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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-01
Family Grocer

No. Il EAST % ST., OPPOSITE METROPOLITAN HALL,
Family Grocer.
II EEPs CONSTANTLY on HAND A CHOICE
N stock OF Family Groceries, OF all kinds,
which he offers at the lowest prices; also
FuRn LIQUORS
ia. medical purposes. which have been selected
.sncc;.llv for this market. He solicits > full
share Of patronage. Cell and examine goods and
.r;as. my73-d;v
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-01
sESsgFS gsEEEs !:
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CAN B. CURE

The advertiser, q Physician tf thirty years ex-
periencc, in the tire itnent 81 Lung Diseasas
Bronchitis, asthma &o, but pSw retired from TIE
practice, is desiroui OF importing his experience
10y dtfusing information invatnaha tn suffering
humA unity, and which has Cured thousands
The same medicine will NJ do ior alt. BE sill.
send Prescription. With full directions Ter uae,
adapted TO sach particular e,ard will surely ci-
tect cure. Try lit will Coz vcr nothing a
stamp required for postage. aGdrtss.
Ii. Low l., ". D.. Box 5oTg, New York City.
IL WEI LIS Agent D.yenv6rs
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No. ~.

rffr~ - ~. 10y = or .Ttr ~ 2
tainly the most appalling of all i'm
ploments Of, death and only Veterans
with nerves Of steel tempered in many
n frey struggle can withstand its cold
and cruel onslaught even for an in,
slant Our troops are Taught to rely
upon it IS the grand ardvmentii'p ad
hominen by which doubtful fields are
decided and they WELD it more and.
more effectively EACH succeeding cam
paign., OF late they have been using
it with fearful energy and correspond
ing success in carrying intrenched
positions of the most forriitiable char,
acter The rebel soldiery are, brave
apd Told, and under fire as steady, es-
our Gym but they dca't relish the IN
cisiyc steel. Neither do they depend
upon it as much as our men 10. They.
have more faith in, guhpowdtt, aud pro-
jectiles than in the silent weapon ,tEat
never misses and takes no denial.
The Northern bayonet is destined tt
finish up this war. .ft .s....... Is
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-12-30

MARTrN LUTHER AT HoNE AND AS HE
WAS. But I could not bring up my
conception Of Luther in Germany to.
the idea ! had Of hint before. I saw
his manuscripts, collections Of his
works, portraits but the big drink
ing-cups were, after. all, the most
prominent memorials he ieft behind
him. He was jolly old soul, hearty
and honest, dare say, and banged
away at the pope and the devil with
good will and good effect But there
was nothing high and grand about
him. | @cfit TO see the p'a,e where
the devil is said to have helped him
over the walls of Augsburg but even
there, not ~ gieam of poetry associated
itself with his flame The huge drink
ing cup seemed to swallow up every,
thing, and the couplet, said to be his,
appeared to tell the whole story -
'.who loves not woman; vine aud stjfig,
Remains fool all his life long,
In short, his burly face and figure,
and the goblets that testify to his
powers, mrde itabsolutely impossible
for me to connect any heroic idea
with him. Professor. FELTON,. isf =
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Designated by the Secrrtnry OF State FOR
publication In all the Newspapers.

Designated by the secretary OF STATE for
publication In all the Newspapers.
AN ACT in amendment of section six
of chapter eighty-three of the gen
eral statutes, entitled "Grand List
MS hereby enacted, de-
Sec. l. That the first subdivision
Of section six of chapter eighty-three
OF the general statutes, be and the
same is hereby so amended as to read
as follows. l
The following property shall be ex-
empt, from taxation, and shall not be
set III the grand list;
First, all real and personal estate
owned by this State, or by the United
States, and all stocks, bonds, and other
securities of the United States held by
individuals or corporations, which are
specially exemptf from taxation by the
Jaws OF the United States, at the date
4 OIL the making of the list, i fle
approved, Nov. ~, 1864.
AN ACT in addition to chapter eighty
three OF the general statutes in rela-
!, ton to the Grand List.
II : hereby eaacted, DC. e - f'i'i
See. l. 1t is hereby made the duty
o al taxpayers to present to the list
eis on or before the tenth day Of April,
III eaeh and every year, list of their
real estate, as well as Of their personal
property, owned, occupied or possess
Gu by them, on the first day of April
~ e9ch year and to give notice to
Tue listers of all transfers by them
nlaae OF real estate during the yeal
preceding and of all mortgages to
gave notice to the listers, within the
u'he aforesaid, when the lnortgagee Of
Any tbS,oP9 property has taken possession
sec- 2. Whenever any person, per
S 1uns or corporations shall claim de-
a %uvtlon from the appraisals of person
property for or on account Of debts
OWING from such person, persons o,
operations, it shall be the duty Of
Sle listers to require a statement, un.
S oath, of the amount Of United
o ,. stocks, bonds or other United
S'n'es securities, claimed to be exempt
non taxation under the laws of thi.
~ the United States, owned by o,
neld for their. or its benefit, and Il
;a De the duty Of the listers in max
~ up the list of any person, persons
~ cofPorations to deduct only suci
otnoq1t for debts owing as is in exces,
o =, such United States stocks, bonds d
ospef securities, so BY them held q
3;tNhed' as set forth in this act. An(
sban9 person persons or corporation
a;ai neglect or refuse to return OF
T TS:i the number or amounts o
s 1nl'eq States stocks, bonds or othe
dde a,es so by them held. In accor
t tba with the provisions Of this act
G Ine listers shall not-in making up tn
msS OF such persons orr corpo,ations
an "Ae any deductions from the amonn
a. appraisal of personal estate : 70
no r's owing from such person or cor
tSaa..on' but shall. without refersno
's'o' proceed to make such list &c
| ~ tIrTlf rlt4rII..l.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-12-30


NOBLE CoNDUcr OF SLAVES. IA Nash
vile letter to tbs Chicago Tribune says
four officers Of loyal Tennessee regi..
ments have arrived there from, Ander-
sonville, Georgia, where they had been
imprisoned When three miles out
they secreted themselves IN some
BUSHES for a nap, when they were sud
denly aroused by negro, with q.
basket Of roasted sweet potatoes and
some corn bread On asking him how
he knew they were there, he remarked
that the negroes We're constantly on
the watch for escaped prisoners, to aid
them, and that he had seen them enter
the bushes. He enjoined them to
trust no white man, but to remember
that every negro was their friend,
They followed this advice, and were
abundantly aupplisd BY negroes wherr-
ever they Went ; and, could it have
been done, they might have brought in
thousands Of able bodied recruits 70
the Union army, ,i..-, ....f ..t4--.i f...i.
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The BAYoNEr. Notwithstanding the
improvements in artillery and portable
firearms, the beyohet is still as 1t ever
has been, the decisive weapon OF war
Ii is the fnisher of conflicts. The Sc
ried ranks that have stllonly held
their ground for hours within range
of well served battery, or under a
CALLING fusilade, often scatter and flee
like wind-driyen mist when out of the
lurid death-elcuds buits the long line
of cleaning steel, Very rarely do
even the staunchest veteran infantry
stand firm until the moment of actual
contact. Bayonet charges ere often
arrested in .mid-career by volleys of
musketry aud showers Of grape and
canister; but not once in a campaign
by defensive array Of tho same weap-
on. The onset is sometimes met by
a counter onset, and the front files of
combattants exchange thrusts for a
moment. In few moments one or
the,other Of the lelligetents gives way,
and most Of the bayoneting is done
in the pursuit.
The modern saber-bayonet j. GER
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-12-30

ssgr AS fop was riding very fine
horse down the Camden road, a young
and pretty lady was very evidently adj.
miring the animal, when he stopped
and impudently asked "Are You ad-
miring me, miss2 -"No! was the ready,
reply; Il was admiring tire horse, not
the donkty"
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-12-30
Sor The Transcripts il ..l.
CHRISTMAS EVE IN CAMP.
Ds,y;c1tef VI Ir 7 ~ Nrii %


tt0' --A-t.l uni
Come, boys, don't spare the iogs to-mght'l
Work with hearty wln'
And let our camp-hres warm ana might,
Blaze 'gaiiHt yon darkehlhB mn.
The clouds are loanipg from INC Fhy'
As if they fnn Npuld fold
Upon the ground where Soiuiers ne
Their shadows damp ana cold
The frost Is hiding N the az
To take US on the s'S'
No matter If we have care
lis Christmas eve heap up inc hre'
And by the rudy pla%''
Wen speak ot-ah We never tirf'
When speaking OF those GAYS
When burned the chrerfui ilr's a'll'l"e'
And those We hoid most uear'
Of friends and kmdrrd' used 10 como
To keep our Christmas cheer
Our mothers and our wives we're more
Our sisters gay and young, iri
And some Of vs. had swee'he@rts far
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-12-30

nsy' You can stop cfocE at any
moment, bui you cannot stop a watch
The same remark, my brethren, applies
to the stopping the talk Of man and
of a woman. He is i great, coarse.
ugly machine, but you can silence him
She is beautiful, fragile, jewelled
thing -but she will run on until she
stops Of herself. -
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-12-30

Bay" George Selwyn once affirmed,
that no woman ever wrote letter
without q postscript. MY next letter
shall refute yen" said lady G. Selwyn
soon after received letter from her
ladyship, when after the signature,
stood :: r. s. WHO is right now ytu
or II"
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-12-30

sev- A child. speaking of his home
to friend, once asked, "Where is
yopr home ~ Looking with loving
eyes at his mother, he replied, '"Whe,e
mother is9' Was ever a a question
more Faithfully, beautifully or tjpoh-
inely'answerea2" gslfIso3l ia o.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-12-30

"A live woman is on her way to Rye
gate from San Francisco, in close pine
box about the size Of q coffin. She haS
a nervous affection of the brain. and
this mode Of transportation vas re-
sorted to, to protect her from the noise
incident to tho journey The box has
a small aperture 10 admit air, contains
q bed and is inuiiled.s On stepPing for
the night she exchanges her boz for Q
bedcn dana W L,l,osisa ttranl-nl nnn,
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-12-30

'.l dossh Billings ia says :' "rew bring bring
up child in the way he should go
travel tlat way yourself"
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THE TRANSCRIPT.
pupnisaEp EVERY FRIDAY ln2po
nv HENRY a. CUTLER.


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STATE OF VERMONT,

STATE OF VERMONT.
SECRETARY OF STATES OFFICE, |
Montpelier, Nov. rs. 1864. :
/ certify that the foregoing are true
copies of acts passed by the general
assembly of this State, at their October
session, in 1864.
GEORGE w. BAILEY,
Secretary of State.
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Laws OF Vermont, A. D. 1864.

s. m7as. ~, Dee. 81, 1861
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-19
(vineelantt.)
Die 8cuntp Traae.

perr Grel. Sn Strer porlesten Drummer
ipra& I'D elm mir peri6nli@ untetannter 6err
s. pitler lter bic e~esenwartis berrf4ense Ser
orbnung. bab GreipiQiee rem Ioun 3ueere9uet
merben. in wel&em le enliitet unb Bounty erbat.
ten babtn, ni&t gang sinlie aus. SD mar
aud einR Bauer. cb aber meme Geper 10 eepanpt
1T. ais bic bee Germ 0erfa6ers ees Ginselanbt,
lale i@ eabiu gen. Ut. DAP i'd, aber be0en I'm.
i6t ni&t tbeile unb ~berielben ni1t beipfi&ten
fam, bat MID uneine ei. nc Grfabrung binl6na..
LID eelebrt. SD bin ieSt Il Sabr @clbat.
@tl@ bittre Idui&ung i@ unb 10 piele u,einer
brapen 8ameraoen felt biel.r ;3sit erlebt baben,
ifeQt uus ben Yatrirtiemus in einsn, gaua aupern
Qi@te bar, als mir %herlelte Ser2 Sabren pcrtana.
sd grit aud 3u ben @afen, wsil i'd elautte,
ter patrictisnus Serlan0e Is. Die ~ udae,
blietenen Ritbdr9er unb Na@tarn seripra&en,
fur uniere Uamilien udbrenb unler M%bmsienpeit
~ for9e1, ia unitr Gountp mar 70 bo@beraia,
unitren .GamiIien S Doaar ptr Monat iu ttpiai.
gen. @eitcsut baden F4 bic YtrbGltn,be aber
tebeutenb e%e6nrert. Die,elben Blrner Bic uns
ais @aterlancspertbeibiser be8ribttn unb feierten
ale mir enlifeten Serfpotten unit. pera@ten uns
ieSt, unb, UNI tersn tieue @o1te ~ 9:traut y.
tttra&ten uns ale lefapaple Menl&tn. bic Die
Gamilien ~esrlaien fonnten u.n ale @olbnt au bic.
nen. Die BewiQisune bon, gounty bleibt uuer.
tut, unb Der i'm Gsire febeune &oleat u,aa ie.
ben ~ie feline tauaiie ~ pauie fsrtie uirp, I'm.
ter fsldeu tluitdnpen uau6 natiilli@ Der patrio.
tit1aas IN seu1innrsranb treteu, uub Der 0ele.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-19
s1a6trdalides ,ber eas Teuer in

9ta6trdelibeS iber oas Teuer in
&aftines.-unier 1rsuae g.. u. 6. BON 9a.
linss bate lie Greuneli9fsit, uns uttr bic tir,.
LID bort Ratteefunbene Geuersbrunf cine
buti&s 8tl@reituns 3u liefern, bic ater leirer
unb untesuiFi&er @eiit Ia fe 6. Md,s tatirt
1T, au ipat fam. De& elautsn pir ben @&lub
%osrislten san3 e%eeienet. in peite1en 6reiien b.
fannt ,u psrbsn. ba Ct BEN @ercsnfe feline i9ul-
piet Mn%ertennuue 3oQt. Ct f9r,tt:
......Gin ero6ss Slid fir bic Statt martn
lie @olbaten bes 2. Resimentes, tpel9e oerabe
:3u bieler 3eit in her Staot traren, uno iinb ibnen
Die Burger 5afinss eroeen Oant iduleie fireis
Aufcpferure ibrer ielbit bel tieiem Branbe.
Die beutideGeuereompaenie pon 9afines, OBJ
slsi@ ursanilrt. aber leieer nod pbue @priss, bat
au@ bel oisier @eleeenbsit be,pielen ME tpobltbd.
zig cine icl&e Mnia!t 1T. unb penn bic 9msri.
faner srN NAL ltrnen, ben anf bisle @eilt Mnee.
'teuten 1reien &aum iu laftn. tpsroen bic 2SI@.
Anlfalten BON nod s,S6erer1 NuBen lsin. xbe,
chen bas f@ iberaQ Sinuil&tn Der Entertainer
ld6t oft aus einem tleinen l1ebel Elm ero6es I'm.
slld enttebsn. 90 mare IS aud bier in 5alfinse
4eaaneen, tpenn ni&t. chen bic Geuereompany 9ops
10. 1 mad ibrem tisenen 3opfe seean9.n mare
urb 1& ui&t sil um bic Befeble mii6issr gu.
i&auer unp auber f& sefommener DidtSpfe be.
tuuu,ert bdtte.., Ginjelne Miitslieper Der Geuer.
.empaenie baben f@ uOr NQen burd umi&t unb
rai@es 6aneeln auss3ei&net. unb bin i9 pom
8ielen seteten tporeen. ibnn Mamen Sfentli@ cen
Dant Der Statt unb Der Anfalt bar3ubrinssn.
perr @m. Sals, srfsr. Ser, 9ebn aRies, 3wei.
ter Gcremann; 5err M. Slider, Gnsineer, unb
ole G.uer:eute &einbarpt &eld, y. Ml9fe, Gb.
Ri9ter baben f& t~eiOnters bsi ltster @eleptnbei,
ausSt3ei&nst. 9n ber 30Nuuns, ni@t ee3mun.
gen gu iein. nod einmal elm iol&es unelid ~
bsri4ten, ssrb!eib. i'd Der 9brise
O. q. 6.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-19

Nrifune in Der beutfA:enelif9en
Sdule.-Qstten Mcntae fanb bic Drifting in
esrs&uIs sss esati&snslii&tn S&ulusreins Ratt.
ainesr. bic Dor anoertbolb 9abrsn nod ni&t bic
Bu@1aben ~iannten, bSrten mir aus Nefelt'e
erittsm 2sltbu& nit elmer Betenune lslen, mie
man fe 10 leitt in elmer anbern beutjm.n
S&uie ni&t fnctn .nSdte; etenio eneli1@ aus
r@anters' @eeonb Reaeer", ter bereits iter tie
3alfte seibt it. 10 ea6 bic ainssr aud in, Gas:
lif&en flip wobl nit ben beten enslii@en @&ulen
naa6ten us6tn tSnnen, in Mnbetradt Der tur3en
bic jest barauf serweupelen :3eit. @ir MAIDEN
uniere Ansaten baruun 10 ~ips3is4, bamit Gltern
einen @erslei& anfeQen tSnnen. Ireebem aus
bsm Bu&s pas @eleiene enelii@ unb peutl@ auf
bic S&ief'rtafeln eei&rieten purbe, 70 fennten
mir uns bod cine saufiee @einuns ib.r tie
Gora Der eanbi&rift Der ainber bilpen, n;&t
ater atsr tbre photographic; tu@ baben mir ct.
mas tason i&on friber eeieben, uns bofen, bei
Der ns&fen prafuns rrebr basen au feten, ia,
pie mir bIrsn, bsrn @@reiben mebr Mufmerflam.
feit eeipibn1et mirb. ale ben, Qefen. lleberbie6
frs bic meiiten ainter nod iebr Jung. unb bic
Obertlafr belsbt gum erS6ten 9beile aus crit i,tt
Il Ncnat sei&ulttn aintern. Die prlfuua i'm
&s&nen befanb i'm 1beilen NIT 2, 3 unb 4 elmer
pom BIN Mnreienten sesebenen 3ifernibe, uub
3par 10, bab Der 0uptient brett unter ben Dbl.
bsnten ssiest tuurte, short sipisien, cine bic
aafnertfamteit unb umli&t Der aleinen binrei.
&snb bepsiienbe QSfuns. Ginise ettpas altere
8inber, bic mir Dor 6 Renaten i&en nit Bri&en
bsf&aftist ssftben, Fne inbeGtn sissmal imSe@-
nsn sar ni@t esprdft poresn. Gum @@luNe
purben einiee aus 5anbers' .9,riE,er~ pom BIN
@nweienten aussepdblte edge in enflii&er ste.
nesrapbie an bic S&ultafel sd@rieten. Daa
paren lauter 9df&en unb pater in allen Nid.
tunsen. unb bic 0inbet paren I'M Stanbe, aus
jstem Elm ean3es @ort berauejubu@Rabiren unit
i&iensn bamit sertraut ~ iein. pbslei4 erR fell
Neuiabr, alto felt 3rsi Monaten Der Mnfaue ta.
nit eema&t porben 1T. Sebr i9psr tann'a
bemna& taum itin unb mug I'D bod 3ur semSbn.
li&en @&rift serbalten, wie bic Gtenbabn luu
.S@ienfubrpsrf, Cher Der 1sleerarb 3ur Giien.
babn. Der Griminalleituns 3ufclee lea Bic @te.
nosrabie tereits in allen S@ulsn Der fabbeuti&e,
Staaten eineefibrt fem unb ber unt.rri&t /,
bieier setpie intereGauten unb niisli&eu aunl
jeust ieeenfaas pom ber 3tdtistsit unb bsm be
eea @iasu bfs eebrtrs.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-19
@eneral. Mbiutant pom Minnelrta

Die @tabt st. saul rOrdft".frei.
- Nus len antli&en 8eri&ten iber bic Quptas,
@rseits sne Dsfaits. hss speiten eonsrtlfonsasn
DiRriets sett bersor, baB bic @taet St. Yaul,
ais Elm D,trt't betra&tet unp ibr Elm uebsrlGue
pom 1913 Mann e%uteei&rieten wire, teinabe &C.
mug. UNI be Stabt pon einem ferneren Mufeebpt
BON 100000 Mann braftirei gu erbalten. Midt
70 bic au &amisy 60. eebSienbs:n Sownlbipe, nit
ausna6me RON benz 1own Me2.an. jbr 3ud.
fanes bstrassn: Mrunes @iew S, @bite Ysar
II, &tierse %. New.0anaea Is. unb Nole ?6
Mann. rne s~rfcreert g bic gauge Gnerait bic.
ler betrsfenesn 2orns, tpenu le ib, Quota ned
pcr tem e1itsn Mpril fuQen tpoQen. Sir ben
neuen Nufruf setrdet bas auota fir st. paul
nur 1926 Nann. ba pir absr ten fribeuu Auf.
rufeu UNI 1923 rcraus marrn, 70 bleiben uns nur
nod 2 0lann 3u lteQen iibria.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-19
@eib1ftS=@
g 1T uu6 Triebrt6&

9 # uuo Triebrt66
MAIDEN BEN sssbrtsn teuti&en Yublitum biermii
bic ersstenne An3tise, oab lie einen
9rugs mn6 @rocerte<9 eere
in %S5cnberfpn
erUHnst une lid NIT Nasm psritben bab:n, nus
tn Gins eutsinseriAtets Npotbsfs uns @roeerie &C.
bTrt.
Das tsutl4s Yuvlitum in 9sneerion untrm'
assene t~slpuesrs Mirp earauf aufmertlam &C.
ma4t, Dap
oue Nrten Webicinen
~ baten jiub une bielelben BON 9errn T1iee'
d s, einem il, Deutl1lano eriinplid 9~elsrntsn
unc sspriiten Npusbster. 3atsrsitst psree".
allie @ aaren
tr.resn ais gut une fril& e%arantirt une 10 tili9
s%erfaufl, mic III irsenp etuem antsrn 9tcrs.
lin e~eueistsn 3ulpru9 bitten
Bud & Grtebri16.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-19

Die ct. saul uno &uperior- Gifen.
balm 2anof@enfunos=8i u paffirt. -
@m. >. Murray ttleerapbirte in, Nnfanse bie1er
@c&e an parter paine pom bier, bab befaste YiQ
oen Der. staaten Senat paiVrt babe. Man e.,
wartst, .baB lie has 9aus ~ebenfa0s nod i'm 2aufe
eieier oetr na9fen @e&e paiiren werbe, ba it
earin auf beeeuttnb menieer Oppoftion Noben
merbe-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-19
Die QebeneperG@cruna. teren Wob

Sic 2ebensnerG&crune, eeren @obl.
tbaten, sumal unter her rer rsutfaenB euSlfruna
esBetens. bis paber ncw menig betannt ,paren.
f6n9t an. I9 eud bel uns unite, allen alaGen
Ginsane ~. perfhaHen, unb ieber Gamilienpater
iru't 60 l@ CUR pRi@t maden. gum Be1en Der
Seiniaen elmer itl@en @eleQi@aft bei3utreten.
Inter ben pielen Companion Der Mrt tSnnen mir
un1ern 2titrn bic g ct m a n ia, me!@e in Saint
paul bur& bic berren @iQius Brcs. unb I I'M
bar per.reten IL, DEFENDERS empfeblen. @ie III
na& ben, SHUTTER Der @ctbaer QebensperI&truna
ein8eri&tet, fsbt, mas olibitat anbelanet, feiner
dbnliden @eftQl4aft mad rnp 9ewabrt beu Ser.
G&erten mebr Tcrt9eile. als ir9enb cine aubere
2etensser1deruns in ben Der. Staaten.
Ma&Rebente Cite er,peiR bic babin son ber
@nmania e%rlittentn nnb prompt ausee3ablten
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@elt ct. Yaul<8 auml9ule
bcn
9dfpb mdrtbd(er.

3 Meilen ppn st. Yaul, an Der 9aNinss &eat.
Garmsr, @drtner ,c. tSnnen RON bieier Baum
3&ule a0e mSsliasn Scrten @epfel-, Birnen.,
Ynaumen., Airiden- uno 3wetiden. 3Gunae,
aue @prten Srbannesbeeren- uno @ta@ebeereu'
@trGuder, ale Grobeerennrten, iowie a0e Mrtsn
3ierp1ansen be3ieben.
MQs pbsnsenannten pFan3em int bier tlimati.
(irt.
Muftr1se trsreen pinftli& beicrpt.
Nesntfl Garner County : 5err y. s. &en3.
Safob MarttQler.
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@Ipser
TcuertuQuuS Sull

I'M WtDfnHuM.
Die uYipneer 5afen & 2eitersG ompa9nie"
aeist tsm yutlifum an, has lie am
Sfermcntao, ben %. Mtdr5
i'm q t II 4 n n sinsn BaQ abbaltsn ,pire.
Gidsts sinl&lsBli& @ar1iasss $13. Suppsr
Grira.
Die Treunts Ter &pmpasnie Ens bSRi4f ein-
%eelaorn.
s. San5en. Ctr.
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NaS Der Mleni4 lebt uidt RON Brob ausin",
loneern Is mnB, auber anoern 9uteu 5a@eu Gin
laftteer 2ententraten, cine &raftiuppe Don eelun.
Dem Minef ild, cine fein sewiir3te @urlt II. +. ~
babel lein. uno bieie 6crteruns. elmer a9ttaren
tiir8erliden Slide 81 %erfulen, eelinst ben 3erren
Nir uno SeNran9 aufs Bete, ineen, eielel.
ben in ibreu Weseerlacen pas bette Hinn., Aalt.
une S9weinsfeii&, @e1usel uno Wllepret, lppie
Die feinite Wurlt tets porrdtbig balten.
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Qaub III p%erfaufeu.

Sreme. Saus nne CUTE @taauna Ctann sle'$ in
9eIs a.nommen mercen). nur Tie@s Meilen BON
Minneapplis ; ferner so Mder lebr eu,es Qanb,
NIT sutem 5sulanb. 9 M9eiltn pom Minneapulis;
ME aud msbrsre 10 Ndsr.Qctten an Der Stabt.
erenae ; etenio mebrere @tapt Gotten. NQes
bldg ~ sertaufsn lei
Martin Gerrant.
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.-rNEeni9 Nr0ftt Wn6 ratdhsr Nb1af :! :"
1T ras Mutio Dos 5trrn 3. Anor Savior
wel9er pom isgt ab feline Dry. @eoes au ben aaer-
biQislten Yreiitn lpsl@la8t, I'M Den Waaren fir
Ole tommenre Saiion plae Su MAIDEN. Die &C.
neieten 9eieriunen me.een nii9t libel ,bun, menn
fe 9e.rn @4dfer. benz galanten uno liebens.
~arrisen &lert Der 9anrlune, einen Belu9 .at.
i%fatten. mel@er entl@!e7en 1T, id bic CUNT 1ei.
nsr 3uneen tur1 ,9Iue, bauerbaf,e Waare unit
dMbe1lt tiliae Yreiit au perplenen uMe III e1palten.
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&aNb III u~erfuuGeu.

DIR %un,srwi9ne1e beablttiet eineu She'll i.i.
mes lannes, beNsbenb aus 4C Mdsru. an Der Sub
ION Nuab, u~ussiabr 8 Meilen pun ct. Yaul &C.
lsssn. biuis gu sertaufen. ,@s bsiincet i@ ssnus
6pl, ami otm yance, ur balslbt ersifa6 te3ablt
au ma9en. Nlberes 81 erfahren bel BEN Gi9en.
tbimer .M. g. GlaIen,.
an Ter 9uel,n &pab. s Meiltn ppn
CT. WduI.