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The weekly sun., 1865-06-03
TIiE EVIDENCE ON FRIDAY.
Continuation OF thc Defence

Continuation oi thc Defence
Wa'h'Hy'On Hav %. AIter tue reading VI ina
tesiilnonJ taken yesterday. Nc Aiken. counsel Tor
Ns 5urratt made application iof the recall OF Van
steiusker witness ior e,u-s-essminatieu, stating
that .lnoe his examination Gteri4l iacts had conc
to the Enow!,dae ~ MIR Snrratt, which wuuld eL
able counsel 70 contradict the Wines lie did MOI
dc-irr to recall Van SteiuIker witness Tor the
deieusr
Judge Advocate General Holt said that the witnsA,
had been examined tnd dsc arPed ithon objection
by unrel II tho latter dc4ni him for the defense
tht t"'ghmtnt would ihese Hu effort 10 hnd LIn.
but Ia, declined ~ recall hilu ~ Sitness TOR tho
piusccutiou.
"EsIlNosr ~ o. ,. pwY,s.
@ Did you carry letter troui Mrs surrstt 10 Mr.
Nothey' on the l4h Of ART! last and so II this thl
ette yop caIIedS A. /, Is, reai ne otier st The
time b. her direction The couu,tl then placed Ia
tbs evidence the following letter
ssEnAlIsNuLE Nd, April IA, lsC5,
hT J0hn NOthsy -lr have thls dAy received u
letter iroin Mr. Calvert infringing that either ytu
or your friend have 1spIerented u him that am MOI
thar niu ready and bsyo teen waiting iof you fe.
there two years and nov, II you do not within
bring suit @ain-, you luinr1istely Nj CAV
will siyr ,ou desd Oh receiving pNymsRt
Administrators Of j " surryt,
ILsiiauhr % CtoGSEu. CALyrnr
2. State whether on OF about thu month OF Ap.u
Ia, yol .ddIss,ed letter 70 Sir surf.t, 'nd o.,
ter The folio" lns letter waa then read
NJ. kiyshsDaLr Aprii l.'h ls5
yisi, TO he lover PORTION " The coUnt, rllIeI
Of tLe willingness Of Mr.. Nothsy -"ttle wiIh rou,
and dc aiIe ~ call your attention TO tue TACT In uIgng
the settlement. Tmust nslst ou uIns up THIS mat
hIi ~ linLsratiye early -ttleinrnt o' me estate
al your eaIiiest convenienc' - . 6os sud .hsn
you WV bc able to pay the aSnc- r,ns'nins due ou
the '-ha purchased b yy 49,, ,,.ss,ItaI .u'paaq
tsignedJ ukohGL \. CALvsRI, Jr
EVIDENCE FoH rHh, PROSECUTION RI.
a. MAD.
The weekly sun., 1865-06-03
saturday. Ilny ~.
From Washington.

Wsh,HgtOr, Nay 20 The court room wa to-day
again crowded with spectators OF 10th -sSs. tAy
largest part Of them belug unable 10 fnI ..at n.
nAiE stttActiou i. the aranos VI the pr.,ncf,
The weekly sun., 1865-06-03
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
FINS =!
LAST HAUL OF THE UNION SEINE.
AL the Wrigglers, TadpOles and
Mud-Fish Secured.
SURRENDER OF KIRBY SMITH.
Thus Falls the Last Rebel Army
AMNESTY !!
PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION
Who Are Called and WhO Condemned.
RECONSTRUCTION !
A PRINCIpAL ESTABLISHED.
Programme for North Carolina.
Holden Appointed Provisional
Governor.
.--
A PRINCIPAL ESTABLISHED.
Programme for North Carolina.
Holden Appointed Provisional
Governor.
SEED OF SECsSSIONTO Be DESTROYED
Terrible Explosion a. Mobile.
) Squares of Buildings DESTROYED.
Amnesty Proclamation.

Who are Called und Who Condemned
NNsuaGIoS, ',ty ~.
Byt1 P,sUd,H ottA tIntsi ,h.iss NJ = n,, 90
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-09
stephen GIrard.

The North American Repfep for Jan
nary says:
Within the memory of many persons
still alive, "old Girard, as the famous
banker was usually styled, ashort, stout,
brisk old gentleman, used to walk, in his
swift, awkward way, the streets Of the |
lower part of Philadelphia Though |
everything about him indicated that he
had very little in common with his fe-
low.oitizens he was the marked man of
the city for more than a generation. His
aspect was rsther Insignificant and quite
unprepossessing. His dress was old
fashioned and shabby; and he wore the
pig-taii, the white neck.cloth, the wide
brimmed hat, aud the large skirted coat
of the last century. He was blind in ono
eve; the other though his burly eye.
hrows gave some character 20 his eoun.
tenance, was curiously devoid of express
siou.L He had also the absent look Of =
man who either had no thoughts or was
absorbed in thought and he shufied
along on his enormous feet, looking nel-
Their to the right nor the left, There
was always certain look OF the old
mariner about him, though he had been
FIFTY years an inhabitant of the town.
When he rode it was in the plainest,
least comfortable gig in Philadelphia,
drawn by an ancient and Informed
horse, driven always by the master 3
own hand at q good pace. He chose
still to hive where he had lived for fifty
years, Nin Water street, close TO the
wharves, in a small and announcement
house, darkened By tall store.houses,
amid the hustle, the noise and the odor;
of commerce.
EiB sole pleasure, was to visit, once I
day, little farm which he possessed /
few miles out of town, where he wa
wont to take off his coat, roll up BIZ
shirt-sleuves, and personally labor in tn
iEali ard IN the barn, hoeing corn, prun
Ing trees, tossing hay, and not disdain
ING even to assist in hutchering the an
mails which he raised for market !
was no mere ornamental or experiment
al farm. BE made il pay. All of hi
produce was carefully, nay sorupuloasl
husbanded, sold, recorded, and aeeoun
ed for
He madeit point of duty to lab
on Sunday, as a good exampleto other
He made no secret of the fact that B
considered the idleuess of Sunday
injury to the people moral and eeonou
cal. He would have opened his ban
on Sunday if any one would have con
10 IL For his part, he required no res
q. and would have none. He never tray'
ed. He never attended public assemble
or amusements. lie had no afeetlo
TO crafty, no friends to visit, no cnrio'
soaty TO appsase, no tastes TO induis
What he once said of himself appear
to be true, that he rose in the merni
with bat single object, and that was
labor so hard all day as to be able
sleep at night The world was ab'
lutely nothing 10 him but 8 work.
place, &c scorned and secuted
yea that old men should cease to lab
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-09


and should spend the evening OF their
davs in tranquility. "Eo" he would
say, "labor is the price OF life, its hap
piness, its everything to rest 10 to rust,
every man should labor to the last hour
Of his ability" Such was Stephen
Girard. 81
he loved his grapes, his plums, bis /
pigs and especially his rare breed OF ca /
nary birds: bat the people Of Philadei-
| phia had The full benefit Of their increase
at the highest market rates. Many
| feared. many served, but none loved THIS
| singular and lonely old man. II mere
was among the very few who habituaiJ
conversed with him. one VINO nnacfaF -
and esteemed him, there was Out gsei
and he was man Of sueh soouhulns
charity that, ike Uncle Taby, u Dc nau
heard that the devil was hopeiessiy
damned. would have said, Il am sorry
for 4 Never was there . person more
destitnte than Girard Of the qualities
, mich win the affections Of others. his
Il ,amper was violent, bis presence forbid
ding. his usual manner ungracious, MS
| will inhexible, his heart untender, BIS
IMAGINATION dead. He was odious q
MANY of his fellow itizens, who consId
| cred him the hardest and meanest o.
men he had lived among them loi
half a century, but he was no moe
Philadelphian in 1880 than in l776. III
still spoke with French accent, and &C
companied his words with FrencI
shrug and gesticulation. Surrounde'
Win Christian churches, which he hat
helped to build, he remained sturd
unbeHeger, and possessed the compiet
works Of only one man--Voltaire,
10 This is an uupleasing picture OF
"a citizen Of polite and amiable Philsde
r. mia II we're, indeed, grim an
dreary world, wherein should preva
the principles Of Girard But we 81
what this man has done for the city IN
loved him mott Vast and imposil
structures rise on the banks OF I
schuylkill, wherein at this hour six hu
dred orphan boys, are fed, cloth'
re- trained and taught upon the income
Sd. the enormous estate, which he won
entire conservation 10 the york OF
eummulating property. la the am
no grounds Of Girard College, looking
lea. AT us five massive marble edihces, str
ing in its shaddy walks, or by It's verd
Fairgrounds, or listening to the cries
pro- the boys at play, the most pathetic
imaginative Of men must pause bel
censurine the sterile and uniovely
tory OF its founder. And II be should
iout aaire closely into the character and
niry reer OF the man who willed this g
any institution into being, be would, perh'
be willing to admit that there was r.
enough in the world for one Or
onai- though il we're pita there shoald
be another.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-09

AN AEvn. JuBGE.-The Buffalo En-
press gives the decision of n justice in
that city who went from his blacksmith
ing shop 10 the bench. and who lays
down g iron plated law. The Justice
made a ruling in q case before him, and
she lawyer. against whose side the de-
eision was, asked where such law was TO
be found. He received from the bench
the following reply: 81 have no law for
it. | give it as the opinion of the court,
based upon common sense. am no
lawyer; | never read law book in my
life, and never win, for the reason that
| see so many fools who have read law
that dare not venture the experiment
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-09
IN THE
Retail Department

We have full stock of
Ladies Dress Goods, Chambra and
Plaid Ginghams, Prints 3-4. "A,
5-4., I04 Bleaehed and Brown Cot
tons. Silk and Mozambique Circu-
larsand sacques, Ladies' Sun Um-
brellas and Parasols, Mosquito Eet-
ting and Bars, Sc, TO which We would
cali the attention Of al wishing to pur
ehases in our line of business ~
wxao-rx. IAaUEas a. FRENCH,
Ne. nc Naxss street. Evansville
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-09
REDUCEDp RICEs
Jacob Straub & Son.

AxEs.-Lippincott's, sharp's, and
AXE HANDLES, turned.
Wood and Cross Cut Saws-com-
mon and Patent.
Meat Cutters and Suffers.
Hale's Patent Meat Cutters,
Shovels and longs.
Steel Fire Sets, and STANDS ior
same.
Grain shovels. Long and ID"
Handle Shovels.
Cotton and Wool Cards.
Hay Knives and ETiar Scythes.
Brass and Enameled Kettles.
Knives and Forks, 4 full assert
/ Pocket Knives, menr, AZ very
Razors & Scissors. Low Prices.
Tea and Table spoons.
Scales and Scale Beams.
Butcher Knives. Steels, and Saws,
Cleavers and Choppers.
Files: Butcher, Spencer & Co.'S
Nails. Building Hardware.
Cabinet Hardware.
Barton's 6 Whites Celebrated
Cooper Tools.
Columbus and Terre Haute Truss
Hoops.
Chain Pumps.
Carpenter Tools.
Also. a full assortment Of shell
Hardware,
; JACOB STRAUB 81 SON,
"A Main Street,
BELOW THE WASHINGTON HOUSE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-09
House Furnishing
AND
Retail Department

In our House Furnishing Department.
we have full stock of
Carpets, Oil Cloths. Mattings,
Rugs, Mats, Window Shades
Wall Paper. Curtain Damask, Lace
Curtains, Cornices, Table oll
Cloths. &c, &C., making the most
complete stock to be found IN
Evansville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-09

s The La Crosse Democrat is resPonsi-
.=---s=ss BE for the following good story.
#HMN At one Of the hotels in our city, the
landlord said to a boarder, Sec here,
Sc 81 al Mr. b., the ehamberpaid found hair.
pin in your bed this morning and il viii
not answer" Well" said the boarder,
~ found a hair in the butter this morn.
ing, but 1t did no. prove that you had q
woman in IT,"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-09

e.a A sheep IL a cruel animal to her pro-
ala geuy---ahe 'lams them
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-09

Pirates should be tossed unceremo-
niously into the sea. They are sea
worthy. 49,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-09

HAVE c0SsUMMArED AKghSGkMKIs
4 far fhh mAnuf4ctuFe Of tbs most aeAfTabia AiaA
81 Gooas tn my ilae. adapted @ thia sTesloa =
flss Z. rutry mi psFtieuAAFiy 70 the City Trade.
= h4eh vii susAts use - kesp up my stock q uhs
Goods. aud be prepared 70 supply She demand - as
Ioa prices ~ any Houss 10 the west
For the Spring trade / am already
al work getting up such Goods as
the Season will require. Of the most
desirable Styles. and which ! viii
sell at a small profit above the
actual cost Of Stock and Labor.
Also, the celebrated Rubber Sole
Boot, for Men, Boys and Youths
constantly on hand.
60 A large aud we'll assorted stock = Men's
navfs aud ghHd'a Hats add Cape, Of all dssrrtp
/ tons, ana Ladies. Mlases and Chtld'a fflmmea
Mats and patm Ho8dss - log prices
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-09

~ some Frenehmen has saie "oratory
IL the art Of saying everything without
being put in the Bastile, IN country
whore you are forbidden idi say any
thing.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-09
MEDICAL.


sRoUeHToN 81 WOOD,
Crescent City Drug Store.
Cor. Third and Main SITS.
Dealers ia Foreign and Americas Drugs and
ohsuioals, Paints. oils. varaishss, windov
Glass, Psrfumery. Fancy and Toilet Articles.
Goal OIL and Benzins By the gallon or barrel.
Concentrated preparations and essentiai tine
lures on land and manufactured 70 order.
Domestic Dyes. wholesale and Retail.
Patent Medicines of all kinds.
Eclectic Remedies and afail supply Of msdiei.
| GAL Roots aud Herbs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-09
GIFT BOOKS.
GIFT BOOKS.
ELEGANT GIFT BOOKS,
FOR TIE
CHRISTMAS AND HOLIDAY TRADE

Bitter Sweet poem; BY J. g. Hol-
land, bound in Turkey Antique.
Dictionary Of Poetical Quotations:
BIZ Sarah Josepha Hale.
The Josephine Gallery--Handsomely
bound in Turkey Antique.
The Book of the Boudoir-By Ellen
Louise
An Elegant Illustrated Edition Of
TeunYson's New Poem.
Enoch Arden-HandsomeIy bound.
Great Truths, by Great Authors.
PARALLELS from Eature-By Mrs- a.
Gatty.
Pleasures Of Memory and Pleasures
of Hope-Illustrated.
Byron's Complete Works-Bound in
Turkey Antique
ALSO,
A lsrgs and complete assortment Of Gin An
-msls. Photograph Adams, Photograph Bibles.
por.Esaios psArys. Work Boxes, Ladies Leather
"a VIE Ports-ucunAies-
Tha above goods vera bought expressly Tor tbs
Helsaay Ts@as. AID Will b sold - E1if2rmly Low
-<sas AZ ). EEALTs,
No q. oornsF ofMEin and First 81.
Dec lAdtfd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-09
GROCERIES,.

S&&%F ~ - &N@~ -~~~% &
nIATT 1 cos BALTIMORE OYSTERS T.
Il Reestyea daily. ssfrAnted ffesh.
IL. A. COOK, Agent.
fsoEDENsru MILk.-s iozaa GAGS Condensed
u Nib u =. .. 'VVh >.
HOSEY - dossn n cans fresh A9nsy -
I'll n. A. cooks.
4. DoI FREsH CLANS,
ID II d0z fresh salmon,
u aez do Lobsiefs,
dox pickeiea Clamss
dez do Lohstsrs, a s,,.s
YsovE OYSTERS 80 do1 ] aud ID eans, Cows
- Oysters. st y =. oooA =.
sengDg CORN AND PKAs.-as doz Green
II Peas and 10 deE 6gusn Corn, Is 100,
DURNETT A DusKEK's EXTRACTS Is s.s dos
ID escorted Extracts Al =. =. oooA -.
~ BBLs SPLIT PEAs.
III 5 hbs reaFi Barley
hbls 0at Meal
2 bbfa FArfnas
l case Pearl Sage
Iii Miliss seed. At IA. COOKS
TsRFsH BLAuKBERRIEs.--4o doa eAns ffsah
| / Blaekhegries, st n. :. oooA =.
| c,rp1wnFRgfFs AND CHERRIES
/ > 80 dos eaHs fresh strawhsrfiesa
| 80 do4 do do Cherries e ao..a
/ NE FRulT IN GLASS dos assorted Our
rants Goesoberries, hasphfF ftfa. ana Shsss 80
| THoicE FAMILY soAP.-ioo bo 1so; se 20
- Family soaPas IA. Soos 2.
| nLfyE Ola cases Olive Oh, 10 quarts and
/ II 10 cases DO, Ia plate. At II. A. COOK >.
csT0xE wARE.-a,ooo gals stone Ware, from
| - Putnam, Ohio, for sale at Pottery prtees 81
-
L1REsH oAs PINE APPLEs,-loo as5 cans
] Il choice Pine Apples It n. A.iCe Ok's.
/ aF9U CAN pEACnEs 800 dox cans frush
T Peaches. At - a. oo9hs ,.
WEATHER pUsTERs.-so dor assorted sizss
| Il Feather Dnssera, the only assortment % be
fonnd in the CITY. a =. =. eOln =
Di0KLEsi PICKLES
| IS bills ehoics Pickles
10 y bbl do 30
h zen gal kegs DE-
10 fve do dc do
~ aoz Eai do
90 dez y gal DO
10 doz Is al do
50 daz al Dc =. II. a. COOKS.
sV90YKToE OATsUP.-I bbl choice Tomato
/ Cstsup, 1t II. a. COOKS.
y 20 z chests assorted Young Tyson les,
10Z DO Gunpowder Tea,
81 Do Imperial Tea,
20h do 1aPaa DO
mG DO atsurtaa Black Tea.
All the above Teas wera selected ~ myself, Ap
I offer them 60 tha trade as being the best 10 q
market All ar asi.sd 70 Try them. samples ~
Be- given whsA Asksd, at II. A. COOKS
CANTON PRESERVED GINGER.
u cases preserved Ginger, At
: ii ESQ Ibs Han sausage, something new an
! nice. Call and try u. - II A. c0oh's.
DuKE CIDER VINEGAR.
L % bbls pure Cider Vinegar A. a...
ID AIsIHs, cURRAg1s. &c.
II 20 boxes Layer haiaiust
100 y do do do
80 b DO do do
10 casks fresh Zantis Currants,
10 boxes do Genoa Citrous,
10 mats ssedlesa EAisins,
5 hbls Turkish Pruues.
z do German Pears,
mats Dates. ~ n a. W y :.
VxrAsH BLUE.
w % boxes Wash piua in Giass,
10 gross do Do in Wood boxes, = =,
n TsssENCE CoFFEE-iDo boxes assorted I
II II senos Of cofss. At II. A. COOKS.
nRIME LEAF LARDi--ls tieroes choke II
Z L Lard, IS H. A. COOKS.
D0PE, C0RDAGE, AID TwfNEi
, II - doz assorted Bed Cords,
Is don 90 seas wash Lines.
- coils assorted Rope,
500 rs asserted Twihs. a IA. COOK s.
MOOD TRAYs AND BOwLsy--l00 nesss .
w sorted Wool Bowsss sud doE Tray, =
II. A. COOKS
VASE T. Bo .:.sIs.s lss..
soz 40 wssh Boards.
- lodaz DO Cedar Baekets, a.
ID MATcHEsi-ss Cases Gates, oslse goosi B
n A.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-09

@OssolgxeE.-aA little boy 10 petit
coats, 10 my fourth year, my father sent
me from the field home. a spotted tor.
toise, to the shallow water, at the loot Of
the rodora, caught my attention, and !
lifted my stick to strike it, when a voice
within me said IL ia wrong | stood
with aplifted stick in wonder az the new
emotion, till rodora and tortoise vanish
ed from my sight
II FASTENED home aud asked my mo-
.her what it was that told me il was
wrong2
"Wiping a tear from her eye, and tn.
king me in her arms, she said Some men
call it conscience, but prefer to call Il
the voice Of God in the soul Of man. II
-you listen to it and obey 1t, then it will
speak clearer, and always guide yoU
right But if you turn deaf ear o.
disobey, then Il will fade out little b.
little. and leave you in the dark withou
a guide - Theodore Parker,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-09
Bds- A4little paper published at ne
Alexandra Hospital, called the Cripple
has The following lines On dead soldier

If your wife is good, kiss her for re-
s, yard if she isn't, kiss her for punish
- ment. fesf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-09

CIoaks and Shawls
WE ARE CLOSING OUT eUh STOCK OF
w CIoAks and shawis 4 log EaEes CAL Ans
.ae II wgIGHTs 4 n4bEBTS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-09

When morning came, ths sAfly rising sun
laid hts light fingers a soldier sleepiuG
~ Where sos covering Of bright grssn grass
over two Iowiy mounds was lightly ereSpsnx.a
BHt walks him not; his was the rest sterhAii
where The brown eyes reflected love sapefnai.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-09

Tbrss Years wonder IL shs II know me-
I limp little, aud lett one arm
Al Peter sbusE, aud sm grown a. bTowp
As tbs plump chestH1ts Oh nay bttis farm
And am - shsky ~ the chestnut bursf
But rips and awest within, and wholly hers.
The darlingi how long to see hsr
my heart oatrnns this fssbis soldier pace
For remember, after had left
little Charlie caae to take my place
hh I hoy the laughing three -yssr-oid bfo~B Eyes
his mothers eyes} will Stare win pleased sHs'
tfFfsef
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-09

Three years. perhaps am bat dreaming
Tor, like pilgrim of The long ago.
I've tngRsd q weary burden a. ny bsesg ,,t..s.,,
Through summer hsAt and wtnfef pisii''e
SNOW 49,.
TIL now, I reseb wg home, ny dsriiDk D1sA1'
Whore ] can roll ny burden "f-Aha
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-09
JACOB sTRAUB & SON.

EAzOwA zaa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-09

snrs, they u BE- ct the corner watcbangl
~ u Fl aent them we'd that should CONS to.nigA
g Z The blrts all knofv H. for they crowd AROUND,
NW3fN e TwitterfpE thsil' waleone with Eh de1tRh
$50 Aud that old robin, sith iiatiDg wing
anf7 ssysd her life tbrss ysNgs ago last sprinss
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-07-22
el4ttrtnn.r N 4etter.

I.ise.i@ psdtr bat cine bessli&e &aipsa&t an
BE eeut(@e Dempt,atie I'm alien Uaterlante st.
IaEsn, pel@e IN her seiammtsu gerti&r.sspte0s
Deuti9lauss seesuds sri&isu. ~
Muf he Anfpra&e autsurtete psss Dlaststn.
ntr nit felseubem @tSs
sae IN Grietria pedt1. oa.5,,.a .
Du baa &s&t, eat Is Elm aol,es @stt it )
SD bin elm meriIaner!s Abev sas
@urt: sd bin Elm Deutf4er y ii ne@
R6Iser!A Ni&t ALIEN, ea6 IN her 9urIIrR-
li@su aammsr, eine nt&t unbeeeutenet Dr.
psit tian Fs!! - eaB man AUS @tattn-
tur8.s 9perin auswantern tayt!-
niat aaein, ta6 IN aSntssttrs tie Vseiis
fret IL, unt eas bic Aaif auer aue.rhals
ib.ss Qantts unbebintert @%ablttTpu.
&unsen baltea..tasfen!!- =: in n9aten Ne.
nat nsssea in Dreshen Iauienes ssa @s6n.
rssn after teutl&en 8laen pieesr aus spQe,
Sru1: sDasif tssDeat,@tn Batter.
|lanhs51 finstu!! aufridtis, 1riss.
rio Asdsr: is ets nod nti&t!
UNUs Pro MULIs.
81 DsptlI:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-07-22

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