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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-11-11
Deausr BaY, Gate &c.. W;nn,
~. Gft. 1855.
IN bic asbai.iou Der R,na. stAatspituns.

Mn bic &sbatruu Der R,nn. stAatsvsituns.
Sn Der tp6a.ntl. SGtnpts Staa.s,ei
tun8 ucm II. ST. er@@eint sine Cores.
ponpenj pom ct. PAUL, batiu 2. Ottbr.,
NORM u. y. aud bes 6srrrl @ames,
@taatee @eoloBen. pno isiner tQtsli@en
@olpentbedun8en I'M Rorten bee Staats
&%rrdbnuns 8ei@tsbt unb BE aanle
Sa9e ld&erlt@ 0euna&t unb IN 3weiftl
8eo8en miro. Trstlt@. mag Tam BON
pteler @e8enb @utss tcmmen. auf rie bic
perren ct. Yauler bisber nit 70 e,eeer
@ertnef@dbuna berabfaben?
S&pn Dor 10 Sabren rpurpe yon Yrof.
Omen. e!ner anerfannten Nutoritdt. Der
i'm 4uftra8 Der Ser. @taaten piefc @eaenb
beretete. beri@tet, eab er an, Wermidipn
xate @olequarj 8elunber babe; er te<
l9retbt tte SteIe, no 81. Games ben
@olpquara fanp, gang 9tnau, . ba6 Is
tt9sntli@ ID. rieitr Tin 2et@tes tpar, bic
SteQe 3u fnten ; ramllS ,purpe abr Der
@a&e tstne aufmerfiamteit 9e@&entt. Der
California @oleauar3 mar nod midi
ertrsdt IS ldbt fi@ baber ni@t anneb,
men. ta6 Yrof. 0pen Gin Galifornio>
@peeimsn aualpGren lief, ME e Der
&orrefp. Der 81. Sts.,3tg. ron Games
ylapbin wa@en nil.
Dor 4 9abren bereiete Gin 6.rr pou
81. paul Die @eeenb in Beoleitura
etnss California Miners. Dieltr avsr.
GIN Volo 70 4 dtr, iudle mad 0olr,
lanb, fanp aber teinsr; bod nobmer
tls Elm Sttd Quar-, nit 3utdd, pas abtr
dubtrlt@ tetue Spur ppm @olb aeiate.
% bltsb unbsa&tt lis9en, aber aufmtrt,
fam 8tuta&t tur@ s. Cameo Beri6t,
Lies te bsr 9err far3lt@ IN pbuabelpbia
at1alyfreu, unb febe ba, es entbtelt et[ide
20 DoQars Sob auf tie Come.
DIE Qntoedune bat, wie BE betr. Cor.
%rtipeneenj nerf&ert bur@aus nt@te pte
Elm ereiteu,ept Yerurfa9t; uub bod
ula&te fl@ cer 6frr, per por a }obre1
ni&ls fame, pitrer rabin auf Zen @to.
fopte aud eth anperer Derr ppm ct. Doul.
eth Dfuti&eL I'D t5nnte Sbne, ibre
Nau1ep pfnnsul Beipt 8tnostt aber bter,
neil btft be let&tete .Inp fdrlefe $50
II. uebris.ns bra&tet, efptae 2eute pp1
btsr, bic s. Gau,es aaf jttnfr lfbten Iput
beelettsttn, fslbf Spseti0u6 s8n prt it..
nit jurld. fpppk epsGm,ps ptf
btfte1' Gtftner3es. ebtnfadH S'boht 'bne. an
DIT unb @feIe feIbR 6etsnn men Z, urr
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-11-11
Gntfeeli Idle Z d)ourtbat.

Gin beutl9er MsBserueilter l9dntet
Gin Mdp&en spn pier Sabren unb fsben
Monaten. - Der l1nbplp miro auf tsr
Shat ertappt unp Dor @ert@t sebra@t.-
&i@ter MiQifen felt tbn inter $500
8lrel&aft fiji iein Gri@efnen Scr Der
&eeprcers Court; Der 0ater tsS 4intes
jeeo& tlast auf $4,000 S&apenerfas. -
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-11-11
Gpnventten Der 1abatsbdusler.
Mtw Nprt, 81. plt.

Mtw Yprt, 81. DIT.
Die National. s0seiation BET Iabat9.
bdneler. ,pel&e ben 20. n. M. In Ner.
yo.t absebaltea .perpen wirb. iol BON
Deputationen aus Ridmonp, 2yn@burB
unb arberen Stdtten int S1pen, wel@e
gtsere @eiddfte NIT Cabot t,at5en,
3ablrei@ telu&t iein. Der 3ped tteler
3uiammentunft III. Mittel unt @e9e
aufSufncen, zen Gonereb 3ur slbdnte.
tuu8 ter @ieuerpsrbd;lni0t III 0ssue auf
1ataf 3u Seranla6en
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-11-11

Ircdne5
&,,mber III ~ immeapplis.
5arri6 u. putnam
battn sintn suten 8orratb lpnotl pcn eriinem
Nie Bon tIednem pine. 2nmtsr, sesslei1fn pou
tNaxsm paribpl,' Qumber.
Ortindre Bretter, troden,
vGlear" Bretter, troden,
uSoits unb Scanelines"
2atten unb S9inbeln,
,DreGepGlOorins u. sipins.'
DsSald@en Iensbretlsr uns sGeber. unb Gi~
4sayfofea. bic Ne ~ BEN risbrisfen Marityrsi.
len ses3auten. fel3tOf an BEN pbsrn Gnte hsr
0~.adt1Rrabe, n6@f ben, RicoQft 4suff.
3anft trrdaes 2uuabtr unb brtngt Gurf ;3na.
tbts.e at9t mn mlt acknowledgement. Bl
&taHtspuAM, 10. aueuf 1876.
f1anis u. putnau1.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-11-11
6 . II

ete RUnt9ret@e
Hreueen, @urtteutbers, 8aperu.
SannoSer unb SaAfeu,
fur bic @rpebesaostbamer
oleenbur9, 9efen, 8aben, WRed.
leubures9 trelie unb Medleu.
bur8.9@meriu,
eaS &urf1rftntbum 9eNen,
bic 9er;ostblmer MaGau. Sa@iens
Metnin9en, Sa@ien<A ltenburA
at1o pte freie Stabt frankfurt q. 81.
Der ltnter3etanete If ieben Sag v6trenb
@et4attafnnben III fnben IN feiner Office, fiji.
peRlt&e Gde Der Dritter unb Nafu- Crate.
&tnetn a II. D.,1. gPat 1864,
9.fabae. EsniuL
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-11-11
6ieiberfpMc

%empfanaes, entbaltene Wertaps uneGn,s
pres<SuFe bic wir gu 70 nieertsen
pretle len %Yertauten, rae bisD an'en eritatu1t
5ein pereen.
0ir baben . almprassN IN
arosen Ruantititen unc ;u ateprisen
Yretien.
bsrtN- uns Winter-S ba~ls scn 81 auTwarts.
Wprssn-9 tapls, &ubins &c.
JMnele ppu allen Uarben uGe Vrsilsn.
W1ntel unp Mantslfofe.
StrumpfUaa:en ane 9antlbube.
Rais,irs fir Wdnner unp 2naten.
bsmssn, llntertsia!leissr fit 5errsa u. Inhsn.
YlanfetS.
Blaue unb btauas IS bestinB."
limb etwas Don teiuebe NQem, mas
lonit In eiuem Drys0pces Stpre sriter
&Ia6e su Fncen 1T.
8vmmt unc telldiiSt unlsrs Waaren,
ebs ibr lonitlpo fault.
Osr9eet nidt pas 8erfaufelusal
S. RnpT 9aDlor,
216 D,itN Oh, ct. Yaul.
xczs eerr $. Sbafer miro isbr er'
freut Iein, aIe feline altet Bbnner lpieoer
3u lebtn uNr 70 o'el neue, als Die 0ute
baben nsrcsn. ncrsaipuden.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-11-11
8rpftpe1a8 aQscmcine Sbpdtbe.
Nci1iat oa5 8fut.

esa ~; Wstests awin. @cuasaRr., g..s. gerl.
:Ds Mger. Nnr ieltsn i5!Sot es mir .iebl, 5aut-
1uSt9ldse Mrb firopbu15fe Geld m il { burb len
e4srti&en ge4rau9 SS.er 9ariapariaa ;u entfernen.
NIB 70 tate banitt crit fIr,lib einen ani1u srn fetr SIS
artteer Gr9upelas setsilt. gSir teIssn fea Altsya-
es. bas Stser earfapartla 5lsi4tumrat. bic sic ip!.pki Sta
uetjttn, sMe ben, golte ~lieftrn."
4sa s. 6: Sctnaeu. Gs4., %sDatcmar, Ssts.
sat irSlt Satrea bate i'd au ,usiuem reaten 9r,a bic
sats GrriYelas unb i'd ses rsbrene Sicicr Set ale beribu.
q Hltrtte ,u 8atbt. u s:nen q stlansen tSnn.s unb nahn,
n1r .Sunbtrte pm feusrs IRebsin ea. Sic 0si9mlre
muresn 70 f9nnt!a. tas 6ie SeGnen ibtea: .r,.ten, uat lie
xeSt eati&ietea, tas metn srrs ateenenmen .rsrsen ,s.Ts
~ beeana: Ssts eariapari!la lu neba1el; uabm ssrs,
fat mid seas!t.. 5 III, lest 70 wptii uns ssiunt. mis nar
tkssnb Semanb. pa tt in ttner sHeutlidrH stslune hin
p " uaesn Gal SeesI, tit tteftnt Sr'e tcsannt. unt sr ia.
Se Serpunbtrurs Iler ~errsst."s
;. Bon 9pn: 9enrs Mpnrpe. NJ. P. p. scu 9letr.
Sattes 9: %. eias# tsrsersas:nssn Mistiet ss GsnsSi.
$50 tate !9t:s 3ariap arina in n,eiasr Semitic aeae,
9Sgentetne S9tud&s rne ais 8Iutreinteupesmittsl
st iepe %eantt.eens gsrfetee setrau&t, uns ~fnrishts e NIT
ip0eu1 &frsrdnen AHs1 QeiApnLpa a. ~''' 81
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-11-11
Gbe Cash $torf

Da pir unlsre @aaren Dor benz jllngs
ten Steisen ter preiie setauft baben, 10
Enner rnp molten mir pisIslben . Bill
liA wenn ni9t Elm wenis Wilt
aer, ais irsenp jsmanc lpnit in ett1er
8tart nerfaufen.
N2ix hahen efne herrlfns Nnftie
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-11-11

8efanntma6un I. 8rauer.
@ir Raben fotben etntu erosen 9orratt sex
Otfeso' county 1epftn fir eas btrtfeebrau Ct.
baltsn.
Z. 9. u. :. Craig, @ibley @tr..
ct. YauI.S
Dir perbeu einen bebeuteueen gprratt BON
6l'65 3epftn fit ben @tntsr taben, bsn nhir N
Ren'g ers- preifen nit pinaufieune ber 8ra@t
serfaufen.
~ 8S&pe Baarsrtife be,ablt fir 8e,f..
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-11-11

E-E
.sitlpra&eu tpir ben BON bielen Mitbar.
Serls a1Sasipro&ensn Dunf&e."
Dtte Gylldrun0 be6 pr6fbtnten In
Berlin MT Der Gntl@tebenbeit ,pomit
esparb BE britif&e 9nfnuatton, ais
eedite er BE Gtnier Gnglanb benunatrt,
fdr eine 0eridumbuna erlldrt beweiet
.eeutlt&. bab be Separb'l&e Yolitii
frsunelt& sesen BE feniiae DeweBuns IL
mp re Besen Gnslanp ~ perpertben
fu&e1 wtrp. (WtL)
Detn RatifN. Na& BEN.
9tntue,8 ert&t ,purten In per, Satren
1850 uab 1860 folstnce Auantitdten
Vein tn ben 0erein. Staaten probuairt:
1850. 1860.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-11-11
Neuer @rpcerie @tDre
Hpfenb q. RuA

O~V@PV ~ 0{t0
Wataibaw- @trabt ub'rpaIb tsm Wiun, Saus.
Der 11nteraei@uee re&t benz seetrteu tsut-
t&en YubIifaua hermit Sic erset.uRe gn;eiae.
eab e. ben Don 5cr1n ~. Gid bister aebaItsrsn
rIbmlidf befannten
% @rpeerie,S tpreZ
1uft& AZ f9 sebra&t bat.
Gr bat benfelten nit auten unb frtf&en grti.
te!n aqer Mrt auf's Bette seritben, uab Tam
a laase W @tsre T. IL t seg etas ae'a r., e als i.stne cir Elm
fIpru@ bittet 4pI. e. @ud
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-11-11
ct. anterias Teucr, &ois, sal;.
fneA 6rinbfppf, franfe Aueeu.
Am e arses G}df.r Gh,,,r So. rrrm.u,, 81.

, qennfnlsania.
Nales etn9tees Atns. has etra trei Sabre at III, tsss:u
81 asn .ul Hus' sas .s an t ss. @1tirn m;, g: ID !dnsn a]Assrsi.sis,
cef&raren teefdt mar, bic ttatll6lid, metrere Toos Ia q
e. aasea be- Atnsa 70 i&!oieu, bat es midi isben fuaa::.'
s!a esTStatss sS W.T. aansts faIsstsriaures siltsr Msus1isinl
S Eae,t sa0tsf glttte' an abne isssne eiaeu auetaideiulitsn
amt e ntdRt nit fttuen Sdnse, bic &rute Ter atfbsuliasn
5 S'tsesn %S mit sS:s ISM, tsnnts. Ne tas aar,s a'sitt tsSsd!eu.
rurtka pas geft&t se,dB Strrr Anneiiuus NIT einer aui,
!s'ane ssa Sss Sa!t Mafsem bic eriis 5lafat eutsss-
Sim te iaeite 3laf9s einsenenmsn batte, mar Is rsbI.
zig saus.n.ria!per, rslde a~usaefaaen warcn, putieu trietr
inf ss Sinh IL iest r. tityh unb 70 aefunh ME iur traenb
~ aHoeres. Die GANG Madhdridaft hattie scrteraeIuat
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-11-11
=. 81. Bates.

s. 81. Bates.
"'~"' NinHsF etc,
@robz unb &letnbdneler in
@rpcerten un6 prppiifpueu.
G%iearren. 1asaden,
&t1emsm a@re 70,
49, FoYeQan- uno Stein-&uA.
@Qen<@aare1t unb
yanket- 0otions, cit. cit,
Desslei&en iammtltde Mrten
Dem Ssrebrten teuti&en wubIisum biernft 81.
er9ebene Nnaeise, ba6 uteiu @tcre in BEN ph.n
eene.sebtnen g!anaen bic s%oaaaneisfe Musnabi
s.e'e! aae Iuss 3u ben biQtsfen prtifen su ta-
pen III. Dae yebtere merben befpnters Pant.
tauFeatt turbltbun su bsridf&tssn.
s. y. BateS.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-11-11
@lpbe &pteI

6. @. 6erm an 4,
Naasato, Rtuuefota.
Dtsfet 3aus pirt III better uu> esufortabela.r
eentteer VT eeba(tea. 9abiaik1 ~ ieSer
etnube IN taten,
erslleate @ta1uus unb aue GENERALIZATION
tar N~uStpanneabe tetm pauje. 76
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-11-11
Mpers

bas lpeItbe1 ukm:- E,:fntiteI Fir

4erntbela unt isecps4l9ie RranF=
Ecitc..
1sr 1@sts Gt-5. sineln retitt,ina:sR N1ufm1ru in
Srfcrh. Naigs.
>, sJ9 aaye ssrse Guantitaten zen Jessn Gariapariua
s sst!aapI aeer ne9 n,:tt cine sil';iss 5!ei4e, ot!6e ssrfetlt
eatR, pc eeIunltte a9irtuns berrrs;Itriusen unb Dieisai-
go, rel%e eas Weittsl tatmea, rIlis sufristen ~ ftaeu.
Ssp t&neu 1s uniers qeute eiaeu @eria1 sag,it MAIDEN. az.
ke9sn &c ", tas ned feline @issisin, etsio, tisFsr in Fem ST
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-11-11
Jfelle
9feue
weortn! waartn!
Qatbfart & O..

SIga1RH PSF 2EFlsB SIpbt SHisup""b'" IT, WV"
WaayeEla5sr, bsitebeno aus BEN
Neue1ten
I'm fremptnu npein be nj / d en-
OrD=6 ppbs:Mfarft.
Da MIR unlsre Gintduie unter ben
aRnfisfen umfdneen 9emadt 10 ftno
mir i'm Stanpe, cine Nu6wabl Don @aa>
rem su bietsn, weIde fir que anSiebenr
jein mus, Die nab Gem Neuen, S9bnen
uno @uten perlanee1.
Gur BE llberale 36nnerldaft wel9e
unS fisher su She'll wurce, e%antiasene,
srbittsn mir adtunsSopQ mir cine Gort(e>
yune berle!tsn, unteY esr Wer{i6eruna,
baB es unlfr 8e1reben iein lou, uniere
@sl6dfte fit pte &dufer an9snsbm unp
portbetlbaft III MAIDEN.
Wan sergeNs niht ea5 ais 9nus,
1872 Critic strast. ~
Ser Bsrnbaro s. CABIN,
if tets ss.a ssseit, ales 49, Stsn! ,t',, |.tI lti n:n ~ !$s
Sdfhcdrf n. 81.
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1pplilus uns Mer.urial=a raufs

Bon u. rmanS 1eat, trn Ct. eruis, NNt6purt
$50 hi,o;, -saf Stre 9ariaparila tin npirtian,eres Slit.
ts fnr 'e,lnedre S%sphilis unp fur fsptilttii6e GranTtd.
sa X ais Taene en anheres, eas mir testeu Die Wer,te
W. sfSnsn iu Ianf rsrpHittst fir manae Ter befen WsSt.
Usn y 8. 5rend. NJ. d., eines smiucnten sr,t ecu
i saW's rms a. s!a1; Der Elm lESsr;niasatss MGitaIiss
EriSssr,- gerttsr SER! Sd hale Sire &ora.
tst.N7 a. sH arsaetsihastss !St4rai.teI iar srimdre
:nea1s' % =" ".A rirEiam rar. si K is...ad;a trsr,a
sSs ne ale: aEseea MttteIn p;e.rtanesn. Sd ten mr. Ter,
Iv'ae' sss 10 nit ts s!eia,md5is Fdarm Grirls anweutsn
Nr. 4pes 6. Do liep srp M,p. Yrunsu;d ~ q
satte i&redlt&e 3unten an isin.n @sinen, he bur5 che h:
44a ~ Nnreeneuas BON Mertur t.rbtiseiabrt trarsn.
aas Mertnrtals8raatteit nurse pen DSSaEr ,u 9atr
nasetrs.le prstirt tgnrse, big er enbli8 tu,G ba, anbaltsn-
s esn Seeraaa pom Mpers 4arfapartaa triseer ~tersfaeus
s 3. ri. g,e Nsanteslt mar y seitis uns ~tssartis,, ME man
%eiEyltttenl Bis q aenas.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-11-11
Drp-0 GOODS I'M mbolesale.
&urA @QQrel1

ttapltII g1peN,
unb Gne tura gladIide Ginfdufe
BE er5btentbeils poy ter lebten Steise>
run9 eema6t poroen iino, IN ben Stanb
9eieBt ben 5rn. @ieeerfdufern Gcrtbeile
etn;ur6umen, mie ie tetn aneeres 9aus
I'M Nerp> Wsfen ;u pferirsn int @taaoe
1T.
8tr baben cine %erpbartige @uswabl
son allen in uniere 8ran4e einidla9en>
ben Mrtifeln, NIB pereen une bfmlben,
ben In(prUden unierer wertben @5nner
Rets @enlee ~ IeiRen.
s. 8. Gorepeue 81.
~. Muerbo9.
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Der

BDfpn Tlet19<Marft
BON
6rtebritt &efltu,
Sadipufrase, 3wii9eu Der 6ten uni
Die uuterasi&neten beebrtn lid, semt
Yublitum titrbur& .tit3utbetlen, tee ib1
Rete nit allen Sprten frii@en J'ei,tn
perieben 1T.
3uelei& bale in d&t teutl4., Wsar
b~ereitete Wurf in a1en Gprten fets RI i
uub lieftrn unferu oeebrten Runbin nu,y,,
gen bic Maareu ia6 paus,
Grierrib Csut ,c.
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feHcnrrb6o, tpeiRer TluR, S@nd@e
Tssresn eepStu!id erssuat burd :nnere ttrsptuItfe
sDunesH anb perten Oft seteilt tur& bic ~e{tetetise Oh.
eeuEer beg eariapariaa bic ss4tts Aurensuns 10sasts
Boa BEN belaantea UNDERGRADUATES Or Sss. @srrttl.
rrn Cincinnati.
Sd tabe Sire 9arfdparina all elm autsaet3nsto
aslRrattp fur 5rauenfranftsten %tefu1seH. Vtele ta9e SeA
9rreeularttdt, QeuecvrtSa, tnnerer QDunthett une 1etalee
s6w6&f, bic aus tI.cstulsftr 6ulase entfsbsa. fpb hMs4
bies 9Ritte .sebeilt, bas %utertaupt. gt9t !etdt teaG4ldet
wena % bur& lptate 1etanbIuns Setsrts ~unteritast rtrb."
Cine Ia,ns, wd&e tbsen Rau,eu ut&t Suttuirt pluf&t
f4reibt:
.g0ein. 9eatet, sae = EItR fns tas& nd 8lef9sa
ttfrs. wersen. bic ans f.sE fRpa&t."
Hsep#atiss,As,, ei@t. eehert.ietu.
Dn4Yep8e, &er3frantbetter,
@enratsie,
r.sg e sasa .ettstetln easRaassa faa. sests fassa
esettst sar4 bitten 0rt. eartaYasiga. "E
/. ra.s-AE&-H Es T#"E-F1t' rrL-.-FrE EFEN
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-07-11

a MGR MINISTER. The Rich
mond Wing of Wednesday contains
the following. We suppose the "di.
vine alluded to has has taken the
oath Of allegiance with a" proviso !"
a little story is told Of an eminent
and much beloved divine Of this city.
and withal late ardent and Jealous
advocate and supporter Of the South
ern cause. The Sunday following
the evacuation and occupation OF the
city, this divine was sorely perplexed
what TO do in the matter OF the pray
er for call in authority Practice
deceit he could not and as the prayer,
out and out, was required by the mill
itary authorities, he resolved to 90
through with it with proviso. So
he began, and, after getting through
that part which cnjoins suppialion
for "the President Of the United
States and all others in authority" be
lifted up his voice and added in pa
renlhesis,: "Oh, Lord, Thou we'll
knowest for whom we would pray r.
Very few in the church noticed the
Interpolation, but the story afterwards
got out, and, as il is going the rounds,
we thought il would do to print.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-07-11

The baille n jena and the lesser en-
eagements immediately following cosl
the Prussian army over 10000 men.
At the battle Of Leipsic, the French
suffered casualties to the number Of
SO 600. aw the SWedes and their al
lies 10000 more. 10000 French
and Russian soldiers lay dead and
dying on the field after the battle Of
Moskowa. and Napoleon again lost
1900 men at Waterloo, and the
Duke Of Wellington $4,000 more.
There is strong feeling Of hostile
ly entertained among the rank and
ile oi our armies toword the medical
profession, for which there is undoubt-
edly some grounds. The sudden and
pressing demand for army surgeons
called a large number Of inexperienc-
ed Escelapians into the field, and no
doubt hundreds Of soldiers have been
deprived OF their limbs when ampuia-
tion was unnecessary. Yet, when we
compare the generl sanitary condition
Of our armies with that Of other mil
ilary organizations, and consider the
care of the Government for its troops,
and the comparatively small number
OF deaths from sickness, there is GER
tainIy occasion for thanksgiving. As
we have seen above, seveniy-four
thousand French soldiers, or one
fourth OF the whole number perished
from sickness in the Crimean war
Thirty thousand Russian troops also
died in the Crimea during a few
weeks time from camp disease, and.
it we mistake not, thirty-fve per
cent. Of the English troops were pros
trated with sickness when Florence
Nightingale entered on her errand Of
mercy. OF thirty thousand troops
that composed the English army un-
der Wellington, in 1909, six thousand
were sick in the hospitals. In 1911,
the Portuguese army, numbering forty
four thousand, had nine thousand on
the sick list. Nearly one-hall Of our
entire forces of the Revolution (forty-
seven per cent? were at one time un-
fit for duty.
There have been no full tables
published Of the sanitary condition of
our armies during the four years
struggle, but separate reports show
that the losses from sickness bear no
comparison with those above. OF the
entire Army OF the Potomac there
we're only five per cent. on the sick
lis: during the first months Of 1868,
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A MAGNANIMoUs DANE.-Durina
the wars that ragged from 1852 to
1860, between Frederick II II Of Den
maik and Charles Gustayus OF Swe.
den, after a battle, in which the victo-
ry had n manned with tho Danes, q
stout burgher OF tIensborg wac abou,
to refresh himself, ere retiring TO have
his wounds dressed, with draft OF
beer from a wooden bottle, when an
imploring cry from wounded Swede
lying on the field made him turn, and
with the very words of Sidney -
" Thy need is greater than mine
he knelt down by the fallen enemy
to pour the liquor in bis mouth
His. requital was pistol-shot in
the shoulder from the ireacherous
Swede.
Rascal !" lie cried, Z" ] would have
befriended you, and you would mur-
der me in return Now will pun
ish you. would have given you the
whole bottle but now you shall have
only half" And drinking off hall
himself, he gave the rest 10 the
Swede.
The king, hearing the story, sent
for the burgher, and asked him how he
came to spare the life of such ras
cal.
Sire" said The honest burgher, 81
could never kill a wounded enemy"
Thou meritest 10 be made no.
ble," the king said, and created him
one Immediately, giving him as armo-
rial bearings a wooden bottle pierced
with an arrow
The family only lately became ex-
tinct in the person of an old maiden
lady.-BoOk Of Golden Deeds.
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WASHINGTON ALIsToS. -~ Soon
after Allslons marriage with his drst
wife, the sister Of the late DIR. Chan.
ming, be made has second visit to Eus
rope. After residence there Of it,
tie more than a year, his pecuniary
wants became very pressing and Or.
gent, more so than st any other peri.
Cd ot his life. On one 81 these occa.
sions, as he himself used 10 nauate
the event, he was III his studio, ne.
Aecting with a feeling of almost des-
peraiion upon his condition. Ills con.
science seemed to toll him be had dc.
served his affections, knd drawn
them upon himself, by his want Of
due gratitude for past tayars from
heaven. Ills heart all at once seem
ed filed With the hope that God
would listen TO his prayers. IL he
would offer up he direct expressions
OF peniience and ask for divine aid.
He accordingly locked his door, With.
drew TO corner Of the room, threw
himself upon his knees, snd prayed
ior loaf Of bread for himself and
his wife. While thus employed, n
knock was heard at the door. A
feeling Of momentary shame at being
detected in this position and feeling
OF shame lest he might have been OBJ
served, induced him 10 ha ten and
open the door. A stranger inquir-
cd for Mr., Allston. lie was anxious
to learn who was the Fortunate pur-
chaser OF the painting OF Angel
Uriel,' regarded by the artist as one
OF his masterpieces and which had
won the prize at the exhibition Of the
Academy. He was told that il had
not been sold. Can il be possible
Not sold Where il il 10 be had 7"
In this very room. Here il IS"
producing the painting from n corner,
and wiping of the dust. alt is for
sale, but its value has never yet, to
my idea oi IFS worth, been adequately
appreciated, and | would moi part
with it, What is its price r -
have done fixing any nominal sum. |
have always, so far, exceeded my Of
fers. leave it sor you TO name tho
price" "Will four hundred pounds
be an adequate recompence Z" III is
more than have ever asked for IT,"
" Then the painting is mine" The
stranger introduced himself as the
Marquis Of Stafford and he became
from that moment, one of the warm
est friends of Mr. Allston. BY him
Mr.. Allston was introduced to the so.
clety of the nobility and gentry. arr
he became one of The most favored
among the many gifted minds that
adorned the circle, in which he was
never fond of appearing often.