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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-04-01
st,unsOi,in Coal Trade.
Deafness. HsIindness and Ca,arhr,

Treated with the utmost success by DIR. j. ISAACS
Oculist and Aurist, formerly of Leyden, Holland J
No. 5l9 Pine street, Philadelphia. Testimonials
from the most reliable sources in the City and Coun.
try can be AT his office The medical faculty are
invited to accompany their patients, he has
crets in his practice Artificial Eyes, inserted with.
out pain No charge made for examination.
July ., lS64.-ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-04-01
THE NEw.YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE

Is printrd on large double.modium sheet, making
eight pages of SIX columns each and containing the
choicest matter Of the daily issue including News
summary. Domestic aud Foreign Legislative and
Congressional matters war News, Stock, Financial
Cattle, Horse, Dry Goods and General Market Re.
ports, Report Of the American Institute, Farm crs
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-04-01

OFFICE PRovosT MARSHAL, l4th DIsrRrCs,
HAERisBuRG, PA, March %, 1865.
TNIIEE following opinion is published for the bene
i tit Of all concerned. BY order of
". II. PATTERSON, Captain,
and Provost Marshal l4th District, Pa
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-04-01

= At Oil City. the flood has foated
forty thousands barrels of oil, and
aged the works of the oil companies to
,xtent, it is said, of two millions of dol
filing up of oil wells with sand and
compelling the work of opening to be
: again. Oil City was under water, and
Y Of the business offices were carried off.
river bottom land above Oil City was
ely submerged and everything swept
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-04-01
MAGNIFICENT SALE
ON THE ONE DOLLAR PLAN.

Gold and silver Watches, Lcweiry
sc.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-04-01
Iesher deed.
us,tbnn
Estate OF 10

Gss"so Va -...p that letters Of ndmtnis-
NOTICE Is hereby granted 70 OF Jordnn ,n,.. On
trations having been Lesher, 'A p.. aecoased Al
the estate of Jonathan County, mals nm.a;n,.
ship Northumberland questeo W iii nrcsan, th
persons indebted are rc us ciai
payment, and those hay ronr.c MILL Adm,
for settlement. WIo Ioss 49,
Wnsbinptou twp, April ,----------
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-04-01
AMERICAN MANUFACTURES

md therefore greatly superior to the goods imported
from thread and hawkci about n, the cheapest ever
sold. Thc simple G4ty imported goods, SID thia
high premium Oh Gotd (al foreign bills are payable
in gOid,l amount 10 more thOu thc entire cost of
many Nf the articles offered by u, to the public. To
facilitate lLe sale
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-04-01
ONLY ONE DOLLAR

will be charged for any article list and this
the purchaser need not pay until he knows what
he is to get, This plan acc0ris with the method
recently become popular for disposiug OF Largo
stocks Of Jelwelry agl similar productions.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-04-01
AGENTS ARE WANTED

Throughout the Country to opo-Fte for us. A larg
compensation will be paid. send for terus, DC
enclosing stamp.
EcWBORS Co,
Arrl J. 'e5.-5A
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-04-01
REMEMBER TlIB PLAN

In all cases VIC charge for Forwarding the Ccrtid
twenty-five Gents, which must be enclosed in the or
der. Five Certificates will be sent Tor 81 clever
for ~ thirty for - sxty-dvo for sIO ono huni
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10000

Net loss Of that campaign, eS,5OO
In East Tennessee and " est Virginia there
were in February but 4,500 men altogether,
and the greater part of them were transfer
red March /, and tAercabout, to Lynch
burg.
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Washington twp, April D,n
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April l-3t
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-02
HOUSE-NINTH DAY.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 25 18f

House met pursuant to adjournment.
Mr. Gilstrap from the committee or
Elections Submitted the following report
MIR. SrCnke'-
! The committee on elec cDions to whom
was referred An Act entitled an act t,
amend the election laws in this State, il
certain particulars. have had the same
under consideration and have instructed
me 10 report the same back to the HOUSE
and recommend that il do not pass.
On motion Of Mr.. Gilsilap the repor
was received
On motion Of Mr.. Labauve the bill was
indefinitely postponed.
Mr. Miller offered the following resolu
lion, which WAS adopted
Resolved, That he Treasurer and Audi
tor OF Public Accounts be and are hereby
ordered 10 furnish this House with bal.
ance sheet showing the amount Of Treas
airy notes issued as an advance on cotton
and known as cotton money, the amount
returned from time to lime and cancelled,
also the amount outstanding, aud if said
outstanding amount is covered or secured
by bonds as required by the act authoriz
ing the issuing Of the same.
The special order was taken up. to wit:
A bill to be entitled IAN Act TO amend
the Probate Court laws"
The first section having been read,
On motion Of Mr.. Webb, Of Amite,
the same WAS adopted and is as follows
SEC. |. BE il enacted By the Legislotare
Of the State Of Mississippi, That i, shall
be competent for the Probate Court Of the
State to authorize any executor, admins.
traitor or guardian to continue to cultivate
The farm Of the deceased or ward, until
final settlement. and to hire labor to cul.
tivsie the same, il id the opinion Of the
court the interest of the estate or ward
will be promoted thereby, and il it can be
done without prejudice 10 the rights Of
heirs. legatees, distributes, or ward
provided, when tbe application is made
BY an executor. or administrator, the
adult heirs and guardians of the minors
residing in the county shall have FIVE
days R6tice thereof. a.
The second section having been read
Mr.. Martin offered the following amend.
ment. which was lost:
"Strike out the word country in 9th
line and insert word State
Mr.. Reid offered the following amend
ment, which was lost:
Prouided further, The Probate Judge
shall appoint three commissioners who
shall go on the premises and examine and
report to the court whether il would be to
the interests Of the estate and minor
heirs that such estate should be rented or
leased.
On motion the second section was then
adopted, and is as follows:
SEQ. 9. Be u further enactsd. That said
court shall be competent to authorize any
executor. administrator or gusrdisn 70
lease and hire for a term not exceeding
three years, at any one time. the planta~
ton or farm, mules. farming utensils,
&e.. Of the estate or ward, Provided the
court shall frst be satisfied that the same
will be beneficial TO all parties Interested,
Provided farthsr, when such application
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-02
HOUSE-FENrH. DAY.
THURSDAY, Oct. 26. 1876

WV <Ol IOOOs
Mr.. Hicks. from the judiciary commit.
tee. submitted the following report:
Mr.. Speaker-The judiciary committee
to whom was referred bill to be entitled
an act to authorize representatives Of de-
cedents to compromise with creditors in
certain cases have considered the same,
and have instructed me 10 report the same
back to the House and recommend that
il do pass.
On motion of Mr.. Hicks. the report
was received and agreed to. the rule was
suspended and the bill read the third
time and passed. title standing as stated.
Mr. Irby from the committee on ENROLL
ing bills submitted the following report :
Mr. Speaker-The committee on enroll
ed bills. found the same correctly en-
rolled. and have presented them TO His
Exceliency. the Governor, fer his sp-
provsl and signature, viz:
Au Act to repeal an act. entitled an
act to provide for obtaining Jurors in the
Circuit Court of this State, approved De
cember 9Th, 1863
Mr. Arnold, of LoWndes, offered the
following resolution which was adopted /:
Resolved. That judiciary committee be
requested TO take into consideration the
and expediency Of changing the
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-02

' Are every one woe, q sore complaint
"'Gainst him whose wrongs give edge unto swords
That make saca waste In brief mortality
Open the doors Of jefferson Davis 7
Let him breathe once more the air of per-
sonal freedom ! Return him 10 the State
Of Mississippi Make her his bOndsmanl !
de will answer ss readily 10 any call
here, as when guarded and conlined as
be now is. Let our fortunes be his; and
the halo Of honor that surrounds your DO
sitioa and name. will become radiant with
the true and undinued glOrJ Of official
and personal mAgnanimity.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-02

penal laws of this State so as to impose
prompt and severe punishment on crimes
and misdemeanors and report by bill OF
other wise.
Mr. Beauchamp, of Noxubee, offered
the following resolution, which was adopt.
ed
Resolved, That the committee on ways
and means be instructed to inquire into
the expediency Of requiring a revenue
stamp Of the stamps of the State be af-
fixed to all process for the collection oI
money at the time of the issuance, or 10
impose tax on all attorneys at law or
other persons instituling any suit or suits
for the collection of money in all the
counties in this State. aud they are in.
strucled to report bv bill or otherwise.
On motion Of Mr. Lewis, the House
took up the Senate message.
The Senate bill to be entitled "An act
to repeal an act entitled AN act to pre-
vent the dsilla,ion of spirituous liquors,
approved April 5h. 1865, and for other
purposes,
AS reau the HrSt 'line.
On motion Of Mr. Beauchamp, the
rule was suspended. and the bill read
the second sine BY its title.
On motion of Mr. Milton, the rule
was suspended, the bill read the third
time by its title and passed, title stand.
ing as stated.
The Senate bill to be entitled An acl
allowing sheritfs but one deputy, was
read three times under suspension Of
the rule, and passed, title standing rs
stated
On motion Of Mr. L abauve, the House
concurred in Senate joint resolution, in
stlucting the committee on internal i'm
provements TO inquire into the necessity
of providing by law the necessary means
IT. exclude negroes from first class passen
ger cars on the railroads OF this State.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-02
MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE
SENATE--NINTH DAY.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 95th. 1856

VEDNESDAf, OCt' ZOtn, IooO.
Mr. King from the judiciary committe
reported adversely to House bill entitled
IAN act to legalize the acts Of District OIL
Municipal or County officers elected on
the LIST Monday Of October. 1865"
The report was received and agreed
to.
Mr. King from same committee. report.
ed fsvorably to the passage OF House bill
beptitled IAN Act to repeal an act, entitled
~ act to provide for obtaining jurors in
lie Circuit Court in this State" which
passed.
Mr. Hooker introduced a bill entitled
..s.ApA Act to amend an act providing for
fbe ~ ablishment of the Probate Courts,
md i0fIpfescribing the mode of proceed
;6e lEsTeip in Chap. SO. Revised Code"
RI e|lrfedA TO judiciary committee.
s epseial order for this day at 10
on was taken up. to wit: a
Isu 81 merly recommended by the
edI9 miltee for Senate bill en-
ldiled no Act TO repeal an act entitled
An act TO prevent the dislillation Of spiritu-
GUS liquors, and for other purposes, and
various substitutes therefor.
The substitute is entitled "An Act to
repeal an act entitled an act to prevent
the dislillation Of spirituous liquors, ap
proved April 9th, 1864. and fer other
purposes"
Which was amended on motion Of Mr.
Lyles, and passed.
Mr.. Mosely from the committee on
Propositions and Grievances, made the
following report. which was received and
agreed TO:
Mr. President
The committee on propositions and
grievances, have had under consideration
the resolution inslrucing them 'to enquire
into the eryed ency Of redacing tie bonds Of
oH county t6icers. and have instructed me
10 report: Tba. in the opinion Of your
committee. il is inexpedient at this Tine.
10 make any reduction in the penalties Of
the bonds of county officers, AS now pres
cribed by law.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-02
ATTENTION.!
CARRIAGE REPAIRING
WAGON AND BLACKSMITH SHOP.

A LII work Warranted. share OF public latron
IN age respectfully solicited
KELLY 4 MURPHY,
on the street leading to the Railroad Depot.
Sept. 10, '6j. ly-pd.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-02

~ The Democrats Of Massachusetts
hAvs noninstsd General Couch for Gov.
srnor.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-02
Merchant Tailoring Business,

Merchant Tailoring Business,
in all its various branches. Having an experience
of nearly thirty years he feels confident OF his ahil
ity 10 give satisfaction to all who may favor him
with their patronage--a liberal share OF which he
solicts from the public.
Having resided and carried on business in Sharon
for many years re pectiuly refers to the citizens
Of that place and vicinity.
His shop is in the Masonic Hall building, second
story over Dancy & Moorman's.
Aug. 27. 1855.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-02
Il. III. THOMPSON,
MERCHANT TAILOR

T WOULD respectfully inform my old .so
i patrons, and the public geuerslly, M
that, having dissolved my connection LII
with P. p. Wilson, have established a shop
of my own in one of the Offices below Oouch's
old stand. on " Rat Row." and am prepared
to make suits on bbe shortest possible notice.
All garments cut by me warranted to fit.
pRArEs:
CuttiSg oosh. ............... so cts.
Pants "
Yeats 3"
WASrED.-Three journeymen Tailors, apply
Immediately TO T. IL. Thompson at this
shop.
Higher wages paid than at any other shop
in the city.
Sept. IL. ly.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-02
II. Y.-SEATEIs,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

NTOUID respectfully inform his old friends "a
w and customers. aud the public general. III
lv that he has removed from Sharon and set E1
tied in Canton, where lie will continus the ---
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-09-09

/ r!apsaes|'s, 9, sspt.ses.

Dae Uteulatl 1utt BeRen un(erer
tetmaetetrten &rie9er ,purbe pon, 29olts,
COMMITTEE auf btn 20. @tptesiter Yer<
leet bamit bas e.itte ,aeotmsnt ttel.
netuteu fSnne. @ir boftu, tdt ale
Dtuf&en btefts Gountp'e, wel@e i
p&trene btS .8robtn Sample ale Sel.'
eaten mtt9eptrt, otnt die &usnabne.
batet erf&staeu perten unp auf Dunl&
beS GretuttpsG Committee werbeu bisfel.
ben bteuatt. fpeeteQ ein9elaben. eSn ,un,,
(trtta County. 9tfdneniFt bebrsn f&
neutt& bret bes Dtebfabls bel&ulptete
|@9urfen bur& Die pbse MSrtel 8ebaute
wRautr btnbur@ unb enttauer. Na@
lteettdstesm 3tsern bd&loitn tie
Gounlp'G ommiGdre cine Belptnuue bon
$50 f1r BE Berbaftun9 isbee perislben
au6luftteu. gin Srldnter aus btsfeer
6tabt wetstrte f@, ben 3dfS u .perlaf.
len lnb blteb jurdd. 9GS btan9t BE
Notbmensi8Ieit i'd thinner mebr duk Elm
tttt1 0efdu8ut6 III ertaueu.
DE 81. paul Yret" bert&tste ittner
3elt, bat bic Abfimu.uu0 bes S@ul.
ratbeS 1ber cte &wsl<teun8 farbtBer
xt,ber aus Zen 6fenNt@en S@ulen ette
eth fl n M sc tpar. Bon BEN Sra,
~eenveturtteile tn pieubo Demettaten
lief F& ut&ts Anberes ertparter. tasese,,
iparett wty beioabers 8eipannt auf be
Nauei iener (&wd@li&tt @epublitaner.
tpel&e f& In cine ibret politii&en @runb,
fdteu fefnblt&e Masre9el perletteu lie,
ben. G8 1T erfreuli&. bae bas 8olts.
blatt II bienaetfrt8 tpar, uas nit jenen
ja9baften ~S@mar3en" poer aud ~9alb.
S&wat3eu" befannt tu maiden. ,uen.,
2let& etnise altersaraue @tbe auf ibren
Gcrrefponbeutenj perfu&t merten, NIB
ienee i@dtbare Sourna! pie 8ar ,la.,<
&e6 anbere ileint ~Mldnnlein pom bobta
Ro7t" terab 8rtnf unb bulbret@f uns
NIT 1aufnauaet, in diminutivo iuruft.
t1nfere S&weferRast 81. Antbony
.lefbet felt Ginger 3eit ebenfaQs an
9emperen3- Mludtn, NIT ben iblt@en
Sonutass,9 titten H.. {. ~. 1rob allen
Otbtnanaen bee bpbeu Stabtratbes
blettt ct. MntbonY an Sonnta8en 70
,,Semdtblf@" mte thinner, man brau@t
fosar rt@t einmal bur9 bic 9tntertbdre
Quad u'uterner 1attit) btntin ~ f&let'
den. u. g.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-09-09
Sta1t nu1 1aa1- Ma4rt4tt1.

u1-sDta Mapsd an Htatessttsa IN u"
tsutis.n Drummer ~oNs Ter eeitr. nit hem NM
lanSe sutl&ultissM. sa6 bic platform, pne BE
Wssbantlunseu Ter Q0nssnti0n ben &auu ~
%nipruo sens,ntntn. Mas BEN sltiaea0 sunee
louute lie GinfsnsuMs tettt bet RstSGxes hi
Ter & pyunly g Convention in Carver 0,untv IN
Si,l.r Drummer isiae Mufnabms inbsn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-09-09

B> Die ssn q. y. Gsaus fas bic @stle.
nsnta IN Blue Garth County aus BEN @leen
bsraufssbsa&ttn 8'utbuube, 13 an Ger 3abL.
lamen $25 tas @tad ~ Rebeu. Dtefe puabe,
etae art dude. seer pirfdbetbuaee, ~usben
fit bic Nesertasb atsert&ttt aae u isl4er &c.
bsau@t. eni@t terfsyttw fab ftbr tSsartts aab
ttiFs sat aue fs1en clue sre6e 2tsbtatnet fas
eas 3sneteea Bon S&afeu taten. Die 1eftts
sea @&aftn ~tteeH psBl ttau, tbre @&aft ~,
sislsn 1uub.u IN Adt IN aetu,en,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-09-09

Die Gxpebttion Bee Gapt. 8ist in
Maud auf9eeaueen. - Obslei& bic ean3e
Yrede tss Qanses ensastrt puree, ~ pufen unt
III blalen, nm int wublisam sin 8eseiRerunss.
fit ben areua,us bss moberusn Teters ssn
%mitas, tes Capt. Gisl, mad BEN @ol>lanbe
en8ui&area, IA f&titsrs tas 9srbabsn ts9 an
cen ssiunesn S Stnuex grade Dntenisen. bic
man far saGtlht ~ sspiuneR bottle. Die Be-.
tbsilisuns bisb ~ ssrtus, uub, aaateu. Capt.
6ist bis fat in ben @inter binttn sewartet aub
bon sinsr @u&e aur antern tsm Mbmarl& Der
Grpseitien sssbttbsn, @ie bic 9iiafil&m a,re.
pbstsn son sinsm %Sabrbunsert gum aute.n tas
tauisnsiabrss @et&. fab CT f9 stnStbiet, .nslid
sur& sins tur3e Rot, ~ trlaren, sae TER 3ua
aufseseben psrbsn.
Die GrHa,une lautst;
rDt yeaup Stsns Grsestipu 1T in au,r a.r,,
(bur@ uns nit l1eberetnRimmuns Der nc tilbtub.u
@aeaf&afD Der @e~at bsr rmaanbe set&tn,,
bic ID seiu&te, atsr aabss Stanbe ssar, ~ e.
bsrri9sn. sertast. @trt I'D piessr serlammeIr
NIT ~ sia mtbr 2eutsn, alS ~ tstltltsm fte6sr
w,rbeu> am IS. nd9aen Mai. nm an, 20. al.
,ussb;n.'
Die ttsbsrissa Ritsltebs. ser dsmpasuie Il.
llarsn abrissas 3ersu GisL, has &c veretpta
tleiten unt fir btt Grpetttieu bee ad9Ren SAB
res etue1 &sy,a btlten wsrttn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-09-09

COUNTY OF RAMSEY.
IN p R.OBAT ECOURT.
Special Term, tug. Is, 1865.
IN THE MATTER OF THE EsTArEl
JAMES CARROLL, DECEASED.

JAMES CARROLL, DECEASED.
On reading and filing the petition
Of Patrick Carroll, praying for reasons
therein set forth that letters of adj
ministration on said estate may be
granted to him: i
II is ordered, that Saturday, the
esd day Of September 1865, at ten
o'clock in the forenoon, at the Office
OF the Judge of Probate in ST. Paul,
be assigned for the hearing of said
petition, and that the heirs at law of
said deceased, and all other persons
interested in said estate are required
to appear at a session OF the Probate
Court, then and there to be holden,
to show cause, if any there be, why
tho prayer Of said petition should not
be granted.
r. F. CRowELL,
II Judge of Probate.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-09-09

SIN bilisen 0afbse Store" pOn Rnor
9aylor, 10 bena&ri#tiet uns petr permann
Sadfer, ter iusurtemmfues ssuti&e Glers tsr
paubluue, IL bas N1erneut1s uub S&Snfe an
perbf~aartu ansstummtn u. CUR &uI&t tsreit.
Das 1dtere tarabtr In Ter %u3tise Der na&fsn
Huuluaer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-09-09

o. Sa >em st. SoltPb 8atiea3asft tsfas.a
I'D sesean6rhs IS 0atftustater; BE Massa.
ben ses Ssfttats sSbrtab ~ le4ieSbe1 GtssAl.
iabrs bskseu 4sz0t. bs GtMa3me1 @so33,
1te &all1ls2 &leratsee1 elis BE Gt1xatmsa
III Etss $40,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-09-09
Mnsr'S
0berrD @eetpta

ha1 p%eltberutn,te ScIlHntttei g.
.9uften. Grfaltune, bsetnaeaa&
~e6wintfu6t ut,b fur stltoe=
runa son S6miubIu9a-
gen, bic f1h faon sm
0Or9erIdten Sta
btuIn Der RranF5
belt beHnssu.
Tas Electoral it - lauss setranbt a@'
uut bat II ausemstus Wns,tsnnuas aeYl.
ha6 hT nur ufttis baben, tem sput.i'II.
Gerf@eruns au sstea, bab itiae Sualitai {
IL, pte te aus0r, unb eaB man f9 ais -
,e1laKen tam. hap Is tisfsltsa auren bsS:rFl- !
k&btI. 50
epberettet pSa =
Or, 3. g., Hper s Co..
sratttf&s Tub anaIstti&e atsnass
2ppell, Maff.
81 babsa ktssau tst auss 9svsstfe@,
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Mfuf

ms IN MiAatl pssIer aus Iurts1.
Ky len? Isrlsl,s war 5ratsr Ginnotner son
3btiasS @its in Ninusleta une fva ib iest in
Ohio aufbaltsu, no feline Gamilie Wpbnt.
@-Sttr Wedlslbl6ttes lnt sebstsn ~ CO.
piren. p FJelept Grtrltin,
"a Gbilaep CITY. Minn.
mebrsrs 0ttrer Nnp 2shrerinnsn wsyesu fir
Nv bic tsu.ld .snslilhs GhnIe in ct, Yaul
ssFu3t. I'm utter a%nnstmbarsn SsbinaunSsn-
sartH psm l.. Gnubsr al III tuuairsu. R&bers
Nasfunft sisbt ". &re6. :
f$t}sl 9erlnmNt.
i CUTE Carpenter uut 2 ~ 8aparbei, aaali.
Esirts CUTE Mrtsits, ISnnsn lobnsISe Selai IfiS-
uns srhatter bel ubam &eael,
27O. 49, MinneaepliS.
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Der 4nortm bey 9nDtaner ant fort
setee.-2aatvSSltA tsrtttes sts fbsr tta an
"a. Mus. aattssbalsaxss HG terSsstdaes astBt.
8iee aa9 aasr g~srreipssesnl an ben setsay
Civ RestRss,. sis tslst,
DER ansr6 Sefaab an %. sss ttsa t.ap'
aad. Die pasel warm nit 9astaassa. Sts Ne
fart. Die @slt4ts1 warm yaf9 rutst. 0sstbE
uub bas 0ett9t ts1ann tsfsrt,' htemMt 9aSta'
uer Cd ttaier ben ptsaa se.eedtsa. Ben Vie.
fem Serted aas f4sfe1 he Sabiaaes aaf be
Ssltatsa xat ber erfe btsftItss, ber sssssntes
autst, tsbielt eiaea vfstl, Der s 3su sisfsia
ittae &ette eintraue. Der 1ttl Sasts bsraaS.
ssl91ite1, alicia h. 8erbastste xtst asstsa.
Der 3psite erbielt etasa Gltntsuia1t II BE
eunse. n. staea vfel titf ebsu bsstbtn.. Ct sssss
tot tn's Sort sstraesa. Gin Detter ttlara 81.
neu 1feIi&u6 hurd ben 6densel aat mebrtst
artbtebe auf bta 2epf. Ct Sirs s~eusiea.
Der &usrtf pas>e mebrmah stssestsh. ab.r
isttsnal abssialassa. GsIaa ~ serf&iessnea
aeaesatrts .. Raas steea Mann. III pel9tna
Bon Sxttln uub RtaevnG etsan& sema&t was-
BE-. Gen 9ustanesa SeIaas es. mttsest 1fesbe
~ entfabrta. tesslet9ta bsa&tea Re ttrt asbtta
fort. bertn Fe etae bttrd&tltde aniatI batteu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-09-09

Staetrdtbli@es. Der S~tabtf@asmsi'
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tsr s emmittts fir @itttl v. West CUR 8tri@tsr-
tattuuB lbsrssbtu.
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smil9en Der Meneota. Giitnbahn uue st. paul
tsrRsasntes Boot bspiaist, fir feline @inneiuta
Slug Ycets tasessI tie bistsriee %Qanbunsstars
belaGsn. J
Die Qinuatuten sss Stastalta!esn fir voIt-
s~sttrafsn mar aussvst9nst. Wom IL. &rsut
tis gum 2. Septsmtsr tettussn ie $410.
Die 0pmmittes, Der ser Mntras ter @tabtsi.
isubabn- @sfsai&aft CUR 8sri&terfattuns iber.
uisisa p9rtsn, tsri@tst seeeu ben antrae. ~sl
il biz ssrlanett Gabrssbubr p,n 10 Gents ~
bct sefunetn.
Sir Die Observation-Disclosures ~ GbYea hes
Bsnsyal ut tpurtsn eer @taet He&uun"
ssn in 8stra8e BON S400 sinssvsiHt.
uint Na0t &s&nunsen purosn aubsstsm
sinssrslht, tsrsn BsaatluuS tis auf @sittres
|,psr{4pbsu wu1bs, bis IS i& berausReQt, Oh Der
eta stiaas i'm Stante II, tieft 8e&nunssn ~.
6ssab!eM. .
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-09-09
6ro6es GOmccrt,
Worsen, Senntan
IN UemSber8'S 9arten.

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