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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-09-28

The Bishop Of Mississippi with n
Davis-D Dependency OF tho nv
Oner-His chanees Of boiDS y
rolled.
FORTREss MoSRoB, Sept. ls.--TA,
City Of Norfolk, proposed 10 Ne i"uAe
the route from Norfolk. TO AnHsme'.s,
TO connect With the AIRLINE niJro.S
AdelphiA and New York, has been ssnSlIl
and to-day arrived from Wnmlsy,aF
proceeded up the bar 10 Anneme,s,,
exact time the route foI tranel viii X "
ed has not ye, been announced. W.
Steamer Cumberland, from s,,,..,
which arrived from Norfolk yeste,d,y
Of coal, sailed this morning for R,k "0
Bishop Greene, Of Mississippi, 49,
rival here and interview with Mr., D.v,s
alresdy t%ranspirsd, leh this momiDo
Carolina, designing to make a vSit ~
various Episcopa. diocsses In man NJ
Southern States before returning
Yssterdy be had a prolonged iBtefylsv !"
Mr.. Davis, rs also did the Rev J. ", ~
Of Petersburg, an intimate ltleua ~G
family.
The visit Of these divines was s,r,t,
private and SOciAl character, and IN IA
expressed to NJ. Dayis the universal M?
tense desire prevailing throughout, IA, NJ
South that he should be released
evSat Of a trnl not being g.anted hlrss
neat term Of the United States CireUtss
which meets 10 Richmood 10 0etobs
Mr.. Davis spoke rather despondiu,.
the subject Of his trial taking place
Der, but hopefully anticipated q ,paIn
lease by President Johnson II the Co5h
cided ia taking no action, this tern. n
his ass aud the charges now pendiugta
him.
In answer to the inquiries Of bic tis
respecting an interpretation BY biz lin
with President Johnson, and paf,ieuah
their desire TO proceed to WAshinqr
tie purpose Of having q personal inbn
with the President, and TO obtain . "a
upon the grounds of ~ill-health, NJ. DAN,
Piled, that any further efforts WOuli vs.
tiFely, futile. His counsel, Mess-a OOsm
and Read, and other warm and iuapai
friends had visited President johnson II
the lame object, hut notwithstanding II
entreatiss and representations, the PrIk
expressed his inability to assume the ma
sibility Of paroling him, aVerrIng that NJ
the charges contained ia the bill Of ia
msnt brought in by the Grand Jay dt
ginia for treason, and the evidences ada
by the Congressional COMMITTEES rspre
hiS completely with the assaSsinAiai
President Lincoln, rendering him RutHi
to trials both by civil and military mas
ties. Until after The adjournmem IA
coming term Of the Circat Court, ben
tended all action in his case should hn
pended by his frisndG.
Bishop Greene also paid . Wait bh
Davis, who, IN the purse Of COnVn4
remarked her fears for her husbandIiaa
and added she feared be Wonld ni Hn
many months longer II kept 10 irrs
ment.
Bishop Greene and the Rev. NJ, Ml
10 understood, designed prooceE4b
Washington to confer with PresidsGAs
son respecting an early release, bat Gas
%cert'aning VI. Davis views imUsAal
gave no the idea.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-09-28
REBEL MASSACRE.
Unionists Murdered in Platte City,
Missouri, by Rebels.
The Topn A,ld by the Later, Sho SOsar no
LOYAL man IkaH live in il.
-LnAvEswoRrn, sert. II, 1885.

LhANAAHOhlht SNINs - WV"
A bloody and fearful tragedy occurred at
Platte City, Mo-, IN Saturday last. The
Radical Convention assembled ut the church
in Platte City on that day. There were
about 100 men including visiting drlega-
tons. The Convention put 10 nomination q
full ticket, aud adjourned about 4 o'clock, p.
m. Just before Adjourning, the Rebels
brought \ ban / Of music upon the street,
which played /" Dixie" The Bonnie Blue
Flag" g. and soon gathered about them a
large crowd OF armed men. A Union man,
Thomas DunnigAn, being very noisy upon
the street, the Sheriff went to him and Was
in the act Of q%uieiing him, when a Consta-
ble named Calnhan, OF notorious Rebel re-
corpd, came up with a posse Of men aud
pointed out Dunnigsn, who stood beside the
sheriff, saying There he Stake him,
or words to that effect. Immediately the
Rebels who had assembled 10 the numheF Of
four hundred commenced firing upon every
Union mAn upon the streets. Four were in
stantly killed and u large number wounded.
The bushwhackrrs drove the Union men out
of the town, and four hundred Rebels now
hold possession Of il. A NJ. Heath visited
Platte City 10 get bis brothers body, but
was not allowed to take 1t away. They
gave him a pass to get out Of town through
their picket lines. The 6rst shot was fred
bv a rebel constable upon II drunken, I'M
armed Unisnist. Members Of the COnyen-
ton who had left, hearing the shooting, re-
turned TO Platte City, and while riding
through the streets we're hred upon from the
windows Of houses and saloons. Many
horses we're shot from under the delegates.
-Four men we're killed, aud 70 wounded
THIS news caused great excitement. Gov
eruor Fletcher has been telegraphed to. lie
will be nt Weston Io-morrOw to attend a
mass meeting there. The Unionisls have all
been driven to Weston. The Rebels nre all
around, aud swear no unionists shall remain
In Platte C,ly.-Nsg York T-,5gG:.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-09-28

Treatloyal o the North. ThOnSandS upon
thousands Of dollars we're given him to re-
lieVs the necessities OF his suffering country
men, whilst, personally, he was made the re-
eipisnt of many P%rincsly benefAetionS,-
These generous givsrS, in consequences Of his
subsequent course, now universally call him
the "Tsnnsssec Migrate" and by this sobris-
oues is he known. Birds Of a feather, &c.
All the insratsS, dOugh.fAcss, turn-eOats, re-
crsants, &c, &C., are marShalling under tho
black banner Of A. Johnson.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-09-28

ginAl bounty and debara certain classes,
brothers and sisters Of heirs, I at were enti-
tied to receive the original bounty from any
claim fos additional bounty provided BY this
act.
The above having been referred by the
The Secretary Of War to the Attorney GeneE-
al for bis opinion on the point whether the
rules and regulations as within amended are
ia conformity with the law, the latter has
given AZ affirmative response.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-09-28
THE ~"TBNNEssEE MIGRATE"

THE "-TBNNEssEE MIGRATE"
Hon. y. G. Taylor is trying hard to con-
vince bis loyal constituency ibs, the solu-
zion Of our National difficulties can be speed
ly effected BY the loyalJ-PsrSseutiOg treas.
ou-iostsring policy Of Andy johnson. To
sAis end be Is flooding the country With bis
speeches and letters, Aboundins In the most
absurd SOpbisirisS and Infatuated 'P'eulA-
,ions. The people Of bis dislrist-.hs noun
tain boys Of EAs, Tennessee, WSo Of them
s%slVsS, By themselves, and through them
selves, know what 10 10 their own welfare
aud interest, can not be Soduesd from The
path Of patriotism and duty By Col TaylorS
flowing diention and historical brilliAney.
Plato bsEuilsd ibs A~neisuts By bis uiopisn
Ibsoriss, bat The world has advanced too
mach sisss then for Col Taylor 10 eous ibs
r.ns Of deception ever this iutsIllgsst pso-
pie. COL Taylor vhsn be gos through ne
Rebel ines usbt Up sorh asd nads spseb-
e ia an the principal cities, selisiuug con.
iributions isr he saSsring Union people Of
East Tsnnusss, depicting their terrible
e~osdaIon, IL sseh - sjoqusss manner e 70
Ssvs - soup.sSios asd h~sssVolsoss ibs
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-09-28
VI join 10 Party Vhith does not carry Tie Union Flag,
Ma keep step 10 ths nsic Of The uniSnF'
THE UNION FLAG HAS
The largest Circulation OF any paper In
Upper EaAt Tennessee.

~. FrNsm aust " maAs s1haL fratos mufs " punhbA AL inpSHr
hSslt ty mas aoi sMy b punsh~i. hgi Arr sNAl Esu must Be- isaTeJtd.
~ ~ T.tisr usssn eaut sssrr Union msn sd ~ Goysfansst sasui4
4, r-5ahurad ~ " H. pekni Of th@s shs hare ahgs1 al great ss1sfias
80 ~ sgaauy -ANDRKW JOHNSON, Aph D. ts@.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-09-28
CHAMBERLAIN BROS,
WHoLEsALE AsD RETAIL
DIR u G GISTS
Old Drug Store,
GAY Street, Knoxville, Teu@


VTTE TAKE PLEASURE IN KFQNt
w the people Of East TenneslaFa'
have now completed u %arrang'Hn'i
having constantly in store a yery li'fA
VI
Drugs and Chemicals, Patent NaH
Physicians Pocket Cases, Tru@ia
Supporters, Surgical lnSlruns'l ,
Stnfs, Paints, in Oil and Dry.
Tanners Oil and Lampblack, Wllf
Glass and Hollow Ware, Toilet Aria
and PerIumery, Wines, Liquors / CiFn
Comprising in part, the following lH
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
Ayers Cherry PectorAlt
Ayers Ague Cure,
Jayne's ExpectOrapt
Jayne's Alternative,
Jayne's Carminativo Blai
Hostettcr's Stomach Bitters,
Doak's Plantation Bites
HooAand's German Bilters,
Blackberry Oarminali7A
Wislar's Balsam of Wild CbsrT
Balsam of HOarhound'
DR.. Guysott's Dock and Sarsal
Halls Balsam for the l y
Railways Ready Relief
Perry Davis Pain KlI6
Mexican Mustang Liniment,
Arabian Linimcnt,
American Gargling OIL,
Ludlum's Specific,
EmersOn's o X,
Planters Capsules, =,
Indigo Sweet "
Madder, Lard w
Cudbar, warns
Logwood, WmlsI
Red Sanders, ked t"s
Copperas, blue 'GIs
Alum, NinoO'
Linseed on, Putty
Tanners Oil, Spice,
Coal Oil, Pepper
Castor Oil, GingeI.
B Il MI 3 TO ~
W BRANDRsihSH
BACKS AFFETT'S RAp"A'
COOKS, JAYNBS
and
BLUE MASS III
PILISi PILE
- -
Physicians are especially ip"''
Inc our large stock OF
cH MIcALsab
which We have selected WIZ
snss 10 their wants.
~ W. prof,ss 70 sell only Nm ~
"a e. ~ our sostomerJ % fsia''
Gle which proves OihsrEl'e'~
Also, . large s''orin'''r NJ
LUBIE's PHAboE'Ssf
Perfu11oeT'
Choice Wines q "I
w on ALL KINDS r,,bf
Warranted Of tbs best
market. Aeep9I
~ General southerg ~
BfodiSs HeA csrats ~ c1sh
Ioo's Ysgddbt W~n
april ~ W
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-11-17
@ei6dftSperle8un8

Der nnteraet&nete beetrt f9 hermit feinen mertten
treuuben unh BEN perebrlt&en beuti&en 9ublttuut tn
Ansemetaen se @eelbuns ~ uaa@ea, bab e teiaeu
@rpcerie- Il. 9rppi1tpnltpre
Ia BEN nsutn 2ulal, 3. @tra6e etsenabtr ESD,
ebemal. sMmerieau paus1
aux uaebr er6fuet bat.
Dur& ben Auspertauf n,eines alien @ei9dfts, uat
re&tjetttse 9enutnns unetner @ef& dftsserbiueuaDeu,
ssas ID y etane e.lets. mstasn nentn Store nstt etnes
ate Seee. bur4 etseue eefdatae pr6funs as iberseuaen
ytrb, weeer In 1eaus auf Jrtf9e unS Gaite, nod bfxR4t.
lid eeS Drettes, etwas ~ rani@en lbrte laaen.s
bet utr 8etautte Artttet uerbeu ttetneu
&uaben fauf Wuni&l fret tns 5aus at1tefert.
.8u oeueistem 8eiu& tes. neuen eterts latet ersebenf
k1a saS t8 Paul 4ater.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-11-17
@tbalten SET @elesenbeit *
Der 81 npeit 8 Der minu ca = plis
s23' EurnbaNt. sJ a4i
Iuru,rbruiter yut Minnenpolis |!

s. duru.rbraber sun 3inntapolis !!
@enn mir Der ebrtupu1e Auftrag aus Grrer
Mitte 3uGbetl purte, BEN teuttstnGefe, ptl9ss
uns bier sn~lanauelt, bu,& useine @orte Aus.
trud 3u s%erleiten, f. sefebe i'd 70 Gud ffret. unb
Dfen, ta6 ID unt 70 frenttser bteftrn Gursu
@uvf&e na9ettomntn btu. ole ID tte Bt&tte-
Feit btr boben Mufeabe ms Huge fa6te, lie uus
ais @euuftt bts teutf&tn amertlauii&en Sur
nerbantes, ais MPGnntr BEE Gurtl&rittes, spu
,Nab' unb Gern 3ur 8tier elmer @tunbe 3uia,a.
aaeuesrufen, bte pi9tis uub betlte fir uus III
ibrer Beteutany unb uueubli@ pielprfprt@snt
fir bic 3utunft it. Is.
@ir babsn uns III tisisrS tunse bier se,etniet,
cine @tdttt ~ pettsn. 10 fortan bic prineipieu
bss &t@tes, hes Berti&riites unb ber eeifistn
!8reibeit ses @tnf4en ~sebaubbabt .pereen fsueH.
10 tir uns anferer bpben aufsabe bepu6t, ftt>
trlt& 1rctea etulteen sessn iebptben blintsa
@eb prlara. sesen iebes %Seruunftlcft formentpe-
fen, 10 uns ter tfttse Dabrbtits e~ebanIea yer'
ttntst, f@en In BEN beranpa&ftnten 0ef<&k.
len III i'm rubenbtu 4etm fir alice
S&Sue unb Beifert IN ptdtn, uub
fowpbl tSrperlt9 nte seifts eafelbe IL fdrten
NIB ~ trdfteen.a @abrlt& ! rneiue 1,ibsr,
cine bpbt, b~tbeutunesDsQe uub belize 'Auf.
eabe.-
Bttra&ten mir bas strf&ttteue Strtbtn ter
Renf&en In Magemeineu, erpdBen MIR ibre
getfteen uub, tSrpe,Ii&en Gatistetten ust Sc.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-11-17

ft1ru1te bic Stieee berauf. Ste ri6 BE
3bdr auf u,tb ,por blei@, tptt ette Ellie.
@aS Btebt'6 rtef pou Gntisbsn tbr
@dter.
M@. faBte fe, unb 90 crdn9ten nd
3tr&ner in tte Mu8en, Der CUTE @a<
britl! 81 i
Dasiprana Der Alts auf unb jtltette an
allen @lete1n. Rae II bent, NIT ibut ?
rnatee r tafi8.
A@, Re iageu, aud ii Berlin isi Elm
pilber, blutietr Mufrubr unp zines &la@t
fti IN ben StraBen Der Staot 9elteftrt
porbsn !? riff bas trpfloie Mdb@sn.
St riB ibr BAG un9l1dSblatt au8 BET
6anb unb lac bie tur3e Na@rt&t, usl&e
rur bet, be9cnnenen 8ampf f&tlbette, Oh,
ne ouf Gtn3elntetten nod einBeben ~
t5nreu. ga fant per ate Man,l In itt,
1,sr alien lebttt3oBenen 2ebnfubl unp
faltete feline Pdnbe unb betete Jeiie flr
tbn. Ole Mutter 0anb tpettttb ba, unb
&58&tt rantte btdaus III ttre 8auluer
unb (anf bort auf ibre &nte unb betete
beib unb innt9,. unb ert iebt tpurbe es
tbr tlar, wit tbeuer er TIT tpar.
Sic bra@te ben arrtetl Glterr bic
Ma@rt&t aber frenbis ld@elte Der alte
&eatltn9 unb rei@te ibr etnea Brief lpua
@atriel'S panb, ber eten an8etou1utet1
tpar. Sc ntelbete BON 6umbur8 aus,
ta6 Ct nod bort bei fetneu1 brape1 Diet
fer 1ei ter i'm ttdt mad Berlin lai1e,
neil er baleltft Mufrubr beflr@te. ct
lief Dpbep6 meier ber3lt@ 8rl6en, unp
biesmal - lein @efdbl bate, Jpn fort9e-
ri0en-jum ertsn Wlale &6s@en belon,
ber3. It3
(. 9l9 pie robn1 Der Brief pom ibrent
@er3rt1 bic Gentnerlaf be8 &uunuer8 unb
ter Gorge neg ; pie elite fe btndber NIT
benz 8rfef unb-al6 fe jenlett tbrer Gb1>
re nor, 100 fe tetn Mu8e fab, tpte brldte
fe i'm an bic Ipp8ente Brut unb bltdte
bantbar btnauf gum 3errrl ; aber fe Febte
aud, baB 70 frobe &unpe TONNE po1
Soiepb uno @erbaro, bantit aud bte
9e5en tbter 9ebeu9ten Gltern aufsertatet
tpiiroel1. s.sa IS.
Damn, ale bies @ebet Td lpsgerun<
aer pom treuer, tbeilnsbmenben 5erjen,
Roa fie. bic Stteee binauf unb tief iutelnp
ben Glter,1 3u: @otlob, er 1T ni@t in
Berlin, ct IL nod bel 1eiaeu1. Metfer In
6ambura, Der tin lest ni6t mad Berlin
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-11-17
Ben s.

Gin unb etn balb Sabr lit i'd an ber aue5eb<
ruua. Sd bate III berielten :3et 1aebrsre Mer3te
tte mir tmpfeblsn =, urben. Mter aQes unafont.
Doctor s. Zimmerman seri9rieb mir ben uni.
serial Baliaun, pel9er mid edu3li@ beilte, t&
empfeble ibn allen benieniSsa perfonen, bic an
bte{er Rrantbeit leiten. DIN l1niperlal 8aliant
bat Or. s. 3innerRann In 9watcnta, @teele
g., Az Ssrlaufen fir $500 bic Glal@e.
Smatcuna. Wuout Ten 6ten 1866.
pbilipp Yrdber.
roN +t %.ttfit #Htt .tlE s&-84e4Et4 ya~
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-11-17

I"9N ~ ~Ah3 0s~HSSvi bS'~AS" Wp1utu ~ lStW<
Der &inbtnd ter @ete par Elm u,d&ti8er cine
.pabrt s. u ! BON tupblperbienten Mnertsnnungs=
b~eweiien treob i9 iiber btn Steiner.
Die 3eraen BON be9eiferntere @abrtetten
eineen bic &urner fubann aus @ert, bic Mus<
ten ~ 3etetu unb tuabrlt9, ibre 2eifuneea int
S@auturuea erret&tet tas 9I@ie, pa6 Rraft
uub @etuaubbett inter gutter 2eitung ferttg ~
brineen nrtmSgen. 2aut eti&uu bas Bravo Ser
3ui@auer BET tebsr neuen &raftleifuna, bic let6
tpe&ielnb In itret &eibenfolee lie ~gelauuaten
Td9er be6 @@ulturnets unfaBtea.
Dts tnadera Burner batten bic @snuettuune
tbre 9%etfun8tn na.aentli& bon i&Duen Dan,ea
seEiretgt III iebeu, pel9e f& IN GROCER 3abl
inter ben 3uf@auern ein8efunben.
aa& bielen Ant.enannesn, spar natar!i@ &c.
itaige ltnttrbaltung ant art unb bieler fab man
l@ better nne ubnt 3maue bin+
Dieter Mnfang bes Geites Ger III elei&er Belt
ben e%rnieren She'll ~beTelben entbielt, lieferte bic
f@Snle @ewdbr fir tps @elin6en hes @auaen,
wtl&em mad BEN IN urierer lebten Summer
n.tt8ttbei!ten Yrosrantrn auf baa BtfriebteenRe
bon @tatten 9tae. IN
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fs'bt nit TIT IN ge1btnbune feben, etenfaus auf
eas tneui&li&e q emitb ale eiue ma@tise Grite>
bans ptrtt. tlnb isbt TO ID Gu& BE @i&ttg-
pen puntte unieres @trebens aneebsutet, erlautt
mir us&, Cure aufmertlauatet auf etuige Au-
etno!'dt 3u k6.lu, ft auf bas beranwa<nbe
0el&t&t, anf unlert sie!serlrt9tnte Suseub ~
linten.
81 SyrIt4 ID seasts IS Gu4, als i'd sor speni-
afssn % e$ta sttfs Statt beiu&te uub in Gr>
ffabruns bra&te, ba6 bier BON Mduueru bee
Sort &rtttss cine bsuti&s BiltuussRdtt fit tie
Susen b in's Qtben etruf,n .par, ba prizes i'd
Gr& TN @et1e eladli&, BERN BE 50 u.
4 DAFT ~ bic F&erfe @%affeqeaen
bas &et@ Der Berbummuna, uub
trAs INNER Gbles unb Gutss In garter Sinner.
bruf eepFanjt tpirD, bisits Capital trdpt feline
[F&trtn 3tnfeu fir bic 3utunft. - Gu&,
ett tbr bsute in btefs paae etnge3oeen fstb, tint
btftelbt gum. t~aaftieeu @ibt Gurer geiRfeem tte
tSrperlt&en 8%eRrebuueen ~ ~benuben, Gu& Iteat
bic bsilies 9Ft&t Oh, bic 9uStnb ~ Gn& ebetan-
sa3isbsn, uab tuer I'D bef6bist fiblt. bet TRACE
sssne bur& ieinen sutex @tuen ba3u Bel, ba6 Die
3pfnuneeu tn BEN bsranwa@ftnten @ef&leate.
Elm @ei&le&t traftie an aSrper umb
an @eif ~ er3ieben, in GrfaQung &c.
ben. ta]5sl
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-11-17

tarunt ieib nt@t laiti8 In Gurtna Strtbtn,
fu&t. bur4 Stretntes 3anbtIn
tt d tx. IN. perbtn, tenu Gtuieteit n.a&t
RArt.-
IN IS ui@t iuanaetr tit lttbune in Der mustel-
trait tee R5rpers. tte Gu& III bteie &daau,e ruff,
{u fulpet unt fu@et aud aubere tbeu - wt&tiee
ge.spute ~unuanuneen Ga& au3u3stsen. @te1et
GrSrte .nneen an ibsr bic Iasssfraeen Der 3eit,
benub.t bas Drean un(erts Bunb.s 81 eegeuist.
ttsen.B %elpre@uneeu, lsrnt bic erebe aunF ~
tt.nfea ssrfebeu, uub stbt nt&t gu, bab Mntere
fir Gu@ : en- ten, vebur@ faun 10 gitle
mn ibre btiisfen Meni&ens e@te betroeeu svur>
ben. 23fs =3tf4 f ssa Il
Mu@ BEN brauaatil@tn SADIE piemtt Cure
unsstbeilte Aufmer.(arnItit bic byamatif&e
8abne bic bic sa(9iebeneu Gtaratttre Der
Meni9tu bfbanstlt. aud ft IL fir Gu@ cine
@@ult ssifieer gnsuntonmuune, NIB wtr ga
lent unb Neisuus IN i'd fablt, Der '0io'te serne
fstnt Rraft bttlem 3peiee bes Gortf&rtttss.
YFeet aud lie aun( tts @eiauets IN Carer
g.%rbiubuns. @o barnonii&t SSne an tas
Obr bes 5tsrbli&en f9laetu. ta fablt ttrMsxf&
R& unnpiutarlt@ ~ erbttfubsn G%mpfubuaeea
besetaert, ia ssrei6t Ct slst@fvts bas aQtdslt@e,
sd fdiblt q, tab aud I'M Rei@t Ser 9Sne cine
tealeiRernse l@Yra&e ~ fnhta ID. bic, lie, tpenn
uir ftrusIrl bt,autsrnbtn &taftlauf&su, uat IN
&c. L ~ &ErFE4t FE EA4Ht M5ErE%r +~1E
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Das Muernenefe

IN
@pbian'B @9nbfprf,
Sodlpn ctr. 3pil@en 5. unb g.,
(@@urneier's Blpd,)
Gins Der beften Mnortiuteut8 con
@tbmbmaarem
uus ben erite1 Gabrttta bes 2anbes,
bas ie t,erter inapprtirt tuarb, bat ber l1nter3et&.
ntte, fpeben pon BEN Often 3uriidettetrt. lest
fetutn seeb.ten aunbsn int @rob' xue 8ltt8'
baubel ~ p~1eriren.
MQt Mrtitel fub eb.nfp snpfe9lensivtrtt an
Site tes Materials wie an @o!ibit6t ber Arbtit.
u69> EdAlide 3ulenbuu8en treHen bsrt ben
6{liden Gabritf6bteu ein.
IA Den eeebrten Qanbsaufleuten tt 11etn
@aarenlaeer bierutit gang beionbers .eunptoblen,
ia ID tbneu bic rprtbeilbaffeeen &baueeu ~
1ieten tn @tanbe bin. 81 81
.5r 6. @obtau.
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8mber II. &dretbmatertalten

@ebrlber Cunningham,
169, 3t @trabe, (lnion 8lod), ct. paal.
6@ulba9sr, &e@nunsabi&er unb @@reib.
mae rtalten jebsr Mrt, biQiSsr as icaR TO int
@ttat. Qanbtaufeute {oQt,n bies be ter3t8en.
aelent uulere @9ulba&fr-p reisltfe.
B3rat ".4 n5s #s sf@t@ 3stt
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IN, Mittpo& ntriammelten f@ bic Dele9ateu
ber Serf4iebenen Gurnpereine in Der xurnbaue,
unb na9beut Iurner @retner bon Owatpnua bic
8erlammelttn jur Srbnung oeruftn, tpurbe SUI
ner 8leden pom &ebpin8 gum @preder. uut
xnrntr q al BON @inneapolis 3un1 @@riftwart
ernannt, unb ful0enber Mntrag gum Bef@lub
erboben: *&
-Bef@lpMen: 9a Inbetra9t, Bag tie
Nebr3abl btr &urnpereint bee @taates bier ser.
treteu flnb, tuirb biermit beldlp0en, baB ter Be-
5irtSctt In 81. Yaul aufgefprbert te,be, ben xaa
unb Srt3xr Mbbaltun8 elmer Gaefatuna III BE-
fimmen, UNI ben 8e3irf neu III prgaui0reu, ia
raebrere aubere 8ereine ertlart benz Bsatrt beitre-
ten au ~tuoea. .a&z.gy ..
CUR bS9feu Gbre eerei@t Dem MinueappIiS
Sarnueretn bic tattppQeM nertennune beGen, tpas
Der Gtfteener CUR 9etung unb Gerl9Uneruue ber
Geier beigctragfn.
Gum @@luGt be6 Teffs tpar5 tea. TeRretner
Dr: Bleden Gin f@Sner pttal oe1ebrt, tpel@e bic
Snf9r,ft tr68t:
Der Minneapol;S xurnperein t.,n
Dr. 6. 8ledsn ~. Ncveuaber
1857"
DIR @erein iberrei@te ferner bent Gabuentra>
ger hes &ebtpin9 Iurnpereins, SER s. &brtf
cine f@Sue feibene @@6rpe nit @ilterfrangen
unb BEN &ebwin8 Iurnptrein 3wei ppn {9Hner
3anb9eau&tene Rrdn3e.
Die riuamer mtltenben 8%luutenfr6nae freunb-
li&tr Grtnnerune nabmtn aae GdIe beiu1 spn
Der berrlt&en Geier.
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@rpBer. &tebn1arft
@baSto, Garner County, Mian.
be,, 2ten Gamffae jeben McnatS,

zwa6ten, ter erRe am Sten. ttefes Munats abeetaltene
sfebmarit sur er5Bten 8ufrtebeubett per antpeieneen
Tdnfer uxb BertGufer auSsefauen IL, wirb bterbur& Be-
amt aeu,a&t, taB ~fernerbtn an ieber1 auetteu Sau1fag
TIM 3enat, Elm folder N%attfnbsn mtrb.
Bon Belt au 8eit werten Yra1teu ertbetlt far has beite
4iet TN Martt.
Gia sprsdeli& s~eeteneter p1as NIT pisRen uae Stan.
bet Serfehen 1T baau erpablt.
Gtasta, Sept. 10, 1866.
F2l III Sas comm'ttee.
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Nfeu etabltrte
9cutime Tir1tn:
3ran3 y. 6fpofrstQfot.

Der 11utenei&nste pani&t fetne Greunbe uns
bic teutiden @ef&afteleute In aQsemsiatn ~
beuodrt&t tsen, bag Ct at ber antern 0aneun8
in Stmpieaa's @tein8ebGube Elm
Gpm1militpn8 @ei6dft
erSfnet bat. Meetne abF@t It, bar& pintt-
li@e nnb eetut 0enbafte @tf&attatabruns mir
GAS Dertraue,t be Y%ublifurts ~ ettperbtn.
Sd bpAe, bab ID bur.e bic GrSfnune zines
9aufsS, mel@e s I'D ausf&lisb't@ NIT Gpu1urtf.
(pn befaTtn II irb, einent la II Sc 8e{itlten
gtsarfnib ,Gsndst LITTER setret. 3a sa:tnt
@gteaane ttae se. ga1'p1ess0': 'as 9t!sn t.!ga
&eaasaaatts unabbdaqtet 1T: - nttet 10 ttlblt-
serf6nbli@ nut has Sntfrtiit iattnfr @Onner
nertreten.
8. 9. 5eyterfdbt.
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