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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-07-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

VItO CONsUMPT1vES.-The advertiser, hav.
very simple remedy after having suffered for several
years with a severe lung affection, and that dread
disease, Consumption-is anxious to mako known 70
his fellow-suherers the means Of cure.
TO all who desire IT. he will send copy Of the pre-
scrption used ree fcharge\ with directions for pre-
pairing and using the same, which they will ind .
SURE CuRE for CONSUMPTION, As1HnA, BRoNcH1T1s,
OouoHs, COLDS and IN Ihroat and Lung Affections.
The only object Of the advertiser in sending the Pre-
scripton fs TO benot the afflicted and spread infor-
nation which he conceives 70 be- invaluable and he
hopes every sufferer will Try his remedy ~ Il will cost
them nothing, and may prove blessing. ~.
Parties wishing the prescription, mn, By return
''"''' w." nv rnwAun W.T. nv
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-07-05

BouND OvEn Geo. McCue was brought
before Justice Nation on the charge Of
trespassing ON the property Of George H.
Francis, and bound over in the sum Of
$3.50, to make his appearance at the next
term Of the District Court.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-07-05
We clip the following from the Hastings

0oxs 70 81. CLoUD.-Captain L. v. Collins, for
merly Of the It'll Minnesota Regiment, late resident
Of this city LETT last week with the intention Of tax
ing up his permanent residence in the thriving city Of
St. Cload We sorry to loose Capt. Collins from
among Us, for after intimate acquaintance with
him Of several years truly say that he il
agreeable geatlem and promising Young lawyer.
We gladly recommend him 70 the good people Of
stearns county, and hope he may 'raise . hundred
bnsha to the acre on the sod"
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-07-05

SoLD Our.-Mr. L. G.. Sims has dis
posed of his drug business TO Dr.. NJ. c.
Tolman, of this city, and H. L. Ticknor.
Of Anoka. The new firm intend, We are
informed, filing In with heavy stock.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-07-05

EXPEES4N8 A~SEMGET.--LaSt week
three young Germans by the name Of Schaf-
fer, living near Richmond esnmltted an
assault upoa 4. Riehm. Their reason was
that he owed thom $50, aud that this was
the only way in which they could obtain
payment. They we're ta1ea sefoee jas
iice Matteou and fined s. each and costs,
amounting in all to *$as-or just SO more
than they had pounded OUT Of Rieha.
FuRs.-The Red River Brigade consisted
this season of about 1900 carts, all or
nearly all, loaded with rehes. I've Aun.
dred of these carts we're loaded with furs
aslongiag to tie Hudson Bay Company
These furs stere neeeirtea far At this place
by Burbank Bros, and te-sliPped by them.
They had 900 bales, Of about ten nsbes
each. This work kept Burbank Bros
Shipping Clerk, Mr.. P. Lamb, stepping
around rather lively last week. .@ y.
Coon S1cx-F. 3. Dalano, Superinten-
dent Of the St. Nea.d aad Ct. Rsu1 q. R.,
has written 70 P L. Gregory, The agent At
this place, to contract for 250, 900 feet Of
lum' e for the erection Of engine house,
and depot buildings at this place, Or, rather
at East st. Cloud. Mr.. D. states that it
is his intention to have work commenced
as sosn - the Goth inst, and Gen. Thomas
10 expected In q few days to take charge Of
operations. ''. ...-..,.> i.
Ex1rxrA1xxE1r.-The Estertazanent
giTen on last Monday evening, fer the bon
sit Of the Presbyterian Church, crowded
Brokers' Hall 70 its utmost capacity. The
Farce, 1'Tke Day after the Wedding" VAS
presented BY some half dozen young ladies
and gentlemen, in : manner apparently
satisfactory to the audience Some four or
No pieces Of instrumental music we're PER-
formed BY the serenade Band, (better known
~ the Helions. At the conclusion Of this
part Of the programme, Ice cream andeake,
both sf good quality, ~sre. served, aal dis
posed Of With evident relish. The eyeaine
was pleasantly spent, yielding t. the
church 500 gross.
Z E 1,.5-s.Extract Of Tobacco, for sheep wasl, >
just what every farmer wants kills ticks
cures scab on sheep. Fer sale ct Marlatt's.
See notice from tie Internal Revenue
oakos .s ..s
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-07-05

THAT Gux.-A fine Rodman cannon was
received on the night Of the Sd, and per-
formed duty in handsome manner on the
morning Of the 4th.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-07-05

pnrsprrxR1Ax.--pastor,R Rev. +: Y. Campbell. fer.
vices every Sabbath morning at loN ocloek. Evening
Ar Sunday School after morning service.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-07-05

Tho July number Of Every Saturday
furnishes . person with plethora Of In
teresting reading matter, varying fro
the light and humorous, t. the speculative,
scientific, critical and biographical. Its
pages present full variety Of ali DEPART
ments, and the articles are culled with
nice discrimination. Ticknor & Fields,
Boston, Mass.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-07-05

49, We could respectfully req"sst al
6wsisess men and Others wishing any kind Of
Job Printing, to call and examine our CT
tsxs;ve stock Of New Material, just received
from tie east, before sending to St. Paul oT9o-
inc elsewhere. Our JOB Office is "o'o one Of
tie best in the State, and re do work ~h'cn
,os ,ciN guarantee to be satisfactory, at ~.
Paul prices.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-07-05

EAx1ED-A hrst-ratc, family Cow. Inquire at this
oflie.-Nochester Post. -.
Perhapsat might be veil for the Pst to explain to
Its readers what constitutes = family" cows.
Cloud Dsnsocraf.
A 6rxt-rate Family Cow. Bro. NJ, ana
the one We had no difficulty in procuring
by advertising in this vicinity, is large
sized, nice, handsome six yesr-old, gives
pail full of rich creamy milk night and
morning, and the year round; until
fortnight before caaving-hss full, we'll
developed bag, plnnp, smooth. and soft
teats, comes up every night regularly at
sun down, lowia9 to be MIXED, lets the
children play with her and ride on her
back. and is as nearly human as her for
ser master ~hs brought her ap.-Rochest<r
Post. "
We place*he above on record ~ an author
itati~e de6ahion Of Whist constitutes .
''family cow .g=. 4 r.
ABOUT ADvERr1aNo.-T&e fsAowiag very
sensible remarks We esPy .fren n ex-
change: ~...z .ss. 5'2
1--WE cannot censure man IN SuAness Whe docs 1Gk
advertise, Il he has nothing worth advertising but
readers must kusW lat the hnsness nan who thsoW1
out bis Sign In newspaper, nd b oef Ashamed ef&ae
stsckSf good, ga awys En5sh better quality at
lower prices than those Who either through shame
penurousness, never let the public knew WAaf they
arc doing"
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-07-05

THE FouRrH.-The glorious Fourth Of
July has como, gone, and been duly oele.
brated. The day was bright and pleasant,
though quite warm. The new cannon
doomed out its salutes about day break.-,
The town was busy 10 beehive 1t an
early hour. The Fire Engine Company
turned out on parade about half.past seven,
preceded by the brass band. They were
dressed In uniform, and made really inc
appearance. They had the St. Cloud No.
l. handsomely tr,med and while parading
on 81. GERMAN Street they were halted
near Rosenberger's book store, and . large,
elegant wreath Was presented them.
The band played during the balance Of
the day at Pine Garden, where there was
dancing, dinner and good time generally.
Picnics we're formed for Briggs Lake,
Watah Lake. and Grand Lake. They are
al reported from as being very pleasant.
That At Grand Lake We can vouoh for.
There was little drunkenness or disorder
in town, but one or two slight dstlcuffs
being noted. Taken all in all, it Was Is
pleasant, enjoyable and we'll enjoyed =
Fourth Of July a has been known these
many years by the people Of st.'Cloud.
ARTILLERY CoNPANY.-In response to
call, number of our citizens assembled At
Brokers' Hall on last Friday evening, for
the purpose Of organizing Volunteer Ar
tillery Company. Col. G. D. Kerr, was
called to the chair, and g.. 8. Nation
chosen:Secretary. The Company was then
organised, by the election Of the following
officers:
Captain, Charles D. Kerr.
1st Lieutenant, A. C. Gowdy.
I'd Lieuteant, NJ. Obert.
Sd Lieutenant, c. Lueg.
Ensign, H. Lunkenhei mer.
Orderly Sergeant, NJ. Mickey.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-07-05

-Besd1e's Magazine is probably the best
monthly for general leisure reading, pub.
1ished at 80 low = price. The July num-
Der has an illustrated article ON ''Utah;"
continuation Of ''The Dead letter." IAN
Adventure in Portugal" 1.-The Wonder
full Secret ;" etc. Bendle & Co., New York.
The chronological Journal for this
month contains forty illustrations, portraits
Of distinguished statesman, clergymen, SOL
diers, criminals, etc., besides much bio-
graphical information, delineatious OF char
acter, and other information of like ma
ture. Fowler & Welles, New York.
-"Commercial R Citations with British
America is the title Of 4 pamphlet from
the Treasury Department., containing .
letter from Hon. James W. Taylor, embod-
ying much statistical and other informs-
ton.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-07-05

COOP BR1DGEs.-About q week. ago,
Messrs. Levi Wheeler and John r. Clark,
Of this city, completed three fine bridges
across the Elk River, IN our neighboring
county of Sherburne. These bridges are
within less than mile of each other, and
are in the ''Glidden" neighborhood. They
will prove Of vast convenience to the great
body Of travel going in that direction.
SuDBxr DEAru.-On the morning Of the
4th. Mrs. Patience Place, mother Of James
II. Place, Esq, died very suddenly and un-
expecte1y. The evening before she had
been but aightly indisposed. Her disease
Us supposed to have been that of the heart.
Airs. Place WAS well advanced in years.
and had the respect and love of all who
knew her.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-07-05

The Fairbaalt Republican comes out in
. handsome new dress. It deserves this
reftting; for it is ! go-ahsad, live paper,
and fairly conducted.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-07-05

The ''Distressed Bachelor" ornaments,
pictorial1y, the opening pages Of tho La
dy's Friend for July. The fashion plates
are attractive, and this magazine is looked
upon as = standard in this Department.
Music. patterns and literary matter follow
in abundance. Deacon 4 Peterson. Phil
adelphia.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-07-05

CHANaE.-Mr. George Jones has turned
over the books of the N. W. Express office
to Mr.. A. N. Gilbert, who succeeds him to
its duties. Mr.. J. goes to Minneapolis to
enter into business. We wish him success
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-07-05

"a All kinds Of Job printing, in Eng
lish, German or Norwegian, executed at
this Office. Send in your orders.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-07-05

EoLrcr1c.-The July number presents
: ane portrait Of John Stuart Mill, NJ. P,
the great English philosopher and political
economist. Among the letter. press may
be found favorable review of : new work.
which is attracting much attention both in
this country and England ..Eecs Homo -
the authorship Of which. by-the-way, Is at-
tributed to Mr.. Gladstone, Chancellor Of
the Exchequer. Also, an interesting sketch
Of the great commercial aud banking house
Of 'The Barings Of London" which dates
its origin back some two hundred years
"Club Life and Society in London !" .'Ths
Toilers Of tho Sea !" ''The Education Of
Englishwomen in Tho Sixteenth Century -
etc., New York. W. H. Bidwsll, publish.
ers. 4. !, ST..
Part LVII. Of tho Rebellion Record
contains excellent portraits Of Generals
Geo. W. Morell aud Frank Washburn.-
This Part continues from the preceding
number = vast amount Of official informa-
ton concerning operations during the war,
derived from rebel sources. Among these
are reports from Generals Jackson, Hill, Ew.
ell, Tallaferro, aud many others. The VAL
ue Of the Record can scarcely be overestlms-
ted; and the fine engraved portraits with
each number add much its attractivensss.
D Van Nostrand publisher, New York. -
Atlantic for July is scarcely % good
as some Of its predecessors, although II 10
not without several very readable articles.
Among the contents are ''The case Of
George Dedlaw;'' ''1ndisn Medicine -
''Englishmsn in Normandy" 1.-THE Death
Of Slavery" etc., Ticknor & Fields. Bos-
ton.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-07-05

BISHOP WH1rPLE.-This eloquent Episco.
pal dinine delivered his famous lecture on
''Palestine," at the church on Tuesday
evening. Many regret that notice Of the
subject had not been given that they might
have been present. Thirteen persons were
confirmed by tho Bishop.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-07-05

IxpRoveMESrs.-Mr. Martin Fisher is
putting up dwelling house on Richmond
avenue, almost opposite Hansen's Hotel.
Mr.. George Schafer has raised the frame
for his new two-story store building on the
same avenue, opposite the Minnesota
Honsa
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-07-05

g Extract Of Tobacco, for sheep wask, =
just what every farmer wants kills ticks
cures scab on sheep. Fer sale at Marlatt's.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-07-05
Is ABOUT ADvERr1aNo.-T&e fsAowiag very
sensible remarks We cefy fren n ex-

e rEE o. = -
"A letter from our Little Fails CORES
pondent gives the details Of the late atre-
cious murder ct that place. Mr.. Lake, the
express messenger, states further that :
couple Of kegs and several bottles Of
whisky had been drawn By Burmsa, aad
that it is supposed . quarrel took place osn-
corning the settlement for Tie same Bar
man was saloon keeper. =s
The St. Paul Prees estiaates that one
thousand families have moved into the Sank
Valley country this year. We do not
believe this estimate to be ono particle in
advance Of the facts. IS. a.. 81 I'D
The Fairbault Republican comes out in
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-07-05
ST. CLOUD MARKETS.
Thormometrical Record. -

Corrected for TEE DENocRA7 BY Dr. UpAam Dvwaoist.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-07-05

notice from tie Internal Revenue
ONCE.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-19

SGNkA& cSOARAN4>SAA&SSe w. sTt
item gectiou bes Mctes, bctitelt yAn
act to wind up and settle the bust
Mss Of the Bank of Tennessee iuiro
hermit On 9Ile, Sic. es angeben mag
un6 an ale 8erionen baS grin4et GEE
itelt, innerholb 80 Sagen an bic S8aiit
bon Sennefee gu 9afbbile. ole @eloer
ODER @ertbiaden, ausbesablt oner avs Z
aeleat 6nr9 bic 98ant BON Senne6ee
ober cine ibrer 8randeti, surii65Ner<
ftatten, ipenn fotde a@elber ODER 8ertbs
iddet lungeietlid uiisbeaablt ober mls<
gelegt iuur6eH B. i. fir Sienlte geIeiltet
als Sfficiere bieier ,8anf mad benz 4.
N1ai 1861 ODER fur Dienife, bic fur bic
9tebeIIion geIeiitet iuurbett, ob @fbil
nber WaiIitar0ienits. Soer fir @igeiis
tbuu ireenn neIder Mrte Der anf @nns
trait fir Nrtifel irgenb ipel6er Nrt fur
6as SntereiTe Der 8ebeIlen Nutboritdte,
bes GtaateS. Eennei1ee pber Der foge<
nanllten ,,Gonfeberach4 ODER fir irgeno
ipeI6en anbern ungefeti6cn eoiitraft
n0er 8ipe6. 3a5
Muf 8efebl pes Boards Der 0lreftos
ren, ,sss.sls
g. SIS a ton
16m1mt Brdiioent.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-19
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tl9nitt tagIi@ 1000 @misranten, bic
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lsu Stem gort an.
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1857 beFelt BAT iiio bs6eh aanabme
Eberineieert mnrhelpe iid Der General
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SILL besosea, Der &rieS nit cpd
lnien biirfte baber bon sroBem ginHuB
HfofDo1l dIf 8rDbnttioa dls gInsfubr
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erI9ien Dor einem Sriebensri9ter unO
CAB an, er tuiinfde bon feinsr Grau ses
| fdieben au tperoen. .Gr iei ,sipei Sage
Eberbeirntbet, aber Die 8eiten tOdren ieits
ben 10 i6ts9t sepprbenr oab er feine
ISrau erndbren Tonne.
FEs@s&tfs ~ B,s@ssf
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| yetunp" syaeben in Mifouri in iuel>
den CT bic 91aOifalen total 3erf6n,ettert,
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Eotals5 rf@metternngs sSfeOe gsBalteu
ms 5Dei 'aese Oarauf iieBte Ods rufis
tale. Ei6et bei ben 2otdI gBahle1.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-19

%& p~~%S sS5z2zF
Sn Grittenben 6ountp, Nrtanfas
Wfetnpbis eeeeniiber, aeiste fib bieiel
sdge Der ute @eiF Der SttuUenbuttel
bon gfeuem. SIT solph hls StIepergi
thatfa@Iid Derni6tet f 1T es bod fider
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none nod forttebt. - s4A -
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beitenben slt9eapsibes skiaes ibgr Bic.
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einsniteHen nper er iperoe &c peitfden
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mai ihr Sdifial iei 40 nliiiIe .fie "a
frsiIiG efSulSei1 ] ] CT dug basdsl|
mebrrnals nit elmer Safe auf fie los.
bod es selang ibr, BEN Strei9en aus
supei6en. S5r @atfe bat g8aIace,
baDon ab3ufebsn unO fein gSeib 81
ldonen, mas btefer aud berprdd, iuabr>
i6einli9 neil er es ni9t fir geratber
belt, feiner gSutb chen iest freien 9auI
gu Iaifen. sfadmittass icbo@ nabm E,
in @eeaiduft feites sasffen Sob gsnlI
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banben fie 6as arme gBeib an einen
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burd. Sic batten, bic, beiDen Seloen,
nidt berfebf, fib NIT Slinten uno 8e<
DOIbern gu belpafTaen. Shr 9atte er>
tldrte barauf, bab er uno feline Sran eie
mem iolden unrneufden ,ni@t LANCER
bienen pollten. = 'A.'s '4+-''s :
Scrip, 10 beibt per Seser berlief
barauf ben TIaB, BOD mar es ibnl
lnidt mt6sEitb, fem gHeib ntit5uneBmen.
Gr berflaete i'm bel benz Sreeomena
8arsppnuO es itebt az boffeMO bab BIZ
|, emancipation Der Sflauen" benz Srn
g8auace auf cine fiiblbare 8eiie oeuts
Hid sema@t tperoe.
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Gonsrsb 19RtsEifneE ~: @euDernear
BromnIoip geridteten Shreibens, eine
GrtraFbuns unierer 9esisIetur einberue
fen Der6eR iDirb,a II stDsIder bds, BON
Gnu6eee dasEnDmmeneM menStmeuts siiE
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aud aleiA,sitie siSsi rsHE ssQtisfi gn6ts
miiEonare BEN @euat alsr 8ss tigaife
eiilDfcbfen ptrben. Gie sldntnstsfs
fefbei fiaD astSar idoH befdNht (; bod
untsrIaiIen iDir bic IerOfehtliAung.
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Neebs,intfebe gleftrisitdt.

Sran 8. s.. Hauare LENT bic aufmertiamtett Ses
bsusi3sn pnbIihims auf ben gebran& pon eIestrieis
at sur psihins non Rrantbetsm. Seititrer Aninnit
in 9aibpiue bat fe nerpsfe 9 &wd@ {, Rbes
mdtismus, Dp spep ita, Nsnral'ta, Sns
TEN, ans sMpse n &c. sarirt. SIN He5 hseIn
bSier auseu 1T 9labame Waaars iebr erioIsisi4 sus-
IN = in einem san fsbrts bas AaeenEids MD te
MEDIATE Ianssr Hgtnbbeit nri6. Refine - asssen
frh bard bic g3ebanbans Derariadt. 1is @sIyia per
6rdu galarb n beienbers fur aUeibls4e 10 climbers
lspnaBsitsn ahsaspshssa. asins unonesHsbmsSa mH.
zen bar& bic HsbansnHs Deraria4t. Cute stastrss
Isrrnssn t5uasH ssssbsn mszben, pseiis Dsuis.
So rs CEDAR gtrabe aaE
i6itms Rafbptlts, xsnnsHss.
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Sennei1ee Ste,us.

{ ~ dGig S8<54 --------7i3t TT anl4s1a@ts
- Sic llnions:nanner bon 9SaSs
binston County Hbtetfen cine Mlalleu<
beriammIung in Sonesborousb, ipeIder
Sol. YattOn praiibirte, UNI biz. seidaft@
li9en unb fDrtattn 8s5iebaagen bes
@.ountDss gu reenliten. : Sc qpnrOe Be-
i4loifen, 6ieisni9ea ebemdIisen Dfsbels
len; ipel5e Oardp ibr seitberiges 8etsas;
gen ben Betpeis eeliefert baden, 6aB es
linen nit ibrer Hateriperfang lfptfr Die
@eisse Grnf if, ii 'allsr gYsife III 6e>
f9Hsen, bagesen aber iol6e, Die fid
fortpdbrsnb. seasu Die s@eiete anFebe
men; atnnddfdhi3 iii berfOIBene SIR
ieben Chill 9iitrift ioIleu 6 tiidtise
Nfanner sur 9tusfiibrung Oieies See
lI6lufIes sepdblt perben. Die gerfan>
fsr mis- 5abritd,ttn ipirtatSfst @sttaate
iperben aufscforeert, oiefes gei6aft auf>
suseben, um b6lIise Srouuns bersn.
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aus rsinIide Dbfternteserl6ar Sies
| ielbe biirfte benz 2enbes aud cine reide
@otberiite bringeil, 6a, ii6r6liden Be-
|Eri@ten gu Sotge,a bort Die glasfdten auf
einen ,sutsu Grtras Der Sbtbdun.e cine
|Ifebr tribe lift.
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man aud STE befteH GrDartlngsn auf
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IIfeblgtf9tdgen Eat. $3.50 ~ S''4
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beborlteben6e Gri1te ausnebmerb gut.
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lung Der J, ebsHtfG Gitlz
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Epdiffrts sin beDiIIist $156, 40s. I'M
oubernem $25, 600 CUR &eriteIInng mel.
ter ben0tbigtep Gebduiidteiten. Di,
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bert anSHsfsn6sr Gegentaube bgroeben
absr be Sfa6t berfetbsn saaf anAesel
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aabI .be3ablters 9Ieentenitnh GonimtiTSrs
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unb, serfiet iOab saiep,pab gum Som
raii1dr iernannt DeroeR fann, lueldei d
einem Mrtitel, Der alsr MusFelung &c,
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-19
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8eriiegeIte Offerten, fir bic Gntsesennepnmna pom
$50, 600 9afbpiie Bombs ulF 20 Sabre Bomb @t00C
gengcnommet. 49,
Die Snterei1en werben baIbjdbrIig besablt. Der
S69itbietehbe etbdIt ben gorsns. GHerten werben
am 20. Suniin @eeenmart Der Dieter se5finet
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