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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-27

EhsbT-SAndzaky, Hsnsas2 Newark RAllrood, 70
Mangfsld, Mt Vernon, Newark, EaEesVtiiss
&c.
Orsgfline-PIltsburEh, Fort Wayne Chicago EAls
road TcreGt, Upper Sanduaky, Delphos, limas
Fort WaTns, Laporte, Chicago, &C. NG.s and
East for Hanzneld, Wooster, Haaelon, &c.
Grafton and Hallsiontane Ralroad Line. ior ArioDa
sPoiis, Ierre Ha1te, Ninoannoas ETznsViies
Louisville, Cairo, 81. Louis. a.
DeleWAre-With spriuRfsid Branch ior Springfield.
O5lumbus-Littls Mani Columbus, and AS1ia
Railroad, foE 1snLs. DAYTON, lndianapoll1i
TsFre Ha1ts, St. Louis, Morrou, LOTeiano. lnd
Cfncinnafi and with be Ono and MiIIiIdpI1
Bailroad 81 oinaills6 Or LoutsTiile, EEAnf'
Vflle. Cairo. Sc. Loutsi and all poilts on tla
Ohio River.
Ohio Rsilroad for ESs ark, Ea2sG.
vile, WhOeIing, a.; O1lnmbus, Pioua lnH
diana RAILROAD for Piqua, UrbanA. iEe-
iSsrEOr Tickets 70 al potnts and Information apgg
at the Pessengar BtAtiOas and q l1iou 11ees once
-nls5siand. 90 q. ~. snrarlntsnasnl.
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GIntaing.

WE WILL SILL, FOR THE NEXT
w Thirty Days, ouI heavy stock Of SURTOUT
0VERC0AT5 and SAt & 0YBRCoAT5, at COST.
A large stock Of BusiI suits, DngiiHh " sIking
Coats, sack Coats br X Frock Coats, and Fancy
Cashmere Pants and Vests, at greatly reduced
prices. We will give 'eat bargains In Under Gar
ments and Gents Fur .shing Goode.
Our Custom DepaTtI snt Is now complete IN every
particular. 8. MANN,
deeI6 162 sur rior st., opposite Bank ct
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Gaamisstaa WerFaa1ts.

:. EHAzoHR, N, aaEUnT
g. v. aARDHR, = ,-5-Irrv
THAToHKR GARDNER BURT 8
BTORAsaE AND PRODUCE
OOMNIBsIOG HEROHlNFs.
Onos and WArshoa md 70 Msrzin strsst.
OLEYELa k,0HIo.
Propristors Of ths A-.H UNION RAILWAY
SHIP AND CANAL GRAIN ELEVATOR5, {ad-
Joining the New Freight Depot Of the O. O. 30.
Railroad %. on MsrWln street. having g storage
capacity. two hundred and Afsy thousand buhbslI
Of Grain.
DEALERs LE-Grsin, Flour, Tish, Highsiaes,
Pork, Lard, Butter, sesds and Ocuntry PrOduos
ReneralY.
Agents for "saIt Company Of Onondzgs." ssli
sold always at the Company prices.
salt Water Lime and Grain 70 be shippsd onthp
Q. o. 4 o. O. 7. or o. & Z. Rsilrosds and taoif
oonnsoeonsB delivered IN Car Lots Free Of DTsysgs
-PToPerty received by Railway, Canal or Ves5sl,
Ior sale o. shipment. VIII give personal attention
% the parohase and sale Of Produce and asrohAn.
diIs on Commission.
LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES rasds On Al
Oonngnmsnta. We Are prepared 90 reoelTo and
Ship BY Canal, Lake or Raj, without oarta4el
9rind-stonss, Marble, stavss, Lamber and Cc1rss
Ereight8 Of ~ kinds, having the only DerrickB IL
the City ior ths trlREfeF OF heavy Freights
- Rs.sE 70 Banks and BuElns1 Man generally
luna1a.pQT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-27

~ IsS-s. w1srEa iEEAza1zrs2. so.-s.


Qa and aFtsr noadss, Oct. Elat, 1854, Passenger
Trans WI Ie1gs CsFalk1d - fnlloEB Bandags ex'
S.iaA'H.-OnISAGO EXPREss.-StopE at 5srsa.
f3rsfton, Obsriin, WakamAn, HOrEaIk, Monroe
WIG, Bells Vue, Clyde, Fremont and MINORS,
and aTTiTEs n folsdo q u r. n, Chicago at
u:80P.H and Detroit - R.E.
a.f9 ?, NV ESfEBH nAIL.-5tDps - ~ 1t1Lione
% SoufhsEn DiYiHion, and Arrives a Ioieao e
T3F.n-; Chicago st $50 A =. and Detrois 81
An ,oP-n.-HORrHRRH p MAu.-Ssoss 81 Al 5tas
fions on Horthsrn DIVISION. and erTt7es ~ sa1s
issp p. T-hiaHT ExPREss -5soPs - 9rAf.csS
NOrEal MonrosTtllo, Clyde an1 t-3Dont, enc
srrfvsE eE Toledo 50 - A. - 0hicagD ~ u =
PM and Detroit ~ 500 A. Il
OOEHHOTIOHss
Connections Aro maze at HoEToegie vita Lho e2fa
GusEy. Aalsfeld Neg,aTk R. Ri q Oly1s gith she
Ssudusky Dayton & Cincinnati b B.; - Erenont
Vjth the Framoat indiana 2 &; and e Totod5
with the Michigan Southern Northern Indiana a9a
ToIsHo a Wabaah Railroe6H for Ch3cAgo, Dstrqfl
Jsckson FoIt WaFns, Logangport, LafaSetto Oatrs.
Alton ST. LO1is, and Al POINTS West, Northwest as
Trains arrive tn OlsSolGDd from Tolsdo ane -
West ct go A. h, 2:o5 ?. 4, e.d SEQ 2 = sEo3
| BAndusky st q:l5 A. =. L. D. kuoAsS' e1p~
! fns--le-d ~ % lel
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CLEVELAND, COLOMBU5 . GIN.
OOIHHATI AILROAD,
Isaa-6. WINTER ARRAHQEM8HH. L9oA-a.

lat Train-sgO6 A, M--OINOLHNAfI EXPREsss
Stopping At Grafton, Wellington, New Loo
don, Shelby, Orestlide, Gallon, Gtlead, Oar
ID Frsln-z:ss P. M.-6Co0a noDAFIOE.-stoEs
at al stations, and arrives in Columbus - sss
?. n. Cincinnati 3.61 A. n.
"a Trains-i050 P. M.-HIGHf KIP RESS-5topp5nl
st Grafton, Wellington, HeR London, shelbg,
Orgstine, Gallon, Gissd. OardiEEtcr and Dels
AWARE.
Trains lsavs Columbus at 40 and 10 - Az FH.
arrive IS Cleveland 9af0 A. n, snd 9: 80 ?. Es
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New York 4 Harlem Railroad.
NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
TWO RXPREss TRAINS DAmY-

u fHNWO n04 lAAoO 4DaALAD OA1H1-
Sundays excepe1d.l
AoRGING EXPREss, leaving Lrsy at 9sI6 A.
n; from Albany IS Huoson River Depot st 8.3a A.
n, arriving st New York at 1so9 ?. 4.
AFTERNOON EXPRESS, lsaSine Troy At asOO
2. H; from Albany st Ss15 ?. H.. arriving as New
1ork e. $50 ?. H, connecting with express trains
for PhilAdslPhis and Yashington City.
The Cincinnati Express from BuiiAlo coansets
With the s:S6 at Albany for New York By the Hsr-
lem Road.
For the better accommodation OF the publio, a..
raIgements have been made 20 ran the trains %
the Hudson BiTer Railroad %. and those OF the N
z. and Harlem Railroaa o. as difIersnt hours nom
Albany and Troy. nH
Nee ocrI of as bess ooasspoioa Snd most convent
ent tor the Ezs OF pAssengsrI have bean placed on
TIE HARLEE Road
Passengers viii be Eickstsd and BaEkags checked
over this road diroot 70 New York b the Central
B. B. Co., and ell oonnsctlnR tines North and Wet
picksts Of ths Hudson River kailroad Co. and Of
this %. viii be received By sither road and Bag
gAgs checked oy sishor Company win be delivered
IN New York without change Of checks.
Nov. I'd, 1854 =. A. CHAPLIN. Suplt
FORD B. GRzEE Advertising Agent no8&Rs
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8aIIEaaae.
CLRVKLAND AKRIB RAILROADI


1855. WWZR ARRAHGMHUT. ss,
On and Aflsr Monday, oot, Sls,. lsss. P.-snp-
Trains VIII run as lnLlOE8, l3undayl sxcsptsd)f
EEAVH OLEVHLAFD:
9s50- A. A.-DA1 EAPkE1a HRAIN-StoppinE AZ
WIlOughbT, PatnagFille. Madison. .GsnsTa Ash-
tabula. Oonnsa1t AID GiraEd only, and arrive 4
Erie sf In ?. H., DunEirk 3;45 ?. n, Budaio
s:25 P. M-CIEOIHHAT1 NXPBEss-stoppinza A.
PainesYfIs, AahtAbulA and GirArd only, snd ars
Alo l0.oo p. 4 = a.Ht ..|
500 I; NJ NAIL AND AOOOMneDAT1OE-
s9sSRelng - Al stations and arrive at Aris e.
800 2. M--AIGH1 ExPRES5 IRA IH-Stoppinr a
Ealne1Fnlas Aadta5ula and Girnrd only, and
arrives at Ira a. I2;f0 n n Tlrrsf-f mn
A. H. Buffalo % a n -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-27

An persons purchasing SO 90 worth Of Goods
viii b' entitled to draw enc of the above Gifts;
$40 90 worth, two Gins. and so On.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-05-09

the character &c tie men sent South
10 reorganite the chaos Mr. Beech
er replied 10 him lhat when the South
accepted lhr old Constitution again as
Their c,.dr. ard bowed its auii..lave.
r, ameudu ht in true loyall there
was hardl, anything thai lh North
would not grant. Bat, bee added. we
may iusist on making aa eSsmple OF
soint the lead - 10 treason" Gov.
Aiked is a courteous, kind-hea' ted
gentleman Of The oil SCHOOL. but lacks
both the brains and hr back bone for
a leader in the work of regengaling
his native South Carolina. Seven
thousand Charlrstoniaus have taken
the oath fifteen obstinate traitors, IN
buuernut Uniform, s,lll sit in The old
iail with clenchcd teeth. swearing that
they will die before they will lor.wear
their idoliz.d Davis aud Disunion
Those fifteen fools are all that re.
mains visible OF the vast eoneourse OF
jubllant revt Hers who with demonlac
JOY lore down the Republics ensign
four years ago. l's laIl @as hailed
with carnival OF champagne and
songs. and reckless reycries. That
sacred hAg was restored AMID solemn
services Of prayer AID praise that the
scene in Sumter may we'll be styled
the grande>t religious ceremonial OF
our lime. Ever thine,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-05-09
AYERS
CATHARTIC PILLS

possess so many advantages over the other
purgatiyes in the market, and their superior
virtues arc so universally known, that we need
not do more than to assure the public their
quality 10 maintained equal TO the best i ever
has been, and that they may be depended on
10 do all that they have ever done.
Prepared by J. C. AVER, N. d., q Co.,
Lowell, Msss., and sold by
EQUINOX DRUG STORE. Manchester, and ny @
W SMITH. Factory Potnt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-05-09

WHAT has nEEN poNE wIIH
Boorns Bonr mi. question viii.
IN all probability be as ~, at secret
hereafter a. lha, co eerning v no wss
the execaiioner ol Charles !, o Eng.
laud. a correspondent Of the World
writes from Washington regaung the
matter 81. follows:
Yesterday the Secretary Of War,
without instructions Of any kind com.
mit'ed 10 Col Lafayette c. Baker. Of
the secret servacr, the stark corpse Of
J. Wilkes Booth The ,ecre, service
never fnlfil.d its volition more secret.
y. What have YOU done with the
body Z said | 10 Baker That Is
known, he answered. TO only one man
living besides myself II Is gone.
] will not tell on where, The only
man who knows is sworn TO silchce,
Never ill the great comforter comes
shall lhe grave Of Booth be discover
ID. And this Is true. Las, nigh, the
9th Of April, a small row boat re-
ceiyed the carcass OF the murderer
two men were in IL; they carried the
body of into the darkness, and out Of
that darkness il will never return.
In Tie darkness. like his great crime,
may i remain forever, impalrable, IN
visible, nouedeseript, condemned TO
that worse than damnation, annihilia.
ton.
The river bottom may ooze about
it laden with great shot and drowning
manacles. The earth may have open
ed TO give il that silence and forgive
ness which man will never give its
memory. The fishes may swim around
1t. or the daisies grow white above !. :
but we shall never know. Mysterious,
ineomprehenssble, unattrinable, like
the dim times through which we live
AMI tbink upon as il we only dreamed
them in a perturied fever, the assss-
sin Of u nations head rests somewhere
in the elements, and that 10 all but if
the il the indignant seas or the pro-
famed turf shall ever vomit this corpse
from their recesses, and il receives
humane or christian burial from some
who do not recognize it, let the last
words those decaying lips over utter
ed be carved above them with a dag
ger, te tell the history of a young and
once promising life: Useless ! USE
less 2
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-05-09

PRESIDENT JohNsoNs BROTHER.
"A gentleman, who, after years
confinement in rebel prisons, was LETT
behind in the npper story of the Col.
umbia, ) G., Jail, by the rebels when
they evacuated that p ace and libsrat-
ed by Sherman, whose army he ac-
companied on lis subsequent mach to
Goldlboro narrated IN our hearing,
at Washington, the other day, the fol-
lowing incident:
Al some point on the m lrch, Fay
etieville, we believe, an old couple,
man and wife, in the shabby dress OF
the poor whites of the South, and with
countenances smoke dried aud stain
ed with tobacco juice, made their ap.
pearance at the headquarters OF the
general commanding the column or
division, and when hey succeeded in
getting attention, preferred request
for q "pass to Washington" The fol.
lowing dialogue followed:
"Whai do you want pass to Wash
ton for y
Old Nan--I want to see my broth
or there"
"Who is your brother 2"
"Well, / reckon you'ns has hearn
tell OF him. He's indy johnson, Vice
President of the United States"
THIS reply caused some astonish-
meat; but the strong likeness Of the
old man to the Vice President, which
now became apparent to all, confirm
ed his statement, and all became sat-
isiied Of It's truth. In the course Of
the inquiries it came out that the old
man could neither read nor write.
NO more could Andy, gentlemen"
said IIs, "whrn We we're young men.
HIS "ilt taught him"
And why didn't your wife teach
you" vas the reioinder.
"Well, General, said the old lady,
II coudpt never read nor write my
s.lf"
Ilis was accepted AS satisfactory,
probably. Mr.. aud Mr.. johnson were
gwen he pass, We believe; bur We
haveni heard Of lhrm ii Washing
ton. lneir brother !. 9ow Tue bou-
ored head ot The Nation, and The whole
occurrence aho,ds -omewIIat otrik
ing comme.iay on democratic insll.
tutions.--B Bacitngtoa Free Press.
A late prominel southern lead,r,no
many days ago, said 10 a company Of
northern gentlemen at Richmond:
ave are defeated yes, II you plea,e,
we are conquered. Look at our con-
ditlon. Our rich have become poor,
and our poor beggars. Our soil has
been made desolate by eoniendin1 ar
mics, till there are no crops in the
ground, few houses Gt to live in, no
fences, and 40 timber 10 make any
no cattle, 20 horses. 10 railroads, no
locomotives or rolling stock, no steam
boats, no -four mills, no cotton, no
tobacco, AID no food that is available,
save as sc get Il from your commits
sarlal. la single uight our cuFren-
cy perisbed 10 our hands, losing even
lie pnIim i've cents on a dollar. |
know families--yes, families hsreto.,
fore comfortable. and even rich--s ho
~ouLI thank you tor supper of cora
meal."
As Illustrating the feeling in New
Yotk among the lower classes Al the
death 81 President Lincoln, il is stat.
ed by one d the Police Commission
err, that during The past week there
have been fever arrests for drunken
nc,s aad di.3fde than in any wesk
sinc. y T TX toa .ara o5ar Cos
huas. thousand Pol4.alsgn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-05-09

IL FsAsssAss every fNftasg huFHine a.
MAScHETEE vt
y,....ss = fsf sanusri ifpsia ~}thia thrst noHtAt
Zee sasniasrsszssui a Tslsnf ~ e - a. 80 -
ssf nestes u a. sha q "a s'sf - g "a D
~ s.,srssa.ss, q q Il tafs.ss
- gsgsf sisssalissss aHii. ~ sfFsArsgut ~ ga'f
stisss ths pstlssu sFst e e. a. -
psynasaik nlxs ~ aslif - rasA - asasfEisf %
ssssiy = o. Fvstlsbs4 v taauY AwvHt shasF naF,
ses.ssss IA - issi ttias shete rstsiYa St y s.
AaswasasaA "A tAsa esrs
CHAEIKs A. PIERCE. Patltsss
L MUAsoa. EAsios
Terms for Advertising.
ut tasss tAss sss vps maze ssssfs)
awiAwlsw 3m en- ~
sHuss o. les, oe i.gt, 400 s.sol sol sg
sesass Iat i.k9 ace t,e0. 500. e0.
I.gema aoo eco. s.o0 s.Qo'ia19leos
4 se4ums go .g8I0.eeis.fg e % - %
| sslsmn io.vo "a oelis.oeiso eost.oaso o.
rv.sty vsy sest aAvsAss 80 ~ ttuvs rates ~
h. ssssF-I ~ lersi s1fesashe
Fas ssssheT sftAsertAeas inast y t'aft ~ ~ ~
.a,.@tt,.yvN.ss - hey NtA - cguHnae8 Natal Qf
S.r,a ess Y.. Esssoes y i4bffstiuns kss,nss
a. 1As~s taaasaAeMs. o. ~ u seat ~ mAai iAe
asssy nsfi seeompanf ias 9faFf
-. fSlis-tae AGkSTs ars saisofiisa e rs,slys
s,kexstpsizoa give Fv<lpta Asa transact ssef sAfi
ssss y sshslf n IA 4ogAsAts
DAVID CRufrT. Aflihgtoh.
KflwARD AfLEswoKTH. Eass Ariingioh
CT YOUNG. west Ariingtoa,
q N RYkEs Dorset
STEPHEN CIRCUIT, Essi Dorset
goHs cEETis Hafih Dersei
sF MAD. . wARSER, LsndgFors
1.stsI, 1AhS useAiI a Rsper, sna we,t Rupert
a IL pESIo. fssi EntFft
* d BACuN. seAdsFiaad
VI sAssETT. sAadghts
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-05-09

IMPROVED TRUSS. for sale i9
IL sGEORGE TUTTLE NJ. y
iSo Factors Point
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A Tnp TO Fort Sumter and the doom
"a City
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-05-09
NEW SKIRT FOR 1866.
THE GREAT INVENTION OF 1HEAGE IN
HOOP SKIFl S.

J. W. BkADLEYs New Pahr DUPLEX Ell.
Lllsll1 tuf doubi,l lAlAG hiAs
sLsts BADLY e tAi1 tte !. j.
Westf f.1 lElf-A rs 500 MAJ FAC
z AEte d Na4a1eers ale ~ sd -aee sts.
New ltgE
III! lNFE4 tNA 1olslsi5 Of DgrEly ivol
ti&filt alt l1sEt .sssH40asy bgaI4 btis
aue fifBly ;t.rihsr, s-r. 10 c8Et Il aAiHE TIE
taughes nusi dtaibie Ens ae and Dutabis spting
ever ussd. ibsy seldom Bend o. Break ike The
sineie spriugs, sa4 consequently Preserve their
Perfect and btsutliul Shape Twice Gs Long any
0tner skirt
The WONDERFUL FLKxtHfLITY and Great Comfort
and pleasure 70 any Lady wearing the Duplex Il
pile SKIRT vii be experienced particularly in all
Crowded Assemblies. Operas. Carriages, Rziirosd
Csrs. Church PeNs ARA Chairs for Prone made and
II Hcuse Dress. AZ fht SKIRT ear BE- folded, when IN
Use = occupy small place A. easily ss siik Or
Masls Dress
a .sdy having enjoyed The pleasure oanafor3 and
great oo7yenience 81 wearing The -Dnple1 Eiipite
Stesi spring SKIRT Cor > single DAY will never a.
teryArds willingly dispense with their use. for
Chaieren, Misses ard Young Lsdlea thSy arr "a.
isefiog = al sihsrs.
They ar ihs Beet qnxliiF in Every rATf. snd In.
FHest,nnabiy its Lightest Most Desirable, Csufor-
Labs. And Eo0aannieal @kiri LIVER NAde
F0E eALK ID all Firef Glzss rtafrs In THIS CITY
SOD thruaghoaf The United states and fzHadzs hs.
Eaaa ae echas Arxtoa, souiA America, and lae West
iaaies
FOR THE DUPLEx ELIIPTIC skirt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-05-09

EHisKTHss-Thass wiss.ag nBs se3 q whifk-
sra Lsee aagssl&ete. ~ q bsauitfri hesd Of Floesy
tssf, Sia r.rass reat tbs card q ! THOs. 2. CHAP
14A 3 E1ssssy par e shfs raper
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-05-09

As Illustrating The feeling in New
Yofk among the lower classes Al tbe
death 81 President Lincoln, il is stat.
ed by one d the Police COnmiss.o0.
err, thai during The past week there
have been fever arrests for drunken
ne4 and di.3fde than in any wesk
sinc. n z TX eoa .ara ogar Cos
haGg. =. thousand POt 4.a.soa.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-05-09

- r.s - - - t'' 'v1'lt
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-04-08
Merifbtebene Mepi8ffitep.

Msrb IN Deones-3weiber
MBreer selp n@t .-Nu9 Ter pee.
nee Union erltben nit, boe 3 Yn1oneu,
pom s'nen 2 Sojtpb 1rumtuu unp 70,
tios @tllt beibtn T.. = has oaus sen 9etn
Morris. Der III ter ndbe eer S.x..ss
Seenee, 81 eer 9Qinois Central Babn.
etnen 9roten BbRsavten befSt, trauaeu.
renfe!ber erl&oGen unb tarauf an $3.50
ttraubten. Der Grmorrste bate ,peniae
Gage lupor $4,000 erbalten, mel&e BE
M6rcer iebo& ni@t fanben. @obalp DIE
29bat ru9bar ,purbe, madten f& foalti&
asAsul 400 Mdurer lnr gerfoIeuna Der
M6reer auf, unb Is 9elang ibneH aud,
Que 3 ttnjufanaen. Gtner per S&ufen
btfannte bds Gerbre6ei. Darauf entrie
DE MfnSe )wet beritlben ben 9eamteu,
tabrte fe IN tes 6radib1us Der Central
Babn. Bno biHs Re obne @tiertf auf,
DIR cine biefer tur& 70 fuuauiarif&e
3pn&junM abaefertiatea Sduttea war
Elm besperater 0u.rila, unb ein 0ensHe
<n9u,annS tn perBait8euem CONNER.
erttie BET N6vper murte Ia tas 81,
tdnanit tn' 9ttltYsiat fiber auuttraes
bva9f. Die Std6Yriati Union aAt bat
nthlt&i pea Gtontt.in s&ttteiaa Gauaty,
0ewaltbatei aQer art an Der I~aaesorp,
nune fnp.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-04-08
(aus Der .pbiatarbia pr.b" scm ii. @ar,.]
Gin bunpert uub flnftbn MiQionen

Betnate lis Miuipnen ron ter pcpus
laren Nnkibe itno bis lebten Sonnoteuc
untereebra@t tporren unc es tleibeu pa=
pou nur nod so Miuionen iibris. Man
mEue nt&t %ses8eHen, pab pieie pertauftea
Noten ni@t u,tbr gang Swet unb Gin balt
SABRE ~ peren BerfaI ;u laufeu BADEN,
unb bonn bae %pertbsoQe priuileeium IT,
rer nuawanclun9 in a-2Osr 8ones elm
trttt, nel&e ppu, Is. Nuaun 1867 flint
Sabre " lunfen baben. G5 mirp auaez
u,eiu A%eolaubt. tae unier ntuer uno tld<
tiger Sefret6r. 6er MeGuuc9, bas tebi<
.ae III ben, ppblifum 70 befannte populare
@pRem, tie INSTRUMENTATION unter,uz
.trinaen, beaQn1iat. Dober 1T es III per>
uutbeu, tae, no@bem Die iebiae Museabe
pom 7-30cr erld6pft 1T. Der @ertauf Ct.
NET ueuen Aussabe stfulaen miro, tpelde
cine ldnoere n.i' .u lauisn baben trereen,
ebe Re ras tuerber,. ebe lie tas ms..--"".
1rtptleatum 3ur 1mwanrluns in 5-2Oer
@oncs erlanQen t5nnen. Die pom Con-
Sye6 jest autborif1rlsn iedShunpert Mil,
ltoueu iuerpen %mabrldeinli4 iopiel ale Be-
BON ben 8ertdufen Der 7-30er
aMleite aufaebra&t une in tret oter pier
Don aussabeu = luse 100000
0GQ ober 150,000.0W jepe - tineetbeilt,
N~nSenos,uiel MN. baB bic erfte Serit pop
bunbett unp finfta Wiuieren etn Saby
!pdter. ole bic olte Myssabe. fdQis iei 'unb
omit fortaefabreu wlroe, bnb itee tpeilere
5erie perfeulett fin Sabr ipdter ais BE
lprtrstbense wdte, 70 fSnaie. trenin bic
Snlater Der antetbe bei Perfeq opsae,
fetn peuten. raS @elo' tur9 Gins
pom tnnern Steuern unp eneera
lutuea aufstbra&t :petren. Der Sub.
ttteente.asent, f& teu,lbent, 70 l&neu
stt nsslt9 Die iettse slusaabe unter,u.
tQ jebo& bauit nt&t iasen, bab
. tetne Observation-Disclosures eeben per< |
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bsr se.brenn.n. als ii eiepdnre berg)an.

W. VssVtsuIvVs 0to ~ w paUce cevyQuS
ices fallen 1oue.
Als Elm 8siipisl ssn yieltn bsben pir
bier bic 3eraSvun9 peS Gi9sntbunS 30
rei6eu pfanlers Or. @oftni6 bespor.
Dtrfelbe bate cine pra&lpole planta1e
NIT 5pet f&6nen 6errenbdultIn unp ii,
mem Aanjen Dorfe pom @tlape1battsn.
Cine wunoerf&6ne parianlase. pit teineu,
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sab bic 8obnune bieles Sunfers. aver
iut Nu iparer bisle 9errli@tsiten pom
Sberuan's Solbaten ptrrrQfet. unb
eas Snnere ber junterli9en @obnune
bot einen befremrJt@en slnblid: Die
t6hli&ien M6teln la0en 1uftreut unb
3etbro&en umber Yiaaos sune Mele.
teone, etn Geleeepp, pra@tM|&e uub
Stdble, .@opbae, Ieppt@L BIDDER Sc.
ntdlce paren unter einanper 9eIporfen unp
bileeten eiu buntes unp tptrres @emenae.
Yetnabe jeper per Soloaten lu@te Gd Elm
"Mneenten" bort aus. bic @ebiloeteren
nabuaen Bidder aus ber l15nsn, aueerle<
ltneu Btblt,tbei ober eines Der toRbaren
0emdlpe. 8eim Nb3uee Nedten un(e.e
Soleaten bte 9errenwobnun9 In Branb,
unb balp ftano pou ben baupteebduli@.
tetttn 10 gut wte uidbts n1ebr.
Nur pte Ne9erbltten purbe1 In Der
Nt9el reri@ont. Inter ibnen fanben bic
9eii&tt8teu Sumter unb ibre pornebmen
Jamilien ipdter Elm Sbpad ; unp an
Naum miro es ibnen bort 4tfebleu, "a
ibntn 10 mander fribere Bemobner Die.
let eleneen 6ltten. pel9e bic 6rau 8aro.
min uno ibre Io@ter frlbsr rur nit 3u>
asbaltsner Nale prtr oar ri6t tetrtten
bdtte. frsimiQt9 bur@ i.inen Nnl9lub an
Sberman'6 Deer plaB 9euabt bat.
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et, "a 6er Meeuuo4 Obne 3peifel eut,
.9e'ctn uirb, tab ben, golfe erlaubt fcin
lou, leine Sutieriptionen In aemobuter
Welle iort3ulsBen. nur pab bic 8srfau;eit
tfr lpdtsrln Nue8aben nnldoben perreu.
Wande rDercfn bisie gerfauc su elmer
fvdbern 3eit germ ieben anbere, pie elmer
Mbsli6feit elmer balciesn sluinobme ocn
tiinsenrer Minse entsesen lebsn, rereen
pie lansere 3eit pes g~aufena pouistsn.
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Der Mutttun sslu 4, porauf in
lQbarlefou bic Stlaptn pettapft 1rlrp,n,
wrtpe pe41 4tfon Attrd&t, 100 Il Ten
atelttoatesns ass HstntrtdBtt pteutn-
ioQ. Da6 IT etner Der bttea GinfdQe,
wide BE asmsfs i eebatt bat.