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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-07-15
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frisptat.
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I. Strabe, gun, S@ilp res erubsn 9fuss.
~ Nus Nrtsn G@aufsl. uni BrsHstass
fa1 prairislaae sprritttn.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-07-15
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SGueItr in

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SIreItr in
'Wrpcerte5z Observation-Disclosures
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ZAP ihr HeHer
Darunsr une Grocerts.St
I!ets nit aH~secssihnsts! pTeisparstsss sHaa,e
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Stir 6armproaufse AMER s1t tssasIem Fats sEs
bIqHen Mla1Elpreiie Tis =. Weaefs.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-07-15

ar. xeter 9abrielfon erRer 9ebilfs.
ar3t BEE 11ien Resiuents traf iur1e :3eit mad
eem Rse,ment bie1leltR ein, tpeil Ct ,ur Grlebis
enns p~rtussnssr prisateef@dft tnGbteaso uutsr
vlrlaub perneilt, ui4t pber, mie es bieb, in6elge
elmer unp66li<it. 2.er Doctor 1T unb par
0ets 10 eefuup. pie, bant iei Is ftiner eif1ieeu
turfsrsf. fein Reeiment I'm aasemtinen. Ser.
pSfe 9eytonen. uel&e I'D in tc!ee eer IN uuferes
leeteu 9ummer euttalteueu perional.9 stij BE-.
unruttSt. peseen bofentli& pur& bteft utuere
Mit,betlun9 teber @tmitbsqual iberbpbeu ieiu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-07-15
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Gfe Ter Glnften une Geear-G traee,
8%eeeuIte, berGpunty-SaiI,
tmpFsst I'D hermit bSFi@R BEN ese5r.tn rsut.
TubIisuu1 ais
@tyber uno 3ubereiter nller Artfn BON
Del5en unb TeQen,
cuie sum q nfertigen non 9 l5 10 II,
ia ptl$''s taae er ii@ entstidts .nadt io tnotl
tett Ter @aarsu ss1fcmneue 8efriesiauns ~
e:pSt.su. 1853
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-07-15

~ Dcuti1e. .pelde BET einem au.
ten Wrisatlsbrcr tas Gnoltf&e eprrett ~ Ter
men winSden. MAIDEN mir auf hi. Nnnence / Is
5srrn 1urts!sbsrf aufmerIfam.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-07-15

Stiefel= unb S0ub~Store
srn
Gbr. G5ge,
d Sgea5na9 unb Stain Sirass
Carer = Minns'cto.
Gin eu.as QIortenent fertieer g1ubnacrs.f
Il; fets sprraihie unb tefseQie Ncte:; rito
prompt. biuts Uuo baNsrtafs aneeie:tiet tet
800 CT, WSSs.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-07-15
Bi8elow. Rureod U. 60.
Deutf6eB auf,

ct. PAUL, +. Wtnnefcta
@e'h. Brisft, cber Redrt&.en fieser sprfa,
y 9obann 1bur.
I'll, @ettlieb Gbntnssr.
289, GbriRepb Raltr.
30l. penrY Dem.
302. Grau R. 6. R. G.
Vittprf. supittnsie Gensn.
Ditlius Bros. 4. Dgnbar.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-07-15
6 anbn>T abrif
3. G.3irfelba@,

II ~
Ste 9trabe utterbalb Dag U. SenfGe
Dru8Rore,
NE Arten ,. QantY'. urb 3uderpesle In On.
yros- mi Detail-gerfauf fets Surrdtbte "a ben
Natefen 9reifeu.
3u@e1 NIT Der f@SaRen Der1teruns nerbeu ant
DeReauns ua& ben beRen &eseIn Der &uaf an.
sefertat.
DetatlyerI6ufeI Serben NIT auen In bas 9enti.
srsisef@fft f&Ia9enben 4rttelu anf eas 9iQisfs
esfebea. So 3trtelba@.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-07-15
] Il. $. ESQ anG.ib,.

SIN Suffrage BON Say Geste. 0eaeral- Nssnt
Der Scr. @taaten. uebu,en nir 9ub(eribtienea
aut pbi9e Anleibe euteesen.
Aud taben mir fets Dp,rasb Ssx 7.3O Nsten
3hr fsfprtieen Htlteferxxs.
Ia 5si Oetr., @iQiu1 3 OuubAr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-07-15
mi@ti9 fur 8ierbrauer uue 8reu.
~Uereibeffter.

Cine pom mir neu eonRratrte Rat!maf&tue
tanb bel ben bisfsen 9e.rn 8ierbsautrn aaas-
ueine Belcbung. Da tieitlbe BON 9upftr. Aut
III rentsen uue 20 pGt. biaieer pie tte ii R.g.
fabrijirteu ID. f. empfeble i'd Fe tebem Bier.
brauer. Der preis 1T pou 800 bio $500. Bier.
tentI. g%ierpumpen, pdtne, Grppltnss, 5er;e
ypi8bp;ne" unit N!eebcl Wpparate rerben ause-
tertiat. bab fe auf irsene eiuem plabs etne
s s4g Wspssass p dass Il tiaa sa1$ta 1 ssS man S Ssm
IS 2ra1es stepeu Fam, sbne zen vrtis te1caens
~ ertSben.
3e:&nansss5spH anseiertiet ptrstn lei
Hutbon1 Notmer.
Rurfsrl&mtte, Nilpautee. @is.
@B.- (8tQig ~ rerfaufen.) - Cine neue
lupterne Riblmal9ine fir 1910 8rl. Drei
tupferue DiQiQers pom $50 Gau.. zine bits
mt Dsp!ss, taft nsu ; elm gisrtNel, 20 @au,
talteue. .. 8,
'-. 1891
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-07-15

q ..i Oaien snt'aufen!-Cs Gem Inter.
X ati&rnsn Gnb felt 10 Saasu bier In ct.
paui e.si tsr Zen Rars, bsfiumt sspefeueC %.
fsn entlauftn. $500 per @tud rsreeu ZEN.
sesr s.nttniesn ais SslUbuuns sussF3rt, wsl@s
bic O&isu 3uri' dl:eTe1n.
B.i@rsibune, I. Gin aaua rdB.r Dds. 2.
Gin ,9rinple" Doe (pplis1ri6a), etuas utt6
am kspf. 3. Gin roib,taeri&edieer S9s. ~.
I'm Tretsn fub pis Bu9ftabsn 3 q" inc rt%ts
'3sanen bei Sulius Grrb i'm st. paul paus'
sinsenelt une bic p'.iprrtsne Belsbnuus su1t
IN Gmpians esnru,ueu ue1een,
s6'ba Grigssu. Neuntnesr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-07-15

Sa8 bcmofratif6e Btatt in Wantate
fu&t unter aaerbane faulen unb l6@trli4en
Dornansen bic Grnennuns hes perm @ute gum
9eRmeider na@traeli@ ne4 ridedneig 3u ma
Den. @ebr natirli& bae, BON elmer Seite Der,
10 (9 bic aGerfddnblidfte Ri9tswiGtret pp1
fsber binter erbeu9elter 2tebe fir ben Mus!GMtes
pttaed. bat. Der r&eesrb" tbui te1tr unb
uaadt gum tSfen @piel quite Yiiene, bonn 9.rr
Uube, ber Deu.ih: unb 2urner, 1T YoFmeieer
uns bleibts unb tsr yautee n,u6 id ben Munt
pil9ru. IS 1T baS freili@ fata!, MiRer Rnpn-
nothing. aber IS 1T siasnal uifpts eaaeatn 81
maiden.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-07-15

&rHeM I-Banf
ct. Haul. Wtnuefota.
Urnanrter Dspoften, u. 0tstalsaaent
eer 9erein. Siaaten.
9sStestett.nsn psrbsn aneenemun,n far oue
3aaeaal.a nlsibsn. Dat beRe fett t;iannh
1apttal.1 nlaae fne @esieruusspapt,rs.-.G
fabIli6er 3a9ueis pire e,tbsjIt. =
is. Hu1uR 1864. .e@
316-1p. s. E. 1bumpfpn u. Go.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-07-15

Der manfato 6ef0naDerein Ivste AT
! (einsm 61enftawo tein, 4. Suli- Vienie $4,000
| nettp, weide Suru1t Der beutfGen G9ule bee
| 1e.yn Wieben.ann aufie6t.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-07-15
ODieI

9Dtel,
Mrppitionss,&a ,ssss,
tualiem=. SsDsposss,
.St;eTel urt SdHt , Store
CIR. une 5u1+ HdernaHn,
ycun9 NnIerifa -. Carver g.. M.rr,
Sn unitrm Store fnsct FER sGrier ans
Srrten etr tsiten unr tigisItsn 9Saarsn liz
et1 De1ntlientesaEf, ane uTier SO + ~
empFthlt EG Rei|sahcn turct t~rausr,s G;Nr;9+
tuaa urt er:isc uNa tiliae gssifnNng.
HasEter Ger @tintricta Mutaai Jni. Gr.
Gtr. u,.o Sui. NGs,mann.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-07-15
Gon3muiif
Spuuta8, btn ~. Suit. 1868.
- In Der
GretlIicr,8 rauerei
Gs label tis.,u frsunhli&R elm
3tecbor Cams.

mdbreentlaufen.-C Dem lnteDsi&nt'
~ ten il cine brauns Mibre son mittlsrsr
8rSf'. stra 10 Sabre alt unp gut in, 9tanes,
scua 3. auf zen 3. Su!i sutIaufsn. $50 Bee
lobnune srbdli rsritn as. pe'@sr ese PEP
lsten saun, Tie aur @isberer!ausuns tsS pier.
bs5 fltrt.
2uep;s SutbetmtI.
2m362 CAREER, Carver &C.,. R'nu.
$40 il 2euis paism a n n aus 0ifbprn.
~ Rar. bannpsu3 81 fslbf: eesS ue. fruR
Gtsr t~.nis!tsn @respnf, astsn form. pi,s este.
,su, fr!&e an Nm. @Itn@!a,
Valesr. N,nu.,
a,Ianssn ~ 1a6,n. aur @sitertsfS,sssune an
6sN.n 0uratc, ". 3bi's in eer psimatb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-07-15

t@ Mp'e nBuleer!e 1T, IA it's Tpel,
brum eeIen mir n,utasn, meiner Seer, au,a-
feunt,, @rsteI, 2iefei, Casper, unb 1GnsGeu
gum 1GnsGsn< SuhNs! tsin1 DribeYlt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-07-15

Tdr unfere @e&feIbldtter !-unisps
seebrten @e&lelblatter fub freunbli%R eriu&t,
BE uater ben yNeutn an1eieenr teFnbli&t Nm.
npnee v8p 1T 2eIts 9afemaun &c. III
eopiren. @ir fnb germ 81 0ssenettnfsn bf'
retr.
NerfonaInptia. - 9err Sames 9. pep.
er6. bisper @ebifsfaatsleetttdr. 1T gum 3et@ner
III esr ~@urpeYor. 8enera!9. Office uup Maio.
Gmil Naa& gum @sbilf afaatefterstar ernannt
pprten,
% SIN Gortuna.@ arten ipielt nd9e
ten Sonrtas uub fortau teteu eonntas bas
BleGmuEt. Corps, une renn's bee.
BALI let H6mtr unb g &abe l&sn frabsr
I'M Qeibe la4sn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-07-15
@rOfeSG Dncert,
1,pr8en, Sonntag,
bet.

5tQblmann'6 @urten,
psbd Dom aa.rb.Ren Qaserbier ~ser,apft. ialtt
0vetter IN arEeeRer ausmabl serabrei&i, iber'
bsnpt aue M%rrausemsuts sstrofen fem peresn,
ks 9etbrten 1siu&er ausenebm III tewirttsn.
90 Iaeet freunblidR Gin
GbriH. e.; na:r3
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-07-15

Nta!-@ir tbetlten u%nlinot nit. saB cine
eepiGe Rae. 8aQpu it Rantato gcsl:lun0sn
ittr tsn mubernen r@piritualismls" balter
tutirbe. Das bat fe tenn aud ettban. 1T nad.
Der ri anoers gs:oeitn unb nun .piecer rad
Ganfatp anrldAttttrt. UNI i'd b9rt n%ieheraulaicu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-07-15
Salt. Salt

Der tntsrssit5Eete tev:arit;ist sas 9ut!sFuss
ersetsnlt, baS c" irir Gaif- GGIaabrct risee- i'm
Ganae n,e AeIf fit jsseu Gu Ser cee:n 9ontuss
Ct! ee'. 81 e!cIn 3iet6.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-07-15

pct Mer~ StDre
- M. 9Ittf6 ia,
Carver. Carer County. Mtnr.,
in epfalt pom pefn6 6arbtpare.@ trre
:rtb1lt etue auSnabl usn
Glen @aarenlS 6uben unb
@ttefeln,
4roDifonen, Bbi6fp ae. &c.
NQeS mptIfeiI unb upu eeRer 0uaIit6t. &cx1u,t
unb prifet, tbr nerbet mobl bebient .perbex.
~ Die tS4ten preiie iserben bt3ablt fls
Baijea, 0erRe uub 3afer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-07-15
Neuer eeut(9er
@rpeeried9re, GanbDbanbImm0
ren
Sid unb 6ubl.

81 NisriraBs, in Gimme's f1ibesem eotaIe.
Ils untt1et@neten BADEN fets auearten quite,
Matertalraaren, &c. an banb besSleiden fin.
ben lie eeberten 3uusen Rete Sorrattis. alt
Mrten Gates, SITES unb G%6nbtet.
No 10 uitl @1Snes man tann pGbisn,
Dart aud Elm @ldsden 8ter niht f.tlea,
!, 4rit&, rein unb teQ uub fonter SaseL
Das bette Bier in, 6,anaen StasfI,
I'M sentisten 3uipru@ ttsttt
GfH une Rgbl.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-07-15
moIs:GSEa.

MaI3=GfTa.
Wtr fsSEea icss sutsH Mais. GiIs iisfs,a, ID
b'uis ais rEeinarsr unc ssriaIld,tsr WeiagGHs
noN untsn 5eraAfeeiisTett wi1c. G5 nIyc sayan-
tirt: has sitlss Giis fri liz snt Sarefslidurs-
0sItsuH, gen TsnneH a5ssseheB r,:rssn Ell s.
u 6. Grsie, Sitlss SirEs.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-07-15

E6" AuG basl 4. &eetment 1T aussemnitert,
uno Hirs bale auf lem Marlde beimrr1ri. |sir.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-07-15
Neue
Daro!
Gde eer @abalbaw uno fauftsn 5trabe
se9enlber ben, minnefeta GGau6,
81. paul. Mtnne{cta.

Der unttsiei9uete bat ttnt ueus 2umter gart
In hieier 9tatt an BEN pbsnaeuanntsn pldten in
Ve.bivbuue NIT tsn
vQtncpln~M
tn mirneapolts
etabltrt uus phni9t bic aufus1flamseit ppu
1a~uuuteruebue.u uub antezr anf fsinen unee.
tsu.tn @c.ratb spn ieter Mt
Qu1mbee
n lsuttr. Da1uuter
Flooring, Gen3bul3,
.3tmmerbols, 8retter,
Siding, Clear Lumber,
S@iurs!r, 2attett u. . IT.
bic tt fsts su:.sen niterteRta @artt-
preifeu an eanb Wnb gum gsrfaaf bat.
aufsrdst fur srress 3imme1pels psreen RAID
ausstfltrt. 3. 5. 9asIsr. %et.
81. PAUL 1. SUM 1866.
w. D. WAsHHURS.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-07-15

1850 Gers Mla2Is=Sols!
DIR uutsrasiGn,te ~teaad5r:dstet tieyn;t sas
sestrts esutiae putliiun,, eas e. NIT ie;rep.
tsusn Eapt beseits 2 Batrtsn eeu GtcsIa stA
ct. g'aut acmast rrb nit eemie.ken bsssrt,aos
Sacunssn (pen 100 Gcrb per Srip) BON trpas-
mem 5art4els unb cen bsrIt!rtes gkas-
ia Grid Nfin ar Der cseTH 2aHsuag aaens~
laeen bet.
@pebsr Ter Scot sires:reFen une ~ s. ssr
Gprb ms 5aus etltefett ~ taten 500 Cots
Oefunbes grimes " ScI;.
Des9ltt9en IN tsesr Suan.itit Salt il BE-
TER @jUte. 10 ?opa
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-07-15
OelmDntcp 5QIDDn,

z { J Ht II q WIU = II
ret
Gouis GbteIe,
sds Der 3. uHs Main- straBe. CT. gauE.
Sd sslaubs mir, nsineu tsutidsx Sreuncesu u
8sta1ntst ansuscieen, bag i'd ctia,u SaIec,r
utsraomzaen babe uro bereit t;,1, in sen1is!ss,,
lsstn Sat nit eiucn. suien 6uas .eaasr", hi
ten Snt:p, zen T"eiHlter 0iaueu,eu urls eec s..
fen Gisar.sn aaf:uHar:eu. Gst msr:ssa Sun.
ben te TssunsIidaits Sseisanas suJtssaa, tsess
~ reht iaa:reiaer1 Ssfuas cit {. StieI:.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-07-15
Wrpcerie~Stpr1
uIt
$anblun8 in teutibeuTraAtea
Delifatensn &c.
Dpu
j. GlGel6DrG

j. 6a(et6ort,
Z. 9trabs, anil9sn RriottHa sns 8~ssabray,
81. paul Minneipta.
AQe in raein Ua9 lalaeerbsn@aarsn lut sea
her bsitsn AualitGt uno scethsu ~ Rem ~tiuiaisc
VEsiiea ebssIaNsn.
Die etebrt.n SsludAsr rseiaos Strrs5 fu.sf.
eaitIti: |tsisttE @iaS4eT ausse:siaasts, friIs:n
SGgerbters,
nnt trirh ifnsmia 1ts;uem gef9Sft i~tetaays.a1 r
It's gebptsn, tca5 ea;,s eisrsr fam, mir ibrsG5uus,
is setSinne9. 8. SafelborI.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-07-15
8rieffde.

putltstrt ear& bic rRinueicta Staassstttuns..
I. Damen.0rieff.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-07-15
6efcn,, 8lebs

oefcn', SleGos
uni
@nenmaaren 6anbIuna
IS ppa
8ranf xbirb,
9clen StraBe in Der obers1 S:aet
ct. anthony. Nftun.
Aae Bcrten son bets. anb 9o&Sfen Rab Retd
Sprr6tt;a, etenials 8!t6Bef@irr uns ate ta5s'
Idea @rrten ron Gijenuaeren. g.1eGug9en In
ebiaeu @el&dft uerreu PROMPT, SiGie unt bauer.
taft anseefdtrt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-07-15

BrennbDl5.- yrennbDls.
Ges oWseess'@ns:l lie 8renubpla Der aGsrksaas
arten ii lei ben, lutsrse:austsu iie:s ,un
Dlarttpreis III bahcr uue pi-o &bnst:asrn in's
paus geltefert.
AUD 1nb lei mir 81 testtbsn:
Badffeinc uno Salt
in M5olslaIe unb 1staiI.
Scbn Gaspar;,
S35lJ Sbern Iaubur3. ct. 9ani,
9pl5 unb BriGfteine su Scr
fauf
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-03-16

10
Senate bill, to authorize Town Councils of
incorporate villages to appropriate lands for
cemetery purposes.
Senate bill, to provide for the recording Of
soldiers discharges. The bill provides that q
record shall be made by the County Record
er, and certified copy furnished, for which
he shall be allowed twenty-five cents, and ten
cents for indexing the same.
Senate bill, in relation to costs in minor
criminal offenses This is simply to provide
that Justices may receive costs in such cases,
through the Country Treasury in case of con-
victon--which they areunable to do at pres
ent Indeed, the present law, in effect, offers
a reward to the Justice for letting the GRIM
inal "go." This is a very important meas
ure.
House bill, "To amend section seven of an
act to provide for the election of township as
SCISSORS, and to prescribe their duties" passed
April 4th, 1859, amended February 4th, 1862,
so as to increase the cofhpensation of said as
SCISSORS to 81 80 per day h
Harrisons House BILL 10 authorize the free
banks of the State to close hp Business and
become National Banks. A few verbal amend
ments were made, and the bill passed
COLUMBUS, March g.
SENATE-Bills Passed-Ahthorizin the
payment Of justices costs in cases Of trial
for minor criminal offences ....
House Bill, to increase the pay of asses
sors to two dollars and fifty cents per day.
House, March 10--Bill Passed-To in
crease the fees of justices of peace and con-
stables
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-03-16

DJ~ln the New Jersey Legislature, the vote
stood on the question of the amendment to the
Constitution of the United States, 50 yeas to
80 nays but it requiring two-third vote to
carry an affirmative question, was lost The
three Statcs-Kentucky, Delaware and New
Jersey, which cast their votes for Mcclellan
for the Presidency, have also severally clung
to their political antecedents, and refused to
disembarrass the country of the chief difficult
ty which besets her. We suppose the rebel
States would have done likewise, had they
been eligible to vote on the question. Verify
modern democracy is a nondescript
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DD" Since the Administration of Prcsi-
dent Monroe, term of forty years, but two
Presidential candidates have been inaugurated
q second time General Jackson in 1888, and
Mr.. Lincoln the present year; both of whom
were and are uncompromlsing in their hostil-
ity to rebellion, and the severance of the States
composing the Union. The aspiring spirits
who heretofore distracted the councils of the
Government being suppressed, hereafter we
believe, when we shall have good men filling
this exalted post there will be more second
term inaugurations, whether such incumbents
shall be Ben, Butler, Secretary Seward, OIL
other sane, sound, rational public men.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-03-16

GOVERNMENT STocKs, 5-2O-ll Per CENT
PREMUM-The new loan is being taken up
with unprecedented dispatch. On the 7lh, the
subscription is reported as exceeding $3,OM,-
900; on the sth, S3,es6,000; on the 10th,
$4,52l 800; and on the llth, $3,74l ,000 The
indications warrant the belief that this popu-
lar loan will soon be absorbed, when it will
rank in the market at a high premium $50
and upwards can find original investment, on
application to the First National Bank of Pom
eroy In view of an early absorption of this
loan, all having surplus funds, whether for a
limited Or permanent investment, had better
give the subject early attention.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-03-16

EFFORT TO MAKE JEFF. DAVIS AND STEVENS I
SIGN

bFFORT TO MAKE JEFF. DAVIS AND STEVENS RE
SIGN
The editorials of the Examiner and Dis
patch are unimportant The following highly
important communications and editorials, dis
closing for the first time the effort of the rebel
Congress to force jeff. Davis and Stephens to
resign and to make Hunter Presidents with
view to submission, are from the Richmond
Enquirer of the 7th
A correspondent inquiries What mean
these rumors OF Senatorial Committees ap-
preaching the President to submit terms of
submission? Is that true? Are any Senators
OR Representatives whipped? Have they ap-
preached the President to press upon him any
such base proposition? Is any attempt made
by rumors to create the impression that Gen.
Lee is ready to consider terms for laying down
arms under the prctext of preventing suffering
and the sacrifices of forced surrender? Who
are busy in these plans of surendering to sub
jugation? Speak out The crisis demands
boldness and decision, and a determined re-
sstance to internal as well as external enc
mics The worst enemies who now dcpress us
are the whipped seceders This hour of ago
ny is nu time for factious opposition or for
p''itS'''S "''' l'N"NS Iiolooiliohsi WHICH CuI
lead to nothing but despair relaxation and
ruin. The terms of reconstruction now com
ing from Congress are nothing else but subiu-
gatloh Let us know the worst, that the sum
mary remedy may be applied.
Congress has utterly failed 1t is incompc-
tent, and is doing much injury, 1t has nci
ther capacity nor courage, aud is wanting in
hrinness and re, olution. ltis unfit for revolu
tion. The very men who were foremost to Sc
cede are the first to surrender A single head
and single arm is now needed, and if Con
grcss would consult its patriotism, it would in.
trust all power with the President and Gencr-
al Lee, and 60 home
CONTINUED INFLUX OF DESERTERS.
New York, March 9--lhe Tribunc's Wash
ington special says: About one hundred de.
serters took the oath to-day, and started North
They say far more are going South than North
and that the dissatisfaction is general through
out their whole army that Lee rode out through
their camp, and promised them more food and
clothes, and urged them to stand by him. but
they concluded it would not pay.
Within the last thirty days there have been
two thousand deserters received here, forty Of
whom were officers.
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by the President----
Deserters Called to Return.
WASHINGTON, March It

WASHINGTON, March TO-
By the President Of the United States of
4merica--4 Proclamation:
Whereas, The twenty y-frst section of the act
of Congress, approved on the Sd inst, entitled
an act to amend several acts heretofore passed,
to provide for the enrolling and calling out of
the National forces, and for other purposes, re
quires that, additional to the other lawful pen-
alties of the crime of desertion from the mil
itary Or naval service, all persons who have de-
serted from the military Or naval service of the
United Statesj who shall not return to said
service, or report themselves to the Provost
Marshal within sixty days after the proclama-
ton hereinafter mentioned, be deemed and
taken to have voluntarily r&linuuished and
forfeited their rights of citizenship, and their
right to becom@ citizens, and such deserters
shall be forever incapable of holding any Office
of trust or profit under the United States, or
of exercising any rights of citizens thereof,
and all persons who shall hereafter desert the
military or naval service and all persons who
being duly enrolled, shall depart from the in
risdictiUn of the district in which they are en-
rolled, or 60 beyond the limits of the United
States with the intent to avoid any draft into
the military or naval service duly ordered,
shall be liable to the penalties of this section.
And the President is hereby authorized and
required forthwith on the passage of this act
to issue his proclamation, setting forth the
provisions of this section; in which procama-
I tton the President is requested to notify all
deserters returning within sixty days as afore-
said, that they shall be pardoned on condition
of returning to their regiments and compa-
nies, or to such other organization as they
may be assigned to, until they shall serve for
period of time equal to their original term
Of enlistment
Now, therefore, I, Abraham Lincoln, Pres
ident of the United States, do issue this my
proclamation as required by said act ordering
and requiring all deserters to return to their
posts, and do hereby notify them that all de-
serters who shall, within sixty days from the
date of this proclamation viz: on or before the
10th day of May, 1865, return to service or re.
port themselves 10 Provost Marshal shall be
pardoned, on condition that they return to their
regiments and companies, or to such other or.
ganizations as they may be assigned to and
serve the remainder of their original term Of
enlistment, and in addition thereto period
equal to the time lost by desertion.
In Testimony whereof, have hereunto set
my hand and caused the seal of the United
States to be affixed Done at the City oi
Washington, this eleventh day of March, in
the year of our Lord eighteen hundred and
sixty-fve, and of the independence of the
United States the eighty-ninth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President
VIM. II. SEWARD, Secretary of State.