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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-08-09

THE PRICE OF GoLD.-The Ne,o York
Herald says that there is at present strong
feeling among the gold operators in Wall
street for a rise in the premium on coin.
The argument is this That the disburse-
ments of the national treasury will pletho-
rize the money market, and, as there is no
national loan now to absorb the surplus, a
demand will be created for gold for the pur-
pose Of boarding until such time as another
government loan may be authorized, which
cannot take place till Congress meets in De-
cember The increased importations have
also tendency to raise the price under the
anticipation of a foreign demand On the
other hand, it is held that the Government,
with surplus of twenty five millions can
at any time prevent rise by throwing from
two to five millions upon the market, or any
amount sufficient to break down the opera
tions and anticipations of the bulls
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-08-09
The Indian Question.

Its known that on the First of September,
a great council of the Indian tribes will be
held at Fort Gibson to settle their future re-
lations with this government. Thirty tribes
will be represented, and it is believed that
more than seventy-fve thousand savages
will be present, including Greeks, Choctaws,
Chickasaws, Seminoles, Camanches, Osages,
Senecas, Shawnees, Pawpaws and Chero-
KEGS. Gen. f. B. Heron, of Pittsburg, is
one of the Commissioners on the part of the
United States Government. There will
doubtless be much deliberative discussion.
The Indians will smoke solemnly, talk
sententiously, promise earnestly, and in due
course Of time resume their favorite diver
sion of the scalping knife, and be gradually
exterminated as they deserve to be. This
is our view Of the Indian question. Chron-
icIe
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-08-09
Bennett, of the New York Herald is very

Bennett, of the New York Herald, is very
anxious just now to be regarded as prophet,
in having predicted that the Government
would conquer peace. But at. the out
break of the war, the willy Scotchman de-
posted 800, ,000. in gold as a capital to fall
back on, then Believing that the Govern
ment would go to pieces. How many more
are there like Bennett all over the land, who
at first believed in the power of the traitors,
but since the people have conquered, have
rather suddenly become very patriotic
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-08-09

They have had SO much rain lately in Il
hnois that the papers are beginning to in
quire whether there is to be repetition of
the shower which lasted for forty days and
nights. Railroads are being quilted, bridg-
es washed away, travel delayed, and busi-
ness deranged, and The Illinois State Jour-
nal says that the whole crop of the State is
badly damaged, the wheat is sprouting in
the shock and thereby rendered worthless,
while the millers have improved the oppor-
tunity to advance -four 81 25 per barrel.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-08-09

TROPHIES OF TIE WAR-The Rebel guns
and ordnance stores captured at Richmond,
great in numbers and quantity, are now in
course of shipment to Fortress Monroe and
points further North. The guns comprise a
lot taken from Drury's Bluff, of the Arm
strong pattern, but made at Richmond AL
SO rude brass pieces of Southern make, and
quaint old French guns which were. stored
away in Government arsenals, and which
were brought forth to do service by the reb-
el authorities in the hour of need
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-08-09

The population of Newbern, N. c., is in
creasing at the rate of ten thousand year.
The city before the war. numbered about
5000; it now numbers about 10000, which
makes it the largest city in the State.
This rapid growth is owing to the enterprise
and wealth of the Northern element. Two
new daily papers are to be started in New
bern this fall. which will make three
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-08-09
Richmond Rebellious.

The serpent is scotched, but not slain.
Treasonin Richmond is crippled in he..hesh,
but strong and active in the spirit. There
is not enough genuine loyalty in the city to
give it a remote flavor of the Union senti-
ment. All the municipal elections prove
this. The indirect menaces of the press
show it. The manners of the people evince
it. 1t matters very little what these obdu-
rate people feel, so that they are not per-
mitted to make their malice efficient The
Government has yet the power to prevent
subdued but unrepentant traitors from af
fecting the policy of the country or shaping
its legislation. A time will come when it
will be debarred from interfering, unless
there is downright revolution. So much
the greater reason that it should noao act
with becoming sagacity, frmness and vigor
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-08-09

The Reralds Washington special has the
following: The object of General Butler S
recent visit to Washington proves to have
been to secure the pardon of Mrs. Slocum
and other ladies of New Orleans. The par
don was obtained on Friday, and General
Butler left for New York on the evening
train. He was unable to obtain an interview
with the President during his stay.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-08-09
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT PRI-

VATE SALE.-The undersigned offers for
sale, his house and lot Market street. in Clear
feld-a desirable residence for small family.
Also, town lots, known the Brick yard lots -
clay to make from 400, ,00G to 500, 600 brick. For
further particulars and terms apply TO
Aug. 9, 1S65-3m-p -pd. WM. JONES.
n B. Two stoves are also for sale.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-08-09

Arebel soldier recently returned to his
home in Marshall county, Mississippi, and
found that during his absence his wife had
been married to another. man. He killed
the interloper, and shot the woman in the
arm, and supposing that he had terminated
her existence, blew out his own brains. The
woman has recovered, and, it is maliciously
intimated, is looking out for another spouse.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-08-09

Complaint having been made to President
JOHNSON of General PALMER's Kentucky
eleo ton order, the President telegraphed to
the General, 4 hope you will see the laws
faithfully executed to which the General
replied, 81 will" !"
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-08-09

At Randolph, Wis, on Monday, farmer
Windsor took young girl with him to
circus. Straightway his wife bought some
arsenic. This she inserted into pie, of
which her husband was fond. He ate it
next day at dinner, and that night was past
the region of Irritation
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-08-09
UABLE TIMBER LAND AT PRI-

VATE SALE.-The undersigned is desir-
Gus of selling at private sal valuable tract OF
timber land, situate on Little Anderson creek, IN
Pike township, adjoining lands of A. kratzer es-
tate and Widemires lands The tract contains
289 acres, more or less covered with good white
pine timber which easily be run TO market as
the Little Anderson creek runs through the tract
For further information call on Mrs. h"atzer
living near the land or
j. ELLIOTT KRATZER,
Aug g. 1865 Curwensville, Pa.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-08-09
SALE OF REAL ESTATE OF e. b.
~ A nE(y,n Notin ii hacehy qiYeQ,

- SMEAL, DEC'D.-Notice is hereby given,
that by virtue of order of the Orphans Court
of CIearfeId county, Pa, granted at June Term
A. D. 1854 the undersigned will expose to sale az
wensyilIe, on Friday. the lst day of Septembe
A. d. 1865. at o'clock p. NJ, the real estate Oh
Z. B. Smeal, dec d. being lot of ground TORN
erly with a shop thereon, situate in CurwensSlIe
Borough, bounded and described as follows, VIZ, ~
On the North by the Methodist Church lot, on tn0
East by street running by said church to a n9el.
son creek on the South by an alley. on the we Nes'
by said church lot, being about % feet sausie'
more or less. L. McNAoh,
August 9th, 1855. Au~ i
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-08-09

The cholera had almost entirely disappear
ed from Alexandria, Egypt, and was de-
creasing in Constantinople.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-08-09

At Quebec, Miss Eliza Smith saw man
kill duck, and the sight of the blood pro-
duced such nervous shock that she died In
few minutes afterward
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-08-09
ale,r advertisements.

set large type, ets, ont usual
style oiH be charged double price for
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-08-09

Gold still sells at about l45.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-07-22

Das 8annwortber 6 8 y,
perbeab s.-Dttauntli@ alautte man
III etuer Belt, pae man nur bic @orte:
.aQe guten @etaer loten ben perm" auf
~ f9rtiben brau&e, t,u1 9erer.
unlauberu0 etReyn, ia ben. Sataue6 feba
I'm Gtutrttt ju Serleiben. Gs 8tett Elm
iel@eS8 anntpprt aud f0r ben uniaubern
gttR teS Geppetteabttuu,s. unb eas
Bort tetet IS reibeit." .3Yrobtrt'1,
t@retbt attr Guert 1b0r baS99ort s6rtt.-
((ett.. unb ieber Neutrality-suspicious., ter leitu
Tam, wirb manu- e. earer S@weQe natt,
f& Serdrtes. bas 3ittert, ia &rdmpfe
,tseemmeu, untetren unp lAufen lis ct
& F@er- aa6erbalt te8Dunftretlfs ieneS
t@tedli$tu @pvtes wete.
NaBir. balm einer Bsleg fdr tieie Be<.
bauptuna. ileter' BEN @petteatu,n.er tn
Capitol fanben, BON einer ttef8en 8drs
afrtn eieentdnbta auf etle Iafl 8ei&rte.
ia, Sic Bsrte: rDas g~Rtnneiota Grte,
tas GrfIin8sepfsr beS 8olles ppu Grin,
.ntlstA auf BEN Al!are bet rGrettettw
& DIR 9ebalteur bes nYionesre' init ~
tem 9aale, febt tasG9prt .Greib ett..
unb e. witb fin i&Iedt. Ct 9ett ab
ND i&tnPt an nd@fta Gage n feline.
3dsung wte ETA aotlfpat. ,batabfr, eae
6aS 0ort .Greibttr tetms Gmpfaaa
|teelQresn GeAtneate Il lelsul AeUefen iet,
IFS akffftb 6n6s Shift FIR effffn6 81,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-07-22
Yeuer
@rpcerie u. DrD1ifLnsifDre
s. Spik,

Brain Strabe, nabs 9ua. gnes's pota,
0inntapolis>
IL Nsts nit alien artrn Bon Wea.fn in lstne
9rau&r auf's 8efs perieben unb flint nfbs.sst
fffts CUR differentiation .isinsr ipertbsn aunbsn
~ Elm frilde6 auts5 @las 8ier-B4
au& enpfeblt I'D tss uats5staasie tissnl
bsi'ens gum Ausfertiesa soa
gouma9ten, Iobten|9eine, Neiiep1fsn,
Osses, Mor!sases, Mietbeon,
traeten, usbeyieBer in e!.as
liIasr unb teutIS.s
Spra9e, &C., r.
er ube1nimut aud sis iteberlenevua sou 30.
dttsn nit Merttladsa, 2i9tbitssrn It, ,taa
Dsutl4lent untsr @arentis Big ,iatiasr Mnl,z-
gems herielbtn an itrs WersNe.
Gsrntr s~e1uitts!t sr bic Sssbi.ans aar @er(,-
men aus Der alien Ssiraai nab gmeriFa auf lea
beIten unb b~ilieiten Hsifsrrutsa.
AQe terartietn Bon i'm u~tern0Rmsnsn inf
trGse rseSsn nit GuEerlte1V unttidfeit uab aeo.u
iebr ttQiss 8ersu:uns aussefutr:, uab rirb zoe
Snttrene ieines frsuubl;hsn guftrasasber fe.s
ais ees Sstntss anlsbs' 6. Spis.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-07-22

Gin @IIdSffnb.-Nuger BEN
.Bummers" ~eri(tirte beiSberman6 Nru,,e
aud cine iosenannte neabfod.8 rioapeo,
t. !. Elm CORPS, .pel6es es fi@ aur Nuf<
8abe 9tftQt, f@ Der 4abit6de a!6S once,
III becttnet. UNI i'm G9o6 Der Grte mad
rptt BON ben fa@tistu ReteQen psrtcr>
8enen9 @dben III flblen. gu tis@uBri.
eabe nun aeb5rte aud Ell, peutldes Mit<
8'tec zines uniertr tarslf@ 3u.adeettbrten
@eeimenter, peldes lie Matur nit einen,
lieuli& i9orftn Ause yeritben. Mit>
tels bieltS Organs enttedt ftin 8efber
ttnee Cages auf rem Mari9e in ter Nd.
te einerGen5 bel einem lusten con tengRe>
bellen eerdumten Stdbt&en cine @teue,
an Der cas frtide Grbret4 einen @dab
yermutben ldbt. Gluss itntt f@ bereap,
fcd in ben weiden @runb, f6bt ater auf
etnen barten @eetnfanp, Der lane4 berz
ppr8ebplt unb ais cine &tfe erfannt ,pirp
In Ger id $4,000 IcQars IN Manae
befinben, Die f@ ter SINGER a%netauet.
Das @e'e fol- np6 in leinem 8efb Ittn,
unb Ter Mann 1T unys. teiraz
tbetl
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-07-22

5 Meu u m, IA. Suly.-S bp
fef.- Sn ben Annalen bteier Do4e
baben mir wieberum son eintr1
re@t anmutbigtn Geae su teri9isu. mel.
@es in f@Snter 3armonie perlief, unp
elei9 benz neult9en 4ten Sultfeie unp
Der talnit Y%er5unpenen Beier Ter @runb<
Retnle9unS CUR GurnbaQe, als elmer Der
betteren Mcmtnte In unleremY ienterleten
tetra@tet tpereen muB.
GS 1T btes unler S@ul, unp Su9ents
ftR.-Dtt aultittse unp pirtlt@ beralt@e
9betlnabue, nit BEL. IS besan9er ,purpe,
Jberedti9t %polltcmn,en 3u eeuS4!u6t, ta6
tas 9ntet0e, medes bic btefee8epSltes
r1n8 an ibrem @6ulpeien nimu1t, elm
lidt strinBes, bae eS Ell, inntees lei.
rnp il, peT 1tat ldet fid bies tei elmer
BepSlterun9 nt&t anter5 srtparten, rie
I'D ibres piouterlt@en8 erufeS une bej5en
bewuet If. pab ibre 3ufnunssn or5bten,
tteile auf Die 3utunft unt ban,it 3uolei@
auf cine 3urS a&tiateit beranfrebenbe Su.
8enb 8ebaut Tnb. @obl mag aud bic 9rpet
|9beilnabnle am Gefte gum 9beiI aus tis
mem @efabl BERG efriebi8uu8 nit ben, er>
f@tlt@en @ebtiben unfere3 @@ulmelenS
IN neuerer 3ett b%eruursesanssn fein-unp
In ioftr1 lag rartu cine ebrenbe Ane,teu,
,.une eerieni8en, pel@en Der llrterri&t
elmer II 3ablret&eu9 usenp, BON 100 &in,
bern, arpertraut II, ces9err1 u. perGrau
Stou6.
Der @erlauf bss Gefes lief, Danf Der
Gdrforse Sener. bic f@ nit peKenMrran>
8tru,B beu,dtt batteu, ni&te III tpan(&en
1brta. Sc mar Elm rs9t betterer snbltd,
bic ftflt@ ael&mldte Jusene Ter @tott
an Mcr9m mad tem anlnatbia aeleAess
men Bearlas 3itte1 3u leben, rem Bicyaz
8arten tes perm MaQer, Der feline Rdus
ne unb feline Dtenfte In an3uertenneuber
@etle Jul. ffrtteuD tsppftten @aeQt bate.
Don mattn gun GutpfanG 3ur Bepirtb>
tu8 unb uAterbaltans bic j,pedmdeieRtn
8orterettun8en 9etrcftn ulb taSG.ff 9ez
Ralttte I'D aumdblis il ttueui 9cltsftfe,
Madden. f& bet plab an. Ma@mitas NIT
jablrd&en 9btilnebuiert auatfaM Bate.
&btr e mar rt&t bas ger9ndgen urb
bas @oblstfaaen dletn, mel@eni man tet
btefer@ elesenbeat tuletate. aud erufere
0ebanltn ,purbeh tet bent Nnblid ter
tsfaunaeSoQeu Susenb pa4 eerufeu.
Auf BE 8ebeutuug berS @ale far1 bte al.
eeu.eike @oblfabrt unb fit auiniI.re gu.
tunft. auf bic Notbwenpielsit elmer rt@ti,
eel uap lett8eu6eenpae perfelben, pur.
ot tn ansetaeff eutu@ prteu bee 3errn2eb,
rert 9taut NIB teS &ebalteurs bfefel
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-07-22
Ncuer 9tDrt.
4. 8. 9rismol0,
Gussas- uno Detail. 56ubIsr in
nnnm6- ~ observation-disclosures

j. 3. 9rtsmol0,
Gasras. uns Detail. Sanblsr III
Mann8> It.. &naRentlet6ern.
Sa&eru, aaFmirs, @eRenssusen, unt
alaspus.-1a., Mussn
une 3ubeb6r aur 6erreneareerpbe, &ofer,
5sustien, Mantsliade, untformRatt,
0umuatfrdeen. 4etsrBde unb @amafhen. Ysl,.
mibsn, 8ras'n, banbi&ube, gGFelrSdt
unb Deden.
6eu Saepb Mattbes, teuti1er Glerf.
Bet Gtmarb 8nbler
(TspOt Der uGrpntequeae gum @ptlf4ne,"
9atalOs sratis) 81
1875 8. Glart Str., Gbfcasc, ST.,
1T gu babsn:
rsashf4e Mnleitung, NIT eeriussr MGbe. msntg
6pIten. unb pbne aQe @erlaeue as .gurrit-
tungen bic beften einfa1en Branntpst.
ne auf faltem Wese, fpute boppsl-
ten Branntnein, Qiaueurt,
mittelf @trtanues.G pr-
r!1tun9 auf parmcn
@eae. Gerner
ALE Qlrten
SRtnSsn, tsIonttas iur Experimentation, bts-
s!ei@sn cine berubnte Yun11 = Gfsns,
S&usiaer 6trfhgeif, CHER, Goanac
(Granabranntpftn Brandy. )Num,
auf hin0lt1em Mese III be-
niten.-Vrets so Cts.
SENT BY MAIL.
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~ Ser paul 8asler. Der ebelua<
liee Hotte 6la@bout- Captain BON Garser Co.,
in ben lstten Jabreu ater eineS Der tapfers;.en
Nitoliebtr sss 4. &esiments. bat. aus BENG cIst
;uradseebrt. perm BpH's #ntteil On BEN
@aRriubl~aitsgei&aft i'm Ninneiota > ItaI
auseefau!t unb babtu feline bi:leu Greunte &C.
!teenteit TIN bort ais semitbli@en Mirtt III BE-.
ariben, tpas uoraentli@ bic Reileneeu aus ben
GIben son Ninnefuta ni@t perge1en Ipgteu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-07-22

~ Die p1et5,ttstaasr IN 1iltsn. @Aieea
g., balm su 9ettS lies t1res 4is4e, Raasfas
On. ortssane, Anseetsess, Setl-S eiI & ets
uaidxlbileS RSs9sr, ssbera eine sestetsattsts
trax ytrfatst sees siaea G9stsSdtaalessa
aemads bet, sser stx q ndssr 8s4str e,
sser-2 Res, psSex tsl4st &ttateftttss
usdt nan tsgstel Aafbtt exS 1i4t. N1s bat
Aa.aassfs6es, setter Il etsfs--8setn 90.
10 sIet(k, 3asstsss 0ek1f4att g.
)Jst, ,eits gid 1lsses ~ YaI1fsstsss Ma.
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M~afttunft zee Grstf,ssnti-s- RssSsii;na.sasissftti
nod y aull.zDIaS asGrfe @eai
n,ehtfs. eaS tei# bad aae temB etatlipu
et6en 8ern you Sen t,peni6tH Mitaltsperl
hes Nl.sn Gr1sn Minnefcta @eBimenta
wclhe gum aspeittn Meal Dtfuite 8snon,
tnen, sebilt,t wurcf, sipdter. bur@ friid
ursaniiirte Gpmpat,ten rerpcQtdnbi0t
Meue Grfe &talntsnt. tant am lebte,
Mentaa soN 4ouiasiQe In ct. 4au
an. ErcB BEN, ta6 fem Gintrefen I'M
erWartet ftub erfol9te, rparb i'm Gin tauu
rsntser feietltder @iQtemu,tn, als ben
u3peisn".
Gs mtecer ttiplte G@ ca0tlteGmpfauos,
prcbrana,, Yrceeficn na@ rem 8opttcl'
9swtQtommnune eoieltR NIT &eeen IN,
Ieamabl, Ntmari& ;ur' ptrrn 9anc ans u
Mtfatrt :umG crt. -. :, 49,
Dae Grfs ais Elm ja,A sbsi meiten
arSeefttn Sbeite aug frii@ a%uestbpbtnen
er1 tuyse i3eit int Gclbe belnplider
Syuppen tefsbenpes &e8iment sei0t'
natilrli6 nidt BE iupoiante triessril@,
9altun8 unp Yuuenbete Dre0ur hes alter
! 3weiten, ALIEN eineGrf@etnuna lief bod
bic Spuren per tpenn, aud tur3en @@ul,
ts5 Wattiiden DieniteS ipobl ertennet,
Die @elbt1te beS Meuen Grlen Ne,
siments 1T in per 8lrse folsence:
Bel te6 Musmulteruna te5 Mtten Ct,
fen tonnten aus ben gum nchmaltgen
Gintrttt In zen DienN ,beretlen Oif3teren
une Wanniaaften erare spet Gsmpanten
sebilpft tperpen, Die als .Gries 9attatl,
lion" untsr Gommanto pom Maior Gars
nell am %. Nlat 1864 In @aibineton
eintraf unb ben .plab .beS. alien Grten
i'm 2ten Mrmeetorps e%tnnabu,en.
@ir Fnbsn eas Cite Battalion
auniaf In oct Tront bss @rantl@en
gelaseruns6beeres per YetersbuyAb.
Gtte 8attafue am 10. SUM-. Das
Battalion auf zen re@ten GI1gel Der
Gplonne niuu't urter tefttssm Geusr tes
Getnbes Se1b nun elmer Straee unb
ner3Gaa:t f9.-1nFen Won Serulalem
Ylanf Heap. Das Battalion Fantirt
m'rp nn'er eeeeatenefm Ser1nt 8s5frnns
gen. le.ae Stsaan9 ta raun'en er9a!t
aset "%sr1tartuF1s une nttft Zen 6et'1o
IN lftns @srts a9tu9. @elamlatserluF
III oel WIta'f: aoefe, 26 Wet'plnns
cstf. * NernliBte.
grpeest'pn utter Gen San'es n Gtl'
mrIgen, etltes Srenen teI deep Sotton'
20. SunD, tet Dem Yldntler cine teinb<
'the Sattes'e Won 4 @eldagrf nebt'e''.
-Swe'IeS Stetisn te! Deep Vett0'n,
~. @ns,l eae 8attat'''en eeet af8e1
IelnonWe SWa'3en so:, uhp ut mt et'
mem Serla1t non SOFTEN ane : Ger'
waneeten, "a Is t'1ne l!ntetltttgutl9
stga1t: sln' N9dsua eenetntstrS@sa@t
ee' NeamS Stat'en w. NuB.) pas
9attal4tgn SsIitatt lrlsre tpa1ts''ee
S@!abttti1te, rtT1tnl sttlel1 AbsA Der
ont3 een9tstsueasenetal2M a%stponnet1et'
nnr spet an esn Js'np Serlorene
gelduss. W erle,oet bterbet tncel1e1
etns'' @erIult sen Is gefa11eerer, po''
oenen . III Salteburp punoers itatben.
SrsHtf Scn oataste Nun go. Oct)
aas S%a!'o'1,o1 maat ooo gsta1eers,
trnp rphc nntet1tnBurA 9elallefs uao
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Betm a&ten 9e9iment be-
fnben nd INSTRUMENTATION, ndmli@ awet

S Betm a&ten Ne9iment be-
fnben I'D 3pei&u rtuftdten. admlt@ stpet
GrrebeQen pel@e he &e9tmenteutu1t
biriAtreu. Sci Sobnlons Gopitulattou
aertetben IN ben Befb unitrer &e8ferune
aud lie Nuffinfrunlente ter &ebelen,
reeiuenter unb cine poQadnpises partte
folder SnRruuatnte purbe DOT, bes1 8ten
Reeimeut an~eetisntt. i3rst perRebeuen.
.multsr, bic fd pom ibrfn 96rnern nt&t
trennen lonntet etuBen nit ceuitlten gun,
8tsn 3eetu,ent unb funstrten iettber ale
Dirteenttn Der Muff biefe6 Corps.
Bie ,reniS mSsen bteie Germ beim1e<
gtnp ees 2rieSes erruartet babeI, ta6 fe
beiu, Gnpe tef1elben tines Der fe3rei&en
untoneto.ps mad 9auie blaitr wirpen,
pieQet&t ear sur Melepte
.Well hang JEFF Davis on a sour
apple trse"
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-07-22

sGaIf& nstf&ulbist. -
Der "eotale" Sou Der .Yrtb" bsf&ulbtst
bic Mtt0lteber bes Staptratbs. ,bae tIe
teiut Gmpfane bes G.fen Restuents
tas fdr cen @olpaten aufseii&te GGen
meeaetaptrt, Dem IT aber ni@t 70.
Der @tabtratt mar, wie bic altenM litBlte.
Der ees erReu 8estuents unb bic Geuer.
Ieute pom ben Dau1ea ein8eIaben
u. 81, mar. tretbeu,, baB BE Mlbtrmdnner
appetit tatten wte tmuer, cod 9enug
Sprbonben f1r NQe,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-07-22

form .aufis0 srjlt&iae ~ 4 nbpffren,
Tl6et R&s INNER tnsbr an.aIS pt Il Is btu
Na@bar lebr f&mer MAIDEN .noue, lei,
notwithstanding mad siueu, euten Grabfad
aesebtneS 8erfpye@en III balttn. Dte,
y IS ettua ftbr leldt ~ inbo(gren."" bal
arby ben .Meltpube7srer" u. .g@mdr,
naer" 9 arl cd ur3 NIT rem Auftra.
Sc ben Sdpen b~eretit, ldbt i'm. Anty
Sobnicn. aus cf2ener AuNdauuna n" BE.
rt&ten, tpte feline Anby9 otnfpnS, @teon.
ttrutttcnspolint i'm Sdem I'D MA.
den I?
@te, tpenn &a,l lest an anpy (&reitt /:
"GrtQtnS! sic 1nb auf BEN &pl,peae,"
u. "Grellenl" i&retbt I'D bas binters6 1T
tine reeonnruirt met S@ub f1r. ,tet 81,
fretten Rann." ME bann? ~
6ber tpie? pas etenlo f@limm tpdre,
tpeut Carl an slnbp f@reibt: vGreuena.
You are oil right 2" Damn ,uarbe ter
Na@bar ut&t bloc strby, ben Demofra.
tet.tonoern au6Qarl ben nS@manenMe<
publtsaner," ben s@eltpertsHerer,"
.S&wdtmer" unb ~sboliicninen" .in-
botlren@ mdGtn unb Stearns Counts
tplrbe pl6bli@ lsfen: Der 9&war,e
&epublttaner, @eltperbeG.rer, Sdwdr.
n,erer uno Abolittonif Carl Saur, IT
tetn S&mar,e, Rtpublitaner, @eltperbei<
itrer, S&wdrrier unp sboltionif, ME
pit frdber 8efa9t ipnesrn Elm ]tbr netter
WRtnf& sutfr Bir8er unb GbriR."
$ut3. mir u,5sen bitgei9i&te btitbsn,
Iute ntr tuoQen: IS mar elm Mtfdf an,
eve. ben GarlS @urs mad vterSaut ~.
l&tdsn, pean e. boFt, non unierm Na@s
bar stneoi6rt" au &uerben. @k t5nnen
tsne bae sNlifdt" nur babur& erfldren,
ea6 Mnbp 8eb6rt, unfer Na@tar fei arab
chen ftbr a~nseleSentlt@ nit teu Stuoium
ets ~Seebpten" dber s ariff rger<
tbeilune Der Mattcnali@ulb unter BE Elm.
lelne,t Staaten" unb anbern Democrats
f@en &unffad&sn, ben @efen seaer
ben Often aufumieaeln, uno rem
Staats pnbfr< Snterelie aes
senlber ben, btr u MON ,neue &raft ~
ptrleiben. bei&dftiat sewef.n. ien1 bate
Ct bod fiber ben Na@bar Charlie mad
noer Saut" |@tden mi6en unp nidt ben
9 arl aS9ura.
81 9ebt's tuenn man ben9euttn ;u psr.
sisbt. ta6 mon ill., FeiBia u,
Dirt. Sit wnllen Gimen banl ,,id,t
unb atben NIT Der uns susetaaten
Bratenf&adtl gum Nadbar. Gin aes
ietr tifriser S%tupiciue Ter 6 s e.
te unftrn Der Snoianerasentur mSee
1& bas ebenfalls u1erftn, lcnt flopft man,
!psnts CUR @on9re6npmination aebt, bel
Jpn. bios tesbalb ni@t an, neil man Jpn
~ feb, IN bic abecrie son zen .Aeaui.
, aleaten" pertteft 0laubt.
IRAN mue INNER Elm bis@en seisen,
eae man ~ baben II, {onR niu,u,t eine1
gtteusatp. S&ma.tere 2eute, tte mir
III nennen brauaeu, ~ iHen rae.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-07-22
@erfonatnotiS. = Ratos 4. Raua il
ui9t gum DiseRaats.@ esretdr, ieasssa aan
gieefaats . G&atnetRer srsaurt aas bat
BE Grnenuuua auasneunttu.

CINE 4tee1treptde.- ost stnst asultd
Bon etuet auiabl 3sssRs il eirer tts6eeu
@arieupirtbf9aft selteftrtsu .Gdladt, IN sel.
der sisielttn cine se1pxueise uas f&matli9t
Rttteslase ~erltstsn. 3a&nete fd..@uFteireftes
ars9 sur@ befousere 8rassar auS xnb tssteste
BON elnem ser Mnsrtifsr ten ass etntm &tld
peil&enRiel nit eiaem BleissIben an teut sbssn
uut eiuem paubyisuaeu an tem autsru Gnst
se:erttsteu 9Nusibst.. stl4s eS&f &c.
f6brli9e @aft Der Grebtrsr bevfdbsa ais merl.
miirbiae @issstrsbb6e aafbthabrt.