davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-25
2.lglg. gle.lIgsaraph.
The Ohio Militia Callsd Out-The
Union Armies TO be Sent to the
Front for Decisive Work-0ur
Whole Strength to be Hurled Upon
Them Wlthin the Next Hundred
Especial to the 1utsllis.noer)
.sJ ooEuMBus. o., April %, 1884.

General Order No. IL.
The regiments, battalious aud iudepen-
dent companies of infautryy- Of the National
Guard of Ohio are hereby called into active
service for the term of one hundred days,
unless sooner discharged. They will be
clothed, armed, equipped. transported aud
paid by the United States Government.
These organic .tiOns will rendezvous at the
nearest eligible places 10 their respective
ceuuties-place to be fixed by the com.
mandIpg officer and to be on line Ofrail
road where praclicable-On Monday, May
second, 1884, and report by telegraph to
these headquarters at four o'clock P. NJ.
Of the, same day the number of men present
for duty. The alasrity- With which all
calls for theimilttary forces of the State
have been heretofore met furnishes the
surest guaranty that the National Guard
will be prUmptto assemble at the appointed
time. Our armies in the field are mar.
shalling for decisive blow, aud the cili-
zen sOldiery will share the glory Of the
GROWING victories of the campaign by
relieving our veteran regiments from post
and garrison duty.to allow them TO engage
in the more arduous labors ofthe field.
By order of the Governor.
d. R. CowRN,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-25
LADIES LIST.

LADIES LIST.
Bird Margaret Mehl Mary
Beard MaIy Marble Iix1ieE
5akeE mary Mathews Is IbUlIa
Zane MAFy Masters Eliza
CFalR MAFy Mean Bridget
curry km1linO Morgan JAneY
Chamber MISJC MuuIs.kRr stis.
SAt0i SeTenA Murthead Isabel II
CArhAHtsr COmellA Myers Mary Ann
CIossOn Harriet Morgan JpnnIn
Car Mary MAFfhfN MrIS fIry IsaS.,I.
Clifford Hose NefloV Soss p
1T mary MeCOrd Miss A
SIeinehs MIS- X MeCabe Catherine
SaEuen Eten McCAlI A
DAVIS AIRS Jane Mehinly Ellen
Davis Carrier Miller HmanJs
p0dATm Melissa Mason II ,THarsk
Duhnighan Annie UUsps EIIIa
notAn ulIdInde Phillips hanna
Duunlghau Brine POlstvU AbbV
DuhhlnH sarah Porter Virginia
Davis Jane PolAIun Ann1
DonoNAn sATAn Pierce Emma
HttGhuEh MTs AsnTy Page Kate
r LGoF AFs Mary Porter MSTyJ
EhASAu MAESArct Fti1TncT ilniV
rec agnes Richards Mary
EIAucis Molie KusNiU Tue
nosIeE MISS Lyme M,Ty
RlAFiIls Amelia X ssM "a
ai19Al en- AAINinA Sweeney BIddy
- ueF AMANDA Stewart 10 cph Mrs
0TeAf Jennie SteNRrE MAlindA
Galloway Nancy sutton Mrs Siaria
VII son Angelo stSslnAn Margaret
oIehn jesse Smith Catherine
uuy Mary Smith N.s NICa
HALFWAY sarah Sherman I,,niS,
n1Ss Emma TAS loF Sarah
mO5t9n Mollie TASlUr klIE beth
Hill JAh0 ToDber Snr,h
Hammond Harriet Williams jane
nllI Nellie Wright Sarah
nAFtman Margaret MOlVinetOn LiE:Io
hendleoerBer hllEA Williamson Eliza
LOss annie WSst Mar
Lowry suaAAhah A Wal Margaret
Logan SaIAh Wallace aura
LJ nSEey Bridget whortOu Ms Phosbs A
AAttheT3 Mrs htly WSlshanIz Catherine
MerlctS Noble Ii Zane Amanda 81
AArson Jennie
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-25
AssbFANT ouARTnAAsfER's OFFICE,

AB8bfANT QUABTEl1ABfER8 ORF1cE,
Wheeling, W. Va, February ID, lSG4.
A LLdealerI to Drugs, Hardware, Irjn, SIsel, Lum.
"A Der, Leather, harn -, and SAdIeTy request
ei 70 send 70 tnis once, on the MUhDAY OF each
week sealed proposal or list, IN daPlLoal, Of tile
Ht ehoIt notice, with the price Of each marked 10
plan uguTee % that, In case the exigencies Of the
service require II, the article or articles can be OBJ.
tained without delay, add At the lowest price.
Dealers wishing To veil 70 this DeJot: will be re,
morning. J.G. PARNSWORTii
Captain and Assistant QuAFtot-mASter,
ie6t5:ti Depot Of WhOslinE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-25

~ALS. HoE1Rp. The eelett6ie 4iplip-
iI'' Will visit Wheeling soon.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-25
SPILLS.

A vEoBTABLE REMEDY for the cure Of ONLY
IA ONE DISEASE lSyphiIis). 1t does not con.
tain particle Of Mercury IN AN SHAPa or form.
Il Il perfectly sale and harmless the most delicate
or sax without change Of diet or habit Of lIe VIM
tho most perfect safety. IT HAS NEVEK BEEN
KNOWN 10 RAIG soldieTB dlschart ed a. incura
BILE are cured daily, SeRd for Circular! Ask Ed
''Dr. Crooks SPILLS Remedy.n Pdee, s. per boz
tie. Sold By r.H, L0GA q CO..
aud LOGAN, LIST 4 CO., r
nr9s Gov" wheeling, W. Va.
m OHsEI1AN'S HOPE % EaTnseT5S TTis6d, Or
Sprit aRAHAM's DRUG STORE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-25
ALIENS lung BALsAai

WILL BREAK UP EVEN TnR MOST HARVESTING
OUUaH
IN A FEW HOURS TIME,
II IL b Only ptrssVered UhI what IL the value
Of mUnSy compared with hOalthl
USE THIS ALL.POwERPUL BUT HARMLESS
REMEDY IN TIMhl
Call Upon the AEehts aaad get a PAM
pnaeIs
And read the ITsAtIaG upSn Consumption (which IL
worth m6To alone than tho pricJ Of msdiclnsl,
anu SSS lhO certificates OF tue trdIy rSmAI kaG 10
cures tado Ia eur city; case tnAt consil.FSd
incuFahIe.
For sale by tho proprietora,
). N. HARRIS q 90. 4.
To whom address all ordera.
cold b, Medi-in dealers generally. Wholesale
by LApGHLIN'S BUSuF1ELD, E. COOKING A,
q Dub 4 %. LU0AN, Lot a OO, I. HgLGJC4AH
Pittsburgh Drnggists. nrl4 2mdEW
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-02-05
a Slave Pen for white Men.

Tie New Yofk Errpinq Past 1-sarihes
at some lengb the condition Of tie Old
Park Barracks in that city and saws that
Gen. Dix, who has listed the broadway
man-ren, expresses his as'oni>hment at
he existence Of such hack hole of
Calcutta We make the following ex-
tract. from the Posts article:
Tie place where the deser.ars are con
fne is in that bulldog Of the Park bar
racks upon Park Row, and The now "a
mous-or Infamous dungeon is a sort of
slcoye 1t one side Of a long room used for
soldiers barracks This acove, or space
for anaye il a word too suggestive Of
cleanliness and refinement to be strictly
appropriate in this connectiOn.,ls twenty
fee, and two inches 10 AMI fifteen wide,
ard the side looking upon the main room
is Gagged bv a series Of horizontal Stats,
about an inch an! half wide, leaving
spaces Of about the same width between
each pipce These Stats have been white
washed, but the white is quite worn off
from manv of them by the friction Of the
prisoners hands
Inside Of this close apartment are to,
dav confined -eventv-nine men. The floor
Ia covered for an half an inch deep with
mud there are no seats there Is but a
little ventilation from the roof; there Is
everything 10 disgust and e rage. but
nothing to prove really proper punish
ment for the crimc->of he prisoners
there is inhumanirv. but not retri5ui"n
Some Of these prisoners say they have
been imprisoned in this hole for several
months, but probably none have really
shoen .here over thirteen o. fifteen days.-
Only fifteen DAYS without bed. without a
chair, without fresh air; the food has,
however. been good, and there is 10 COM
plant on Til. score
These men are not only they who have
been arrested a, deser.ers but include SOL
dier- who ara under punish Wcnt for in-
fractions Of military law. and even soma
who are merely awaiting trial bv court
martial Their crimes are thus by no
means uniform in character: for the cow
ardlv honn'y->tealinq leserrnr is kept in
Tho same dungeon with the man who has
ONLY tran~ore>~ei some fpchnicaliiv of req
mental raie, or mas possibly BE- only un-
der suspicion Of being deSerter.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-02-05
JOSH BILLINGS.
s@s g

An ANECDoTE. An inquisitive Yankee
was standing at tavern door in the lower
part Of jersey, seeing a funeral pass bv.-
At the head o. it was large manure cart,
moving very slowly, and making no effort
to turn out for the procession.
The Yankee was astonished at this want
of attention on lha par of the driver of
said cart, and turning to Philadelphian
who was standing near by, he remarked.
guess the folks au't very polite about
here: to hum, whore | live, they ALWAYS
turn out tor funeral
ooh, that's part of the procession re-
marked the Philadelphia graveIy.
pa tell. Yeou don't say so Heow y
exclaimed the astoui>hed Yankee
Why, YOU see, it is a very poor sandy
soil about here, and nothing t"ey plant
ever comes up unless they manure It well ;
50 when they bury fellow. they throw a
whole cart load IN he grave, to make hin,
rise ut the j".'pmeqt dayn
The Yankee ulizz}ed
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-02-05

Com ND SILVER = The amount Of gold
and silver produced throughout the world
in 1863 is estimated az follows: Caifor-
MIA, 10000 600; other portions Of tho
United States, $4,000 600; British CO.
lumbia, $4,000 600; Mexico, s25 0O0,-
900; South America. s13 900 600; Rus
sia. % 600 900 Australia. SO 900 900
New ZEALAND and British Colonies, sl2,~
900 600: other countries, 100000.
Total amount, $4,000. 1000 or quadrnple
the product before he discovery of gold in
California. Nearly all this increase has
been in the United States and in the South
Pacific Islands, including Australia
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-02-05
An Equestrian Marriage.

An old squire had started out early one
morning, with his cradle on his shoulder,
for the wheat fed. Just as he had
reached it, gathering hoofs caused him
to turn round. Close beside him, on
foaming horses, were a young man and
woman with faces as red ss peonies.'
Refining in their steeds, the man cried
out.
BE you the Squire -
| am
Wal, we've been up 10 your house, and
your old woman told US you'd gone down
TO this road, and said she thought we'd
catch You if we tried hard You see, squire
SalIie and | WANT TO get married, and
we're in something of hurry, cause we
want to 60 to Syracuse, and get home
afore night
Very we'll said the old man; turn
back to the houe, I'll be there SOON
Couldn't you do it list as we'll out here
You see we're in somethin' of hurry
Yes, | suppose l can. Get off, and
I'll make you one in less than no time.
Won't it be jist as strong on horses
back? You see, squire, we're in somethin
o. a hurry
reckon it will. Just hitch up to Sal
lie. and get bold of her right hand.
Tie Young man did so, and then and
there. with his cradle on his shoulder the
stump OF his pipe in one hand, his whet-
stone in the other, clad 10 homeSpun over
ais and frcck, the squire performed the
ceremony
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-02-05

CIV THE Devil nIz Due This IL
good advice. | DON'T kno who waz the
author ov it. if did would 90 for re-
warding him, either with a set Of plated
ware or prize in the art union. No man
knuld civ better a vice or consolashun he
ought 10 have , story monument with
an epiiaff or il founded on tack he ought
30 be nussed in mems memorys ike a pies
ent drene that al. prwar,ls turned on; tew
he true He ought tew hsv biz fotogIatf
taken bi every rev skvlite in the land he
ought taw be sterentyped, So that An edit
shun could constantly be worked oph to
meet the pressing demand
"Giv the Devil hiz due y Yung man.
this advise waz got up for WI II yu owe
he devil enn,ihirg, pay him off at once,
and then discharge him, and doant hire
him never agin at emmy prise. That's
what the author ment. Be honest, paw
even the devil if Won owe him, but doant
owe him a-in II the proprietor ov this
most worthy proverh, Civ the Devil hiz
due" still lives, a!tho haint had the pies
ure Of AN in.roduck~ hun to him. if he ever
wants ennything, eUeD good odVicc, he kan
git il in awl its raIitf purity and inner
sense hr dropping line tew his ever!as,-
ing W Il wisher,
1851 JNCC
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-02-05

perate, he clurched The weapon and rushed
to the door of the psrlor. The bull spied
him instantly and made rush, his last,
for almost running the muzzle Of the gun
into his head, the deacon fired, and dead
bull blocked up the hall. deluging the floor
with its blood, just as the family present,
ed themselves at the door on their return
from church.
The CONSERVATION Of all can be imaoin-
ed, ard the deacon had nothing for it but
to make a clean breast and confess his
Sabbath breaking, pay the stranger for his
bull, hand over the hundred dollars, make
beef of the carcasses. and gaod resolutions
about bull fighting for the future.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-02-05

En1fl and exact Justice TO all men. Of whatev-
er state or persuasion. rrlig'ous or poiitical
The srnpNrt of the State governments in all
their righs as ne snrest bnlwarks against anti
republican tendencies
are loppei bv the sword of revolution, here
peaceabie remedies are unprovided.
generous spirit If concession and compro-
Mise the vital nrinciple of republics, without
which there must he an appeal 10 force the vi
tai nrinciple and immediate parent of deapotisn
The supremacy Of the civil power over the
miIitary authority.
Economy in the public expense, that labor
NAV be lightly hurthaned
Freedom of reig ion. freedom of sneech, free
dom Of the press and freedom of the person,
under the protection of the haheas corpus, and
trial BY jir impartially selected.
And now, as am about to bid you
good night, allow me 70 say. bv wav of advice,
srdnd bv VoDr principles az uOH are. BECAUsE
YoU ARE RIGHT These. and these alone If
successful! will give peace to the country and
enaHrr the perpe.ntv Of the government. MIKE
NO b1rgnirs nor c0mDromises NTH either of the
opposing poih;cal parties. and II we be defeated
NAV perhaps be, in tie coming contest
Il not BE di-hcartene1 bun stand jirrn and soon
other parties enough T., give Won the victory
and preserve the government in its constitution.
al Integrity forever "-cTFPHrG A DOUGLAS
~ his reunTkS f~p tie 5IicGnV Of the Nichtq1n
Exch4nrr Dstr0.t 1850
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-02-05

A H1HT TO THE LADIES. In certain
work entitled q Courtship, Love and Mat
rmony,' published in the year 1906 &C
ours the following, which. read IL connec-
lion with the fact that this is bissextie
year, affords very significant hint to the
ladies Of this and every other vicinity:
" Albeit it is MOVIE become a part Of the
common lave in regard Of social relations
Of life that as often As every bisseyLie
year dost return, the ladyes dost have the
sole privilege, during the time it continu~
eth, OF making love unto the men which
they doe either by wordes or looke>, rs ="
them it seemeth proper and. moreover,
no man will be entitled to the benefit of
clergy who dnthe refuse 10 accept the of
fers Of adye or who in any wise treats
her proposals wiifIe slighie or confumeIy "
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-02-05

GEsERALs NOT os Deny There are a,
the present time, fourteen Major and elev-
en- Brigadier Generals not on duty. as re-
ported hy the Secretary Of War. The to
tai amount. Of the monthly pay Of these
unemployed Generals and their several
STATE, is twelve thousand two hundred and
~antv-three dollars, or tie triing sum o.
Sls7 600 per annup,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-02-05
GEO. REED,

attorney and Counsellor at Law,
Has resumed the practice of his profession in
Mantowoc, and car now promise to give
prompt attention to all professional business
entrusted to him.
~ Collections made in any part Of the State
For few weeks his office will be found at
his dwelling house
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-02-05
CHARLES w. WHITE

attorney and Counsellor at Law, Bountv.
Pension, and General Claim agent
Office adjoining Klingholtz Hall on Sth Street,
between Franklin and jay streets, Manito-
woo, Wisconsin. viii attend promptly to all
business entrusted to his care
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-02-05
I4- St Paul claims to he the creates

It- St Paul claims to be the greatest
fur market il The world. and supports that
claim bv the following list of furry AMI
mails killed this season: 8 $50 hufa oes
$50 hears. ESQ red foxes. % 600 mink.
80 900 muskra,a. Q 95S otters, $40 fish
ers, 1000 matten, 70 cross fo=, and $500
1olvca
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-02-05
German Printing Office
FOR SALE.

TIE UNUE SIGNED offera for sale the
i MAJ e,ials formerly used in printing the
G. ariiIan newspaper-the NoRDwEsTKN They
consist Of Il No. Washington press. German
and English news and Job type, leads, rules,
chase, furniture, and all requisites for publish
ing German paper. Thu materials sre nearly
new, AMI the whole will he sold cheap, BIZ APP
plying TO OTTO TROEhEL,
sept. % 1863. Manltownc, Wisconsin,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-02-05

EE- Las, November, Wisconsin bad
sent over fo:ly thousand men TO the field,
aud By death and ieser,ion had lost nearly
one-hsIf Of them Considering the aver
age time the whole number had been n
service, the loss Of ten thousand. or ole
quarter of the whole, annually, is a low
estimate. Upon this basis, the lie OF an
army is about four years long
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-02-05
Il H e PI L OF
Is PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING
J. Crowley, Editor and Proprietor.
TERMS A..

10 Village Subscribers, when left by the Car
rier, 81 90 per snnum.
To Nail and ice Subscribers, $1,5O-in,d>
riubis in adoa,y,
Ten copies will be sent to one post office on
receipt Of So 90. Twenty copies on the re.
ceipt of $50 90.
eE Advertising at the usual rates.
JOB pR1IyplYgHs
Having large and varied assortment of Job
Type, and Two PRESSES, the Proprietor is pre-
pared to execute all kinds Of JOB PRINTING on
short notice and at fair prices
rE All kinds Of Farmers Produce taken at
this office in payment for work or papers
sY@ Office in X K. JONES Book York St..
aef doors west OF The National Hotel
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-02-05
II. RREVyAV.

County Surveyor of Manitovor Countvx
RESIDENCE. NEAR CLARKS MILLS
VIII promptly attend TO all business entrusted
to him. Orders NAV be left at the Store of NJ
Aahonev, at the office of Clerk of the Court
MauitowOc
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-02-05
GEO. n. WOODIN.

attorney and Counsellor at Zaw,
1srice Of the Peace, and Notary Public. Par
ricu'ar attertion gwen TO collecting &c Of
nee on York Street, Mantowoc Wis, nl-tf
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-02-05
VIM. Nj. NICHOLS,

attorney and Counsellor at Lac,
Office on York Street, Manitowoc Manitovoo-
County Wis. Collections promptly atsendeds
TO. ny-H
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-02-05
Am DTOtyDeS, s. C.

Executed in the finest style Of the Art. A gen.
eral assortment OF Photographic Albums, Cases,
md Frames, is kept on hand and will be sold at
low figures.
CORPSES and INVALIDS TAKEN at their
residence if required also Views Of Landscapes
and Dwellings taken at reasonable rates. Hav-
ing had fifteen years experience in the Fiue
Arts We shall undertake to Dc as good work as
is done in any OF the Eastern cities
Otfce o. York street, Opposite Platt & Villas
t re.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-02-05
CHAS. A. REUTER-.

Ju tice Of the Peace, Notary Public. Generao
Conveyarcpr. and Agent for The Milwaukee
M"tuai Insurance Company. Will attend If,
the payment of Taxes, &c. Office south
the Court House
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-02-05
DR.. A. J. PATCHEN,
Ha-HTSS

ONCE and Residence corner of York and Sew,
enth streets Mauitow
Artificial Teeth inserted in all I'll est STYLES
and satisfaction guaranteed
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-02-05
NOT ICE.

WYE are now prepared 10 issue Passage Tick
W ct fr u European Ports named below to
daritowoc Wisconsin, by the old Black Star
Line, At foliowing-named rates-psyabIe in Pa
per money:
London 70 New York city-Adults, S25
Children under 10 wears of age, %
Liverpool 50 New York city-Adults, 90
Children under IL, lG
Nfw York to Mantowoc by Railroad-Sec>
Or q class, Is
Children, halt Price
TC. SUOvEk BRO.
Msnto~cc, Via, Fsb. 10, 1868.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-01-30
Der Drift.
Qupta beS erRen DiRrittS.
&taat
minmcipta.
General uianten Office
g [. Maui. p. 1an. 1864.

Weneral.Nciuta S1tlce?
ct. Yaul, %. San. 1864.
9;s Auetas &c, vrldieesnen S~cwNlhirs tss
trasu 60 ,arslIcnsQen Oitrie1s psiss Staatss
unter allen Muiruteu Ter yer. Staa'en He9isr~
una bis Al eisl nj Datum Gnc hermit mic frl9t
pertbsilt uup fsltNl.ut, einlAlieBllt ees srseiw
fir ale Wsiw,liAe. nc III 0tmaBbst H'elsr
Mufrufs ea'lif:t y ten.
III srne 3 ,blrsids seist biz ~slns,'l Ter 6rei-
miaiae. msl6e iess" Aewnl@le 'rselt'rt 'ratrsa.
bic ,wsite ariat Die nrlb,9e .'abl. nc inter alien
bisbciasu Muirufen her NaticnAl . Neaiernna
bis ~ rieiem Datum IN fe0en nItbls wars,, I'm
ibre relp. Auuta au faQen.
0eiammt. naabl Ycn JrsimiQisen, bic bis
iser esm Stoote creritlrt |no 1854:
Mmaabl. bic nod 3u ltel y iii, 2.77b,
tiss il auslHlisBli " Ter Mitsliseer alter &sai.
meutsr, bic wierer euliltst bobtn, nit MuSuNhms
Won erci uno pie sia Namsn> bic unS bis jelt
amtlib einbcri ttst tpu,ren.
Gsitrrrr @rerit wirp non Treimiliaen %er,uartet,
bic in @iscuuNn &eaimsnter emit let batsn. fir
tpette llnterbaNelutleu I'M Wlnae lino une
6 pirp gehpHt. Rap mir in turssr Belt rcllen
Qrepit 1ir l!e crhaltcn werrc,, Die auf lclde
gHeile eul net b' tsu, ausl9lisBlid Der gang f.,s'
lid GinssI9wrrensn.
Drsibunrsrt unb isds3stn Mamm limb ssaen-
malta pprbanesn, wslde pcu tcivem SrwA tsan-
ipvubt muIetn bic ateri ne1u nlut YHrosr ppl
Sumus tsauipruht, tsi Der idltsG'ibsn Hihtig.
ma&uns pro rata rertbelt serren.
Die inter ben rerlbieeeum Nuitufen 'GQiacn
Qucten pom Trsiwtli9cn in cen Sabren 1861
unb 1862 wurcen in cen meilteu 1auen mad
Magaate Ter i'm Scmmer 1862 oufgenemmc
men yilteu Ysrtbcitt. Die Quotas fir bic Swsi
lesten Nuiruie mureen i'm GcrbdItniB her NAiatl
ter einsstrassnen YcrlOncn eriter NIale %pcrtbeilt.
ee}u eeu4 ruticS Yrp,ru, Carlton, Gnunattr. Vafc,
8anciyohi, MeYsoo, MerFer uuo ct. Yeuia.
Inp Die Quotas slnslib ouT bic Namcnaufnah@
mt Ycu 1868 tailrt. 3n Warrsn Icmr, @incna
County, it bic ouaesstsne Au5abl zen ysrlcnsu
erltsr Nal1e 10 9'cB, UNI 81 Der Annahne su BE-
reh,iasn, roG Gin 3rrtbum porscFalsu it,. Eis
Gucia fir isnss 5uwn lit ouf bic alte Nufnatme
aeltubt, miro atsr e~urisirt msrcsa i'm Gerbait~
nip Der anteren, iobalo bic r..tb!iee Nnsabl rcm
propolt. Marl4aa icnss 0i~ltriets erbalten uerseu
3ann.
Das ~fulsente lit cine 9ine Der 2a7sn uns be
Grepits eincs jepen Irrns I'M crisr crnarellc-
nelen Ditrist nad cen pe'bsrssbsnesn G!Iaatsr'
un9en:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-01-30
s. 8reiberf s 60,
Sefen- Dlf0- unb Gt{en<
WaQren>6 anblunA,

g %. 312, Dritte StroG@e
ubertols Der pof-Sffce>
ct. Noul, : : : Winn.
eunpTebl leiuen Gsrrotb Son Oefen nnb 8le9.
Waaren urb fGert reele Bebienun9 gu. MGe in
iein Sad l9laecnbe Mrtitcl perten auf BsfsQuus
prompt. biQie unb baucrbaft perfertiet.
9teueS Sfen>Ge{0Qft,
@reenuter MiGols unb Dsan's 5aremarelere,
8. Ctr. ct. 4aul.
MaGbem ,9 ta5 altr 2rfal BON 81. 0aQcmaY,
an Der 3. StraBe, unwtit Der Bride. eefautt une
alsOfentore eiuseri9tet, beSiebs it jstt bic teltsn
SHUTTER Scfcn uno Elm scuss M%Nrrtiment ncu
Ble9raaren, relde gu ten ni.eIislien preiler
r~erfaufi mcrecn.
2cmmt uno iebt @ud reinen Stere an, eb'
STR ion1mp fau't.
Mue Nrteu in baeJad idto9sntsWrt mer'
ben prem,rt unb biaiB teIcrot.
@efcufe mirr: MItes Glen, SUPPER, Msiins
Ynpier, 2umpen unc @sde.
q. 9. 6armopo.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-01-30

Qupto PES smetten Dtfrifts.
Die Nuptas eer ssridiseenen Sowns i'm awei.
, 'n, 'Sne;s, rt. m;e t", GW nnt,r '' mo i.Ihan a,ttsslte.t
unsen. mie le in BeSug oes ertenD ifriets anee-
.cinf hifrfcit