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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-10-09

COMPLEMENTARY SUPPER. COM
plimentary supper will be given to
Hon. j, Q. Adams and our other dis
tinguished visitors, at Nickerson's
Hotel, this evening, at 9 o'clock.
Tickets can be procured at the store
of Mr.. George Symmers, or from any
one of the Committee of Arrange
ments.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-10-09

We heard last night that strenuous
efforts were being made, by some
radical leaders, to induce the colored
people to keep aloof from the mass
meeting to-day. 1t is hoped that the
freedmen will show their independ-
ence, by doing as they please in the
matter, without being driven in party
traces by their radical masters, who
are fearful of their learning the truth.
Act as freemen.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-10-09
GREGG'S HALL.
BELL HANGING
CHOIOE GOODS.

IN - "a EHUIUE GUUUS. l, " I-.,
DARRELS New YofkS. O. PIG HAMS,
I'D Bbls. New York 8. @. Breakfast Bacon,
RI Firhins Goshen Butter, IS +i. ;
6.s Boxee Factory and Dairy Cheese,
.t New Boy Mackerel, in barrels and kits,
Fresh Crackers--a variety, ~
q Fresh Teas and Coffees, rs
~ With q large stock OF Merchandise,
just received, by rs 30 =
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-10-09

We are to have surfeit of cir
cuses. Lowande's Brazilian troupe
appear on Monday evening next,
continuing three nights. To be fol-
lowed the week after by Maginley &
Carroll's troupe. The Brazilians
have performed extensively through
the South, and have, we believe,
given universal satisfaction.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-10-09

Hon. j. Q. ADAMS AND Ex-Gov.
VANcE.-These distinguished gentle
men did not arrive in Columbia, YES
tcrday morning, as was expected
having halted in Salisbury. N. c., at
the earnest solicitation of the citi-
zens. Messrs. A. and V. will doubt.
less arrive by the Charlotte train this
morning, at 6 o'clock. The Com
mittee of Reception will conduct
these gentlemen to their lodgings at
Nickerson's Hotel.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-10-09

CAMILLE. The Templeton troupe,
MS will be seen by reference tosour
advertising columns, pay Columbia
another visit tonight, when they will
present the interesting and univer-
sally admired drama of Camille, or
the Fate of Coquette" Alice
Vane supporting the principal char
acter. Our citizens have so recently
had an opportunity of Witnessing the
Templetonian performances, that we
forbear further comment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-07
The Diamond Ring.

u,IcKET NO. Isi WON THE DIAMOND
i Ring which was ratified for at the Express
Saloon. The holder Of the ticket can obtain MS
prize by applying at tho Express saloon, YOU 70
Hill. t"u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-07
tut IHV uHu +,
Good friends, for me. and you

WRALTH.-True wealth is that pos
session which satisfies the heart. Pal
aces and land may still leave q man
miserable. To be satisfied in ones cell
to feel no aching void-to sleep peace
fully and wake without pain, regret or
remorsc-such is wealth. With these,
the hardest pillow becomes soft, the
darkest future bright, and their pos
SCISSOR stands up man, than whom
God has made none nobler free from
the canker which follows power, fame,
and independent of the exigencies which
make and may shiver crowns. For ihe
promotion Of the good, the beautiful
and the true, gold, goods and lands are
a heritage from Heaven but when
wrapped in napkin, and bound to the
heart, they CONCEAL human sympathies
and blast human life.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-07
THE EVENING NEWS
THE NATIONS DEAD.


The following beautiful poem appeared
originally in the Round Table:
Four hundred thousand mem
The brave, the good, the true
In tangled wood, in mountain glen,
On battle plain, in prison pen,
Lie dead for me and you
-Four hundred thousand OF the brave
Have made our ransomed soil their grave
For me and you!
Good friends, for me and you!
In many fevcred swamp, -...-
BY many black bayou,
In many q cold and frozen camp
The weary sentinel ceased his tramp,
And died for me and you!
From Western plain to ocean tide
Are stretched the graves Of those who died
For me and you
Good friends, for mo and you!
On many bloody plain
Their ready swords they drew,
And poured thsir life. e.blood, like the rain,
A home, heritage to gain
To gain for me and you!
Our brothers mustered BY our sidc,-
They marched and fought and bravely died,
For me and you!
Good friends, for me and you!
Up many fortress wall
They charged-those Boys in Blue
Mid surging smoke, and volley'd ball,
The bravest were the first to fall!
To fall for me and you!
Those noble men-the nations pride
Four hundred thousand men have died
For me and you
Iood fyiends for me and YOU
In trcason's prison hold
Their martyr spirits grew
To mature like the saints Of old,
While mid agonies untold
They starved for me and you
The good, the patient, and the tried
Four hundred thousand men have died
For me and you!
Good friends, for me and you
A debt we ne'er can pay
To them is justly due, a.
And to the nations latest day
Our children's children still shall say,
"They died for me and you
Four hundred thousand Of the brave
Make this our ransomed soil their grave,
For mo and you
Good friends, for me and you!
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-07

Two Sucker girls driving in buggy
on plank road, were stopped and
asked for toll. "How much is itY".
I" For man and horse" replied the
cate-keeper, g. the'charge isffty cents"
" Well, then, get out of the way, for we
are two gals and a mare. Git up,
Jenny,r" And away they went, leaving
the man in mute astonishment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-07
SoME wicked fellow, who has seen the

Grecian Bend, thus dilates:
When lovely woman stoops to frolic
And rues the rusc, alas, too late,
What balm shall soothc her melon collie
What art shall set her back up striRht'
The only thing for her Disaster
The only way her woe to end,
Is to apply a mustard plaster
II she won't do it, let her bend.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-07
DENTISTRY.

DR. c. D. HAMMOND HAS AenDH.
! re-opcned his Office at the ~
old place, No. 50 SOUTH CsT,UIlyY@V"
Virginia, where he IL prepared to
perform all operations pertaining to the tce'n ~
his usual careful and skillfnl manner a"
operations warranted. ..,aa
Virginia, September %, lsCs' ~
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-03-07
Sas berrlibe &rie0Sbcer uno oit
arme Sbule.

Berlin. 3ablen entidefcen! 8e{
osr Daratbun9 os6 GtatS fir BAG Sdalz
wslsn In Ger 3wsfien &ammer @roBpreu
fen6 bat 6arfcrt, Der ol,tendb,te @orz
fdmpfer fir Shule uno Gdulmeifer,
lsinen @oQssen folsenbe Gbatladen Dor
eefdbrt.
SIR bic 6slesn bss 8rubntrte9s ta~
ben ptr autertbalb m'Qionen bsmiQ:ot
ober Die @bule bat 1868 reniQer ale
1867. Sn ben Sabren 1853 - SIS 1T
bas ME|tdrbrteet UNI II Miulonsn
Tblr Die @inwobnsr5abl Don Is auf 19
MiQtonen gemahisn ; bos Bueget ullsr
Sdulsn um aan;e $4,000 Tblr: vDa6
ae'hab i'm Staate Der SuteIiasns, Ter
Is, 1000 2>brer unb 3 Miuton @aulfin<
Der ba'." Sir @trafanfalten 9eben mir
q Miqionen. fir @,iminalfoRen Il
WiiQionsn; bic 5dule befomnt 382, 1000
Gbaler 3uldub. Die 3ebl Der &efrutsn
obne Gdulunterridt ba! Gh felt 1914
osreeppslt. unisre Du!f6ldule 1T fronf ;
ie !eirs! On Gbeplcets, ;. b. Oil per@s T.
lthfttt. Sn ben .Sem|narten bsbilfs
man i6 jsys NIT einsn GURUS son nuy
e;rsm ba!b:n Sabr, G5 fsblt an 3Ssz
linsen; rsenn tsin iurasr msnlb Don
1uleni u1oo einigtr Bypung bat beutsuz
taas SUIT an nem !0aneesbrpos eirse
Sdulebrere." Bur Nnlodan9 oonpyd
paransen iInb fir flint Yrcpir,en aanss
600 Ibalsr ausoeiast. 49, SIN Satr
1861 feb!t'i, tn Nea.s9e,. 2isen'g 81
2shrsr, unb ou{ 100 2sbrsr, cle oa5 5e<
minar belnAi ba!tsn, famen SO, ts ee
ntht ba1tsn; tn Nsg.>Bss. &5ntaabsre
mar oa0e!:e @srbd!tn s III III rs; I'm
Nes.. Bt3. @t%raliunc 80 gu Is. Sn
Der Nrooins pcmmsrn percsn al n1ehr
ais 100 Shulsn 5000 &iHsr turb
p1dparanren> battle &na;sn, .untsrr:d'tet;
10 bat 1fsnt!ib Elm royli8sr 5upsrInten:
bent aetlaet. - @sba!t6pcrtSItai0e: S.:
24,970 QanbRsllen bat pas 9ehrer unn9<
fdbr IS SDr. een Gea (52 &yeuses!j
absr es otebt aud 5212 6unas,feI n
MT! 1OO-150 Gbaler (175--250 Gull
cen); bageaen fir ba6 Seer foroert eer
arisas ~;tntler p:o Wann 225 Tbtr,
Gaa 400 @uloen.) 3ur @erbc 1eruaa
bar @ehdlta fao ansaelebt 1853 600
Sir, nedt pet Gesle 1ebs Yfsnn:os,
n;dt 9ans jwet Srsu;er. ST tsnl ris'<
beiamdtten Na6au por Is bs6er!
Dot eisis Nnseb2n Dor pe1lammc|tsr
0pIfSuertrsta"o neneht, mioetleot isisn,
miro niht as|aBt; mas payeus futst,
fraudt nidt Ds|a9t At ns,eer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-03-07

Der 8er9fur; am &e1uY.-
lleber ben AM %. San. Bel Neapel ftattz
9ebabten 8er9iturs> pper Grprutid idreibt
man prn bort unterm 20. f~o!9enoe5 Ndbz
ere: @eitern Mtenp um 8 l1br 1T ber
belette 8uat Spn Santa 2ucia, Elm Don
ben Trempen bespr;u9te8 Guartter, BON
ei1em ntlebltGen llnglif betrpfen &prrz
ben. Man battle ldpn am Mpr9eu bel<
lelben Ga9e5 ben1ertt, baB ppn Der ben
Suoi itetl iberra9enoen 5bbe Yissofal<
cone einGrcfurs probe> t,tpem rabrlbeinz
lid tur6 he in rer leBtsn :3eit 9cfallene
bepcutsnce &s9enmense Elm Gbeil biel Ter
Nnb1be urtermiiblt unp gel1t rproen
,par. Sn bet Shat batten AUDI eint9e
weni9e Tamilien tbre beprpbten 5auier>
su reGten3eit gsparnt, oerla0en BEL wei<
tent bic Mebr;abl war aber 9eblieten.
I'm bic ar19e9ebene Stunpe ftir;te nun
pl1Bli9 nit rapiper S9neltsfeit Der 9e<
nannte Ebeil Ter fteilen Tel5h6be berab
unr serldmetterte unb bssrub pret 9rpbe
5duler> peren obere @todwerte gang an
iebt bter in 9roberNn;abl meilenne Tretnpe
Sermistbet 1paren. SIN Gro9eldob Der
rerIDiittetsn 5du1er befrnoen 1t9: Elm
pbptoarapbtelaoen, Elm &praQenma9a3tn
unb cine @afwirtbl9aft. Gem @irtb
tpie ieinen @aiten iru es 9elun9e11 fem,
rur@ eire BON pen&rlmmern frei9ela0ene
SeHnuas ft9 gu retten ; bic betpen 2d<
ben ipllen idpn 9eldlo6en 9eweien 1ein.
Son ben 8empbnern Der pberen Stod@
merle ioQ es 1,ur elmer ein3i9en Tamilie
9elungen Elm, III enstfommer. Die 3abl
her inter ben Irlmmern8 esrabener1 1rirb
auf coo nod Der 9erinaiten MnsaE,
BON Sielen auf melt dber 100 a%nee9ebe,
delblt Die nieerisRe pieltr 3ablen 1T nod
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-03-07
Don Japan.

@epolutipn IN Sapon:-Der
Wtcabp 9efan9en.-Mb III raj
Sell ertrunfen.
Gan Tranct5cp> 16. Tebruar.
Die Nadri9ten aus ypfpbama, Sapan>
melde bis Snm rs. Sanuor rei9en> mel
ben, co6 inTplee rer GrDfnnn9 per aeuen
Soften fir Die 6reuren cine furbtbare
Rerrlution in Sapun au59ebrcden 1T.
Ter junse Mifapp mar ppn prti ber sprz
nebmlten Tirfen be5 &eid8, Satiuma>
Gbp1iy uno pplp aefan9cn 9e1Dmmen
wprren, unp befanr itb in ibrem0 ewabr<
fam.
Der rprmaliae Sbo9oan, Gtot5~ 8a1bi
botte 1i1 ron Weofp nod hem &alteu
Siaca aefii6tet> urp batte fi6 bort u1z
ter ren S6ut rer I'M 6ofen anferrren
Tlptte rer fremcen Wl69te 9eiteut, ntegez
lancten rieierMlGte batte1 aber beltin''nt
unb feicrliG periidert, raF iie 1I1 fetz
neSwc96 in Zen @treit einmilden Mir
ben.
GtrtS>Sa1bi 11l1n1elte Streittrlfte urp
praoniiirte cine Mr1nee, nit Der er BE ser
lprere Ma6t !rierer gu %erlarsen rerlu@en
mpute.
SIS mar nidt wabrl6einlid, rab bic
frempln @elannten tr9eno ettpas tbun
mirren, Inn ibre 8esiebun9e1. gu einem
Der freitenren Gbsile fefsufeQen> bis rer
Mrel res &ei@s fd Yerlamrnelt baben
piiroe. l. ....* ~ If
Mitt(erweile tpar ater has Hei9 pbne
Elm %anerfanntes Sberbaupt. Sn Yerbo
batten @t1run9en ernlter Mrt Gtatt Sc
babt. Der Y1bel >par am is, Sanuar
in zen 5ouptpauat bes Sba9opn ein9e<
trpden unb Bate eenltlben nieber9es
brannt. I
Sic @ittwen friberer S%boeopns, nell
DE in Dem pauaite tpobnten, ,uurcen ee<
tGrtet.
3wei Sage bnrauf tpar Ter pauait tes
Tirfcn Gotauma inystrc ron benTrups
prn res Sba9pon anQeoriFen uno GER
fort unp Gin 9rpeer Gbeil eeeGioentbun,s
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-03-07
Res Turiten IN auperen 3beilen ter @tart
nouI < - o.k ,..A .nsaX.A ~

Res Turiten in auperen Ibeilen Ter @tart
9eplanrert uno Serit5rt morren.
Gini9e Ypn Satluma'6 2euten entfaz
men auf einem Dem Tlrten eebSrenren
Dampfer in Sen 6afen. @ie purpen
pom einem &rie9sidife ce6 @Da9con YER
fol9t uno e5 fanb Gin &arnpf Gtatt, bel
wel9em ro5 lebtere bel9ariat nurpe.
Der Compiler, entfam. ,aa
'Ztc 5dfen bon 5ioso uno Slafa muir
ben am /. Sanuar fir Gremre feierli9
9eSfnet> ober an teinem BON teicen Or
ten bat in Tpl9e Der llnruben i'm 2anee
BET 9anoel 19pn b%e9pnnen.
Nrmirol BeQ ron Der Ser. @taaten
Tlotte ertranf am II. Sanuar an Der
Manbuns be6 Siafofu6es. Dieie mar
our@ cine @anrbanf> wel9e w1breno
zines i9weren SturmeS entltanben mar,,
9elperrt.
Der Mon1iral Bate iGon mebrere Sage
barauf Bepartet, bic 8arre poliren 3u
t6nnen> als CT cnpli@ in 8esleituns tea
Tlaa9enlteutcnant6 &eep in einen1 nit
Is Mann bemannten 8opte bsS u6artz
fpro" abfubr. Oils er in Der &i1tune
no& Siaea uber bic Barre fubr idlu9
raS gppt 1lt1> uno NQe, bic an 8prp
maren. %ertranfen> big auf bret Matrolen.
Cic 2e{@en wuroen ipdter aufaefiGt UNI
in Ter Nabe Ter Minrun9 be6 . laca bez
erri9t. Sic NIT Npmiral Sell ertruntez
men Matrole len beiben @snry Grnt Gu
paro Mtdpl6> @ba>le6 8alrmin> Mlirse
6oloenberA Sobn %. Smau, @. s.
&ideu> Tbos. Davis, Mole6 @ermonc>
8ernbaro Norbp> Spbn Yeterlon.
&iltenS &rSt 6. $, gage ron ter Ser,
Staaten 6lotte ftarb am "a. ye;. y. 8.
Ger britii6e Goniul fit Die reue>1 5dz
fen ltarb am q. Sanuar.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-03-07
Gnen6Qbn Tobr~ DlQne.
g. HHIsl.| z9sIE 1 EE9zzzfs@.:.aSE5 H EEzHHaEz.=a;E7

Wiunsfpta BAILEY Gilenbabn.
Sc 9ueur ums @lanfato Sise.
Serlafen st. paul 7.45 Ucrm., $50 @admtttass
Rpmmen an In st. Yaul II 81 8prm. 500 yfa9mittass
Dte 3uee t.efsr Batn S~erbtnten In Utenbrta NIT tt
men Der Wttnnefuta Central 8abn.
Snp. +. 2inepIn.
Superintendent.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-03-07

ums lreifa@e ibertrieber. 81. ;. 81
Iie meiften ron ibnen iino Gnaldnoer
uni Entertainer. Mud 3pet @a9en fol-
len nit nerl6uttet 1ein, ron renenper eine,
i'm Mu9enblif rer &atafropbe, sor ben
einsetlr3ten 5dulern pprbeijufabren i'm
8eQrife rpar, her anoere Dor Der TbIre
eine6 nerielben martete, un1 cine a1nerifa
nilde Gamilie in6 Gbeater su fabren.
Die Eruppen be6 pemGintur 9e9eniiber>
~lie9enpen Gaftel peQ' 500 unp rerGalerne
arf rem pis;ofalcone, bic Militlr< unc
Observation-Disclosures, per5erSo9 bon Mplta
&C., eilten io9leid auf ben S@auplab Der
3erit6run9. SIS 9elans iofort, nod einen
am &opfe idmer %perpunpcten Nmcrifaner
unp einen isinenS erlebun9en leirer 9lei@
nodber erleoenen Neapplitoner aus ben
Grlmmern 81 sieben. Aber man fab
isbr bolo> bab ben weiteren &ettun9sarz
Soften fid bel Ter Gtefe Der auf9ei9lttez
ten Trlmmermalen unb tt Der jeoen
@u9enblid prpbencen @tfabr meiterer be-
oeutencer Grritarse bic srHbten S@wie>
ri9feiten %Gnt9esenaelen murpen. Man
mubte bic umlie9eupen 5auier uno bic
9leidfaQS terrpbte @aierne auf Yi;;pfal<
cone rdumen lolIen uno bic unter iteten
0efabren auf eini9en Yunften in &n9rif
9enonmenen Mrbreiten fGrperteu nur prei
yet9en ans 9i9t.
0fpti; ;. 81. Ety.
Aus Dem 6ummelin0 a. -
Benu asn1elcet rpirp. pob aud in $ i'm M
| n q I'm sbmab'i9en a5n'orsi@ 0annos
per 6unafrsno,b berrlGe, 10 wercen eie
uentafsn 2sier 10 1sn no de >tsles0 ettr1e
81 iuhen baben. Die fablen ianpiaen
oiaslfe!ten pes 6drmIiu9 lte9sn obne
isoen fd,baren 3ulommsnban9 nit onz
o'1en Bsrg,19en, tnmitttn res arob'n
Wprre6 eas Gh Gus rem boudnr'fdsn
BRO ,insen @r0nineen, Drentbe anp Sbsc,
yNsl ouvh Gen n5rolihsn She'll Der Qano'
orofei S8nobrid (pas 6srscatbum Nrenz
berg: Weppsn) bis nabe CUR Start Slpenz
burg er1redt. Su cieisr trauriaen &C.
9eno bilpst Der 6Immlina I'm No>boRen
per 9ancerofsiO onabrid cine Der trnuris>
fen. Der 3ufano per 8:mpbner os0sl
Ben fam etnmal por etna 10 Sabrsn in
. + bannopu',d der spstten &ammer aur
Sprade uno man erfubr namals nit
Shrsdsn, oa6 In Dsntidlano rob ;obl.
rsi@e 1amtltsn in Grobbb.len
mpbntsn. Srswflden BE 3uRdncs
GA etwas eebeHet baben rcd eirftia
1T ra6 2eben INNER In ben Mooro5rfet I'm
ooer, wte fe sep6bnIi& genannt tuereen
Mportolonten,i in BENIN purd pas t~etannte
Wporbrennen Der Bopsn sur 5aal pes
8udwetsenS berse,thtet wt'b, aber nur 4
BIC 6 Sabre fir ben etntrdsli6en Bud<
mei3snbau, rdnn nod ein'ae Sabre aur
@ultur BON &ooeen. Suffer ooer &artof>
fsln tenuBt merpen fam, um etwa 80
Sabre trad III lieaen bsvor cerlflbe 0auf
Or 8stauu,a begpnnen pe,een fam.
Our no Die Wocre burh Cana t6yuna,
wie In 5uQano uno SflfrfeSlaar, In
IeNne ,maenanoelt mo'pen, aepdbrsn fe
0sbaaarn e;neu reidsrsr Gr!roe unn
cine aeIhsrie Grifeus. Das 1T I'm
6iimmlina ~teinssn'as Der lyal1 uno elm
Sabr b's W;bpables fIhrt tmm,r etnen
er1Bsrsu pofr ecsinacrsn NotD|tano NIT
id. SIN por;gen Sab it bic 8u6'
weiSeaz opey tie Ro0aers Grnte Der &rt
rniBrafben, pab faum msbr als RE Gus:
foot wIeosroempnnsn oorpsn. W|t rem
Winter brad, Die Notb bs,ein unp bat lsite
osm cine 06be srrei&t, Die IN S:1preubsn
nid,t }drefHbar {ein fonn.
01oti3 B. 81. St3.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-03-07
Wiltpaufee st. Meul urb minnea,
potts 8abn.

potts 8abn.
pafaster 3hse ser1aden unb tommsn an In @ee Ct.
gaul, pte fplst:
Gaftern Grpref.
BtrlaGen St. PAUL 6.35 Dprm.
Rpmmen In ct. Yaul an 7.45 gfad.
winnecsoiis unb st. saul Mccpmpeation.
gerlaGen Weh.@t. paul COS gprmi1taas, las gfad.
militia 90 uub 4:15 Na1mitta9s.
&pmmeu In lDeffSt. PAUL an 11.40 Born. $50 unb
7.45 Na&mtttaes.
.. 6. @teppart,
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0.g@1btwstem &aMs.
Wfnueapol{s, minn.

seifa iu4btt! 5etfa iu&teil
Sd Elm immer sersnast unb luRte babel,
Diaf aud rebt treusfte1 NAL fetxs
So tetre TN sDafbinstsn 5aufe NAL eta;
BraeE tu, per'S benn etbt3
gretlia BET Peter Der aberaI belebt,
6tets bat Der an 5aub. Nos IN phuf&ta 10.
6. stbt einen ausss,et&neten 1if&:
Deefaeaf, paaeten, Rraut uns ealat.
uus 0stt ~eit. mas Ct iona st&t nod bat s
Wet&e Bettea, norm unb wet6 ute Der Sduee.
Tennis talt, etnex gunf& BON Detstee. &afes rtts 9Rss
esrte I'M BONNER eislaltes Bier,
Die feiuaen uab beReu 2tau6re fnh t man Bier.
uns tetm ae,atltn IL ber Peter Elm l,beraler Rsuu
Ct f&retbt nte IN siel, nod IN wents an.
Deun's alte Runben, stbt Ct sern Credit
uub re&net nur ben sani sep5bult&eu prsft.
dub ertra fei's BEN 5armer NOD sefass:
Gin gutter Stau uub frtfde Dueae
ginbet man teim Peter auf Der Ste1e.
gu fattern tte Rate, O4fen nab 9ferbe
So In etaue Plat far etne game 6ee.be.
Sun Nutttr. zo&ter, Batter unb 6stn.
commit ttu ~ BEN 5Otel bes Nafttastsa.
Der Teter laset ersebeaf etu. ~.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-03-07
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SIDE Der Wa5afbcp uue aeIuten @txaDe,
BON SuliuS WeYl.
Dtefes foeten tn benz nenen @etdube, benz CAPITOL ae-
etnuber, errtdtete @tatlt0ement btetet ben 9eebrten 90.
ten auber Der freunblidaen Bestenuns I'm Wu senesntn
fets.
,.Das Bette Bter Srm 3apfen fart unb rein
limb ~fona'een Qabetrant. eemGblt unb fetn.
Gin Smbtb BON Der a%utrbtfen Sprt',
,,Giearren, famus! @laubt. Geutfde, metnem
Wprt.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-07-10

lfa baud of h.ngry Indians were TO
ia aae a farmers house and appropri-
ate tl.e provisions, it is probable that
some e. r,ion would be made TO pre-
veat the fecu renee Of such aproceed ;,
iny. TIE Indian Agent would be ap-
piled 10, influence wou.d oe made use
- to remove the transgressors to some
distant rescrv alton, and II This could
not be done, the farmer would assume
The character OF the "spolg man arm
ed and tie bullet and the bayonet
would de resortod to TO repel the inva-
,icrs.
Every year a crowd Of rapacious
weeds lakes possession Of the tillage
fields OF the farmers and robs the soil
OF the ingredients which are the food
oil his crops. Some OF these weeds are
native and 10 the manor born but
others as the Canada thistle are adop-
ed citizens, who claim the right Of
"sqaatter soverci saty" and are in cx-
elusive possession OF the soil.
An intelligent and successful farmer
once SAID that yeiy carly in life hs
learned what proved to be to him a
very useful lesson and iha, was, he
could not raise two luxuriant crops
successfully at the same time, in the
same field lie found that lac could
not grow heavy crop of cereals OF
forage plants; one must give way To
the other, Al d hs dertcnnincd that the
weeds should be destroyed. lie put
his resolution into practice by es,ah-
hshing rotation Of crops, never allow
mn cereal to succeed a cereal, lesi
weeds might ripen and disseminate
their seeds. He found drill nusbandry
peculiarly adapted TO ban;sh weeds
and he WAS particularly careful that
H. after-culiurc OF The various crops
should BE perfect.
Annual weeds which spiing up in
winter wheat maN be sirnyed by fresh
cning u. the surface of the soil with
Ire harrow or horse hoe at the time
when the young weeds have made a
i ir stmt. The great secret OF
teaning land from weeds is 10 pre-
vent iheM from ripcning their seeds.
II is said that
..One years seeding
Makes seven years wedding"
Every farmer should begin in time
TO prevert the growth OF weeds and
above all things, 10 keep them from
ripenirss tleir SeedS Tpev art, as
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-07-10

Makes seven wears wedding"
Every farmer should begin in time
TO pre,ept the growth OF weeds and
above all things, 70 keep them from
ripeniug their seeds. Tney arc as
injurious to pastures and meadows as
to tiilacc crops Hestesn Rural
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-07-10

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