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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-19
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- berriif Berfanf. SR Gem6Bbeit nit smei ven
70 ditto exponas Berprbnungen an raie5 aeridtei
ur1D fbertieftrt ron 6emM 1ibarengG baMeerp@er
rt1t pom Gapihion Co., EenIl., BET lfeiuem Ohio.
bersTermtn l9: sswerbe t9 gum 5ffeutli1eu 8ertauf
an ben Meiabtttenben gesen bonfe 8aRIung am
GcMytbdusthcr tn Der Stn6t NafhuiHe am g n n a.
benb, ben n. Nd 1869, no1ftebenb beftrtebes
ne 2dlkerei unh DISQUALIFICATION brin1en, nfmuf
Gin Stld cher Tbeil 2anh beIeeen un6 befinDti III
GiuiIbfifrift Sso.4, Douibipn 90. 9enn., bearenat
wie fqIgt: Dat 60 Ta6 Stcnt an B4teritrase, lduft
rerEe bes GumberIanb flutes ebe 9eetfters Dfe, .
g. g., BUD d. Getten 81 nn6 81 unO BeiBlag be-
legt aIe bas Gtgentbun BON Snbn 8eatp, UNI sIueien
@Teeutiomen tn nHeiRen 6HRhRR sM Gnngten nom R. .
6omeH, g. Il. 81, unb 9egeH Snule8 6i6maH Hao Ans
$500 netf Sutereiien uno Rotten 5u genteen. eeA
debeH ben IS. Etbrudr 1863.
G.M. Genntbfpn, GbertF,
if6 3urtb 81 8. @uinsss Deputy.
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MR nnS mad Nontag, ben 4. .. Dr., uilb bis ouf
ueitere SetGnntmG@ung Iueroen YGffagter5itge
s~ti9en NaiHpile, Neinpbts, Tefil. Mt1b Sifman,
gDefffid,.
sMeeom pbatton.
8erIdBt 3aiHpile UNI ..... 5. 20 Nacrgens.
3omnlt on tn Oldham 49,. ii. 80 9adbts.
gerEast @o,bptre ,I I'M tts 10 goBm.
&oHmt an in Rempbi5 -. 5. 80 Dlpreens.
Sommt an in 9idmar 49,. 2. 10 WaOr9ens-
Seffli6b.
sa Mcc m N o q ION.
BerI6bt Oldham nm $500. 5. 40 Mofgens.
Union Gftp I'm -. Y 90 81
Ieipgts nm 3 ~
Grpteb.
8erIast Sidmam HrH -. 8. 20 Abenss.
Rempbis NM -. 8. Is Fadm.
Rommt an in aeibpiHs -. 8. 80 aQofesns.
SIN ReReasis itnset selraaer anibIus an Sie4Qem.
pbfs unS 9oufsptne Giienbobn mad humboldt, Rems
4Intten Statt.
Si linton gitp nit Rubile ilmb Ohio MnS Stem.
Drieens nrb D5to eisenbobnem Radb EabMeabs SAD
f0n, Eenn, 9tnbiIe, MIn., Cairo, ST. louis, Gbicaq
unS allen iibliSen un6 noreweitIiden guntten.
yit Sidnl1n nit Der Mtnntc une aRifiiifippi3 nmpf
f9iff= nnb gleMr bis anb st. 2ouis Yddet. Gompaa
MEN, Sampfer erter 8Iaife nn1 allen Puufteri an
Ob en- n1 ntera M. Mi af
2ontspiIe iiub 9aibpiRe GoeefeIs 1ilO Rtnidp unit
9eofbutae nno 9eeatHr Gifenbabn.
1o2 RetIsn bic tiiraeite @oRte mad ct. Bouts.
IS Stem f Orleans.
R8r parldH.s6Iafpassn aaf allen Sad5.
.& @epdG. gbsRs Dureb naeb alien mid.
tieeH ptlnEteH.f .s.e.3 -
N 6abrpreis 70 biIli9 aIs Der billialte.
Tidets anm gerfailf IN Der Gttp transfer Dfiice,
Norewef Gde @berrp nhb Gbstrb StraEe unS IN benz
9aibotue aaS GbattanOOsa Depot in 9taibDiLe, Eenn
g.. rs. Sole,
9rdiiOeHt Der u. u. ". Us. 81. ".
"a. Gambia,
Sen. NJ G, t er BIN. q. @. u. u
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Der MntsrssI9nete bena9ri@tist bic E1raer pou
geiHuiAe ergebenit brh ct BDrbereitngen getrpffen
PEI, I'M % q fenb 6rr bfesiEbxfgen Gats
1dm pic Straben 3n efpretffen. Or
PCT %tsros nllo sagsii IN btnrst9siber MasabI, nm
bieftger 8iirger, btttet er UNI Sbre @linit.
feo5 1ye Spbn &fIcetn.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-19
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Sin 6ra9t9en am,rf.
teuff6 inh xetair r.
Scr 4. &. CtnIetrat btvid5tet !" =.
Gin lis idbriees 9le60sben bon h;;k !.
f5es Eienr, nit blaueu NueeH unS Il, Io, !,
dieem bloHDen GaGr, purbe aeltern
bof ben ai9ter 0csaH stbraAt, beIs
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-19
GnfIn 3 ].

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2ie bu9 RmRolnng pen G@6feru an.s
VI 9t1 btetet Bier, In Nus fahr ei,ser is
gegsglen Soeef gum eteR a9aIe cine sam sI,I,, 49,
PsttsIYen unc Prciaen qeben sbiIbern ana ~. -;
gsMtenmttg gM5tehen6en NIB anerfannt d5aresssr;
ll9en Splfsleben Der DetfH enninIno7er =. ~.
neoe5eagnng 0nb hiefee ulifernebses1 eas ;sts 80
Ivy y eHnesige Antnnbme finben Ipirb 49,
SM SInete Rennfy Ipanefl bat s6 uorauosrneise no,
w 9Iaatsn pei 0lliun pofI feter geffsbeIro ~,
gu 3era peutl4 gep5 tra nieSeroefef;eS ss,,S er
gatsM, per bis nnf ben bettiaen Tao 9ei,, fnitSss
etens 1etne heiItie aui,besf s,,,k os.,s
9sHGsmelle bttbehalten bat uilh 6efiets elesntFs.
H9s2 elanoes gclt9lebeu aneerlefn ,,s
2sr lite epflne oet sGem3Ihe ana hem lsrss,,,,s.,
SeHtgsn Solfslecea4 etfent tn anSpred5eu6er Vie
81 bait gorrebe In peniiipIuanifd5 qertts .,
9rcla. 5la5hHgs ge6iSfe ober SIN sFr;fSie5r'
oMmefsSeotbte oofr SIN G,fuis,ler0 NINA :
ySeat9se eeeg SIN Rerb5t Minfer Gsebibte
oost 5m sstnter. GebnrtssN naefnen ~;
=9eoIdte. AHerIei. Som Qrisa sas;Sa,
ggIoIte. Som ben Battles. Som SeRfnY6I mn -
OF annugsr AnfnGbme tpixb up,t Rsit an Qei+ ei,
Hsaef sgflas oteier SnmnaIune angereibt spefben
prets fur 6DtIus L., cIesanf oeb. S5 gs,,..
feiH seb. init @pISfdbnitf S1ssE.
qbiTaSeIp5id. SA'@"'
Ste gsrIassbonbIuns
q &ddfer u. acrant.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-19
8eSfnnenD am IS, gan. 1869
2iine inerhen ME fnTnt aehen.. $.

3Ige lueroen ipie foI9t 9eben:
gerlofen Raf5uiHe $50 g. R. uno $50 q. 81
Grreiden 2oviSpiIIe las q. M. Mub 4.U0 q. M.
getes Bulge utaden birsfte Herbinoungen Ia 2enis=
utue tEf St. 2oris, Gineinnati, 5nSiaEGp Ball
Hnbr5eit non HafHpile mad 9seIp alort AS 5tGnben -
lber Is GtunbeR f9neler ais ffgeno cine unoere
Balm. rS sf8a a9f gfrtfs
Morsenaase BON 9afbpiue MAIDEN 8erbinaungeu
NIT ben Dapfera Der Der. Staten 50 an 2iAe
loAtsuiHe nm ubr Na@mittnsS perEuen. 9tefe
9anipfer MAIDEN nfreften MnibIiB in Cincinnati mil
allen Sttbsdgeil mad brin Often sSSHI
Gbeds Iuer6esi fir gepdd pom 9nfbpiHe mad ST.
puts, ebtengo, Cincinnati nho nnen 6t1eit 0oupts
ft6hten ausaegebeu. q ssfala5s IS
BaF Ser $50 81, ~. Sms pen. 5aibpins fdbri
SOnrtdg6 Hi1t. @8
GaHatin Mccommobotionssug refIast Gaaatii
UNI SIS 9. -. f5mnlt IN 86ibrjHe nm II 40 @. 30.
an 8erldBt tdtbu1s INN 3,45 81. R arb fSnnlt UNI
go sbenb5 IN 0anatn an. ss~s.-Ss IS
2IIbesf Iint.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-19


@oaguSinie hit Stem gort geit non. Ds2Ot eSe
non GLGdnge un5 Wstcbigan Str.
SIS y. u. 9eu Dort Sassz egpres (Spnataas aus.
ger1ontMer1; Bait IN 0orUeHsptEe 9.fU VI. 3D.
(6riibftId); Susquebanna 2.32 g, N., (9sittuas
IIien1; burners $50 q. R., (SApperJ, errefht
aspgort 1910 . 90. unS usrbinOet fdb in gre1t
Benn nit Der SeIGpnre, 2adaIpnHnn u. Breat
z4etern @ifenbabn, unb IN Serfep Gitp nit BEN
geItternsd1s grpreB5us fur Rbiia0eI7bta. BoItis1
7.SO y. 81. gofizGgpreb, lber guoH unO SOrneusuaIe
qdsIt@ Sonntags nissgenonmeMl. gelbi.lbst
fi9 tn Glinira init Der Gort5ern Central Gi,ens
sS s s ssa.s Sssss 81 ans ben
tass. ssss I'M Sis + 3. tsa sum;
nlo errei6t Rew gort TAO Weorgens. @erbifSei,
fb In syeriep Gitp NIT benz Rorgen Grpresailo Ser
Rep Seriep Gtfenbabn far Baltimore Hn6 @afbs
3 tngton.
600 81 R. q. .. Radt Grvres, t0oI. fSOuntoos ana.
gelommen); bdIt IN portage UNI 80 g 81
uno perbtnoet ii9 NIT benz $50 Rod5mittoos ma
Soi Dantirt ano sFrstdt aep gprt nm ii.ASS
ti.90 8. D.. Cincinnati eures tdsli5 tausasn Ouu.,
Sonrtags); bait IN SHs quebnmna 7.56 s. Dr.,
S6snsltsi;dl Tanner S : i.S9 @, @tttnseaen).
@irtire NIT bet 90rbliden Central gifenbdbn filr
9arrisbara, 9biIooepbio, Baltimore, Rofhiitos
ton rno ineiiQe 4nntte nn6 tn Stem gorf nit
ben Na9mtttaes S1gen unb 9dmpferu fir
HofEDn unD ReaeHgfdfio GtdOte. -, l'''
I'm Sonntae sebt nur Elm Bug DitIid, iueIder Qsufs
Ialo nm z.2O y. Y: uerl1Bt uns Stem glort um 7.4O
IA 4nBagiere MAD Boifon uuh aeu GnoIonh
weresn NIT tbreH Gepdd IN ew gOrf fre iiberIieiert
/. 80 Ber9nignpss reifenheH bietet bic Gyie GiIens
ea9n EN- fetjenees INNER tue1feInbes 9altarcrta
lnpem ne Dur@ bic ftSHen Tb6LeK Der Ghen,ulao,
SaS I.a eaisnas 9slapapars n6 @enopo Gle fibrt
Gte betveRillEten un0 IurriSIef Gd5Ia}s gBaaen
Gtif bteier Giienbabf1. : $500
1E Sas gepdd mirO mil 0urdj.
niarfer berfeben.
uno %afaeisrprets tets 10 nisbrig. as mi trseaD
elmer onhern GiTlie.
- Nian berIanee Biueis fur Die
erie Giienbabn,
weI6eauf aIIen 9dupts Billet. Bureaus I'm sBsttn un
SaoweiteR 90 baben iiRb.
ism. -. Barr.
@eneraI-9 aiIasirr-Qgsfnt.
q. Wibble,
WemevaI- SADsrtHteuesnt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-19
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SRsi gaiIasiersase SerIafFea seafbptne tag.
ltd mie fpigt
Eaglus UNI Gas Rsrsens, fSmmt in Chattanooga
UNI ). 80 Radbmtttaes an.
9tadbftug UNI $50 4benns, f5m1nt CHATTANOOGA
nm 40 DloraeuB an.
8eiOe 8aae f9Iieben fi3 in Chattanooga mad
SOME, Setpln, Atlanta UNI aRen faoH1en 4unftefi
an.
gafiasisre mad Baibinston, HaIiimOre. pbtIubeIz
phin ,rnp aeu 9orfy Iple nad allen @llffteyIi1r
6fennee tiito 1tnte asae5en 6irette ztj1titfie
fur BITE gauge Snbrt, ueni man BEN UNI $50 Horgens
BON Ral5ulHe abgebenben 8ug niiltnt.
.Dtes lift Die fiirSeite 8oute mad benz
Often
5abrpreis 10 btais rUte uuf irsenb ether dnseren
Ronte. q ss,a ) sr
Baggage pitS init 65eds fur ste gauge gseifc Der.
ieben. ~ Ell 81 9Trstseisgr
Rulafz S6IdfpneeH bel ben Ra9tsasen,
S5eIbpptIIe Mfto mo B att on.
BerIdBf 9afbpilIe nm .....a. 4. Il $50 Rdt6ft.
&1mmt IN Raibpine an nm 49,. 90 Born.
B1Hagiefe mad gcRtnuuiEfe iilib RandeIfer, Wins
@eiter nnb MIdbumn aiif ben Sosper 2rueigbobren
1absp ben xGesne IN RafbD De snneHmeit.f sssst
s. sS. Ebuiaas, General Supt,,
aS. E. SanIep. Sen. Eidet Aseat.
iau1 # fss<
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-19

Bon unS mad benz %. Nouember 1868 ioerben Raas
wte f0Iet:
Bon Snatirt tab Salamanca pom u1icn Depot
New Dort Bet:
$40 U. 30. 1ewsg orf cages. Grpres, bonsaIamouca
(Sonntags ausgenoinmenl. 9dIi !, porneIss
nile 9.15 u. 81. (Bhtit.} anfnipfenb mis- BEN
5.25 U. 80. Gagss Grpres non SnifaIo, baIten6
uno antaiipfenb tpie Mnten, nngt IN Esruz gDrt
ain 10. 40 Rncbts al.
7.30 u. 81. GrpreBsPoIt pon 9imEirf, tdgIid taasse
nemmen Sonntaqsl, bdlt in Salamanca 1000 u.
W. ltuo nia6t nte 8erbinbnng IN SorneaspiGs ,inh
Corning nit benz 7.30 u. 81. eIpreb= gOit,lla BON
Buffalo nno errsi5t Stem yOrt- UNI TAO Nor=
1926 z. 3D., aiebtnins Grpres pom Salomanea. ida.
up laMsgenommea Sonataasl bait IN @oSs
binoet f6 mt BEN tdgEi9en $50 Gipres pon
Buffalo uno tommt IN Reru gprt an nm z Az
q. N.
$50 g. 81. gew gert 9abt GypreB, RON Suntirt tta
Ii9 (Sennt9es ausgenommenl; bdlt IN Sdi1s
InGned 7.40 ~. Or; m DIedal s.f6 g. 81. SIN "a
burners f1.O8 y. 80. t5ribFt.l, ,lnS erreid5t Stem
Yprt 40 q. Or, UNI NIT ben SlGbnsittaas 9iiaen
uno SGupfern nod Bottom gnS BEN ReueRaiaats
StGhten ~ uerbtnhers
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-19
Siafbeille nnD Osprtbmeftern

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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-05-29

From - years rcsdence IN L. Sale county and long
peence In the lumber basines, know the wants Of the
people, and make It my study to suit my patrons.
All In want Of lumber TRY NE and you shall be satsaed.
Thankful for past liberal patronage hope by honesty and
fair dealing to merit continuance Of the same. H.
nct3- ". ". CALKlNs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-05-29

Helmbold,s Extract sarsaparilla cleanees
and the blood nss the vgor OF health into the
system, and pugea out the hunors that mako disease a2
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-04-22

MORTGAGES SALE.-Defanlt has Teen mace in
NJ the conditions Of q certain indenture of Merit
flwell and Txllmadge Elwel of the Town of Cottage
Grove, County Of Washington, Sta,e of Minnesots,
Aortg.gors to Skinner, Briggs Mead, of the Town
Goth day Of January, 1885, which said Mortgage con-
tans full power Of sale to the MortgaSees and their
essigns, and was duly recorded in the Office Of the
State Of Minnesota, on the 4th day Of January A. D.
on pages ~, SO and 81.
Said Mortgage was given TO secure the payment Of
certain promssory note Of s2s5.O0 payable be-
fore the 18th day Of October 1885, with interest at the
o. teS I Per BY the said
ing even date with said Mortgage.
There IL aimed to 10 due, and is due on said note
the
q with Thirty Four and 6ol00 Dollars taxes due. de-
linquent and PAID by said Mortgages on said
described Aortsea property for the years 1866 and
At hw torecover the debt now remaining secured by
said Mortgage, o. any part thereof
Now therefore, Notice is hereby given that under
aud BY virtue Of the Power Of Sale In said Mortgage
contained and the Statute in such case made and
provided Tie saA Mortgage viii DO reclosed aud tho
;@c'' tiesssey conveyed and described as follows
gl.ight 81 nipe, d. and ten, 49, IL block thirty.
~ CD ed lot:aas, ~ and two, (2l fractional in
T. e snS Sat-. to 's Of
and On record in the Clerks ONCE of the County Of
S&sarn aforesaid together with the Entertainments and
.appartenances therepnto belonging will be sold
BY the Sheriff Of the County Of stearns s.0les.a a.
sid County of Steam. on THE 1lrH DAY OF MAY,
O'Clock in the 90. Of that
day to the highest bidder for casa 10 :a.y ana pay
the amount due on said Mortgage and the note tkere-
s. secured aud the legal disbursements and charges
o. Oh 'a''' SKINNER, BRIGGS /, MEAD, Netssgees
*"'. r, 3D. caossnr Attorneys for Mortgages.
dated Hastings. MINI, March eth, 1850. sse.u
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Farm for Sale.

THE undersigned offers for sale Z good
i farm Of 160 acres, on the north end of
Maine Prairie, about
FOURTEEN MILES FROM ST. CLOUD.
Sixty acres are timber, the balance prai-
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A complete and judieious assortment Is
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CALF RAISING.

From the Prairie Farmer.
1have ten thinking for some time past of
writing and giving my experience on calf
raising and feeding, thinking perhaps it
might be of some benefit and profit to 9TH
ors.
have read articles on this subject in
your worthy columns, that correspond
with my views as far as they go but
think very important part has been omit
ted. Calves, when separated from the cow,
land At present prices think it pays
best to milk, and feed the calves,) are too
often neglected; and particularly if they
have been allowed to suck the COWS for
eversl days, for Is matter Of course,
they Will not drink Immediately; and it
is not enough to offer them milk and let
them drink Or not as they please. They
generally need coaxiug, and if may use the
word. persuading. We must have little
patience with them, take time and see that
they get little milk at least, for it will
take weeks and sometimes months, to over
come few days Of starvation.
The same u true in feeding grain.
Calves are not I'll alike in regard to eating
grsia !; some calves will soon learn Of their
own free will snd accord, TO eat grain if
placed within their reach but my expert
sncs il that calves will eat grain, when
from oas 10 tvo weeks old, if a few grains
are daily placed in their mouth. They will
soon begin 10 crack The kernels and learn
70 eat.
think littls corn mixed with oats is
the best feed even for young calves say 4
corn and osts; it gives variety that they
like and will here state that q judicious
use Of cora meal mixed with their milk
will bring good results.
Light is also very important for the rapid
growth Of calves. They are, in this re-
spsct, to be compared to the young plant;
they need the exhileratiug influence Of the
gentle sunshine to strengthen them. How
often We SEQ . young calf tied up in
damp, dark corner, with hardly room
enough to lie down. This is all wrong;
give them plenty to eat, sunshine and free
access to run about and digest their food,
and you will seldom fail to raise good
calves ~rft a'~ f;
We must not expect to raise good 10
choice bullocks, without care and feed: It
10 useless to raise q calf that orI, .;..
26o or 500 pounds, A. one year old, and
there srsplshty Of this olas,, where, with
. little care and feed, they will double and
trsblsths sbevs weights: When we pint
field to corn. if W expect remunerative
crop, " expect to give it care and attcn.
ton F.; 90, also, il We expect good stock,
large and satlJ matured cattle, We must
attend wall 70 the little calves.