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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-04-22
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Seed and Hortic ,,tl,ral Warehouse,
THIRD STREET coNs SQUARE ABOVE
TaE PJST OFFICE, on SAME SIDEa
ST. PAUL MINNESOTA.

For ths sails OF all kinds Of Sseds. Tree.
ET".s, Shrubs, Plants, B"ils.
Sc, &C., Sc,
Tat can be successfully grown in Minnesota.
~ Fresh Garden Seeds received from l. NJ. Thor
burn s. 0, New York
:g- notify, kentucky Blue Grass Red TOP and
Glover. of FIRST quality, for sale.
March |, lS64. MARI
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DEED CORN ON THE COR
y Wanted at D. A Robertson's seed and For
ticuiturai >to q Third street. in next square above
the Post flee st. RAUL. Bring onl what has been
fully ripened and ra'ef lily selectel and prepared,
tina will b sure TO grow oucn o.ro
tH- Wanted also, %. SEED OATS
st Paul, April IL, 1864 apla-ootw3t
ID ECEIVED THIS DAY
BY EXPRESS
GRAPE VINES,
from LYONS NuRsxalEs, and for sale on Commission
200 OPORTO GRAPE VINES, two years strong
plants, perfectly hardy IN Minnesota. This Is the
VIM Grape Of Anarica.
- Also, DELAWARE, and other GRAPES
500 DOoLlTTLES IMPROVED RASPBERRY
800 LARGE s BERIAN CRAB
DWARF PEAR, and MOUNTAIN ASH
Together with large lot OF
Evergreens and other Trees.
! have also 6ne assortment of STRAWBERRY
and 9th Iants for aals Chap for Cash.
GILL and zee my Vines Plants and 'hrub'.
17dSut27 TRUMAN MI. SMITH.
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a physiolostcal yfew of nIarria.

4 astrological View of Marriage
Containing nearly 500 pages and 1870 fine ra;es
and Engravings of the Anatomy o. the Sexual Or
gars in a state of He 18th and Use ise with rea-
Use on elf Abuse ,ts Deporab,e onseq .ences upon
Mind and Body and the uthOrs Plan OF Treatment
the only tional and successful mode of cure, as
.hOwn by the report Of treaiet. A truthful ad
wiser to the mar led and those cnntem pati 9 mar
rage who entertain doubts OF their physical rondi
ton. rent fee of postage to amy address on receipt
o. IS cents In stamps or postal currency by add
ing DR.. la CkUlX, No. 81 Maiden Lane Albany,
New York marl5-dEW3m
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The Florence Nightingale Of tn

The Florence Nightingale Of the
Nursery. The following is an extract from let
tor written by the Rev. u. RrstR, to The German
Reformed Messenger al Cnambersburg, Penn:
A BENEFACT ESS
Just open the door for her, and Mr.. WtssLow
will prove the American Florence >ightingae of the
Nursery Of this We are 80 sure that VIC W Il teach
cur ''SUeY" to say, "A B,E~srsG ON Mis- WINS
low for helping her TO survive and escape the grip
ing. colicking aud teething siege Me Confirm e cry
word sct forth in the ProsrH 1t perform, pre-
csey what it processes TO perform, every part of it.
nothing ess. Away with your Cordial" ''Pare.
goric" drops" ''Laudanum " and escry other
g Narcotic" by which the babe is drugged into stu
pidity ami rende ed dull and lido ic for Iife
We have never re u Mrs Winslow know her on
ly through The preparation of her "Soothi g Syrup
for Children Teething." If We had the power, we
would make her, sh. Is. ikysl al saviour to .he
Infant Race IS cents bottle. Sold by all prug-
giets. 3-1md&w
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island of Cuba.

FORMATION OF CUBA-COR,L ROCKS FROM
THE sEA-ARRA or THE ISLAND-sUGAR
LAND-HARvES CONTINUES SIX MONTHS
VAIUR ON CIJRA
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1865. WINTER 1864.
A r K A n G K M E n T.
Minnesota Stage company
PASSENGER LINE.
The Roads are well stocked with first class HOrseS
Concord Coaches, with careful and experienced Driv
ers, a under the control of competent Agents

Sob EDULE
OF DEPARTURES FROM SAINT PAUL:
For Hastings, Red Wing. Lake City, Reads Lanc-
ing. " alb lsha, Minnesota WinOna and La Crosse
daily at 61S O'Clock a. In.
For Stillwater-Dsily at O'clock H. m
For ShakOpee Jordan st. Lawrence Belle PLANE,
henderson, LeSueur. Traverse de Sioux, st. Peter
ard Enthusiastically, al a. N.
For RosemOunt. Cattle Rock Mortified, Cannon
City, Faribault MedfOrd, Clinton Falls and Ovation
M, connecting at OwatOnna for Wilton, St Marvs.
Wtnnebago Agency and Mankato also for Rice
Lake, ClaramOunt, WasiOja, Mantorvie, Rocheste,.
Cnatheld and Winona-daily, at 4, a m.
For Industliana, Anoka Orono, Orlando, Mont
cello, Clear Water, ST Augusta and st. Cloud-oaiy
at a. NJ
For Sank Rapids, Belle Prairie, Fort Ripley and
Crow Wing Mondays Wednesdays and Inisys,
For Richmond, Sank Centre Alexandra. Chippe-
wa, fomme de Terre Breckenridge, Fort Abercrom.
oie-Mondays and Thursdays at a N.
For Little Canada, Columbus and Sunrise City
Every Monday. Wednesday and Friday a, IA m.
For further particulars enquire at the Genera! Of
fee on Third Street
J. &. BURBANK Il co. Proprietors.
st. Paul. November II. 1863 noy17
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S00 KEGS OF NAILS d SPIKES
cOV $50 boxes assorted Window Glass
10 gloss pit tanks S casks Prunes
s casks Currants 2 cases Nutmess
100 mats Cassa 50 cans Mustard
Is bags Whole Pepper and Pmento
4 cans English and French Mustard
80 bbs Vinegar 10 cases Salad OH
100 boxes Babbtts Pure Sacratus
10 boxes S. G. Soda
so coils assorted Manila Cordage
100 dozen Bed COrdi
10 boxes Vermicelli and MaccaronI
bbs Sage and Tapoca SO boxes Starch
100 dozen and Hoped Paile
50 dozen assorted Tubs and Keelers
50 gross Playing Cards
900 boxes q. d. Cape--and Ely-s and Coke.
water
1909 lbs Bar Lead 1000 sacks shot
J. g. 81. c. BURBANK & CO.
lower TAvoo
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0uuae QLute,

ssn s bs, Ss1ts Dssr m rS W sIS y ~
gem fe aGnddb fpiren ieien TIM Gtlafs 6urdl gplutip
men, fiei uneeteift, bic Gte urmcsltd MAIDEN unb
k6rper unb Get 5erh6ren Iru ten iOOr is n6tgtn dit
te sun Splde perpnsn mieu kespr e etnteten in lie
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Gr belt fe lanse inntg uml4Lunaen.

y f 49, J. - E :
Gr belt ie lunse inntS ltml9lunsen. ,.sf
Rannlt Du mid perla1Ien /? fra6te fie,
ibn nit terdnenfeu&ten NuSsn onblidenb.
glein! Gn wirlt gurcneIIe BON 6ranten
ltein wiel Du IS gu tperoen, per6ienIt. ,.,.te.
6ente lit elm @eburstas. ,,,...57..,s -
d 5eiern mir ibn! rief Der Barren. Der
Sturm mag un8 bic Gafelmulit blalen. +.
SD babe idon parun sebadt. s,eer-a.
sg gelto beller 9isbetR, 1bait On nld9Seiu
i'm Seller ?.r4or, y..,,,sca ;, - 80 80.
Den ftinlten9beiuwsin .r.,,,. .,nein jetiser
Batter wubte 81 unterI&eipen.-t, r..bls,sa-
of 6eiern mir Den @sbartstag DAD 1T elm
bimmlilder9epante. bimmliI9 pie bsrRppf,
Dem ser entlprunSen. Hheinwein falte 5sa.
Nein, ID babe fir 8efieres seiorst. @le
mag bier beden. =; mir bleiteni in Deinem
Simnler. ..f,r4c ,st,o,;s ia; J., .a~a;.,
70 Slsbeth bing # y nod etnntal spie Elm &iub
an cen Sals oes prlutisanls. BOT I6m ibre
ldDeQsnoen 2ippen 5um 2ulle unb perlieB
oaan bas 3imnler, Sbr RltiD raul4te itber
ben Bobeu.s Ed rsni,i =. ~.5.;T -. ..-...
me- Sic 1T imnitr nod i96n! oa9te ,ladelub
ber Bacn. Nit ibrem @6rSeije1 it bic
Nebe au mir pieoer frwadt.,. lid fam
e8 lbr ni4t eerarSens OaB Ee mir. bSIe se>
welen. =. DerlObnea mir nnS bsuts col.
ltdnbis, 4isbetp. lpirb 8arrne6e ron
SrantenlteIH. sr--a nod III 7srdaa.9
|nel1 tEUrtfesnns foIst.lulsi59ia 4gdi
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3Ort, no pura reid bepFanste @auen 2a99
s0ie Mae9banpmanb fi6 SieBt, 1'a na9h0 % /
$50 Olo< <Br9inid's ebGen Srauert 5i 9a ,as-
8ptn i6arfeit Oft Die @ange oliibt; 1aai9 oau
Sin Sbenanprabs tldren GueIlen, n,9135 si.5' r
Sag emit elm 6duflein BON Nebellen, IiA .1.'
Sem Sob entrpnnen III Der S6Iadt,
sS5n 8retterbitten dltf Der 8adt, 'Ss 5.l 1h
Sin junges 8lut, Elm Sffi5ier, o'1 lsl456 1a1
GjefaIlen, sleib Der frii6en eide i'a 13f71t
Sag, tppblbeSedt, als cine 2ei9e, hs1.I
SUIT in benz 1,drnliden Qnartier. A5io.ao-t
SSrall 6atta trug ing ndeblte Stdbt4en 90
@ar baIo bus trallrige @erii6t,3 'aIiaI1d VI
Inn aIle Srail'rt rnb ale Mdo6en asoAHl
@erbIllten ipeineno ibr @eIi6t oo H24l9oi +
9tm ndbiten MUrgen II, Der Srabe. ~ s Q s.1
Gri9ien slt SUP, bic Nugen iaB;; nil11'H H}o
Sie Stirr llutip6lbt, bic Wanger HaB, Dill o
Sin Sartes 8eib, uno MIR nit Dtibe Y
@ernabm ber bienitlihe Splbat 53-,Ilil
9lu5 ibrem Wtuno ,tnt mas fie Bat. 9l9 fsll'a.
uN . d eilt, 10 rtef fie i6mer;selriiiert,
vOie 9IIte bcs 8 eIiebten bier
vSeib men 6Ii6 ltnb perg 0nne
III u T.
50 lie talten 2ippcn ibmsu tai
93 f-4da6 155 9mi en-! n1g9tQ 9ui989t0 f
Niit arser 9iit geleitet braif ygqqoD
Ser Srieser iie in cine t6iitte,
sSblieBt bort Die 9lebentan1nler auf, my
/ llno fIbrt nit 5epbprleilem SritteI "l3qotg /
Sic einent niebern aagersu, 5n2dy3qqoJ 196
$50 in bebaelid 1iiBer Stub fnlaq 9mi9d99 %
|. Sin uniDns9ie,ttenant aus benz NOroe1,H
Ser in Der S1ladt 9efangen ipor6en;s0 qa
8eri6eu6euo aieines 6er3erS Summer, .i
9iod trdumtl int ifBen Morgeni6lummer.
Sic beu9t iih nieoer lub beylbrt ig ,1ru.o2
2 aSbn taum Observation-Disclosures, lal9
9lls pl6bli6 tpie elettrIirt, o1
llno nit Der @eiiterpelt i'm 9nnce,1
gfa6 ibr ben bellen 8lid gelentt, ,lg q 9lns
Ser Spotgeglaubte 1ie umfdnst. le Hoq nosA
y . aw-ei te1b ier,36u bpQeles ,8ttb!
- 60 iprad er, leti'n lieberfaElt-- y9inH
% f6nnt i'd bid b tej Mei re ne \
.i'i 1l3 asInlQlQtHH4nen, bDlG Islb.iG
u9ann fp1 Ite nur foerln3icb2 nm
itnIp4 itam 9ttrenn ssu!'@ 9i10f 13
IBas 8unber, ouB Der id6ne Ntann ,Tisidg
{ @ar f9neu ibr apeideS 46ers eetpauH, s3rsa
llnb als ntan orauf ibn parDlitte, .n959l7'as
Sic ,,uniCntren" gum 9lltar flbrte. ma g3'f3d /
Ser 2ei6nam, beilen mir 9ebabta3n ta35f
gGaro feierltd s1 @rab gebra6t, q 4s49rjE
Geidmiift nit ountlen Wtprtensweigen, ,iln1- !
Sob nno Serndblnn9 an3useigen.f195 nj
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81 So6ua 0

Mttale6 tes tniaen stti,s Get Q9untdrtt in 2pn
bpn @rabuirer sineS mebisinii6e Golesen
Ser. Saaen, tr srbFt Stei ietnes Qebens tn ben
5oGpttalern ben 2psbp 9ds pbiia0etphia u6 cnbersn
Statten sebra bat sinis tDurbe ba ten Setluneen
peueneet, tenen bic GeEbidts ter Nsti8m web. nh
idbec 2ettente Sic an Dbrsafanen NeruEdt unb anteren
Gramf6eiten liilsn ple S. ah, Die bel plDsGen Ge
sduiSen su ebr trredsn bic u rt errStben 8ttihctn
Sletnefeen II. To- Wurten Gusenblidp eelttlt t90nn
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~ Dffice: go. Z Sib.G .Grtbettdltr., :,
ilebsn T6Gre, pcn 8altmcrefr, Giflt&e Sette,
bic Gtufsn ttrauF. 7a .l'a5.o@ h52 1at 13m
gan merle f Nanen unb Sausnum,ner. tsat uurtifen-
ee nns rssr4e gSa@maer b!rHtsssens gae 9eptsnlUfs
nnb 2ampenpuser ~. nenne 6b regtlmd6ise Meritr
uHe Ieuern ange;psen Dr. ctrens 9tu in Ger RGte
MS 1Ge Srefe muiien etnen grh-Sta tamp tntbaltea.
Cine 0eilurg III 9 :. lQe s,,ee1,tett.
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DR.. Johnston
Satttmor go .9SfpttaL.
3ar untsro.afpns bsr QuudIalssrei etabltrt
- Z. o. . . Y Z = y 7-~HH'f w TFsy'
i4nels uno g,ilaelttt Euren IN sr5 =.S
Pms. Ilo4eebeimen &ranfbeitcu Q p5.
her sla3Aas @ft, lpsldsr an,set

ssmatrettti el5 ia ie: Seusan9sunidbietet SGlc6Se
in benz tudtn UNI e lierern, @ntanonnsen Der Nsren
nnb Saie, ateBunsen S9wl6e Ter Nerpeh Yla-
Senftmdd Natttgett 0tetvreeI3iasettci., 0eranSeS-
fdna6e 9erSlppen I& &ternbet 3tttsrn, Wusenl ldmds
S6Rtntel &0pfi6mer5 Gatsiuenrg l.s Salie8, her Wa
Der Qunge hes YRa9enS, her Ginaspte unb eer jeuer
netel bic BON etiIien gsheie torthte ten Ser ueenb,
pclte t6rtn Spisrn etibrlther INt os GER @rctn Ge
fang Cen Gedtrten hes lpieS terrIbrer une wenn bt
see 9ebetIt oertr tye ganSeeften 6pfnuneen eernt-
ten Gdrdt her @pnittutten eerpprbrineer be Gte Ms
meG6 rIader ne 3ulest rem 6rpsr uub Gtn serRSren,
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8nhsirat0rte WerFonen,

ptpifder SGdte Dfer zines SinbenTts bepust
FnS iOqen ungsrsueld' 9r. 9ebnfrg ~ @atpf ssbsna
rattuns etsbarteit Ssr We rem 3ern nn Sdp5dt Sssr
GfhEpfunsl her ihrstl6sr Nrt nereen i5neu turirt.
9erjenige, reider her Bebdnttns nnb Turiprse rrn
Or. ypbnpn tner3tebt ann tbm ais enem Gtrenmdnnt,
cbne urdt d onoerrauen unb 5Sper&tlt aa ient ar;t
Hdae rerniien .-.lt. ln
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Il G llriter. ter prclIe.j

Giertee Eduierte lelde ydi ene Ger lesten e6euseb
Sabre In hieer Nnlat fnir mi tei unt bie ense mtG
tiger nuntorj ten Spetd pien retde ". SVhn1ts
furs tenen fie 3eHss fapprreure uRe oieantert
geroner bepDrrten, faS N1tltiun ipeSertren
giasn GnsridtJ Mutts :i,tJ ennt n Geasanfi fistren
gtaraer ais Gffs Ram IN 9e5gepuf 9baratet HTp Ve.
pt1sntoItt8ett fpr <eesuten cine Rartitenee Se,itr
Ieifune. il.lH5L 5HG Eg1J1gr Il t5E1S .i3}g :
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Das feimfte unS rDuenSetfte 6rud,ts xpmcs S8itfer
.i' - 4iS@l4 mnferer Seit! -a so it30l
Die 6ontsblilme (The Honeysucklel
! ELIXIR DE VITR.

b9 l.4j Fl ELIXIR DE VITN., s,oriq..
Dtes Esnc Bters weIGeS felt Ianse etneH sCrtasIts
uf tn europa befSt anb IN tem Sdnbe fneu tn @ebrau&
tcmt tf aus benz reinhen Gpenac tn YerEtabung NIT bee
S6nes pber @aScdrtlain6e TIM gDeBe ber Neflatpn pes
ferttst uub BAT @ banlbe In 1em 9neG sGn Der 3ebeS
ert unb gerbaanssprsan" sbr Tert3aOa esstts 1nb "a
TT Deuti&lanb alS
| 7I5 80 rDas SaaseetraS; unerfr 3ett" 1se
betradtet. ,.s,f4sr,r -. =, e,s .;s9 g. .,4aes
Srat. spnic- -8ierS etne rertbSrle aueGe hes Yrots
enn einmnI eetce bic &suer nt rhne baeIbe ietn wg
em Ritte dnbre ipesndnnte UtterS b6nst caeIbe bon
ben sewSbnltsn rDuten" mtbeefdltse. Gloden uae al
eurtrenben &aueen Cd, unb bd es ypm str rertbSpNe
narettehsten nerferet crben tere 2Stneen af rbtee
Sre6ne lGnsA Dcpren anertannt pprben fne, 10 IDA
Set eS eber Ettner, nod benz Mrste cer dpenttt
s IS Ertnt ett tetreS ietues GIegans BeU
Ret bs @e3mafss als anasertrOieE oa ,nseta ss cue
Ntanhen, burdmaSt anb iwest tn en pp4dAeees @ante
In Elm errpdrenbes pntsarees ttere bes 9tnuntertns
ten terebt unb rte faber In eSer o6usnaIna wrbets
eerihteten Sptels, RefGnratiCn &c. rnsatbeprlt s.
DbcleIdle 9eta M9enten tbnner NIT r6eb etncrGHas
tttd eeies SprsaSlten Stters til Sfen Dusene 0Har-
Glafden fp.ts ~ eo rf.t ,.r SYs s1sso7glf s.. .ssD
.-.'7. - ben aLleintgen Gigrer
8. . rrm Nc. : g $,anDpcrs Gcfe op.s GantneHRx.
Scseniber Sem GRarste, 2aItitacrs, q-a
ReiHe eefute EIaIde tf dd te ri nit sem GieeI bsS
Gtgners auf bem 3rrt Serieter IL. ,1Uc gt
gDieberprf1uer erbaIten tie ;u em Gttters Gneeres
ten ccudrsIitbcnrapt= Musb1neefntlber gratis.
Die Ieeren Slnden werben jetD@ retn BET ter ndRe1
Sefenune NIT $I0 Dusenb france Baltimore nenpHe
eebre& '''. l-0 A1Eltss3 @eis
gOrtas!t4en 8imbeers GfTence Se,n 2tabeeria5t
Der tprdtrgen @rnt opis ale gDeime uub 2tqupr eres
Aaalttat' unit 81 iOltetn @rstieu. an unsa
44 s2li5iis ode 5anDSer an6 Gampenifr., oeSenabes
i25Apr III 5t45IYn 6a0 m benz wortte.
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Ssifts.

Dt inreGbtdtn 2srtnnsen tes Eaters nb eEr aa r&
ten. @erlu bes Gebi6fnes, 8srptrruns Ter Stten sc
trudtbet Der @eestafte b6ie Nbnun9sn abnetsuus pS
ber Ieieldaft u4t na9 Gin5euteie, Wistranen 9ese
G6 itlbf. 8ui9tamfst u + 10. itns sintee Der f&Iimme
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Sin &uD 4l5 Qcben5Wccfer.

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}unae N(Gpnfr,

teipnterS weIe he Cpr jare eenemtu eatcrs eswsreen
nb has iltrlG 10 o;fe &auence IN eta su frubes Grab
rcte Tcde tnt tire erhabren 3alente nS entideIttn
NIT benz 9rner her Dereltamfet hen SEE
pareen, rtSgen I'D mil npIen 8ertrauen nabeu H sHi3
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Sraantfd. eapd

trb unSeruelib 9e5et unb Ste Sre Ara Ssttr bsree-
eut Dtees turtbare 2. en- pelbes las 2tben elenD b
bic @te upb &adtrmmrni6a unmSeliG matt tf,ctt fas
2prS Oerer be ibren 9eieni6dfttn nnSeiOaaen Sbnel
nee 2ete Fne gu ledt in Musidrs fun9en eenets Eel
Srittren, geieeerf6asen i'm arn, Gttn ub enbfse n-
laden entitetsn ann 10 1T tie tc meRentbttt eiRt plse
bes Msbrdudes Der tteIfen Sreane NRer aber ntu es
Iausnen faB te Rra Der Grereune ebe Dtntn perp
rem pirA he @ bemIt@en 2afern resbtn els bon 3tasn
kse S6 teife itnb. t-I ~ 3Jl o. III 5IllJ5S t81
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Gbe

beteute tas elm seun6sr @eia us etn &c ttr Ufrer t
nrtbpenciSen @rfereernilie tur etslhen (Slrdestet
nb. a rbne ties ptrS Sic Weetes 2etons sr trdrtse
gtIeerdtrt Die Nusdeu res perfnte d iulte-
LID unh bic sele prS ereren prn 0erimciHuns unb
Idn6plitHen Betra6tuneen, fds ns bic rearen rsldt
Nheere eeneeen sermeteest iats99u5i'gg tte 9nunl
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9 OsfShrliGe Rranfbeit.

gDehn Der irreselst.te anus. SnsItas ausfihbttSds
tr ben &em beier tmerihaen Rrantbeit in aufeenUn.
men bat 10 ee4sh ' blulis, taB elm nsttttsts S9aS-
tdtl peet bic Sur@t eer Gabcdun5 bn dbi9redt b an
ene su wensen au reldf eT IN 8r3t hrr @rsbnna unb
artet lanst bis bic @snptrns si'es rstIi9n btIs
piR,a, .. ein nit @eGpI en- entSG sails clue bSIe
@a E9metj I'm Sope ur6 tn Ten Sl,ttrn Ntnakn'e e8
@eii6ts, Eaubbeit ausw DIE er Saut Snr;en ten et
men ilnS Armen 5inns i'm ee ttc un6 ali Grtrstita-
ten tt 3etsen me tam teie uebeDt elmer fGtsil dyeu
S1neuisfeit ppr 9 fbrten bis suest Der Gal1en uns
bic Naentnptea tna 'en ba D2ier rrr 6afen 3ran.
tstt sn SeatndaS res Rstlers Wrs ubter SOB istnen
l9redltdsn seoen fabur6 Elm @ne. ap sassr tin nad
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-08-13
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b9r olae 8eteine r6 uatIrl6e @sif uuS &6tyer Ter
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fts ger:m Der Ntu tetrnf e3Sflrpfn ne b5ie llnrbe
Waseni6pi6c unCrbnuns GER 8ertouunss ese.
retne Gnttr1ftune. Sytnstcre Ger SSiptubludt "
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-10-29
Union Conference.

This conference held its semi-annual meet
ing Oct 18th and 26th with the church in
Sweden. The meetings were deeply interest
ing, and the tone of all the speeches and SER
mons was thoroughly patriotic.
The folio wing Preamble and Resolutions,
reported by the appropriate committee, were
fully discussed and unanimously adopted
Rev. D. B. Sewall, of Fryeburg, remarked up
on the first resolution, that it became US to
bow submissively to Gods piu, but zoe did
not bow or submit to the ,oiu of rebels in
arms, nor ioould zoe euer.
Whereas, by reason of our national sins,
God is leading us as nation, through deep
affection, in the civil war which is desolating
our land. and whereas He has put it into the
hearts of our rulers and the people to humble
themselves before Him, and whereas He has
opened way for the redemption of a race
who have been so long trodden down by the
iron heel of oppression, and has compelled
the government to give them deliverance, and
whereas he has signally vouchsafed His pres
ence In the recent glorious successes of our
army and navy, as well as In the conversion
OF many Of our soldiers and sailors, there
fore
heSOlVeu. 1hab We recognize tne nanQ OF
God In these Affections, and bow submissively
to His will. ,fga s-esF yF
Resolved, That we sympathize with the
Government in its efforts to establish law and
order in all the States and Territories, and to
this end we pledge our best efforts, our prop
erty, our prayers, our votes, until the object
is accomplished.
Resolved, That we tender our warmest
thanks to our soldiers and sailors, and orr
heartfelt sympathy to the sick and wounded,
and to those who have given loved ones for
their country.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-10-29
The Parker Murder.

In our issue Of Wednesday, we mentioned
that we had been informed of the arrest of a
man named Blake, at Milan, n. H., charged
with the murder of Collector Parker at Man
chester, N. H., some twenty years ago.
The Manchester Mirror says the city Off
cials there know nothing of the transaction.
We have also received letters from Manches-
ter and Portsmouth In relation to the matter,
and requesting such Information as we may
have.
Our information was derived from a mail
agent on the Grand Trunk line, who informed
us on Tuesday that such report was current
along the line, and that he heard It from a le-
liable man in Bethel. The same story was
current at all the depots from Bethel up TO
Milan, and the particulars were stated as he
gave them to us. He stated to us yesterday
that he had not been able to obtain any thi, o
definite in relation to the report, or to trace
the story to its foundation. We think there
must be some mistake about it. ef
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-10-29
THE Cradle and the Grave"

Gen. Grant said, not long since, referring
to the new rebel conscription of old men and
boys, that the Confederate authorities had
robbed the cradle and the grave to recruit
their depleted ranks. Northern svmpathiz-
ers with rebellion found fault with such an in
timatlon of weakness on the part of the South,
and that their strength had been so nearly ex-
hausted, and that the cause of treason was ac-
tually tagging through lack of men 10 fight its
desperate battles.
But JEFF. Davis, In his recent speech at Au-
gusta, Ga, makes confession, in half a dozen
words. that affords full confirmation of all that
Gen. Grants expressive figure implies. He
makes this confession, too, In strain OF bonn
bast and braggadoeio intended to stifen the
backs of his friensd, and to brace up their
dropping spirits. He says:
Four years we have stemmed the tide of in
xasl1n' anu 70 day are stronger than when the
wa o1s@n, letter able now than ever to re-
Puise sne .auuo. VINO is seeking our overthrow.
S1Se VIC ilnPo,oeu me commonest articles of
Sany use, anu oLouget in from beyond our
borders even bread and meat. Nov H. CO., o
of Georgia alone produces food a, sno D' az.
only for her own people and Me arrou hoS
1t, but feeds, too the army of Viepins VIII" nnan
we had no arms, and could receive no sold;a.e
put those who came to US armed. Now ne
nave arms for all, and ARE BEGGING MAN TO
BEAR THEA, 6l- y ~ ~