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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-21

Notioe.

tpHE firm of JAMES H. RI0R& a BROTHER, Iron Foun.
ders is this day dissolved by mutual consent JANIS
H. RICE withdrawing The accounts Of the late arm Will
be settled by JOHN v. RICE who will continue the
business heretofore under the and style JOHN
v. RICE CO., corner Of Tenth aud Orange Streets.
-a JAMES H. RICE,
JOHN V. RICE
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-21
PROCLAMATION.

], CHARLES KIRPR, Chief Caterer to the citizens Of
WILMINGTON, and the public generally, do publish and
declare -
l. That REED BIRDS and other choice game are In
aud lie found done in the very best style
at the OYSTER BAY HOUSE IN THIRD STREkT, be.
TWEEN MARKET AND KING STREETS.
2. That OYSTERS strictly prime and are done
up In the most delicious stews, Pans Prys &C. at the
Oyster Ray House. in Third Street.
g. That all kinds Of Refreshments may be obtained al
the said Oyster Bay House. n Third Street. dom up in the
very best style and that the proprietor intends n the
future as IN the past TO make this iefeetory of the
best ln the United Btatss. model establishment at
which LADIES AND GENTLEMEN can obtain every
luxury in the shape Of BATTING aud DRINKING al far
prices aud be accommodated pleasantly and promptly.
,~l Given under the hand and seal Of Office OF the
l. said Oyster Bay House, In Thlrd Street. bewesn
t,s~ Market and king Streets, WILMINGTON, Delaware
this seventh day of SEPTEMBER A. d. 1864.
Ssp2e CHARLES KIEFE, Prepristor
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-21

DELAWARE STEAM PLASTER
AND BONE MILLS,
once removed TO No. 2O3 West Front Street.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
VIM. A. STRO I'D,
Successor to G. STROUD son, Manufacturer OF
StrOud's Superior Bone Dust.
Conceded be the best in point OF fneneas and purity
manufactured and the only reliable artificial
In the Market, Also, manufacturer of
GROUND AND CALCINED PLASTER,
MEATS FOOT OIL &c.
The BONE DUST be bought at the following places
and also OF the manufacturer.
CULBkRT Il BROTHER s. E. corner Of Front and
Grange Streets Wilmington, Del.
EDWARD HoDGKINS, AvoRdAls, Pa,
EDWIN NJ. STEVENSON Dover, Del.
Gk0. CHANDLER, North East, Md.
DAVID SCOTT & bR0l ElktOn Md.
JOHN PARTRIDGE q sly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-21
NEWARK ACADE MY
Prof. Edward D. Porter, Principal
tcl SESST(9NS--186S.

rha builhIngs an grounds have been placed con,
u,se ordeF and filled up with furniture especially
dAptsd ior The comfort and eonyenienes Of
Raos are furnished for the older boys aB in CoeRes r
private study, frsef from the confusion and restraint
school room. a.,
dasrued TO nt young for admission our beat Col
ieTes OF fer the aeTeduesof the farm shop or count
By heiberaty OF the Board Of Trustees the Academy
IL hrnshed with Library of $4,000 volumes, and
ths beat collections OF Chemical and Philosophical appA
rslut in the United states-thus snording facilities
acquiring complete Scientific and Mathematical sduea'
tlon tsr superior to most schools In our country,
The beat Teaehera will be employed, and no labor
npsrod 70 secure the proper moral mental and physical
sInnR 81 the young entrusted to his eAfo. Terms
canasraf. Ror circulars and Information address
@oU-A@'s' -" EDWARD d. PORTER,
~ aIt t. f. Newark, sl
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-22

mond. Augusta will have as many as she can
well take care Of however large her capaci-
ties may be. Now We have a good Hospital
erected by the city, for that purpose, in an
airy and cool part of the city, free from noise
and dust, which will accommodate one hun
dred patients. Then there Is the U. D. Ma
rine Hospital az Martins Point, under The
charge of DIR. FessendeB, and why might not
that one be lifted up for the reception oil two
or three hundred soldiers, particularly those
belonging to this western portion Of the State.
embracing the counties of York, Cumberland
and oxford. They would then be near their
homes and friends, TO which and whom they
might have short farloughs TO visit, or from
which and whom they could receive visits and
such little delicacies as they might desire
Certainly they would recover much faster un-
der such influences than they now do. Dr.
Perley, OF this city, will gladly take charge OF
Hospital of any size that IN iy be assigned to
him with such assistance as he may need. He
is now the Army surgeon at this port, having
charge Of the Camp Hospital. Those OF US,
who were at the Boston station on Saturday
and saw the four hundred poor fellows tseven
cars full and heard their complaints OF wea-
riness By travelling would not wish man to
go sixty miles iuIther-and that too dtooy
from home and "home influence" when he was
willing to nurse him here. Some soldiers had
10 be taken from the cars, as it was, and car
ried to hotels, they being unable TO go mile
further that night. Who will further move in
this matter. Come, honorable gentlemen
Secretary Stanton, Senator Fessenden, aud
Representative Sweat, what do you say to this
matter?
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-22
To Dr.. A. L. Elwyn."

LETTER FROM RICHARD CoBDEN.-The
Philadelphia Press publishes the following
letter from Mr.. Golden, addressed to gen.
tleman in Philadelphia:
"We are looking anxiously for the news
from your side OF the next campaign. For
myself have never considered that the re-
suit of your terrible civil war was 10 be decid-
ed by fighting alone. 1t is the organization
of the South. through the operation OF the
war on the African race, that | have always
regarded IS the real source OF the weakness
and danger OF the Confrderates. But for this
cause TO have full effect requires time.
During that time fear you will be incur
ing an enormous expenditure aud accumulat-
ing terrible debt. This Is not all; am
afisid. while the government Is necessarily
spending vast sums. your citizens are indiyid-
ually giving way TO extravagsnt private hab-
its. This is lighting the candle at both ends.
Ii persevered In IL will lead you TO terrible
financial difficulties. The only way in which
you can continue 10 furnish extraordinary
supplies to the government is by the rigid
practice OF economy on the part of individu-
ais. Let every patriot preach this truth TO the
people.
/ have full faith in the ultimate triumph OF
your cause, because 1t Is the cause Of justice,
civilization, and humanity.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-22
Shall we Have a General Ho spital
Among us2

TO the Editor qr the Port!aRd Press.
Our attention has been called OF late, by va
rious circumstances, to the importance and
necessity of having General Hospital estab
lished In this city. Gov. Coney has done a
good work during his recent visit 10 Washing
ton; by inducing the Government 10 estab.
lish large General Hospital at Augusta for
The reception of sick and disabled soldiers be-
longing to our gallant Maine Regiments, and
our regiments, by the way, seem TO stand high
In the estimation OF our generals, II we may
Judge by the dependence put upon them, and
the daring positions assigned them in the
saults and charges in the various battles. They
occupy prominent positions in the several di-
visions Of the several Corps d'Armes. Now
there are many soldiers sick and wound
ed In Southern Hospitals who will be re-
moved to this State, as soon as they will be able
to bear the fatigue of the journey. and more
will be wounded still In the coming and fast
approaching battles for the capture OF Rich
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-22
Letter from O Pennsylvania Butter
Maker.

ln1ASl.
DIR. Elwyn, of Philadelphia, furnishes foI
the Country GeatieBlun the following letter
from dairy farmer OF long and extensive ex-
perience:
"PHILADELPHIA,1 1st month, I'd, 1868.
Esteemed friend: Having been requested
by thee 10 write out statement OF the process
oi making good butter, have TO observe that
good COWS aud rich pasturage-natural grass
es-green grass and white clover are the es-
senliM basis, together with cleanliness and
proper management.
The proper management, as / conceive,
would be to skim the mi k at all times within
THIRTY hours after being milked; and in
order 10 ELECT this, small quantity of sour
milk should be put inlo each pan at the strain
ing OF the milk. The judgment of the dairy
manager should regulate the quantity accord
ing TO the state of the atmosphere. When
cream is SKINNED into the cream pot II should
be stirred morning and evening until churn-
ed, which should be done every three days
during the warm weather. aud all the year If
The quantity of cream would warrant il AT
tel tue butter Is broken IN the churn to the
size Of cheslnuts. the milk should be drawn
oil from the yebt hole through fine sieve,
and then a sufficient quantity OF cold water
put in the churn and tumbied few times,
drawn on as before, more water put iD, and
tunbled again
The water should then be all drawn off,
and the butter will then lay in a mass in the
churD, which should be cut promiscuously
about, for the purpose Of receiving the sslI,
which should be full pint for fifty pounds,
and the same proportion for less or more
The butter should then be tumbled in the
churn sufficiently to mix the salt. 1t sbou
then be taken out OF the churn and Jumped
iuto pounds as nearly as possible. and spong-
ed, weighed and printed. A sponge Of prop
er siza, enclosed in coarse linen cloth, should
be pressed on each lump until all the brine i
extracted, before being weighed.
The most particular part of the process is
attention TO the skimming and management
of the cream, TO prevent raneiGity from iAis
Ing place before cnurning, Tor If The cream Is
bad the butter must Recessarily be bad.
HOMER EAcHUs.
To nr A T., EiWynr
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-22
S3 Removal. S3
]. NJ. KNIGHT & SON,
Com sn SIS on Merchants, /,
nd dealers ia Country Produce. have moved to No.
63 Commercial street.
Portland, May l0th, 1864. may l0dtf
CITY OF PORTLAND.
In the Fear On. Thousand Eight Hundred an
SiEfg.foar.

In the Year One Thousand Eight Hundred and
SiEfy.foar.
An Ordinance Amending the Revised Ordinance on
streets.
Be tt ordained bv the Mayor Aldermen and Com
mon Council ofthe City qf Portland, in City Conn-
Gil assembled. as foiions -
SHcrfos L. section as OF the revised ordinance
on Streetsis hereby am faded by striking out the
words six aud a hall O'Clock" in the eleventh d.
OF said section and rtiBg he w Tds live O'Clock
ana als b. stiling out the words Tive O'Clock" in
he hrtfenth limo of said Section aud inserting the
words Tour Hc oek," 20 thai raid Sectioa as amtno
eu shall read a. follows. 10 witt
sko rioN 48-All srIie hroush by rsilrood TO be
landed CJm nercial street. sha be uaoaded
the southeast side OF the raj ad track aud every
artic landed Ia tho street, et Z ffom or Tor he
purpose OF being laadst upon the cars shall be so
placed a. not TO obsract any street or passage yay
crossing Comm srcal street, or connecting with Il
and so az tol ave clear space not ie.s than f,ur.
teen feet In width from the coping stone aud shal
not be allowed 70 remain In this strest over SIX
working hours after they are land
Tprorsdei horsrer. tha cars may DO unloaded In
TO store and ioads fsom stores on the mort west.
eriy side OF said railroad track after five O'Clock in
the evening from the first day OF Aprll TO the first
dav of &c ober and after four "c'o in the evening
dudag the other ak IN nihs of the ysar.
In BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN,
June 10, 1854. I
This bill having been twice read. passed 70 be or
dained. JACOB MCCLELLAN, Mavor.
In COMMON COUNCIL, June IL, 1854.
This bill having been twice read. passed to be or
| daned. II HAMLEN. President.
| Approved, JACOB MCCLELLAN, Mayor.
June lS-l2w JIM. HEATH. City Clerk.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-22

FNHIS Company offers peculiar dvgntages foper-
sons inte ding to iHsuie tatir lives, in IFS ely
aud stab ty, qulred III ITS iourtt ears expert
euce; in asso 8, viii h. without It's capitai OF
SiJ NO amounts TO oyerthTeequrters OF u mil ion
o. dollars. log more than two hundred thou and
dollars in excess offs liabilities Tor the reinsurance
of all outstanding risks; ia the fac les pr scented
L. It- accommodating stem OF payments of p emf
um-; IN the large numb diversih conditions and
occupations yaii ages aud Localities VI liy.s
sured, sI,iIg the arg req -ise scope for the ope
radon of the laws OF averase nDr. .ality, and
pest GU ,raDty to the insured for the benefits there
Of: ~ he division OF profit the annual portion-
m Mt of which hsying Tor the past fiurt, years
averaged FORTY per CeRs. of the premiums paid.
Policies are Issued upon all the pa usuai with
lie INSURANCE ,omp nies. aud at as ,ow rates is
consistent with n yisw to equity snd solYency.
fa ties de,irirg x gonelos III owns whFre tue COM
nany have nooe, and tho e wishing Trsveiag AgsE-
cies Within the es England 'Sta es, wi apply 10
u. ii. WILSON. Gt state Strce', Bosom, biyinx
,ucn re erea,e. inform I'll IN al TO ag, present
anh past busi ess, as wi eaable him 10 form judg-
ment in regard thereto jnaeiidSm
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-22
Ccnartne,sy,iD O,ice,

NOTICE is herewith given that the firm of NJ.
IN bradI a Co. has this day been dissolved by Mr..
Whitley. tbs one primer OF said fim, Withdrawing
debts due said m are to be paid 10 Mr. Bradt eny
and ~ lains against said firm contracted b.foru
THIS da g, % b. pad by said NJ sIadt, and from
this date the tu iness will te under the entire
trol and STYLE of NJ. BRADT.
June ls--d3w
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-22
Furnaces and Ranges,
Tin and Hollow Ware.

sy- Second hand Stoves bought, or taken in ex'
change .or new.
STOVES. RAroEs, FURNACES, and TIN WARE
repaired at short notice, in q faithful manner.
Grateful for iormer patronsg, he ho"es By strict
attention 10 business and fair Ealing. to receive
generous share public iavor.
may2sdtf
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-22
PORTLAND WEDNESDAY, MORNING. JUNE o. 1864
WANTS, S,LOST,FOU
Conposi,ors wanted,

nSE or two fret class female competitors will
- una constant employ ment, and the CHEST rates
pa ID the city, on application at THIS OFFICE.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-22
Cream Of Lilies.
FOR THE HAIR.

FVNHIs eegsnt PREPARATION for the Hair 10 ensireiv
IL IRE froH q coh0i spirits . any injartnus sa6-
stance tchdterer. possesses al the desiracIe
qualities Of The hsst and of the elections of
the inferio "ompnun =. The high repu taton wh ch
this pr paraton has ga ned in private c ees in this
cry has induced the proprietor to place 1t before
the Pub ic.
The CREAM OF LILIES imparts a iuxuriou.
briiiiancy TO The Hair removes all unnatural dry
mss and hsrshness from the Harris impery ious 10
dampness and pafspitaton. lt is the cieanest aud
best dressing for the halo ever di covered.
keerg Lazy sholsid ts a Boths.
Prepared and sod by TAOS. G. LORING.
Drug Ii-t, cor. Exchange and Federal t.
Portland. June ]. 1851. juneidu
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-22
10 RusIdrrS.

ENOR sale low. the Sand on the lot corner of
Mountfort and sumner streets.
Apply 10 JOHN w. CHASE
June B, 1864 tuneibdlms
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-22
aneed.

A YOUNG man OF ability and expe rience desires
"A situation as clerk or book-k Is an accu-
rate accountant. Good reference given.
Dnec,to J. ID. C., Portland, p. O.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-22
RO.apS1.

Hoard.
QUITS OF Rooms. with Board. can be obtained Ay
~ applying Immediately at 30 Danforth 81, ,eet.
May 1lih. mayl2dtf
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-22

500 REWARD.
House Wa,,fesl.

WANfED 10 purchase r oAs-, q convenient
w IL use sui able Tor q sn1H fdaity v ith usual
cpnveniences, centrally aud piea.aatlv 10 ated -
prce not 70 exceed $4,000. Address Taylor at
'oe rress once mayl8tf
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-22
Hanson Block, Middle ST., No. I6l.

Scholarships good In any part Of the United States
ne Principal has had 20 years experienee 10 slwA5t
on the spot and attends 10 his business; and prom.
ses, as during the past " years, palma shall be
spared la the future. Five hundred references OF
the first cass business men, with msny Others OF t,
city, will testify TO the practical utility, capacions
ness and completeness OF my systems and manner
OF teaching and citizens OF other cities have testified
to the same. Diplomas will be awarded for thor.
ough courses. Able Assistants secured. BartIetts
Plan the founder of Commercial Colleges, strictly
adhered to ss regards not copy ing Certain time
will be devoted 10 Commercial Law elucidstions.-
Come all who have failed TO be taught businees
handwriting and will guarantee 10 you success.
Applications solicited for Accountants. Sepsraiein
strnction given. Students enter any tine. Sep.
arate rooms fer Ladies. Tuition reasonable. Intri-
cate accounts adjusted Ladies and Gentlemen that
desire 10 take lessons, full, separate course,
in either Bookkeeping. Navigation Commercisl
Law. PhonogFaphy, Higher Mathematics Civil En.
gineering, Surveying, Native Business Writing,
Commercial Arithmetis, Correspondence, Caro-
Marking, land teaching from printed copies and
Text books viii be svoided please call, or address
Portland. Dot 2. Ises. osae aodseosiy
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-22

II. G. WILSON,

Presideat- HENRI y CROcKER
psce- -President-D5NIRL SHsRP
Secretdry-W. H. HOLLISTHR
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
DIRECTORS OFFICE,

INCORPORATED BY the STATE OF MAINE
Ch1rter Perpetual Organized. ls49
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-22

General Manager Of Agencies ia the Nee England
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-04-23
@citcre8 ubcr Gan. Starl.

Das 0eruht ras Sen. Srp soe
&ommanco fiber Die Sruppsr in Wehviyz
aiuien bale uno St9s! F1 nit Der blcben
8eywaltunA DIS Dspartement5 seanI1sn
mlbe, 1T wi:fiid, ME mir ldpn ror eiui
gen 1asen kbaupteten> erloaen.
Cine e1freulihe Ibdtiateit ent,pidel'
itd jest i'm Depo:temsut Wsltptr9inien
Mues 1T in 8sweanns. iitsrau miro &C.
arbeitet, unp js mehr Ginli1t man &C.
MINT, ceito mebr wirc man 0srobr.
weIde furdtbare l%lnorenune fruter oe5
berrlat bat. GAME @eaimenter woren
i'm 3ultanps p%put1nci9er G%e5or9onilaz
ttpn, Die @apal|srie bate euvAl9nittl;d
our 9dlftt feline Yferbs. Tim BIC lol9en
folder @irtbldoft III Yernihteu> beoori
eS Der 3eit unp perGneraie; obelsih nun
robl pie 3eit nidt itsyFulIa it, 10 if
bod Ger 9ebBrige GRAB pon Gnsrsis une
1batfroft %eorbaneeu, u. menn bic &omz
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lammen wirfer, 70 miro auf jecen SAL
@robes 0eleillet ,rereen.
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bic @ren;en i'm Oan;sn pelbd|t sr (id
ieoo6 rutia. &orfsbrunsen ibn e;nen
rparnen Gmpfana gu oeben, iinp literal
setrcfen. Die Baltimore Sbio G;ien=
babn 1T an alien puntten oeb5rt9 bspatt
uno miro Die 8erbinpuns nidt untertro,
den ,perren.
I'm rem Guerilla llnmelen gu itsue1n,
Bat Sioel cine Srrre erla0cn, noh wciz
der oue an Der Baitimpre=S bip 81 lan~
tabn ccsr ilcli6 pom iDr mcbnencen
SIraer 1T le'nem Departenent en.mafnst
wetnen iolen au61enommen iino nur
semibe gum Wofen'raeen autori} iyteWit=
9ltecer Der StaotSmili;.
Mud ZEN 3eitunaelhreitsrn ficbt Der
@eneral ida;f auf DE Singer. 60 lief
er einen rer Neeatteure pes v@beslino
5%ntsQiNeneer" fsi1nebmcn, neil rerlelbe
.Gcntratane= Neuiatstten" publi;irt bate.
Na@ eem cerielte lid seniiseno entitul>
ot9t bate, LIEF ibn SiAel wierer fret.
CINE turiue 39eprie.-
Cine Dame in &sntudy wiu bic glfabrz
unQ 9emadt bater> CAP bic &inpsr, nell
de tn Uamtlten 9etcren merren, Die fih
often u. fret CUR LUTON %tetennen, meiitens
&naben finn, rdbrenp in leeellcnitiinen
Jarnilttn meiitsnS MIeden 9eboren ,pe:z
cen. Das ware cine merfmuyriae pby.
lolo8ii&e 9batiade!
~ iebes &tnn." ermabnte Elm
gater fein Sbbnd)en, ,.blsib thinner frcn,m
unp gut, uno belude fsibig Die Stride,
ponn wirit Du lel;9 werpen." vMber,
lieber Nater," fraAte cas Sinh ooip :
.9ebt Du renn jeben Nteno in Die Nir>
DE? Nlu'ter 1aet, pu taa,lt jcssn Nbenp
ielt9 mad pauie."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-04-23
0innabme Sort NiQon's curb sic
RebeQen uno Micccrmetluua
Der g1ener:6 1rni fon

@dbreno rie lsBten 8eneounseu Tpr,
reIt'e 9eBen Columbus unp parucab tlc-
&c S6einmon6per maren, wdtreno Die
2ebeuent;uppe, me!de ben &ommanpon.
ten BON Sort 5aued ser9etlid CUR @api,
tulation auforrerte. bbhfene 100 DAM
.,dblte urc mdbreno Ger neue NnariT ouf
porueab nab furSem &aupfe aufseseten
tpurce, ma6te Gcrret nit Sort piuom, Dor
Gem ct nit 5000 bis 5000 Mann e1lhien,
blut,aen Grnf.
Sort piuom, Senn., lie9t an, MiiIi,
fppi 238 Mleilen unterbalt Cairo unp
peni9e Meilen oberbalb Mempbis. &uR
na4 Be9inn pes &rie9es wurpe es iammt
Zen. et,ras ueiter unten ecleeenen Sort
Ranrolpb pom ben 9ebeufn gum S4uBe
BON Rempbis erri@tet. Seinen Nan,en
es 3u Gbren bes betannten 4ebel>
len8enerals piQom. sm q. Sum- 1862
,purpen belize Gorts, piuop uap&anrplpt,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-04-23
NtfMa funa Der &clapcrci!

Der 3ulay CUR 8unpesYerfafuus fiber
NblhahunS Der Sclaperei, mclder i'm
Bunces(enate nit SO oeeen 6>Stimmen
a%110ercmmen wcrren 1T, !autet pDrtlid
rpie folat:
Nrt. XIII. 81. Weper Sclayerei, nod
unfreimiuiSe D,enitbarfeit l,auSaenpmme,,
als Strafe fir Ncrbreben, weesn ceren
cine redtefraittec Nerurlbeiluus ~Itattoez
funcen bait cart tnnerbolb Der Ser. Sna<
ten ODER Oil ir9snp einsn ibrr Surispitz
ton unterworfencu Drte teltebsn.
81. Der Duncesconors6 BAT bic gez
iuaniB. ucrltebencen Mrtitsl curd aesia,
nete le9ialatorilde Mfabreseln in Strait
3u iesen.
um cine Nbinpcrung Der Bunoearers
foluna, in 9etreiT welder Der Gouoyes
pic Snitia!iYe erareift, Nedtsfroit III aez
ben, mug rielelbe III teicen 6aulun
ess Gon4ren s cine 3meiprittelmajcritdl
erbaltcn uno cauab curb he %9elsBaetsnz
Cen &6rper(daften pon rrei 0isrtel ale,
Staaten rat!fi;irt merom. Sf Dos ne:
\heten, 10 1T ile fir aile Staaten redbta.
oerbtnrlib.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-04-23
0ldu3cunc Sicec.
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Wir bohsn cts Genu0tbuun9 an(sysn
Wttblr9ern uno 0eflnnunesosncGen in
une au6erbatt ct Souls pcn Siea oeS
rapifa!en unipE<Gideta nit eiI1er Wlajc=
rita! yon unaeidbr $500 Stimmen ccr7
Ftlnrt9cn su tUnnen. Gic racifa!en paz
trioten ypn 81. ycuis, Der Mtt.ppolis
ces We0ens, babcn misctr sillral be-
pieIen, bag lie felt ;u ipysm Banner
bolten.
Die unvertridtlidsn Treuuce rer
Trsibeit in Saint Souls, totsn lib aterz
mails einen MnlpruN eruovhen oui Die
Entertaining cer Yatristen in her eon,en
Union. (N. ~
II. Morylano.
Slalt unc trompetet, finot une frcbloz
det-ullo laNet Die uieu!i9cn Domten"
nrn1 ufSccrolen 5ii9sl" sr{halen: 81 a.
|rYlono wirp elm Trsinaat!
Der Yorn 1T oebrchen 49, RE Shonce
miro uon uno 9fncn1men merren - uuo
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