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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-26

Two oysrtsn county rsbel thieves have beer, cap
tured and brought to this city They camel in to old
man Ross a few nights since-stoie two horses, and
We're pursued by Major Carpenter and three other
men, and were overtaken at Warbuug.
Their names arc Dliord Efheridge and Henry
H3sssy They admit thar they were in the crowd
'naa murdered old mar Baker and Captain wilscn,
and shot old man Ross. Major Carpenter ought
never to have turned these men over 10 a prison.
inere Is shorter sa leading 10 Sthe Alass ditch
ana that eat should have been taken
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Rebels leave their Killed on the Field.

On last Monday Lieutenant OF the United States
colored troops, stationed at Pine Bun on the Ten
nessee river, fourteen miles from Fort Donelson,
started for the latter place with SO coored troops
On the march they were surrounded BIZ $50 of For
rests picked cavalry. The negroes reteated to some
houses on the road, where they fought bravely for
several hours, and finally utterly routed the rebels
The rebels fed leaving 20 killed ON the field and
many badly wounded.
Among the rebel killed were Capt. Soerry and
Capt Lewis Garth large STAKEHOLDER Of TODD
county, Ky, and notorious rufian and scoundrsl
The negroes lost four killed and nine wounded. A
thousand cheers for the brave coored soldiers Notiy
have they yindicatcd themselves from the asperscns
and sneers Of the rebels and the Mcclellan party.
They are worthy of the high tribute paid them as
heroes by General Andrew Jacksen.-Eaaoitls
Tines
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Government vouchers.

The Quartermaster who issued certain vouchers
here in December, 1863 has left eight Of them with
Us to be handed over TO the parties, prorded they
aac<.uot fled their claims icitA Tie Commissioners
and in that are to withhold Them az claims
viii be adjusted by them. The parties arc John
Rogers, Andrew Fusick John Reaquer, Andrew
'Dclcsure, John Adoock, Crane DeIosure Andrew
Cagal and John Clark
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Generals JEFF. Davis, Beauregard and Hardee all
spoke recently at large meeting in Augusta, and
all came out for Mcclellan. The peace candidate is
running well in the Confederacy. As he is certain
to be defeated by Lincoln, they would do well to
elect him the successor of JEFF Davis Hewiil be
acceptable to a larger body Of men than Davis is-
The rebels, those who synipathize with them, the
copperheads, and all Union men troubled about the
negro, can unite on him.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-26

LOUIS McGLAUFLIx is authorized 70 act as our
agent along the whole Pacific Coast. His address
is San Francisco, California.
@. s. HuBRARD, Of New Haven Connecticut, is
eur regularly appointed agent 10 receive subscrip
items for our paper in that State.
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Election Tickets...CaII for Them.

The Union men from the adjoining counties, when
they come TO town. would do well TO call at the Job
Office of EsQUIRE BARRY for election tickets, who
viii print them under the orders of Messrs Craw-
ford and Houk. We shall also keep limited sup
ply at our Office for those who may wish to vote the
Lincoln and Johnson ticket Don't forget to pro-
cure tickets
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-26

The vete t'f the 18th Tennessee Cavalry, al Casa.
berland Gap resulted for Lincoln and johnson sa5,
for Mcclellan ard PendIeton O. This l. about the
way the people stand.
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executive commit.ee for The state.

FOR EAST TENNESSEE.
SAMUEL r. RODGERS, Of Knsz-
Col. r. K. BYRD, Of Roane.
DR. W. g. BR0WNL0W, Of Knox.
Hos. d. S. PATTERSON, Of Greene.
PEREZ DICKINSON, Of Knox.
FOR MIDDLE TENNESSEE.
Hos. N. NJ. BRIEE, Of Davidson.
LEWIS TILLNAK, Of Bedford.
Avs. LINDsLEY, Of Davidson.
WILLIAM SPENCE, Of Rutherford.
JOSEPH 6. FOWLER, Of Davidson.
FOR WEST TENNESSEE.
J. L. MERRYMAE, Of Shelby.
W. K. HALL, OF Weakley.
J. b. BINGHAM, of Shelby.
ALVIN HAWKINS, of Shelby.
DAVID A. MUM, of Haywood.
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Cleveland Masonic Female Institute.
Cleveland. Tenn.

Owing TO repairs now being made On the build
ings this institution will not be rSpened until No
vember 80 1864. notice Of which win appear the
second week in November
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Mr. DEAE SIE a Convention of MARYLAND has
framed new Constitution for the State; a public
meeting is called for this evening ut Baltimore to
aid in securing lis ratification BY the people; and
you ask word feorn me for the OCCASION pre-
sumo the only feature Of the instrument about which
there is serious controversy is that whcs provides
for the extinction Of slavery II needs not to be a
secret and pFes'ime It is secret that wish sslc-
to this provision desire it every consider
ation. wish all men 70 be free wish the mate
rial prosperity Of the already free, which feel sure
the extinction Of slavery vouid bring. I wish 70
in process Of disappearing that only thing which
ever could bring this nation TO civil war attempt
no argument Argument upon the question il al
ready exhausted by the ADLER, better informed and
more Immediately interested sons Of Maryland her
self only add that shall be gratided exeeeding-
~ II TIE good people Of the State shall by the'r
votes. ratify the Constitution.
Yours truly, a. LINCOLN
Hon H. w HoFFMAN.
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4 Letter -from the President.

The following letter from President Lincoln was
read at Republican meeting held at Baltimore on
Monday night:
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General Sherman's Report.

General Shermans report of his Georgia campaign
has been published We give in detail the strength
follows:
ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND, MAI. GEN. THOMAS
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WV. G. SwAN.

We certainly never suspected Mr.. Swan for pro-
curing CT instgating any such measure r our BEN
eft We suspected him for wanting US hung. John
Hoppe CroAier, ]. 6. Ramsey and Lord Sneed, who
pursued rs with great bitterness, may have COM
planned, did that little traitor cai5 Kahn. These
scoundrels all have bills of Indictment for TREA-
son hanging over them now, in the Federal Court
OF this city So far as influence win 90 to have
them hung, they rely upon eur active servcesi
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The following correspondents will explsin itself,
and may interest some of our readers
BALTIMORE October |, 1864
W @. BrocnI.r--SIR: gentleman from near
by Knoxville has called to see us and stated that
many of the Sousherners would come back into the
Union, but for the spirit Of murder and bloodShed
you inculcate. I don't want to hear any violent
language you are given to- | want to see Union
and Fraternity restored to our bleeding cnntry, and
not retarded BY your dsvilish Language and spirit
Remember the words of our Saviour-af any
man have not the spirit Of Christ he is noneof his.
The wrath of man worketh not the Righteousness of
God. Yours, &C.
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corGREssroNAL DISTRICTS.

Isl ROBERT A. CRAWFORD, Of Greene
I'd. LEONIDAS G. HoUK, of Anderson.
Sd. DIR. JOHN G. EVERETT, Of Meigs.
9TH. WIN. B. STOKES, Of DeKalb.
9Th. J. o. SHACKLEFORD, of Montgomery.
9th. THEODORE Ii. GIBBS, of Wayne.
18th. ALMON CASE, of Obion.
9Th. WILLIAM II. FITCH, of Shelby.
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An Original Rebel Document.

The following document was captured by the
Yankees in this city with many Others Of the
sort. 1t bears no date, but it was in package Of
dispatches labelled, Messages of December and g.
1861" On the it is endorsed in red ink, "Decr
I, 1917. CO
Hoa j. p. Benjamin, Secretary Of War
Upon my return find the community. as well As
the soldiery indignant at the grant of passport to
Brownlow.. | am charged with procuring or insti-
eating it. Did / so advise? At whose instance was
such procedure adopted? Answer Expect full
letter by first mail.
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Electoral Ticket.

FOR THE STATE AT LARGE.
HORACE MAYNARD, Of Knox.
WILLIAM I'll. WISENER, Of Bedford.
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-, L. -~.<~.x
The following telegram was receiver tn's e
Ing It contains further particulars o1 sae "
Cedar Creek
CEDAR GREER, VA, Oct 2o,--ll;4o A. ~
Lie,a Gen. Grsut Gin Point:
We have again been favored VIM TIL
from disaster, by the bravery OF cur T s
tack was made on tue enemy AZ ~ $500 49, 81
whole line advanced and tue a.se' ,rs,aad
born resistance. broke anu nes1, a1e In 49,
with Vlgor. Inc areil's.y slr.1e 80 os,s-
amount to 30 pieces--snls inc'ooes "nA' "e'e 'ap
tured from our ~, 1roops. ,soo cr;sonsru
since esry tns aaofnl1s a. .esss 80, sr,b,snces
have been brought an-also wagons anu am JUAN
Hill and siptursd i it. .,,t -, and asd during
ne ~ . ,s,i< snail rear guard and some
among the killed and wounded. Among these were
Col james Thorourn, eomma1oi4g iy1ssen u
would not leave the fed. cannot yet give the
exact details Many of our men, captured in the
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Psnnsylvanis i al right. And 4 Lee vii con
Time 70 send endorsements to tne onenando q
Valley Sheridan viii XII of tie entire sseei army
See how little Sheridan Anicis en-
PnnApsLP1zA Dot. II.
Pennsylvania soldiers vote, Union 1900 Demo-
cratic 1000. Union majority, including soldiers
vote, 10000.
Eighty men Of Col McArthur's colored regiment.
under Lieut. johnson, were attacked near Fort
Donelson by ESQ gnerriIlas. Three charges w9rs
repulsed when the rebels fed leaving 90 killed and
wounded Of, she field Our loss was killed and III
wounded. Among the former was 1t Johnson
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-19
. E + m I b t e 8.
Das. @IGd unb ietne &au<
t1.-Wir leien i'm Cincinnati ,@plfs>

Das~@lGd unb ieine &au<
nen.-@ir lelen i'm Cincinnati ,,@plfs>
blatt:
@or mebr penn Is 9abren baben Bier
spet junoe Mdnner Elm Sc # erSfnet;
6ortuna mar ibnen oiuRie unp na6pem
.iie cit, ercees @erm6oen an9ebauft, 900
it@ Der @eltere Der Srieoeu por mebfen
Sabren ms pripatleben 3urlf. 9n
Bei@dfttauna aem6bnt .murpe er trplt
leiner 100000 Dollar uno leines pala(tz
artigen !6auie6 bes untbdtiaeu Qebens>
tpanoels miice une fling BON Neuem an
@eidafte 3u MAIDEN. Ip6 Dortuna
bate ft& pom tbm obeemenpet uno in
tur3er 3eit par ct Elm ormer Mann. pbne
9aus unb obne Nabrun96mittel. Gr
ttns nun an als 1aoel6bner al arteiten,
ober bolo parauf ,purce er tranf II. ita,b.
@etne Grau, bte emit in Ben &reilen Der
9et@en cine 9robe NolIe lpielte, arbei,et
sessnmartis in elmer Der bicfeen Meaie~
runBss sGabriten fir ten 2obn yon 80
Gents per lag.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-19

- q o y = - T. n - -. l. .. 8
Du enee6, fables 3immer, ,pie 1ieba Du
10 1rn!ib aus unc ME bif Du bod 70
reid G5 umldlieeen n:ine @dnpe einen
Der fofltarften Sddbe, cine per berrli6Ten
3ieroen pes Weniden9eldle@ts, tinen
&ieien9eif> Der oa5 fieine europa NIT eiz
ner balben @elt bel9enfte.
Columbus, ber orc6e @ntpefcr Nmert=
tas, lie0t bier auf leinem Sterbelaaer. Ct
reib, cae iein |5ers in penioen @inuten
ben lebten Sdlaa ldldat er fabu, tae
eet &usenblid nabe 1T, Der lcinen 6euerz
9eit BON rer morlhen !6ille adf emia
trennt - oter er 1T 10 eefabt uno 10 beiz
ter, wie er nur je aereien. Gr idaut i'm
@eife ;uriid auf iein petRo0enes Grcen>
leben, uno In elmer &eibe BON 8iloern 3iez
ben bic ser9an1ensn Sage an ibm por>
iiber @ein frobeS Sueentleben III rer
berrli6en Dcaenitapt, feline teden S5abrz
ten auf ben Tlutben be6 mittcudncil9en
Weeres, iein Nufentbalt an cem olan;pcl<
len 6ofe Der i@Snen tatilianiiden &Sni<
gin Siabeua, feline erRe Gabrt nod ben
untetannten 8iifteu i'm peitlihen Scmn,
bic @erSweiRun9 Der @hif5aencl1en, als
Sage uno @pden perFo0en, obne rae
lte 2ano laben, ibr Subel. als lie enclid,
bic 8ebeimnispolle &iiite MmcrifaS erblif>
ten, ietne Seiutebr unc feline Triumpb>
,ise turd Spanien. feline meiteren 9teiien
i'm unentbedten @retbeile, feline lebte
5eimfabrt-in &etten unp Danpen unc
untcr Der 9nfla9e ces .6o1yerratbs -
NQcs ftetat Dor ibm ouf.
"&nabe," iaate e. Su ieinem Sobne
DieAo, Der bas 6aupt wcinenp Yerbirot,
smei @iinl&e bait Du nod 3u erflutn,
penn i@ BON binnen eeaaneen iett, ,peroe.
Die &etten. >pelde id traeen mubte,
ioQit Du mir in ben @are leoeu, pamit
ltc bel ben @lietern ruben, bic fe einft
0efel1elt baben. Damn iouit Du niemals
tn cenas sBienlt zines Md6tiaen treten.
Sicb, i6 babe bem caitililhen @eide ben
Wcs Sur @eltberridaft eeaeiat, uno Sc
fan9eni9aftl S4madt unb S9anpe -
oas mar mein 2cbn. .Nber auf bic 9la@<
malt baue iet, fie piro iiber uns ri9ten.
Wobl rem, cem lie ben &rans Der Iuaenb
auf ben 9riinen 5iiael leet!"'
Sa, Du baft ,&edt, grocer @eifes>
belb!
User ipH&t nod ,pon ber faRilil&en
1Snt9tn SlatelIa s? SIRE 9ll9e rubt in
Der itcisen Marmoraruft> bod ibr glame,
ibr Mnpenfen 1T ldneit perae0en. Dod
@olumbus mirb ew|9 leten. 10 lanoe, ale
es nod Wfeniden ouf bieler Grpe Qiebt.
Oenn ter @eif, pas @5ttli9e 1T unlterb>
LID.
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. ctr afte @elb8ier. = @ie
mai, msib, finb Mnetooten spn aufolltnb
intre0anten Aersten in pariS teiuesweQs
isltfn. Ginem bieier 6erren, rem Dr.
g., tpurbe unldn9n burd feline eiaene
9ab9ter Elm drserli4er @trei& oe(pielt.
BON ber 0rdfin g. beren SSbn@en le<
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y 4 d T e $ all !"
SSrtb @mmert,
&de cer @albtn9tpnz II. .Dritten ctr

:Sut pe1 2Su1Dtn8trlz Il. .Urttten Str.
ct. pcul, Minn.
Dem seebrten putli!um bic ereebenite Mnseiss,
then @aften NIT alen 5prten Gswaaren. ais
Salntsn unb 3unse, Sdmeiser unb Simburaer
8a,e, @aroinesunc marinirten 5arineeu II. alien
|rten 94urlten in meinem @alon auf;umarten,
Dessleieben balte td ltetS scrrdtbia: MQe@pr
ten 1e1ne Siaueure, spr3iieli9e @iearren uno
8eites Sa9erbter 2 @Ias fir 5 Gents.
" Nudb sietts jecsn gprmittae ettpas Qunt,
TrtB 6 M inert.
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Il nb eite0bares 6inperni6,
SD ftane Dor ibr, neriunten

wv is""S wv WV UStIullStU
Sn liebeslelieem @eb;
Mein @uee taudt in pos ibre
Wie in ben tief1en See;
90 blieben mir lanoe beilammen
uno ttennten un6 idmeiaenb pann
sc rar-i@ peib e5 ,pie beute-
Muf blumiaem Dieienplon.
2Sie germ iant id ibr su GaBen
lno tdtte eewprben um Ge,
Dc6 BAIT i9 Elm tpeiBe6 Beint(eip-
Da i6eut' i'd bic ariinen &nie.
Glfab. Sn Mlblbaulen
Efieoerbein>D Department. bat Elm Ytoto>
9rapb, Econ 2anpmonn ben 0elunaenen
Verlu9 9ema@t, Blumen pbcioerapbif@
In perl&iepenen Garten ,pieper3u9eben.
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@iiiS-6 britt,
NxS SKInsA

@abineten.@tra6e. .obere2anb
st. paul, Mtnn.
Danttar fir ben bisbtrisen 3ulpru@ beebrt jid
Der lnter3ei9nete, tem oeuti9en publifum in
Ninnelcta an3u3eisen. ba6 Ct feline GlTgfabrit in
persrSbsrtem Ra6Rabe in ieinem neuen @teinee.
bauee eiuseri&tet bat. unb If i'm @tanhe, feline
2unben nit lem aQsfmein beliebten
Nremiuu,. Gffia
3u serfeben. Ginfa@er fptpie Dppptl-G Glfei ii I'm.
mer ~ ben. niebriefen wreiie ~ baben.
Dieter Gifs it ausee3ei@net gum Ginma9en
BON @urteu unb aabernGrIdten, unb II son BEN
pratti{@en &bemiter Or .&eie wiiieni@aftli@ un.
teria@t; Dtrielbe fane ibn suateunsn rei n. y.
enpftblt Jpn auf's Bette gum Gamtlieueebrau@.
@. @et6.
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Mseuteu ser ~minn. .Staatsseituns.
5supe1lun, Ssrr u. Vud jun.
5altinsS unr OatUto g.. 9err Senfsl.
1sw Him uup Yrpwn County ST. Gprlter,
CT. p>'sruno Mieplet Gty 9D. S9immel,
g Ant .cny II. Minn:apoiis, Srtb u. anotlaa9,
Carver ct. Nult,
M,nfato 5;rr 81 tus 8. 9artmaAn.
5,ia yater uno Dalbiuspn &tY Gb. @@eHer
Wiuona uns Dncna 9ty 9r. Slider.
Yeaeplain 9err Transp. 9eyeerlteet.
Jar,tault, &iss S., 5err (Yottfriee Sledenteia.
Meats Qauoiue, y. Duerre.
Ncb sBins, 5err Subn Trieerid.
@ntalbam, @eors Suber.
"a @ro1e, 5err 5eil.
BuTalo Gits, @ise. 81. @hiittler.
Gountain City, @iss. Or. SpIbr.
Nceticrt, Briabt Co., Sobn 2ueeiter.
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Gon Der @r6Be Der @elt.-
Das BON ber Mlcyne auf Die Groe fauenpe
Si@t brau@t 537 Sabre, ebe es bis III
uns 9elan9t ansenommen, rab es 5000
Meilen in tiner Stunee surudleot, 10
tann tieler Stern feline .eerinaere
Gntfcnnun9 al6 677,857,244,O 900 Wet>
len BON unierer @rre baben. Cine nit
Der @ei&winoi9feit BON 100 Meilen in
elmer Stunoc fliesenpe &anonentuQel
wiirce 7O3 Millionen 280,9O0 Sabre
brau@en, ebe ile Don uns bis III unlerer
@entral(onne 9elan9te. 9orb &p6's &ie=
Iantslelfop bat uns 70 entfrnte @terne
cntbQlIt, oae ibr 9ilbt 80 Willionen Sabre
traudt, um bis auf unlsre Grre ~ ae>
lanaen.
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~. @omfcrtable6 peutldes
y a IT. unb 6 . It + a u8
3uI1t Mtmueipfn=ShoI

Gort Strabe> rabe benz @lpdeubou8
Der unterSeibnete erautt li6biermit, bic Mut.
mert4lamteit beg einbeimilaen uno auamartiae
stneer'dtetes @aft- uup 3pfbaus III lenfen.
IN otmlelben fnbet Der wertbe @a1 bic auer-
tn!eunol1Qte Ut uno biQiate 8eoienuna, reinlides
Sese, @ 9a1e Helf, turs 9lQes, mas III elmer anffdn.
9ute Stallune tefnbet iid ebenfaus beim 6au{e.
Das Streten ees unteraei9neteu 1T bic Mner.
tennuns eerer, bic i'm beebren.
Sbephnr Il nm
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bensgefdbrlid ertranft war, cpnlultirt
Bate er ras Slid, bur9 feline Nnprpnunz
gen ben fleinen patienten na9 menipen
9aaen 70 tpeit gu brinaen, paB ale ferner.
BelorAnib l4wanb, uno ba6 &inb auf=
feben ourfte. Die glidli9e Muttes, eiz
ne her lietensmiroieften 6rouen, muete
! ii9 Dor Danfbarfeit taum 3u falen. Bei
Dem Mtf6ieb6belu@ te6 Doctors trot {ie
cieleu, ben &naben an Der .6anb fQbrenp,
entsegen, unb ia9te:
vS@ tperbe ME per9e(en, Doctor, pa6
t@ Sbnen ra6 0eben ,neineS &inces pers
tanfe. @efatten Gie mir einen Bepeis
meiner Grfenntl;dteit. Sn ben tummer,
pollen Nddten, bic i'd an itinem &ranfen<
bette oerwo@t babe i'd eiele 86rie fir
sic Sebdfelt."
Der Singer bes 5ippotrates, ifatt cie
;ier!i9e&leini9feit in Gmpfano III nebmen,
ma@te Elm iebr ernfbafte6 Sc i9t, l9Gt<
telte ben &opf unp laste:
"Wacame, td fuble mid atpar iebr oe>
idmeidelf pur@ Sbrc Mufmerfl flamteit,
aue'n meln priniip uerbietet mir, etpas
Nnceres ale 0elo = 1,ur @elp, Don mei<
men patienten an3unebmen."
Die @rdfn ld6elte irrnil9. Damn
oarf id 'pobl UNI Sbre &e@nune bitten!"
"J@ etbalte 1000 Jranc5" antmors
tete Der Doctor nit elmer ernfen @erbeua<
un9.
Die @rafn 5faete bic 81rie, sos sebn
SaulenptrantsbiQs berpor, reidte 3met
'erlclben Dem Doctor, Der nur @e(p BON
etnen patienten annabm, unp perl&wonb
m Mebensimmer.
Der Doctor be9ab ii@ idweisenb mad
Daule, le9te ft@ su 8ett, unb befam bic
9elbiu9t.
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DIE )lllnne(otu 6taots5eitun0,
Gdc &c, Oritten unb gSaba5taw.
9trabs. cine Ireppe bu9,
erl 9eiut ieren SavtaS uno pfet iwei
Doll. per Sabr, in 9'orauSbeSablun9.
GinSsln: Mummern fefen S Gents.
SeoinNun9cn.
atsNmirsu tann man 3uiryenb elmer 3eitoes
5lbgcs pcsb iSnnen oispem Mbonnen,ent upran>
y:osnpsn 9fummern nidt nabseanet ptrben.
DIR 5WbjuiptiunS- -Ystrae taun in Nctenir'
s:Ap siusr sutcn 9ant eiusei4idt merbtn.
N 9StNn 0ele III resilrirteu 8riefen rtr'
ostn sebt, srasen mir oeu @etluf; ee9 nidt IN
ua:esitrirten 8riefen.
uue Wittbsilunsen, Gjeleer u. {. ~. Nne ju
esrelNren:
Hteutber S Gsel, Yublilbers.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-19
Doctor NpIenf,

Doctor &pIenf,
@eburtsbelfer, Sptrateur, 3abnz unb
Iu9en>MrSt.
9iimmt aQe Rrantbeiten bss mannli9en unb
meitli9eu @e1@le9tS in @rr uno peripr.&t bel
umVdtiser Bebanolnns aud b. @ern,Saensser-
bdltni0e Mrmer au beridf@tisen.
Offee: Gde Der Dritten unb Minnelctaitrab,.
@pre@funten: Bon 9 ubr Mur9ens bis 4 llbr
Na9mitta9S.
&eGben3: Tcrtfra6e, nabe Gbbs's @tcre.
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Neue8 @attler< r<@el91ft

Sat. unb Aue. &ammer,
Dritte 9trabe. obere @tabt. 6em @inslow paus
unb Dierte CITRATE @eo. @ruber eegeniiber.
ct. YauI. Minn.
Die unter3ei4aeten beebren li9. tem perebrten
beutf@en Yublitum bic ergebene an3sige III ma.
@en. bab iie Gin neues @attler. @e(96ft errittet
baben. une ntripredben alIe 8eiteQuneen prompt
unb bilie 3u beioraen.
pferbesel&irre unb S1ttel fete sorr6tbis.
Safpb unb Nuauff 6ammer.
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J0bn 9a9eenmiQer's
Yttt@burg &a9erbier<
ede Der Oritten uno &obert @trabe.
ct. paul, Minn.
S@ galte ltets sutes 2aeerbier, relifate Bran.
o!es, abte 5apanna>G Gisarren, ausae,eid,neten
vmmen'1a!er unb Simbureer Safe, lowie anbe1e
Wer' "'dbt 9auben min, bertpmme unb iiber.
3euee ii@. Guer Jrerrb WV
Sobn aaaenmiIIer.
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1tnipn Sptel,
Gde Der Maba|0am= unp 4ten Gtrofe

@de Der Waba'@amz uno 4ten Stroee,
BON M. Gunfcnbcimcr.
-. Neu erbaut, eeraumig, nit bphen unc freunt.
l.@en 3immern perieben, trie beiea Sutel IT, tie-
tet IS bem Nelenren bic berrlidlfen 8eausmIih-
ts'ten ntben gut terciteter Soft uno Der tillaitsn
Seeienuns. icwie CUTE @etr1nfe an Der Bar:
Seraumiae Stalune 1T bci Dem 5aule, unb
eee9aie Den 6armern nanlentlih 3u empteblen.
Ne''enee uue eeren0rtad merben frei scu nub
mad rtr 0antuna befDrte,t. f5o
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-19
"S a IN t 9 aul @ouS"

6ort<Srabe, nabc rem W8inslcw=6 6ou1e
ct. paul, Minne1ota.
Das san3eSaus it bnr6aus renpsirt. Nreunt.
l.eee uno bequeme 3immcr iteben TamiIieu uns
einaelnen Yericnen aur Dispoliticn.
90 ST. 6ur quite Staaans 1T etenfaus ouf's
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~ r tncr= aIle~
bru
Tranf Werner,
Critic Strabe, neben rer uGcncertz6aQe
Saint paul, Miun,
u r b { tier Sale

u + , ettfr y Qlle
beu
Gid S &irf(er.
Or'tte @ StraBe .seseniiber Der YresbYterian-
Stride, ct paul, Minn.
Die ueternabme tieles beliebteu GpIfs .QcfoI,s
btermte benz perebrten putlifum mittbeilenc, seioeu
mir 3ueleid ersetenlt an, tab mir in unl.rm Cd
loon NIT
9utem 2a9erbier 2 @la8 fir 5 Gents,
allen Sortcn 2if6rcn,
allen @peiien unb feirsn Giearren auf,uporten
im Stanbe jinr.
Gid II. GirfIer.
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Sur bas reiienoe Nublifum.

Tur bae reiienbe Nnblifum.
Da6 Minneipta @QuS",
vac Der Watalbap> unb 5ten St1abe,
- St. @ptt9iefer,
,ss1 = eef gronuns Der Sailon als Elm sor3ueli@es
2ofel beltens cmpfobIen. Gs oepatrt ieben
t0om1ort, ben Der Neilenbe 3u liuben bpffen tauu.
be MniaBe fir Qogis unb Aolt inb bie riehr;o-
Fe1 une bic gebienuns bic aaerfreunrlibne.
9f. pott9ieler.