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Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-27
Sheriff. Sale.

Territory uf lGullp. County # aBoise-ss.
II p virtue OF an,cXrcuticn issued out of the
~ Probate COart OF boise equity, Idaho TER
tory, and to me directed and delivered. upup 4
Judgment rendered in sud Court i'm iitv0r Of p,t,r
q Smltl aud against Il G. B'ckcrS ana r. f. Zn.-
In' rman, for tie sum OF two hundred an Two az d
h,ty one liuhdredthS dollars with interest tcie -
NJ tue rste Of ten lCr cent. ptr unumH FIRM tho
SIN "iIy Of August, 1861. together " til costa of
suit taxed al lilly and twenty Lundp dths dollars
have seized all therighI. title and utere which
the SAID Il &. BirkerS AID h. Il. Zimmerman had
on the Sth day OF August, laG4 Of ia and tn tho
lohoWlh3 described properly. which shall Xp0Se
70 Sale IL public auction. as the law directs at
The premises to tie highest Litdcr for c,,h. on
Tue the ZOth day Of September 1864 at one o clncf
r. M 10 satisfy said judgment and costs and az.
eruIng costs 0.wit: Tie undivided one half of
one NIL claim on Gold iii near Lincoln Gulrh.
aid Shown rs the l.ayanehi claim the undivided
one hth OF one claim un Gold Hill, known ais tn.
Van buren, claim bounded un the north Iy " ar.
Ler d Co.'S Aulvh claims. al oil the south by II q
baiiy 'I"im. s. PiNkHAM, $h'tl' Boz e CO,
BY o. l.. Mining ,-Under Sheriff
Dated August 24th 1864 493w
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-27

THERE has been more or less contention be-
tween the miners of the creek and the ditch
men--the latter being lothoto turn the water
out atthe bidding Of the former OF course
the creek miners are entitled 10 the precious
liquid, and the hill. and bar diggers, having
had their day, mast "hold-OFer, Indulge in
something stronger, q whisky straight per-
haps-tiil water comes again. But, then,
" honest miners never take anythingi Seri-
ouslY, atern the Boise mines is everywhere
too scant, and now, thatso many are thrown
out Of employment thereby, it is proper to
insist upon an attempt, at least, being made
to bring in - portion of the North Boise river.
Efforts are being made by5the western part Of
the basin, to bring in the Payette, or portion
thereof, but we hear Of nothing of the kind
with regard to the North Boise. Somebody
pake survey ofthe ground; this done, and
the ice is: broken. Scarcity of water and
cold weather together constitute all the draw.
backs to the northern mines. There is sufi-
Gent gold in The ground to pay for bringing
in any quantity Of water, which, when done,
would leQgthen the mining season three
months each year. As it is, the hill, gulch
and bar claims are dried up by midsummer,
the men idle and times dull There is a
remedy for this while ateg continues TO run
down hilti II q 5.Gs nasg IL sua .a.eg3u. Il
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-27

TAKE A SwIN.-The pond at Warm Springs
walled in and perfectly secure from oulside
observation, is one of the most complete and
comfortable swimming baths We have ever
visited. 1t is now perfect in all it, arrange
ments, with dressing rooms, platforms, stair
ways into the water, &C., &c. The depth OF
the water is from eighteen inches to twelve
feet, with ropes stretched across, so that those
who have never learned to swim can here
learn with but little effort; or if they do not
learn, they can play swim on the ropes or
with life-preservers, which are also provided
Parties either Of ladies or gentlemen can pro-
cure the exclusive use of the pond, which,
for the time, will be kept sacred as the Foun-
tain of Diana, and no prying Acteon dare in
trude upon the sanctity of the BATH under
penalties worse than those that befell the
grand son of Cadmus in the vale of Garga-
phia
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-27
Sheriff sale.

Territory Of Idaho, County of Boise--ss.
BY virtue Of an execution issued out OF the us
trict COURT OF the ri Judicial District of Idaho
Territory, and to me directed and delivered upoa
Judgment rendered in said Court, in fayuC OF
Tuenas IL. Cunningham and D. +. Counely and
against d. L. Cole, Tor Che sum of one hundred
aud fortynine and fifty hundrcdths dollars, with
interest thereon, ut the rate OF ten per cent pei
annum, from the 10Th day Of July, 1864. together
with cost OF suit, taxed at forty-uine and sixty
hundredths dollars have seized all the right, titt
and interest which the said ID. Z. Cole had on the
said 10Th day Of July, 1854, Of in and t. the fol
lowing described property, which shall EXPOSE
for sale, at pubic auction, at the premises, to the
highest biduer fJr cash, on the 23d day Of Septelp
Der, A. ID 1854 ut one o'clock p. IN, to satiSfz
said Judgment, costs and accruihg costs, tO-wit I;
One piece or parcel Of land on Buena Vista Bar
and known rs lot one and block two, Of the town
plat OF Buena Vista also tile house known as the
Rough Ready Saloon also, lot OF tobuccO, three
and a half dozen playing cards two dozen matches
one pair small scales, lot of sugar. one camp kct'
tie, one stove and pipe, one Lump, one table and
three benches, one lot Of wood, about half cord
also one book Of accounts. -.r-.--
S. PINkHAM Sheriff Boise county.
~; By Il. WHITING, Under Sheriff,
Dated August 10th, 1854. 4J.3w I
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-27
sheriFs S ale.


Territory of Idaho, County Of Boisc-ss
'DT virtue Of an execution Issued out Of the
I'D District Court of the ID Judicial District of
iuilno Territory aud to me directed and delivered
upon IL Judgment rendered III said Court, in favor
OIL n. NswhOuse and Nathan Schce!iue and
against John PFicStly and Robert Pheelan. for the
sum OF three hundred a;ld tweuty-tllree ana TWEEN
ty-Gne hundredhs dollars, with interest thereon ut
the rate of TWO anu a Lalf per cent. per month
from tile 18th day OF july, 1864, together with
costs II suit, taxed ut utty-lour and thirty-iYe
one hundredths dollars, have seized all the right.
title and interest Which the said john PrIestly
and Robert fheean had Oh the 10Th day Of july.
1864, Of, IN and 20 the following descriJ.d prop.
erty, Viii shall expose to sale, at public aus
zion, as the law directs, at The premises, To the
highest bidder, tor cash, on tho 2Ist day Of Sep.
teuIber, 1861, at O'clock p. ~, to satisfy said
Judgment and costs and accrpihg costs, t0>wt
three tOu tbs Of water ditch now used by Priest
ly & Co., leading from Moore Creek and tapping
sad creek Leally opposite the head Of Chrstieis
ditch /; also hume aiding from said ditch, with
hydraulic hose and pipe attached also three
Claims on the west side vi Grub Gnleh cUmmenc.
ing at Moore s Greek aud running in southerly
dHeeIiVn-; also three claims On the east side OF
said Cub Gulch, commencing ut said Muore'S
Gre, and running Ill the Same southery directions
also III unfinished ditch, leading from Boister's
.Gulch; also lot of sluices used on SAID mining
claims. = -'t s. PINKHAM, Shin Boise co.
a-esa-e.a By o. L. Wa T.NG, Under Sheriff.
Dated August 24th, 1864. 4g3w
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-27

Don't FORqET TUE BooTa.-L. Rcmish,
the Pioneer Cheap John OF the basin, next
door to Highly 6 Co, lis selling out his entire
stock Of goods to close business, Boots, Of
any kind, only six dollars per pair.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-27

GoNE,-Quitea party left on Monday and
during the week intending to cross the plains
onahOrse back, among the crowd were G. W.
Rebb-whose intended departure for Pike
wO noticed last week-Jos. Fales, L. w. Coe,
and several others of the old settlers of
idaho intend to join the party at Boise City.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-27

POsT 0FEtCE AT EsMERALDA.-John Nc.
Laughlin, Postmaster at Esmeralda, Alturas
cauE1sv has appointed S. B. billy Of The llrn
e lOaiy 4 Dover, Deputy Postmaster. Mr.
isy writes us that the mail win leave Es.
'9er6ida, Rocky Bar, for Idaho City every
"Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock, A. NJ, and
-attive at Idaho City at o'clock P. n. on
Thdrsday. Returning, it will leave Idaho
City every Saturday at sA> N. aud arrive at
Bsmeraldafat2P. NJ. on Sunday.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-27

1D9cgoRsT, Of the Statesman office, has been
fazeiaatfng a fellows gal in the absence OF
tbeseditor, and bus driven the fellow to ieal-
aus distraction, so that he has determined 10
take Passage'On the next train for Iowa, con.
yinceed that there is something in the asmos-
PhoFe of Idaho that has dsletsriOus effect
on female cOustancy. @
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-27

CREEK CLAIas.-Plaser mining in this
campis principally confined to the creek beds
for the present, owing to a scarcely Of water
in the bitches. The claims at the foot OF
Wall street, at the crossing Of Elk Greek, are
being worked to apparent good Advantage
throughout the season. The bank Of gravel,
some eight or ten feet in depth, has the APP
pearance of being very rich, and from the
perseverance, with which the owners are
washing It away, We infer that it does not de-
ceive its looks. Further do Rn Moore's Creek,
towards the Warm Springs, ne notice the
same industrious evidences of prosperous
creek-bed mining. A bedrock dume is now
the great desideratum, and necessity, that
the miner will not long fail 10 recognize as
one that cannot, nor will not, be dispensed
with 1900 5f1E
bG1 --.----Z- ------
A%1n
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-27

9otcz T1aE.-We neglected last week to
say that Mr. Cutler, Of the Humboldt Express
Co.. made the trip from Star City here in.
'Aree days andeight hours, bringing Sacra-
tnento papers only -six. days old. .--.- ...aL..
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-27
8oiisq 14N5s,
SATURDAY. AUGUST 81. 1864.

6ppcfH horIcE.-Tom Cunningham re-
specially gives notice to the PATRONS of his
cellar, that he would prefer their taking full
6aFfcssand leaving the empty ones, as they
are in greater demand.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-27
nlarric0,

In PlacervilIe, August oath, 1864, by Thomas
Il. Storlngton, J. p, CHAs. II. WARNER to Mi<s
CAROLINE D1TCHLER, all Of Boise county.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-27

iSELF-ISCUBATIOM-The Red Bluff Indepen.
Gent says that an egg in bucket with other
eggs in The cupboard of A. B. c. Nusbaum,
Of that place, actually patched out chicken
without the lowering case of mother hen,
and that che little joker is alive and bids fair
to'pecome nice old hen or rooster, as the
case may be. Prolific premises those; and
yetwe have never observed any little human
chicks about the place, notwithstanding Mr..
aud Mrs. N. have been enjoying connubial
felicity for six years past How is itP
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-27
DRUG STORE

A. MIX has removed to Lis NEW STORE,
Ao opposite the Idaho Saloon, where he offers
tor sale at the lowest prices, compIeSe assert
ment Of Drugs, Medicines, Pea tulery, Paints,
Oils, Yarnisbes, Brushes, de-, &C., sel1ctod ex-
pressly for this market.
Prescriptions cart fully prepared ider tho in.
mediate supervision Of physician.
EP. BARsTOW. at A.lA,. Mis- Dru,, ssolo ,,
att ds to OPFIoE Pi4et only. --a
ll; h! G ~, Aug. 9th, 1854. satf a.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-27

SILVER Cry. We hear of a new district
Andtity located some where beyond the head
Of aQore9s Greek, perhaps some twenty miles
beyond Summit City, on Lamire's Greek. 1t
is.estimated that two hundred people left here
o. Tuesday and Wednesday for Silver City.
The Banner ledge 10 situated in that vicinity
asWelbas seveFapSther recent gold and sill
ser discoveries, al Of which are regarded BY
experienced prosecutors as of the richest
Character. Some parties started out on Tues
day afternoon, with acids and apparatus for
tqs'8Pg the rock already discovered, and such
others as they may fnd Z io eaa7 p
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-27

sTnE STArtrrs. -1he San Francisco Flag
Of the "a instr says that Mr.. Glasscock, Ter
ritoFial printer, has presented that establish
menowith an deliberately gotten up volume
Of the statutes Of idaho, passed at the first
session Of The Legislature Of that Territory.
Wllhthe benevolent Territorial printer have
goodness to bring a few Of his eIegsnt
books into his own Territory, and place them
within reach Of those entitled TO receive
them, and whose interests are daily suffering
for want Of knowledge of the laws? The
Territorial printing has been shapefully
managed. a5 eal ii 895.s
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-27

.A'ITSElof tel"g; aph is about tc be con-
strneted from some point on the Overland
king between Washoe and Reese River, to
Star City, in the Humboldt mines, and as
Star City, according to late Accomplishments,
e only three days and eight hours from Idaho
City, the lime may not be far distant when
weshsll placed in as eligible cirenn stapees
a. itregards Eastern news, as they are at the
DiIIes, Uuaiillq or Wslls Walla, and should
s}nie practical telegraph nlan or mon, with
means, tale hold and continue the line from
Star City to this basin, il would not only
make him or them fortnnr, but place our
Peop'ee in instons ooa1mpniestaR With the
pope o. tho east, 80
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-27

FoR SOUTH BoIsE, smith. Of Wells, Far
go&CO., Vanline, of the frm Of Wartime &
Eisler, and Butler u. 81 OF tho NEws, com
posed " trio Of quartz on the-bEain bipeds,
whO started far South Boise on Thursday
last They went across the mountains by the
trail, expecting tc return via Boise City about
Tuesday. OF course, they viii come back
with their pockets full of rocks, whereby the
reader may anticipate an item-something
scientific and '"heavy,' perhaps, as they were
Observed to take along several bottles, sup
posed to contain chemicals, &c. Much may
pc expected, as they are undoubtedly +" on it. /"
We know.we shall! have feet for sale.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-08-25
sHERlFF's SALE.

by virtue Of special execution, dated the
a5th day Of August A. D. 1864, to me di-
rccted, issued cut of the office Of the Clerk Of
ahe District curt of lama County, State of
Iowa, in favor of Wood, Bacon & Co. and
against Thomas G Parker and others on a
iudgemeht' rendered by sail court ut the
February term thereof A. y. is6i against the
said Thomas CParkcr and a decree Of fore
closure against ThomasG Parker Susan Par
ker and L II Ware wherein it was ordered,
adjudgcd and decrecd that ths following
described real estate to-wit
the 1,rih ,cest quarter ofM north east
quarter and the south ha!f Of the north
acest quarter and tie north west quarter
Of The south west quarter Of sectionaao.
eight (s) IN to,cnship 40. .eiyhy fire (S5)
north If range no. fourteen (lI
West Of the 9Th F. NJ, in Tama Conaty, Iowa,
be sold or 80 mneh thereof as is necessary to
satisfy said Judgement, interest and cost:
New therefore, public notice is hereby
given, that | have levied upon, and shall on
the iih aay q September A y. list, between
the hours 81 4 e9eh 4 Vi and clock T.
NJ Of sUi,s day, sale % e6ntncaee n til.
hour OF 100 ciaet q. M, 1T phc trout loon Of
the court House IL Toledo, in lie county Of
Tama, otter aud sell III yrhicout4ciy, % the
highest and hest bidder, for ossh, tic
above described properly, on 90 much thereof
as is necessary 10 satIEly Aaia judgement for
the sum of ISL dollars nntl ~ cents, to
geher with Cost and all accruing costs IN.
less tho same shall DO soonsr .atis6ai
s KNIGHT DEXTER
Sheriff Of rama County, Iowa.
Printers fec $50 ysn33
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-08-25

Never fail to satisfy those who give them Il
thorough trial, and wherever introduced are
rapidly approaching vii others.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-08-25
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GREAT. IMPROVEME NT
Tight STITCH
slIltG MACHINES
WEEKS CELEBRATED P.TENT


Never fail to satisfy those who give them
thorough trial, aud whercvcr Introduced n
rapidly supercccJing vii others.
They POSSESS the merit Of simplicity
and case OF management, SO that fifteen
minutes instruction will enable my
one to u.c them succ assfnliy. The FIJI
lowing is some of its points Of eSceli- =
cnce: 81
They have a strrais ht NetsalcSnd Shut.
tie, which is acknowledged TO he the e
only true principle for y perfect Sew
ing Machine. e
They make the Lock or Shuttle Stitch,
alike on both sides, and. for, ECONOMY in !.
Thread, Strength. Darabiiity, Elasticity y
and Beauty Of Finish, is superior %
any other Stitch used. -
They are simple in construction,
easily understood, resdily adjusted and
kept in order without taking apart or =
moving u SCREW, u
The Tcnsionis superior to any other q
in use. Unevcnness or knots in the
thread do not soause.it to,oIerate with +.
I irr@galdrity. IS
The Feed isperfectf Accurate in its &
dpcr ltion, aud warranted 10 run two
years without requiring 70 be taken out, z
cleaned or repaired.
They are adapted 70 all kinds Of Sew. :
ing, md are strong and durable in nj
tEcif parts fits Is important, Cur oven .
l;gh, work vii. soon cause q trail mn :
chine 10 operate with uncertainty, and
require frequent and expensive repairs.
ArhezWeed will last affecting. and keep :
in order.
They Stitch, Hem, Braiis fsll, Cord,
| \ 4 - 4. A kAaASaAE
They do not l,reAk the thread, skip
stitches, nor form Z. chain ridge on tue
undcrsidc Of the cloth. They will sew
ing the thread, or requiring change
Of tension.
They use SILK, Cotton nni Linen [
Threads equally we,l.' 80
They are the only machine using +.
WErp's PATENT ymwr.p CONTROLLER. !
There i. no other apparatus IL, the
control ofthe s.Slack thread equal TO it. .
Every Machiar IL Warrant d. !,
Families aud Manufacturer wi find .
the "NEEp,' the N st r,p,itahl, Ma
chine, for use, owing Is their al ;ays q
keeping in repair AMI working order,
4nd their great speed and ease u man
agement.
| Forty per cent more WON GIL ~
done in ayears time on III, 'WtEr,'
than on any other Sewing Maehine.
WE PUBLICLY CHAT.
LENGE MACHINES uF Any
AND ALL OTHER MAN('EA,'.
TtTRE, TO DO AS LARGE 4
RANGE OF WORK As tSN
EASILY BE DONE ON TIL J.
MACHINES
Rfn- MI orders or communication
from Families. Tnii"rs, Seamstrrssc
Cleihiers. Harness Makers. 80. in III.
country will receive prompt Attentions.
A Descriptive Cireular nn1 San,l
Of Work will he sen, on '".ril It 'etf,s
stamp Collections matc cu, is}tss5y
OF Machines If desired, - ttai .he 10
chaser NEPn Hor ray erR raw tSffi
THEY ARE RftEivEn.
JEFFERSON fiRMEi Gen 'g't
OFFICE 8! w ASHINllif,tN !
n. ~ prnwcrt. Ihisag.
AGENTS TAINTED Through aut Vi,
gan, indiana, Illinois. Wisconsin, MINES
Iowa, Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska
vGnfyl
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-08-25
For Sale.

hpuse and lot in Toledo and five acres
Of land adjoining The town.
For further particulars enquire Of
v6n23 ALFRED bartlett.
NJ fia#t A.G
III 4, ii 1s-:":
Ayers Sal sararill,s.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-08-25


The frame being Of Lon, thoroughly eal-
vanzed, dIdanger from rust remoaei. and the
liability to shrink swell, split, &C. so ana.
roifablc in wooden machines, is Icrcntcd.
No thumb sereus eom.ohcated .tastesings to
wear out or get ont Of order il can be fas.en
ed firmly to the tub in 4 single seconi
WARRANTED WITH OR WIrHOUr COO
WHEELS
1t took the FIRST PREMIUM At Fifty Sew.
en- State and County Fairs ~ i.Ea aui is
ritAout an eretptoa The 5fSt Wliugar ever matte
Instead of believing The statements Of par
ties interested in the sale OF olaer Nfnrers.
TRY IT, AND JUDGE EoR I"iRsELF.
Test it THOROUGHLY with Any ani Alb
others, aud if not entirely satisfactory, re-
turni
II will wiring anything from thread 3a
bed quit without; alteration
Patented in the United States, England
Canada, and Australia Agents, wanted in
every town.
Putnam Misunderstanding Ca:
GENTLEMEN: kuom .trom practice eaperi-
ence that iron ,ceH gaitan2ed wM .tnc ntl not
Oridizs or rust particle can safely sa.,
after several years experience in the man,,
facture Of chain for chain pumps and water
drawers, in which have tested the affinity
of Iro and zinc, that IL the process be con-
.du:ted properly, il il perfect weld of the
two.
Nearly one year ago my family com fenced
aising one Of your Wringers II now per-
forms all its functions we'll a. it did tho
fret time il was used and has become an in
dispensablc article with us. have closely
observed several other kinds Of clothes wiring
ers, the lnodus operandi being different try
ing to produce the same results as the putnam
wringer, but in my judgment they have fail.
cd. The Putnam W4ingrr is as near l.e.ttct as
possible, and can cheertu,iy rtccomnehd II 10 he
The best In use. ~
Respectfully years.
JNO. W F'HEELER.
Cleveland Ohio.
Many years experience In The galyanizing
business enable me to i,isiorse the above
statement in all particulars. -
$50 JNO. W.LEFFERTS
No. loo Bcekmann Street.
New York, January, 1864
No. !, $500, No. A. $50
Manufactured and sold, wholesale and re.
tail by r.
THE PUTNAM MANUFACTURERS CO.,
No. Is platt Street, New York, and Cleveland
Ohio.
sc. NORTHRor, Agent.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-04-23
GomfprtatIee peutlGes
@ q t. Ano & . # baus
gum SySissueipta=SbaI,

Sort StraBe> nate bcm 0tpdenbaus.
0:r Ister5eispnsts eriaubt Vnb bermit, bic Mxf-
mertlam:ett hes eintemilben une auspartiet
oeutiden puhltfun,s aaf letn nett unp beauer
tingsridtetes galt< uup 8o|lbaue III leufen,
ST. esnlIelben Inpes Der nertbs G;alt bic auer-
treuno1dlts une tiaieiie 9soisnune, reiuIides
so9'a, CUTE HoIt. !urs 2laes, mas III elmer anan.
o19en Ws1thlpaTt bean Iprud,t merten fann.
e,ne Sta!!rue teFnpel ieb ebsufala teim Soul,.
Aas S'rsbsH les Ilntsrseidneten III bic Mue:-
tennnne sersr. lie lin bsebrsr,
Shepbrr 6 amm
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-04-23
Scllctriitiibes.
Gie lcere @ieee,
rrn 8eua s.


Driven - it rer lti0en 8ammrr
Stsbt bic @iese, rubis. leer.
9luf Dem tlenesnb ,reibtn Sti0en
&ubt fein liebes aDpf@en mebr!
8eiB bic 8ettden, trei& uns baunie.
Nei6e Deden l6Sn seltidt -
Go9 tein liebes &inbtr-Must
Das mir frch entessentlidt.
Ginli, int lesten Dammerlibte.
9Stnn tpr @pnne Strabl perglibt.
Gang Der Mutter 1iiBe Stimme
NPan@ Gin to!pes Wiesen-eiet -
Sebt er19alsn feline 2ieeer
9Senn bic Ntenb1datten 3ieb'n>
QBsnn Der lanse Sag persansen
unb bic Stern' am 5immel slHb'n!
. wie oft triidr li6 bas 8Spf&en
Sn Der 3ultn tpei6en Glaum
llnr bic ileinen 9anoben ipielten,
2I9, 10 oft I'M liibeu &raum'
No1'se 2ippen, bic mir tiiBten.
Aeuelein, bic uns Trrb eela6t -
Nlles baten 1le setet;st
s5n tes 0rates lunfle NaGt!
9iur bic lsers, Ieere 9Siese
NuBloS ltett lIc INNER ba,
2eit umlpnit pa6 miipe Nugs
stut bic peiBen 4illen lab,
@sit Der 9ieblins beimsesanssu
>>}n teS Gp'een lh'1t 9ut
uns Dor alien 9ee eebrrsen
Inter @pttes Niete rutt! (VanUsr. J
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ODrtpr Mp1ent,

@ehurtsbsifer> Spsrateur 3abnz "nc
NugenzNrst.
Nimmt ale 0ranEbsitsn o:S mannlihen uNe
psibIiten @sl9leltts in 9rr une serpr'eot ts'
umfst,ser 5starciMns aud b, Sssrn'ras"sssr'
t1tuiNc Nrmcr az beriidlmtigsn.
Office: gds Der 9ritten nno Wtnnfl letaltret;,
SprehfuNceu: Gou 9 Utr Mrrnsns bis ubr
Nad>n,ittags.
sIeGeers: Tu.ifraee, uabe Gbcne Stc:r.
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Wtroa@t iid tetdtisen lcute, baden anre>
re pHi6ten su erfillfn."
Dies mar unaefahr Aues, mas spilden
unS SprfeL uno am nd6lten 1aoe mar
tt in Sirminobam.
(S9lub fe!st.)
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0ie 3tpiuinQe.

(Nua ZEN papsren zines @ebeimpr!i;iltsn.)