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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-04
Die 1mrnDercinc i'm Snoeu.

Da6'oie 3minabunfdaft res Self. Das
pis Die rsutlbsn Iurner in ben Stlavenz
ftaatsn niat dbaaQ abetwanct bat BON
BEN naltea BunD>" mag aus fo!genosm
Vtief elebm w.rpen, psr eisitr Sage BON
Sapannab an BEN 8altimorer Iurnper>
Gin einse!aufen 1T. 1er(!te Iautet:
Der Soc. Gem. 1%urnserein su Sapannah
@eo., an Zen Soe. Gem. Jurncetein
ju BaIumoyf, Mp.
0ut Sell!
Wie gud wobl %befannt, wurte unlere
Sioet am 81. |. D,s. ron ZEN Unions
truppea belrbt uno nj! rum';t saale;d
BON benz erldeneen SOD Ger Sclauenz
8ercne bsfreit. IS 0iett une rielse
@elesenheit, unleren Brirsm I'M Ncrcen
sinmaI w|sosr ben Bruperarub ~surufvn su
t5nnen uno un6 wieoer mil rer cipitiiirtsn
Welt i'm N%agrmeinen nnc nit anpe,en
Iurncereiaen uno ecm Iunssbuno ms
Yeloncere III Y%srbiupune ~ lsbcn.
Wir bitten nun, sun Gu1 in Seeming
aeIeyt 5u weroel,, ME IS jeb! nit Gem
9utnerzV unp, Der 5uruz3eituns unp
Iurn WnasleSenbsiten I'M Qusemeinen
ftebt I'm uni sren YFttten als gpncssz
Eurrer nadfsmmeu III f5nncn.
Wr Emo nun 1don pisr Sabre Won ell
lem 0eyfsbr init a1nerca 9srsinu oboez
}dnitten unp erf!drt ras unisrs ieBiae
l(uwtIlenbcit in Sesus auf oties Ulaaen.
Mit Grupererus
Scr Scc. rem. GuurrGcin sei,
SaSannab, $40.
Sir zen coYreip.- Sdriftmart
s. &oIh,
eriifr Sdrtfipurt.
Sci bteltr Gelssenbeit nlag aud Gez
merit rsrpsn, sab Ger reutihe Iurnyeret1
crn Ncrfo!f Der Ga1e Ger Union unb Ger
Treipeit, ti6 au cinent gepiiisn 0race
psni9|tena, getreu astlictm it. M!5
BORT untsn bic SeeelTonszScpsauuo
ou5ereb, orsoniirte 1iG Ger NcrfolFsr
Surnserein lofctt OILS Ueusrepnpaenis, in
her 5ef1nung rocul9 Ter Notbmeuoj5feit
ubetbober III merren, 9esen Gle Union UNI
ter bic WaHcn gerufe en- su rperoen. Nuein
Die WtbsueabebSrcea mettten tie Ntliht
uno lGidtsn cie reu!ide Ucuercon,paauie
mad Vtrfclf S5loar, I'm iie rprt els Nrz
tiueries @Ompa9nie einrciGen su la{Isn.
MlS rer rWerytmac" Gefsbt erbislt, aus
Gem Glilabetbs mad tem SS~ancsz9itesr
au6iulaufen> INN rort eis bel 9icppcri
New6 itaticnirten Ser. Staaten Jreoot1ei,
"Gumb:ylano" uno uGouartb" %onsuersi=
fen, tpuroe cie eeullbs Surner. Gcmpaaz
mic auf ben uWerrimoc" beprrert u1 eie
&cnonen oe5 Dcmpfpipper5 ;u t%erisnen
[oie Manni9aft rs6 Yan;ulaifsS war
CUR Belt trant unc untrauGta). Die
beicen Tcreeaitle< &anpnsn, nel4e erasn
Die uGumbsrlano" abseieuert ;putpen,: ete
pie Sc!tenwanp cuitlten rurt, rcn
Sdnabcl hes uMetimac" %cin9ercnnt
muree, wureen ron eielsn Geutiaen tez
pisnt> ober auG bic @car ititen res
"Dterrimar" bic ttiNelhie6una BIS teFct<
t5ten .SascrS ron Nenppu Newa 10 uc<
Mig ODER sar nihts ausberidtet, wurrsn
Don cie'en DcutIhen heeient. Gin,cInc
mSsen ii6 bet Der NHaire els 6uncaf ptte
hendbyt tabet,, aber i'm @ja!sen idysiaen
bic GurAer nan NcrfpIf tie 8 niat
9erratben gu beben. Borum laiItn lie
nl9ts pm }ib bDren? (9Sedsr.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-04

posbler. &enj. 9tsbp. Noaers, Start, o..
Iaylpr, Gbae. 1apl9L 1ew, @sf, uub
Wr. Spealtr.
Da8e8en:-6p. BuQis, GolpiQe,
Cornell, @tbbs. @ooprid, 9arrinaton,
Code unb 1ea&out.
% 'puree Der Beidlub int 6au(e pal.
Grt.
@erweileu wir einen Nueenblid bet
bieiem &eiultat. @enn man bic obtAe
Atfimuun8 prdft 10 fnpst man, tab
d N mtlt&e y emotraten fir ben
8tldlub Nirnmten. Die 6erm @uiteau,
pedbaut, poeblet Risty. .. Goylcr UNI
Tep. lauterD emofraten ttnmtenS a. Ste
tpirten aber lderli1 Ntin esftimrat
BADEN unos fcmit Der Mntras fhmerlt@
eurdae9aneen ftin, bate !6etr Nen3 he
qualification tloe tur6 bic State,
3eitun9" unb nidt au9 bur9 tae
v9ultebIatt" rerlanet.
Sur bterbnr& fonnten bic beu,o>
!ratii&en Stimrneu eeidert rerpen, uub
IS 1T 0errn Nen3 UNI 70 b6ber anSure@.
nen. bab ct 3u bieiemMuSfunftsmittel trob
ter ibm pom .@olf6blatt" 3u 1bstl
semurcenen uneerdten 8euubeiluns.
Srift ba eS 3etgt pa6e Ct
ca, mo IS G6 UNI oll9emein {
Sntere6en banpelt, feline ptrlInlide Ani>
moltdt tennt, Aueabem leitete i'm bic
@ld6dt, ba6 bsr 1beil pes eeut(den &c,
iepublitums hes "0olfsblatts", rel&er
tein antereS 8latt in bic 6ano tetommt,
als bieiese barum bod Der @elessnbeit,
bic 0elebe tennen ~ lernen, cine &ennt.
n;e, BE ibu, (ebr beillam uno ron n5tben
1T, ni6t beraubt wercen loute. (ontcrn aut
pielelbs ebenio 9eredte Nnlpri9e bat. als
Der Deutl4e &epublitaner.
Sir has rYolf6blatl" 10 rpenia, pie
fir unS fann rer uns Don her @e(ttae>
hung bepiuiete Nrbeitelobn als cine pou.
Bejabluns unierer Mlbe anselsben ,per'
Zen, au@ 1T bic Summe an rno flr I'D
iu 9erina. UNI in 8etradt III fpu,nten. al
leia. proB ooer tlein, 5e murpe fit eineu
9ute1 3med uno i'm Sntere}1e eeSD euti@.
.buu,s rem Natipismus absefdmpft.
QC9 nun tpetter!
Sim Din # 4. 28. Sebr. fam es
10 i'm 9aule aneenommeneB eldluS iln@ L
nat ppr, unr Ter Senat ysrrpeiaerte, i'm
%bei;utreter. Muf 6errn S@iIlpdi
Antraa purbe has @utum miecer erucaer
unp ron bieiem 6errn ;ualet9 ra9trid:
lid uno dberseuseno besrancet, resball
cie publitation cer @elese in Deutl&e
Spra4e ~ftatt1neen ioute. Wie TN 6au'
ie i&dmte man i& aud bier, ODER batt
ni&t ben Mutb. often seaen bic Gorper'
, uns aufjutreter. Zen teutlaen Burger
enSnbalt rer@eisbe, bon renen ie re9ier
>perpen, aufsutreten, l~enrtrn mat, tiblt
fem Mltb9er, inpem man ben 8el&lu(
nit Rem Mmeubn,ent belun, au& 800 I'd,
|. Yutlifation rer @eltee Minnsiota9 ii
Norme9ii@er Spra&e puv@ eie in @ 8
fonin eri&einenee nurwepii&e 3eitunl
uGmi9ranten" su b~ewiQieen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-04

l6aFtelefretdr in Berlin, !6eun arei5z
manr, iA i9lieBen. in psm er renidtsn
erlu6t,i5n ols ar,crifaniiiden 0iirasr
gu inentifSiren, ta Il (olGe Spentiffatisn
3u ttnsr gu eF.etuinnb,n 6eiratb traudte,
1T Jumperb berei,s i'm YefB einer Che
besf'e, Ger mir nut mlnlten f5nuen, Mat
bag Sbidial Der armen Gbicaeoer Maiz
!yeile ienes Meniden ,u tbsi!en."
Witpereinpaar Iriebensz
tduberi9e aus aeflooen.-
Sen. Sineleton, Der tstannte Iuincis
Gcppe,teap> fam nd tu.d e%inmaIio:s
sar Ibtrbinausidmei6en nidt iibsr,euz
gen, bag feline alien Dreunee, pis vNct5",
'nidts BON Jpn ri6en rolen uno bat Ga
cestolb nit einem Briepen6tautcrih Sic.
O., rem Ridter 6uobes oon ejnriona,
no9mals nab Nidmonp onf sen Wss
semaat nm vSsf." m;ubettsln.
Der Nebeuenacnerol Dry
Or 1T ieiner 5oft in Sort qafaest1e ouf
ebyenmort entloNsn rcrnen> bat nit rem
pral'rsn'en cine unter,eruns eebatt unp
nobnt bsim Steritrn 1orney. 2ireo!u
gait INNER nod srcEe Glide ron rer
po!it't nit Der einen 5ano crauf;uidloz
gen, naDrenc IT nit ter amen ftreiz
sbelt,
Die 1erbeiierunaen :nm
9 ser. Staaten @onicriptionsz
0elet3e.-Nu6 8albinaton wire tcz
ridtet, bag feline Nueiht fir cas o,tz
itanrsfommen BEG 9eiesss sur ynteiIer-
ung pe5 Nuebebunas. @sfsBss p]ortanren
ls'. Wir taIten ta5 eurdaus niGt fir
Gin uasIdd, cenn bic Nmeapements be-
rtbren cen 3ern css gslsyts rurdau5
mot. sic lohen po6 Sleurgrle;srz
SYitsm beltebsn uno fIt,en feline Gin
t~tsi!un9 her WilitdrpHidtisen in slltersz
fIalIcn Elm. Die 6aupt- Derdacsruno,
tpslde burd bic Nmsnosnsnts aemad,t
trorrsa maye une he sus!eih eine Ser
bs1'srans s%enonrt merpen fSnnte, 1T cine
SsltImmunA. welae ben 0sSosensa, rer
e'nsn Strloertreter felt, bis ~ cincr,
asn!T;n 0raee tafrtar maht fiji oenielz
len. Daeurd rearren tie gs;osencn
ssr0tbiat merren, etmos tsNers5 Wa.srial
au Gteurerlreteru aus;uludea, uNe rie
Arznss purce Dor manbem Shurfen te>
mab!t cr ibr cine eoit it. SIN Gam
;en obsr tit ccd aub tielss yerteGsrz
unas9eIsb jdmmerlides JlidmsrE, meides
BAG fsbletbafis Tunpameat niht peste1srt.
Die 5auptmdnsel res 0cIesea tIeibca
cteielten nit all ibrem lautsrn G;efclse
sen SouatYl@wineel, 8cnrty> uSumpets"
Ii. I. ny.
Mdre Netb am Wann> 70 warre rer
eenS'e5 sieieidt gu hsmesen oereIen
'sta' Gin neute, ouf aeiuncsr @runo!aoe
rubenres Mebraeiss gu e~,lolen, oueiu
Sbs:maa's Siege batsn oies y%erbinef...
lnc 70 trlro Der labme Saul esS oI,sr:
Vslsbss ncdmal5 s%critteu. 81 er null,
e'nea nsrtslertsn S9pansiemen be-
tcmm! orer nidt, meds i'm 0onae nidt
elel aus. 9is eer natRe Gcnarek ,uz
lomHsntTitt 1T Der 8ries kpFsnt!ia ~
ene', unc sielletbt miro cern aun Elm
neueS @uebetunaese|eB esmadt. Menn
9sless ar1 menigiien n6tbis Nn>, es!ines
81 ridt IsIten, ite auf Ter cernlinitiaaen
So''e eurdsutrinscu. [D. ~
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-04
Sereintgte Sfaateu
a-N F~rseeatigr 1aIsi5e,

ossela'aast5t Bon benz Jinans- Ssfut6r, lat
Ger u''sr;sianete lie 0eneral- Sutisrirtirss-
~seatus TaE fsn 8srfauf BON Scr. Stcatsu
S9csan'ta,3 uten, fetrn urp trei,sbntsl Nrp-
sent 3inlen per Sabr traseub une oIs bic
@;eben=0 reihiaer auleibe
%ssEa'rt, ansencgmen.
9teie Ncteu pu,een am IS. Nuauft 1864 ana
eslIsat lno llne III tysi Satren nsm lotsm in
currency cher mad Ss!iebcn tss Srbaters lit
NeT. Steatea 5>20er feds prrcent Gjrlp
/! tra9snce Ycnes
Un,wauSsIsar.
SSls Spne5 Inb jsgt einc' yrsmie scn ueun
Yfeesht psrtb, nit Sntssr:Fsn scr @pIt;inltn
Sra' Np9en'tsr, mas sfn pirfIit,n Mss1t an srr
|-oV:r @aisibe mad Zen, ssnGbnliasn 3:asfuss,
3'nisn intesriTen, auf ursefabr sctn prceent
per Jabr t:inet, abselsben Ypn BERN Sct1si-
n"9 spN Staata- u.e 81 uui;ieai-
Aarea, eis mad ser Natc auf outs-
Ess gi9entbum ttrsdnet nod elm
his trei prcScNt sNfGst. Sic 2irlsn
ilas baltja9slid sakltar sura Geuerns, wcm;.
1ese9ir's Ssrishen it uno tic atsslanit:su aas en
jssta Na;!er estr 9aa!icr ~sst!auf, ,vsrrsu tSu.
rem. Sic 53inlcn b~strisen
GtAsn Gent pcr Sag sen elmer $50 Gcts.
0pst . > 500 >
5sb11 : $500
3naN;isz : : > 1000
Gin Dollar > : 5000
%eten fir ale ssaanntsu Sstrasc persen mad,
empfans BERG nblerip!isntn prompt bclcrat.
Gies 1T bis
einsiee anlcibe inn agarfte,
tre'df jsbt ron her &eeierung ansetrtrn 1T, unb
IS 'piro ;uscrl6tlid ermartst,:.eas teren scr,as-
Lido Gprtbsite lie
3us pnpnllrGcn Snleibe helm Iclke:
.aaasn rs,b n.
Wsaiser ais 5000, 600, 900 Msiten urperlausl.
se mab1lteinlid hlnnsn rem uadIcn lsd,ie
'esr ~'eunsis 5asen s%ersetcn lein trcre IN, no
rana ~eielelheu jeteniaQs nur scssn primis
taul;i9 ilne, mas biz jes! ;mmtr teim @dluIe
ppn Sutieriptirnen anscrer In!si5su Der Sall
mar.
llm ter SerIIferuns jsess YIasts rnb issss
Seiirt's jeslide GrIeidteruns CUR Settsiliauue
ut as|rr Inleibs sehen su tIMMen, baten sisN,s-
tirnaltantsn, Staat5- une prisa..S aufeu inn
9anSen Vanee lit alscmcin tercit crfl1rt, Sub
'rir!icMrs barauf %ansunet men unt ine rieleItsn
tar Atliefssnng prn Nrtcn, anf mslde Ie Wuf~
trase crbaltsn, scrantpcrtlid.
9ap Goobr,
b5O Guticrirtipns. Mecnt, Ntilacetpt;a,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-04

cine "un9ere&te Gorterun91 pom @eiten
Der Veretn. Staaten nennt. bo6 Gn9lonp
fdr bic pom cen In feinen 6dfen ausesz
rditeten piraten j%er(t5rten amerifanilden
6ancelsi&ifeGrfat lisfern fclle. 70 11liebt
Ct eo& rieper feline &sbe nit zen b51f
bejet&nenben @ouen:
.Denn Id In tieltrt amerifan:iden
&fe einen 9eriu& lebe. ben, flrdters
lt@en unb oerabi1euenSmertben Derbre.
den. Menl&en In Stlaperei au balten.
Gin Gnce au maden, Ter unfrriwiuioen
DtenNbartett bur@ bic Contribution rer
@erein. Staoien Gin Gnce au MAIDEN, 10
freue i'd mid. pab Elm bdblider Sled aus
rem Greibritfe etner eipili6rten Station
ausSstilat werten' fou. SD freue mid
tab Die 3eniabdt bofen tann, tas 9er-
bre4en ber @flaperei ,perren f1r imme,
auSattil9t weroen unb bic Ureibeit pas
@e,eB Der Belt fetn."
Der 2eier febt, bae bic @esnabn,e pen
Sort Giiber In rem ellen 0otb unp purd
Jpn in Der .Re9ttruns 9brer Majeitdt"
cine 9roBe Sinnesumpanplune su @es,
0ebra&t bal. unp ba6 "pte Menldbcit bpf.
fen tann", ~Sbrsr Wajetdt 8eDierune'
,perce aud nod BON bero per3eibli1eu
Srrtbuu,, ben Nebelen taS Yrdritat rpr
straightforward" su ~ eeiteben, surldfom
men uno li@ 8enei9t ertldrer, ben 9erein
Staaten cine biuiae Gntl@ieiAuns fiji,
bic RON enslii&en piraten ibnen susefus.
ten 0erlufe 3u bewiQieen. 10 balo ie er
fabren nirr. tae ni@t bios Charlotte,
Columbia uno @ilminston sefau.n, Ion
bern aud has recneentrirte" lebte SEC
her &ebeuen unter Beaure9arp Uni
See auf's 6aupt eeld!asen mpreem.
@el&iebt freili& ras 2eBtere niGt 10 Il
Gail &u0el gang rer Mann, in pas 9or,
DertY'S ~ blalen. 8. petfpes Nltion!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-04
Gusros-W t(fbdft in
@anu f,-M 81.
unA
&ur3 @QQrrn

etabltrt taben,
anb fnS bur@ 9lldlide 6 intdnfe
be er6etentbeils Dor eer lesten Stsiz
aeran8 Bema@t wsrcsn fnc, in pen Stane
aefttt ben 3rr. Biepertdufern 8prtbeile
e%inlur6uuen, ME fe fein anperes 6aus
IN R,rp<8 efen ju pferiren i'm Stance
II.
Bir babsn time erubartise @usmabl
Ssn aasn in UNI sre Sran9e eimalaz
4enben &rtifeln, unp tpercen uns bemiz
ben, ben Nniprl6m unleren rertben
@3nnern ftets Gentise Su leii}en.
5. 8. Jprepausb.
81. u uerb a d.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-04
6t11t8! 8illt9cr!
8tl1t9ftn!

Do Siele un1trr @aaren aus sen lebten
asstsa Aultiunsssrtdufen in New'yort fOumen,
70 eSaaen mir ie
60 tiQis, als I'M biu:elten Stere,
ssssaxfex.-Wn babsn Elm priatises Eager ron
Rleiber=S tpffeh,
" sir BON rs Gents %aufw1rts sertaufsn.
Dir BADEN ferner cine ercee Muswabl Won
0AlnuraL& tden,
Nersen > &apes,
pAuben nnp ~%s}ubiee,"
@outuen Sbapls,
Mdnteln unb W6ntel0pfen,
2u@en uno @alimirs,
@eblet9ten uno
-. unsebleidten Mualins
saI cine S.s6e Mannisfaltisteit anetrer @aa.
.ss, he MT nit gersnlsen Masn seisen wereen,
bsl4e IN laxfsn piniten.
xdtrSde Spx 40 Gents aufmarts.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-04
ptr praft.
3utbeilun8 ets auotas oe6 1. Dif:itts,

(@ubbifritte, nit einem = b9si9ntt, baten
ttre Quota fir btsits aufsebpt tur9 lletsri9u6
ssa fslbessn aufsebc.en etRea..)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-04

@usissipticnen pesesn anscnrmmsn sen
first National Bank, ct. paut,
un6
Second Nationa! Bank, st. Paul,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-04
San Tookr,

Sutieriftipns Ascnt, gtilaestptia.
, 1865-05-19
song

Life is but feeting dream. rltrt
Care destroys the zest Of it
Swift it glideth ike a stream
Mind you make the best of it
Talk pot Of your weary woes
Troubles and the rest oft;
If we have but brief repose,
Let US make the best of it.
If your friend has got heart
There is something fine in him;
Cast away his darker part.
Cling to what's divine in him.
Frndship is our best relief
Make 10 heartless lest of it;
1t will brighten every grief, 9nI
If we make the best oft
Happiness despises state
Tis no sage experiment,
Simply that the wise and great
May have JOY and merriment;
Rank is not its spell retired
Moneys not the test of
But a calm, contented mind,
That will make the best ofit.
Trusting in the power above,
Which, sustaining all lof US
In one common band of love,
Bndeth great and small Of us,
Whatsoever may befal-
Sorrow or the rest of IT. $500 H..
We shall overcome them all,
we make the best of it.
, 1865-05-19
At the Last.

The stream is calrnest when it nears the tide
And flowers, are sweetest at the eventide, r.aW
And birds most musical at close Of day,
Aud saints divinest when they pass away.
Morning is lovely but holer charm
Lies folded clcso in evenings he of balm; alt
And weary man must ever love her best,
For Morning calls TO toll, but Night to rest.
She comes from heaven, and on her wings doth bear
A holy fragrance, like the breath of prayer;
Footsteps Of angels follow in lier trace
To shut the weary eyes Of Dayin peace. s.l1ss l.
Allthings are hushed before her as she throws
Ter earth and sky her mantle ofrepose
There is a calm, beauty and power;
That Morning knows not, in the evening hour.
Until the evening' we must weep and toll, ah
Plough lifes stern furrow, dig the weedy soil,
Tread with sad feet our rough and thorny way,
And bear the heat and burden of the day.
Oh, when our sun is setting, may we glide
Like sumner evening, down the golden tide; rc.f
And leave behind us as we pass away,
Sweet, starry twilight round our sleeping clay.
- --sos-7--~7~-700~
, 1865-05-19

There is no city, there is scarcely township,
which does not humber among its inhabitants
women who have married on shortacquaintance,
onlF to be abuseds deserted, and left lifelong
sorrow in the families in which they-were reared,
and which they imprudently and improperly de-
serted to share the fortunes Of relative stran-
ger If they would realize how grossly indeli-
cate. as well as culpably reckless, such mar
riages appear in the eyes of the observing, they
would surely forbear. Marriage is an Under
taking in which no delay can be so hazardous as
undue precipitation. ieelaal efi fl Eot i0 sl0is
, 1865-05-19

A very curions case, of poisoning by the alb
sorption of tobacco through the skin was mem
toned at a. recent meeting of the Academic des
Sciences, by NJ. CT. Bernard who received the
information from N. Namas, smuggler had
placed quantity of unmanufactured tobacco
next his skin, and the perspiration caused by
walking caused the poisonous properties Of the
tobacco to enter the system} the consequences of
which were very serious--Once a Weeb. n'
lfll -~~-~--~~,S- <elH---~----------~S ll -
Dr. Franklin, Speaking Of education, says: If
young man empties his purse into his head, no
one can take it from him
, 1865-05-19

A cheerful life must be busy one, and &
busy life cannot well be otherwise than cheer
full Frogs do not croak in running water.
they come up only from the stagnant depths Of
a spirit unstrred by generous impulses of the
blessed necessities of honest toll. al Ld
, 1865-05-19

The Catholics Of Canada have cornmenced an
extensive agitation for seperate schools forthe
education Of Catholic children. Public meet
ings have been held in the large cities upon this
subject ana the measures begin to divide parties
in Parliament
, 1865-05-19

e Union paper on the Sound, calls the atten-
ton of the public to the fact that Mr. Garfelde,a
viii speak at s1ndry points, and asks that ev-
erybody attend "and contrast Union logic with
Copperhead sophstry." The Republicans used
to say that Garfelde's strong suit in speaking
was his sophistry. Garfelde has changed his
tactics or else the Unonists have theirs. ..i
, 1865-05-19

Lord Macauly said the young should never
hear any other language but this; HtYou have
your. own way to make, and it depends upon
your own exertions whether you starve or not"
, 1865-05-19

death Of a "brother Of the quill" rcjoices that
his friend is now in a better world There, he
says the cry Of 9more copy shall never again
fall upon bis distracted ears. There he shall
never be abused any moro by his political an
tagonists with lies and detractions that should
shamea demon to promulgate. There he shall
no more be used asa ladder for the aspiring to
kick down as soon as they reach the desired
height and need him no more. There he shall
be able TO see the immense mass Of mind he has
moved all unknowing and unknown as he has
been, during his weary pilgrimage on earth.-
There he will find all articles credted-not
clap of thunder stolen--aud there shall be no
horrid typographical errors to set him in fever.
, 1865-05-19

Among the curiosities lately placed in mu-
scum is q mosquitoes bladder, containing the
souls Of twenty-four government contractors,
and the fortunes of twelve editors. Il is nearly
half full - ot a1
, 1865-05-19

One hundred and eighty years ago Samuel
Sewall, afterward fJpsticeof1Iassaehusetts
represented to the General Court that his house
of wood in Boston, where the Rev. John Coffin
formerly dwelt. which house is considerably dis
tant from other buildings and standeth very
bleak, )" and be prayed for liberty to build "a
small porch Of wood about seven feet square to
break of the wind from the fore door Of said
house, which request the Court granted. The
house so Aeak and exposed was on fremont
street, about opposite where The Boston Museum
now stands.4Bostoh lrd0eJer ahl-Ino pffia,el
, 1865-05-19

Cities would have died out rotted and explo-
ded long ago, but thatthey we're continually re-
inforced from the fields.
, 1865-05-19

"Mother, can't 60 and get my daguerreotype
taken?" "No, guess it isn't worth while. -
"Well then, you might let me 60 and have
tooth pulled; never 90 anywhere y
, 1865-05-19

A follow down east gets off the following
definition Of "widows:" -" One who knows
what's achdt, and is desirous of further in
formation on the subject" .-.s ,..,...- e5
, 1865-05-19
% NEW TIN SHOP! {
Painting.

#. B. HAyVLEY, HOUSEsA SIGN AND
Paper-Hanging and Glazing done to Order.
Shop on Main Street, doors below Krafts Livery
Stable.
Walla Walla, March 81, 1885, 17tf
, 1865-05-19

At a certain age children of both sexes de-
light in stories 1t is as natural as it is for them
to skip, run and jump instead of walking at the
staid pace Of the grand parents. Now some pa
rents, well meaning ones, too, think they do
wise thing when they deny this most inpocent
craving any legitimate outlet' They wish to
cultivate as they say, "a taste for good read
ipg,3 They might as we'll begin to feed anew
born baby on meat, lest nursing should vitiate
its desire for it, The taste for meat viii come
when the child has teeth to chew it, so will the
taste for "solid reading" as the mind natures;
j. e. if it is not made TO hate it by having it vi
olcntly thrust upon its attention during the
story owing period That "there is time for
all things is true Of nothing more than this.
Better far that parents should admit il, and
wisely indulge it, than by too severe repres-
sion give occasion for stealthy promiscuous
reading ID n.r.-nr Irr.. 500 ..rai .1rIn
, 1865-05-19

How does pitcher Of water differ from man
throwing his wife OF a BRIDGE One is water
in the pitcher, and the other is pitch her in the,