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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-12-01
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At THE CHURCH GATE.

~ w.N. THAcHERAr.
Although I enter not,
Yet round about the spot
Sometimes hover, . .r
And at the sacred gate r.. ta
with longing eyes walt,
EIpectant vf her.
The miuster bells toll out
Above the ciiy's rout. 70
And noise and humming;
They've stopped the chiming bell,
Ihoar the organiS SWELL
She's coming-she's oomingi
Ny lady comes at last.
TimId and stepping fast,
Aud Fastening thithers
with modest eyes downcast,
Shea coms--shs's hsre--she's past,
Nay Heaven 60 with heri
Kusei undisturbed, fair saint,
Pour out your praise or plant,
heskly aud duly,
I viii not enter there
3 Ts suIIy Jour pbre prayer u"Tr
e With thoughts unruly. ...|...
But saasr me TO pass aefl. r'
'Reund the forbidden place, ...
Lingering = minute.
Lie out.cast spirits, who wait
And see thrsngh Heavens gate,
Angels Within it.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-12-01

To THAw Our PUMPS. IA Reader"
Salem, Wis writes;-"I saw last spring,
in the Rural, something about thawing
out pumps in wells and preventing
them from freezing When you find
your pump is frozen up in the morning,
put iu about a pint of common salt
coarse rock is the best--and if it does
not loosen it in an hour, put in about
one pint more, and if it is not frozen
more than three feet deep, in nine cases
out of ten it will thaw it all loose"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-12-01
More Disclosures I

A gang Of rebel guerrillas who came
from Chicago to Cincinnati, attracted
the attention Of the authorities for some
days past, causing their movements to
be narrowly watched. The gang con-
sisted Of some thirty or forty, who were
to have done the work Of destruction
in Chicago, but were so closely watch.
ed there that they went thence to Gin
cinDati, and we're preparing for raid
into Kentucky, when a military detail
was set upon their track. They had
cautiously distributed themselves to sun.
dry boarding places in the city, to
avoid suspicion. Ten Of their number
we're captured, with their pistols, am
munition, baggage, confederate coats,
bowie knives, riding boots, gauntlets
etc., oil of which were deposited al
General Hooker's headquarters, makisg
an imposing appearance. The names
of the parties captured are Edmund G,
Waller, Lewis Schultz, William B
Mooklar, Samuel b. Harper, II. L.
Rice, William II. Boswell, William
F. Brooks, John Kerster. Nearly all
Of those arrested have servediu the reb-
el army, and are supposed to be escap.
ed prisoners from northern military
prisons. Their arrest will he likely tC
lead to further disclosures of the plan
of the "SOns of Liberty" with whom
thew were nrobablv assoeiated.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-12-01
Blockade Runners Discovered by the
Coal they Use.


A letter from on board the U. s.
steamer OsceoIa, giving an account Of
she chase Of blockade runner, says her
smoke, from burning soft coal, was dis
covered before the vessel could be seen,
6fseen miles distant. "These blockade
suopers, being compelled to burn soft
coal, their black smoke isplainly visible
~ long distances; while our cruisers,
using anthracite coal, make but little il
coy smoke, and that hardly Distinguish
able" This is'an advantage which our
ships of war will always have at sea, and
.it is very considerable one in cruising
at sea, If our ships only have speed
equal to any vessel they are in pursuit
.Of. or trying to avoid. Long before
2 they can be seen they may become
aware of the presence of European
/. steamers, which usually burn soft coal,
spd Gao shape their course accordingly
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HEAVY ARTILLERY.

TAKING THE PLEDGE.-An Irishman
once said to another:
"Aud ye have taken the teetotal
pie dge, have ye?" I
"Indade have, and am not ashame d
Of it aither." ... ...,-........
"And did not Paul tell Timothy to
take a little wine for the stomach s
sake ?"
$50 he did, but my name is not limo
thy aud there is nothing the matter
with my stomach" ------ - ---- ---
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-12-01

ANIMAL SALVATION There was a
little boy who mourned bitterly the
death of pet guinea pig. The night
after the bereavement his Ratchful
m motber heard plaintive call from the
sleepless mourner in the nursery,
Mamma, have great big elephants
souls 2" "No, darling" A pause, and
then in fainter toues--"Mamml, have
oxen souls 2" GNO, no, dear. Go to
sleep" A longer interval and then the
scarcely audible voice Piped again
"Mamu ma, have dogs souls ?" The ten.
der mother sees at last the drift of the
geological catechism, and grieves to
answer as her conscience bids: -" No
precious, am afraid not" A silence
a sob-aud then a heart-brOken vail
"Oh, Mamma, haven't little clean
white guinea pigs souls !"
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Gen. Birney,s Last Hours.

Duriug the progress of the insidiOus
msisdy, which was the cause Of the
death of Gen. Biruey, he was frequently
delirious. During these moments, when
reason was temporarily unseated, be
constantly was under the hallucinatiou
that he was still in the field at the head
of the proud legiOns that he had led SO
often to victory. He was frequently
heard to exclaim by the anxious watchers
at his bed side bring up the guns
"Advance on the left; and other mill
tary orders, the counterpart of those is'
sued on the battlefield His last words
spoken in the delirium that preoe ded
his death, were "Boys, keep your eyes
on the Ang v"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-12-01

POSTMASTER At ATLANrA.-Post.
master General Dennison has appointed
Lucion Buttles Special Agent Of the
Department, to open and take charge Of
the Postoaico at Atlantis, Georgia This
order will go into operation Immediately
and will prove beneficial to our troops
and the people generally whose CORES.
pondence passes through that office.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-12-01

A little bit of gossip is in circulation
concerning the Princess Mary of Cam
bridge. She is in love with cammoner,
but the Queen, as usual, ill-natured and
stubborn, refuses. her consent to the
marriage. The English people pity,
while poor Molly hOPolessly sighs.
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stone in the country. BY this election
the people have decided the fate OF our
Nation, aud to-day every man who sup
ported Mr., Lincoln stands committed to
the war policy Of his administration.-
Those who opposed him are equally
bound by the great Democratic prinoi-
pie that minorities must yield to the
will Of the majority. So that pow, for
the 6rst time in the history of this war,
we present an undivided front to the
enemy. The war, hitherto called "Lin
coln's war" has now become emphati
cally THE PEOPLES WAR. We have
endorsed it from the first, aud bound
ourselves to give it our contin ued sup
port. A more sublime spectacle than
is here presented has never been record
ed. Almost four years of the most gi-
gantic warfare has thoroughly acq tainted
our people with its horrors, and yet they
are not impelled through fear, nor per-
suaded by peaceful promises, to yield
up one jot or title of the great and glo-
rious principles for which they are con
tending. With such people,-so united
for such a purpose, failure is impossible
The vote of the I'd Ohio Heavy Ar.
tillery was
For Lincoln and johnson 67z
For Mcclellan and Pendleton 124
Union mai. 54S
All but twenty two of the McClellar
votes polled were in the I'd Battalion
Two reasons may be assigned for this
There is a strong official influence il
favor of that party in the I'd Battalion
All disrespectful language toward Nc
Clellan, and all canvassing or election
eering among the troops, was positivel
forbidden by orders. In the secon
place, large numbers of unassigned re
cruits, fresh from the peaceful pursuit
of life, we're serving with this Battalion
nearly all of whom, having receive
enormous bounties, were willing to max
peace, and retire to private life.
Part Of our Regiment was sent to re
enforce Gen. Gillem last unday. Whe
they arrived at Morristown, they me
the troops under Gen. Gillem retreatin!
and were 6red into from the woods an
from buildings in the town. They wer
instantly formed in line of battle an
behaved with great gallantry, completed
checking the pursuing party, but as th
enemy's force was greatly their superior
they were subsequently ordered back
Knoxville. Two men from Co. K. an
four from Co. I are missing, but the
are supposed to be stragglers, and wi
yet come in. No other loss was sus
tanned. ... ........ .........
Several promotions have been mad
recently iu the Regiment. Capt. Powe'
takes the place of our lamented Maj c
Rothrock. Lieut.. Coleman has been pre-
NOTED to the Captaincy of Company I
a place he has honestly earned by Ion
and faithful service.
HEAVY ARTILLERY.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-12-01

SMALL Loss OF LIFE ON RAILROADS.
"A writer in the j, we Deux Mondes
computes the average 'arIy loss Of life
on railway journeys as in 100000
travellers, whereas 10000 in 2O,OOO,OO
travellers would be no more than the fair
proportion to the annual less Of life 10
former days among travellers by land
and sea.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-12-01

IMPORTANT ORDER IN REGARD TO
DFsERTERs .--OrdGrs have gone to all
he Provost Marsbas of the State to
this eff ct: If a mau IS drafted and ac-
csptsd and afterwards deserts, the loss
is that of government, end can not be
charged against the locality from wAi5h
he is drafted.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-12-01
pOutb's department.

= 80 --- /,
duR CoETRlBUToRs to this Department are reminded
that our stock of original Enigmas Charades, &C. is
getting rather low and we would be glad to have new
supply Be careful to avoid mistakes in spelling which
sometimes canse no little vexation In solving Enigma
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-12-01

Copies of the Constitution and Ordi I'd
uances of Nevada were sent to the
President by telegraph, at a cost of
over four thousand dollars. The ambi-
tious young State deemed the investment
warranted, thereby securing three cleo
tOral votes.
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flor the News.


My IN ThsOlegg foremost doth standi
Yet leads ''ths Rebellion" now shaking the land
MY ssnoad Is small and indefinite tooi t.r
Though useful in writing a letter to you. b
,AIytlird is oft made by ths sous OF good eheer,
Aud comes before Christmas, at least once years
My Iov4G cannot drink though 1t often takes tea'
! Aud sits on board midst the jovial and free.
MY an tall plant, In pond may be found,
And, like hesitation, goes sneakihg around,
Ny gkOls in the Temple Of Freedom had blrthi
The brightest, the purest the proudest on earth
Whose waveseyer flowing, unlike the cold sea-
Bring safety and peace to the Homes Of the Free
Btooklyn, N! Y. Oct. 3li ls64. KATE
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-12-01

A disconsoIate young lady was heard
to remark the other day, that if cart
wheel had nine felIOes, she didut see
why she couldn't have one.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-12-01
HEADoUARTERs % 0. II. A.

LoUDoN, TENN, Nov. l6, ga.
DEAR News Since the opening Of
the Presidential campaign, have been
q mute but careful observer Of what has
been going on around me, and now that
the work is accomplished | wish to join
my voice 10 the chorus of joyous accla-
nations arising from every loyal hearth
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-12-01

SnoDDY LEATHER We have seen,
within few days, says the Salem Ga
zette, some specimens Of fabric which
We presume is no novelty 10 our friends
in the shoe trade, bat which was entire.
ly new to us. This fabric IL manu-
ifacture from refuse scraps Of leather,
which are reduced to pulp by grinding
aud maceration, and converted into
solid "sides" of leather, by pressure.-
The article thus produced is used main
ly, we understand for inner soles but
to an unprOfessiOnal eye. it seems as
suitable for all the purposes Of leather
as the original article.
4 . q
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-12-01

They have had a very severe snow
storm in Minnesota. II extenden over
the entire State. ,.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-12-01


DR.. Parr was celebrated for the uu-
sparing severity with which he could
deal out his bfounders, when the
occasion justified that infection
a fippant character, after having
spoken slightiogly Of the miracles, ez-
claimed --"Woll, but, doctor, what think
you Of the cross upon the ass's back
which they say indicates the precise apot
where the animal was 5nitten by Ba-
laam2" "Why, sir," replicdtho doctor,
ii say that if you had little ofthe cross,
and good deal less of the ass, itwould
be much better for you" Upon an.
other occasion, a shallow smatterer
tauntingly asked him why he did not
write a book. "Sir, l know q method
by which l might soon write very
large one." CAY, doctor, how so? "
"Why, sir, by putting in all that know
and all that you do not know"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-12-01

SCHUYLER C0LFAx.-The reelection
Of Schuyler Colfax to his seat in Con
gress will gladden. every friend Of the
Uniou. His majority has been in :
creased from 229 in 1862 to about l 200
now.
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The Richmond Examiner on tho Cap
tire of tho Tloridn. --t

The Richmond Examiner on tho Cap
ture Of the Florida. ,oi a
The Richmond Examiner has an ar
ticle on the capture Of the Florida, which.
it calls ga contemplate Yankee trick"
1t says "Brazil will of course, romon.
strate, bat unless she can interest the
great maritime nations her remonstranco
will be @holly vain. There has lately
been coolnoss between the Emperor
and the English Government"
Diplomatic relations are suspended
for that and other reasons. The protest
from England, if any, will probably bo
cold, and easily answered by Mr.. Seward.
France and Brazil are on very friendly
terms, yet there are considerations which
may cause France also to be very
cautious iu stirring matters too roughly,
We need not expect any serious trouble
to grow out of it.
The good ship Florida, is loat Our
Commissioners will have learned thas
they had better, for the future, syeid all
ports except those Of England and
France and their colonies. TO.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-12-01

Answer to Enigma 10 last weeks paper; "Rot un
Al tho Soldiers come home" e'ttHi''e
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-12-01

y..... ICorrespondence Of the News
From the I'd o. H. Artillery RE-
joicings over the Election--Promo-
lions &c.
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At Laporte, Ind, they are erecting
building for high school, at a cost of
sixty thousand dollars. 20 isiiif
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-11-05
Staot uno FAM lladri6ttn.
Ssrr anton Sretben a,s GAmsisat

Scrr Amtpn 6retben alS GAmoioat
fir Geuutv Iueiter. @ir iSnnea bic
@atl nitt cprItsr ssbsn lalsn. rbne ben etut.
ibsn W ablsrn pcn 'Ssnnspiu County tstrsH tsr
Musiturs. @abl nod tili&e lsbr tebtraiaensWsr-
the Sctyabtwueen SersHleeen. Is baueelt Nb
bel esr SeantWprtuus Der 0rase: @sm lc0sn
mir uuiere g,imms fir @swrty .Mueitcr attsn {
mn nihts writer, ais nm Gle ~relItiss lI5tts~
feit Der tsirsu Gaueicateu. Isn 6unttirntn
tislss Amtss !iest es Vo'isif saai une gar 1sn"
une lie ~srfpresrN ni&:s ole SatfsnntntB.
Der tsls Nisuib scn rsr @slt, slsibSisl, mel
dsr Wartsi sr anssbSrs, Der tisls nidt tsNs', TT
total unIGbis fir bic 81 &C, rsnn CT r'l1es s'As
Isymirruua III ben WuAcru unS Nstuun9sn
anridtsn, welde tsine 8rmituMecn Der e'Enty
9pmmr0irnsrs i'm Snree maren, ~ tsIs't'ssn
unt wslds fur jsesn einseluenSu,aer nur unan-
usbml;tfsitm unt Gerluh s bsrtsifatrea
tann. IS it es rsata!t Ssser isinem sissuen
Sutsrs7e fdulris. III hisisr Mneslsssnbsit nit
4 6nsliher& srabldicrunA rerpaytsi 3u" rrtr
Mtneisuus fir Zen fdbiaftn Mann 81 nab
len une Der idbiaite Ger teiesn Sansicaten 1T
@rsiten. So, ss il lrsor allssmein tetann,t
1ballahs, Rap iein Opponent Zen Inirreerun>
gen, mslds tas in &ere Nsbenrs Nmt an itH
lsllt, aticlut aubsr Stants ii, 81 snilrrste,.
DIS @ssentbcil III tebaurttn ssire Scr tstrsHsnse
Ssrr Is!tit iaum maasn. Ie;u frmnat. hap 81.
Mntrn @re!tsn cine Gigenldait trllst. wsIas itu
esm @ahlsr gang t~slrNesra en'pfsbi!, mir mel
asn Ieiuc bsrslibs entseesnfcm menesD isattslil'
Isntei. ssasn ieseu, @rm INT Ntit, Dsmcfra:
une Rspublisansr, esr l@ IN iha tr:nes'. &Sir
wsHi- seistsn, ris Serra Wers!tsn bicrin
s|sitfrmmsn UNI feinsn. ber Jpn i!ter!riNt.
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cura eir Termination bss Se,ru @rsthsn W,ls-
gua sin.n ..i4tiaen efutlhsn Veamien
fir Gin lapisriaes gn;t gu pae!sn. @si|'t lie
nibt pcn Gnh!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-11-05
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Sfc & abx 81
81. 9. 5armpp6,
oFtt:e Strabe> ct. paul,

Die Mufm'rtiamfsit be- gublifums so;rs aor
metnen eEcbsH Vorratt opn aaeu SU,ssr Se;su
BON cen ltstsn uns beitsn gsrbsIsruuera bines~
lent; tbenfs auf rnsiueu Durratb sos Y;sa,-
tpaa!en, pumpsn, g!etrStren u. cine ereee ~
wael oen fir rs 5ausbaltung nStbisen G;F.c.s
''anoen. iue|d'e i7 Dor eem seseaudrt;ess ssor,
men Steiesn s'nseiauft tebe> uni bic ID r.rsr-
ger t0is irgsns sin Sc,sus in Ni;nu.loto psrFop=fu
teetee: Msias OsIta lne mad ben lssten pns
ofrbeasrtfer Mobeaen anesferttet uni rire a.
1antltt, eaB Ie ben HGuier ppafcmmen ,]ufrjeg,n
ltsaen mercer. glenn niat, fam Ger Sfsn -.
tsur'rt uns n1;s @elo 1urieeybaitsn spe,ssn. -,
sersaufe naeiAsa Worra:s su nisorteersnNatsn ais
ne s~eaenwa1s;e IN eisien1 Marss ~as.ari: usrpsn
t0nnen. ~S''
81 s'et9eE 3si' m16ten pir uaisrs S%eut1chen
Hanesa earaaf auImertlam mad,sn, b1b piy
perm 81
cas- etutlte lspattsmsnt itertraaer tassu. mel.
DER lnd Gin gsrsniesu earaus nlsd,er rpirb. is;.
ne esn'lasu saHesIeuse tSE,G. gut uHe Ida u.
Ssprtdss DOT in btm .risu SIcd unt,,bolb her
Srude, eeeer ,sbsr NicpIs, 0sen It. Cos. eife,-
'aeeH unit priI!s fir hid ieltH.
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~ sbrere BurAer.
(Ginaelanht.)

0G1ttNae,- 20. Oft. 1904.
9erautsebes Der Staats' 3situng!
Oeiera murse ron bier EN- grocer NusFus
naA uHl.rsr uahb7ritaet prtsccit unternrmmsn,
nm soIeitt elmer llnicnsrerlamntluug tei;upcb.
nsn. Die 3abl Der 1beilncbmer bel eieIsr T.,.
iammlune farm ni6t unter 1000 Werionen ee.
tpe1sn lein une unite, bieien murts ron ben teieen
tiidtisen hernern rim Game ansssfreut, tsr am
8. Ncvsmtsr ssrie tunsertfaltiee Grii@se trin-
ssa mire Sn tsr aIerbefen Stimmuna febrte
bic Delegation BON Sa0inss mad Sauls surid.
aaum bier miesev oneslanet, faussn mir tie
seutrnia.Sa0s aufs Meuf,rIs nit bSrteeieri.
@eiuderu aef;lt, unr @err Scbn q. 8es scn
ct. paul serfsblte niht, bic Iaseafraeen eebr.
rig su tsIsudtsn unb itre une,msflih bcbe Be-
beutuna ben teutf6en @itlern ans her3 ~ ls-
gen. Seim &,oe mar cine in ter Etat talent.
prae uns srnetets grcssn ytifco. elsa.
Sbm frlate Ssrr Gbomas Scnes scu Mncla,
Der in elmer lrhr aelunasnsn Mees ben r~lr'pruna
css ar;ssss ms Qidt ieQte.
Die ,Geps," lie bIrten'e rubis an
llnt Reinsr bat seteQt. r.1a
Dcd lsufsen tU1te Manden man
% msb' g tal eelheQt!"
Salinas fir Qinecln unt Srbn1cn!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-11-05
5trner babsN mir 4 .rs -,s
&:et6crnDWe mus maarcm
1ar Damese,
ale MantiQen Sbapls. Glcels> 3anp.
i@uben. @trumpfpaaten a..
lomie
xu&s u. @drecsoberatifel I. &erreu.

@tr baben fit unlere iebr aeraumisen
rleuen 2ofalitdten uniere Gintiufe aeoen
bic friberer Sabre percoppelt, in peridiez
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unierm @eiddite cine erSeere M%uscebnune
III aeten, u. mir bofen, bnb ealelbe nun
r1ebr dis ea5 au5aepebnte uno orSs,e IN
Minneicta. fir cie 2utunft lh esNsltea
aotsn HHfss aMe &stlssasHe silteuen
babsn Wesse. . ais III; eenl unisss Sir,
uta beebrt rpurce. s
Glr &aufeute I'M 2anee erfauben mir
uis pie Bemertune, baB un(ere 9ttingunz
aen f1r Bieceroertdrftr fsbr aan1is se>
itelt une wir ben riesidbrieen obnptnn
tiuiaenG intduftn ,ufplee in rer9ase Ixe,
9or:beile Su tieten, wie frlter nod nie.
Infer Yartner, .6err 6. 81 Aler. bat
eieiem Mt6o.t unkres G,ef&aftss porau>
fteben 1tsrnpu1naeu, urp mirp. Is In leiner
sepotntt, 0etie nd aneeleesn lein lal,
len. fatpobt @boldate ais 8eailptrtaufe
3ur b~eionceren 3ufrietenbeit Der 9erren
xdufer IN e%ff,etutreu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-11-05

WrrseV ,peseu Amescbens BON fa1,
id,en 8eio.-Daniel Cslaus9 uns SotnIul.
ftr tamcn am 5. October BON Suolpn mad 81.
@aut unb i~atls.sn esm Iussneaiyl Der adttaren
Jrau 0utinlcn e,nen Bslu6 al, mubt weuiser,
Nm ibm ~imsans nit tsr Sitteureinbeit unb I'M
1&ulb bic ~sisenen Sitten gu s~erse.lu,' ais us Der
Dame tss 5aulss cine fall9e $50 @runtad.
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ser1sbt NH auf Gs!e une ertsnnt tie Nets ale
siIs 36!ltuns. Dis Dame ssrreissrt ibye IN.
natltc, la1t vcttssi bo'sn une sic aaaalines
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Circuit Court Dor. Das @srbift Der SurY in
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