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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-11-13

Rhe uma n tism, Gout, Neuralgia, Drop
sy, Paralysts, Fits, etc.
From DR.. j. r. Vaughn, Montreal, Candda.
Too much cannot be said OF Pills for the
ooStiress II fothers Of fraternity have found them
eficacious have they should join in proclaim
ing il for the benefit Of the mutitudes who suffer from
that complaint which, although bad enough In ITSELF
the progenor Of others that believe
reness TO originate in the liver, but your PILLS affect that
organ and cure the disease.
From hrs. Stuart Paysicidn aud Aidscife, Boston,
find two large doses OF your Pills taken at the
proper time excellent promotives Of the natural
ton when wholly partially suppressed and also very
eectua to c>dHSe the sOBlacA and eEpl They
much the best physie we have that recommend
no other u my patients
From tie Rev Dr.. Hal0kes, Of he Asthodist Es Church.
PULASKI HOUSE, Savannah, Ca, Jan. g. 1856.
HoSoRBD Sir: should be ungratefuI for the relief
your skill has brought me II did report
you. cold settled In my limbs and brought
cating nsiraLgc paiss which ended IN chronic rhetd-
tsm. Notwithstanding had the physicians the
excellent agent In Baltimore, Dr. Mackenzie tried
Pills. Their effects slow, but BY perseyerDg
In the use Of them, sm now entirely we'll
SENATE CHAMBER, Baton Rouge, La, Dec. 1855.
Dr. AVER: have been entirely cured by your Pills Of
Rheumatic GOt-a painful disease that bad afflicted
for years. VINCENT sLIDELL.
R5- Most Of the Pills in market contain Mercury,
which, although valuable remedy in sklful hands s
dangerous in public pill from the dreadful conse-
quences that frequently follow These
contain no mercury or mineral substance whatever.
Price, 25 cents per Box, or Boxes for 81.
Prepared by DR.. J. C. AVER g. CO.. Lowell. Mass.
Sold d. r.. +. i.uZ. il. siu5 5ri, 90, Il u
Nj Haoenbuch, BoOmsb sbptg. and BY Que
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-28

lino. tnebr If fie nf6t ,pertb. S6 bin eiu
lebrlt9er Wann 3rnb 9te fSnnen I'D, oul
,meinE @ort serla1en. 81: .5 stssss :s.sIs..
/ DaS besweiFe t1 ni1t 1perleste Nrau
.Dreien, uno nabn NIT etne,n tiefen Seufz
f3er pte 25 Tbaler. 'fH tgg.!-s5 l." -
/ Der. panoel pare nun aboemadt, bub
Sesperlpn tpteoer an. Da 1T ir3mt16en
etne aneere Sa9e, Die t@ germ NIT Sbnen
.belpre9en mB9te. Seben Ste! mein5pbn
bat nun feline ie@8uno3man3ta SABRE su>
rtld9ele9t uno 1T 1p gu iaeen Elm aan,er
}8erl, ber 1t6 nt6t I6eut, ben .@tarften
aus oem 9apen 5u .perfen, ,penn es benz
I1elben etnftele, Spettatel 3u MAIDEN. ga,
mas tb 1agen tpollte! Gr bat Elm outes
sNuge auf SunBfer MIiaa, unp menn td
.nu1 peit e1tfernt btn pies 3u ,pun1lben,
pa ba8 tlett,e Mao6en nt@tS bat unb
nt9t5 n1ttbrtngen fann, >piQ t6 ibm bod,
'ntbt et1t9e9en ietn+ SD babe ibm oft
9enuS 8ela9t paB es ft9 fit zines ret(ben
WfanneS Sobn nt6t i9tdt, 11m bic Gp6z
ter etne8 arn,en ManneS 3u freten; penn
,penn ntan@e5 gu Gbren fpmmt, ,petB e6
nt9t mas es ietn nil; aber er mill ia
11l3t bSren. Sir SIRE fleine Nlipa mare
bag ia Elm >pabres @ottessliid, uno bic
1alte @rpbmutter perfen MIR AUDI nt6t
aus bent 9auie ipbalo eS er(t lpweit qe>
fomn1et1 1T, penn iie aud nt9t tbreMtetbe
bMejablen b fam. SD perlan9e nf@t eIei6
Nnt1pprt lpt1pern tperbe na@ efn paar
3agen 1pieoer porlpre6en. 9}a, penten
Ste barllber na@ uns erinnern Sie fb
wpbt pab ni6t ieoen Sag Der &ei6tbum
an bte Sbir Der 9lrmutb tlppft. @ptt
befcblen! nno 16lafen @te wpbl. Damit
perabi6tebete lt9 Sesperlen unb perlieb
bic Stube. .ls@ #stsi~
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-28

ppltttt unit n8uiineb."-Gs
1T befannt> bab in Mtnertfa bic Yplitif
our6auS pte Elm @elddft betrteben pirb>
uno o}ele Deutide ieufsen: SIM alten@a=
terlanpe tpar e6 pp9 anber6. Mlletn> poB
:au@ bort pclttif unp % III ineb s" lebr
eng NIT eii,ancsr vsrfnlipft i1np, mag fol-
G9enoe6 antii|ante 0el9t9t9et, tpeldes
1d9 IN 8onn 'pdbrenb ber leBten urpabz
len IN pyeuber ;1trug partbun. Gin
Gren1oer labt ilb raitren Der Barbier
erjablt tbm BON BEN eben 1tattfnpenpen
snrpablet1 unb .t1tetnt auf Die s5raae, >per
Spn11 in Dem Mb9eorpnetet,> .5auIe pertrez
ten peroe: uBabri9einli9 Der bisbertQe
Mt9eprpnete, prpfeilpr 8raun." Muf BE
5&pettere Srage, fir men er penn ftimmen
smGrpe, lautete .bte Mntmcrt: Sir ben
5@esen<@ <@anbipaten!" u@te 70 fit ben
@egen<@ @anbtpoten, tper 1T oenn bae g"
-, .sfeben Ste pas 1T mir einerlet; Der
!5r> prpf. 8raun 1T n,ett1 &unbe; 1penn
'er lna@ 8erlin 9ebt rafre i'd i'm nidt>
a!fo Btu t@ ebenfaQ6 fir ben @esenz@anz
biDaten!" 3f
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-28

2tsenten ocr @ftnn. Staats5ettnns.
Mtnnelpto. .
oatins5 unp Datuta 60. 5err 9er,cg. l."
ylcw- llm unp 8rpwn @ounts ST. 6uriter>
9t. Yeter unb 9tcplet @ty 3d. @Gimmel>
St. MntbOny u. Minniapolis, Srtb u. anoblaurb>
Carver ct. Suit,
Maufatp 5:rr Su ltus $. 9artmann. "
Stia patsr unp 9Salbinstpn &t9 81. @9eHer,
94inpna unp Winpua GtY Or. Slider. . .
Seaeplain 5err Traua y. 9eybertebt.
6aritault, Jttce &c., 5err G5ptfreb i5lefenitein.
Neaos 2anoin9, $. Duerre. ST.. .: .-.n1
Neb QStns> 5err Sobn 6riebri9' .J.-. ,.-s,.
Nababap, 0eurg Suber. .....
Ga @rplle, 0err 5eil. >
Srpmnsv0e Scrr Jriy @liif. ., -. -"
9uHalu City, Bise* 81. 94ittlsr. .- ."a
Jpuntain City, gDist. Or. 9pubr.
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Gbtcagp &a9erbier<@QlDn
DON
SJpbn Gb. 8ecbt:

@de Der 2Sa1btn9tpnz II. Drttten Ctr.
ct. paul, Mtnn.
Dem seebrtfn publitum bic ersebenite Mn,eioe.
baB t BON nun ab ftets bereit bin. nteinem ner.
t9en, @alten NIT allen @Orten GBpaaren. ala
S@tuten unS 3unse> @9weiaer unb Qimbnra,r m
&a1e, @erones uno marinirten 9drinaen n. alfsn
Nrten QSuriten in meinem @alou auf,umorten rH,1'
&afee auf 8ertangen. ''A''1'''"' '
. Deseletm@en balte i4 fteta sorratbia: Mue @or
ten 1etae Siqueure> sorsusliete @iaarreu unb
Seite6 2a8erbier.
S@ petne< 81 s E itets an 5axs.
Spbn Gb. Rrmt
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ID a s bingtpn 6onae

u q s J ms on 6onsr,
oeutl9eS @ait : ,1np 8parbfno : 6oua
ct, MnttonsRraa51es.r a1sr aeSe SSef, Sem so;rs,,,,.
9oule".
Das rBalbineton- -5aus" bitiet Roftodnoeru
uno eelegentlt9 Ginfebrenben an cpmfertabiem
Sosts unb tpp9lbeieBter Gafel Mues, tpas pon e.
nen1 9uten 5auie erwartet pirb. s.. @n6.
~ @ute 9tQlIunoet1 hei,m 6nnse
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-28
@epra 8en;,
Salppm u,1b @eifauratiD1t

. III n y n q Il m.
Il Uer unter3et9nete empfeblt biermit bent Ser-
egrten beutlden Yublifum 1ein
Saio111: T., M unb Meftauratipns= 6efHdft
tn atbel1aunt 1tets bic alerppr3aslidbiten g.
49, bel gorife1nu9en int Ebeater faIte uub
tparme @peilen nerabreidt. ''' WV
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-28

umton &ptel,
Gde Der @aba19apz unb 4ten e3troee
sn ss t9saag NJ: :&ts,a,;a t&s%n;fs;nkstmsr ,;e 1,s.t
ltden 3tmmern nerleben, tpie bieies SnteI - H.
tst eS Dem Neilenoen bic berrltdtten Beouemlid-
ts'ten neben gut bereiteter &olt unb Der biIioen
Seolenun9> lopte quite @etrGufe ait Der 8or'o
4eraumlge @taauns 1T BEL benz 6auie. unb
oeRga!e ben 6arn1ern namentli& au empfeblen.
JtetIenbe nnb beren@epaf tperSen frei nrn mnb
nadb ber 2anbung befDrbert. 1Sq
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u Nrbetter< @QIIe
BON e. g. @dnf

Dr1tte 9 trab {, eesenaber Der Vresbsterion-
Htr9e> ct. paul Minu.
o,Ss1.l IN ole'em nen- une freunblt@ etnseti&teteu
S"9efeterr % 9alpon TT itets gu baben
Seits@ Sa9erbier 2 @las fir 5 Gents
&alte @peiien unb Seine &igarren,
e IL 81 n..I
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-28

sGine5oris tnelle6o93eit.-
Der Ns'ltputaner Z @eneral Som Ibumb
tpnmroe m mtpdbrenol ietne6 leBten Mufentbalt8
IN Ganaea 3u elmer 6p93eit einQelapeu.
Braut unp 8rduttaam 1parel, 1,ur einioe
3pll LANCER al8 BET betannte @enerol =
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u8erltner<@QQe",
1@ras 9e9enl1ber Der ~Mrbetter- 5aIle",
Dritte @trabe,
. ct. Waul, 9Hinn
9 @uteS 8ter.
u< s NJ &a1te Spet1en
une Trennelt@e 8ebienung wtrb ieber 8eliebioe
n'e'aes sefbrten @afte itets oprfnben.
9errn1an &retk.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-28

y. sDer s!9lr !&'sa.ifer s. erMappIeon BAT feline
Nu9et auf Der S9meti leine 6dnpe IN
ungat1t u11o IN polen, ,ftineg1ale I'M Deutl1z
Lamp, = sletnen SuB tn Staliett - tpa9 bletbt
tbnt lfst mod fir Gn9lanb?
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-28
Sbd8fQ 6Qu8,

@ba6fa> Minneloia.
11nter3ei@nete beebren fid9 biermit Sem s,ubH.
tum tbr mobl etngert@tetes, nit alien 8ennsm
ltdfeiten strlebenes @atbaus ~ empfeblsn. baa
non teinem GtabltiIement, in eirtr Der 5tSht. a.,
Nt'nneleta, ipeeer tpaS Giuri9tung nod Bebanh.
lung anbetrift iibertrpfen tpirb. ,s"''-
tsz ass gSHft unh 9SdIim.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-28
Tort1ebune fpl9t.
OV111I9R1U TUIYI.
Glne Seutib= b=amertfanticbe Dtebe.

&
I Cine seutib=amerifantfbe 2tebe.
|. 1.su 4..[s @r.
SdB, ntetn Mdo9en> bid ertpeiden, Slime,
= # ) II Eraute, mir Die Gbur,
Dab t9 felt9 BET ptr ftye blif in'8 Belle
I ! tie: g9s.a Nuge Dir; --....
Saui1e petne6 SCREENS S9ldoen, fiii5e
I -. n oetuen Nplenmunb:
Sennt metn Sebnell tpie t9 liebe, bid
| s~:G g.g d nur auf benz @rpenruno.
s 1HH .oaa sic.
WeQ> i6 9eb' mir brum - nur 'retn,
..#s H.. tpenn'8 Sbne pliest!
sa1$ n..... @r.
@pu, t1etn Mdo9en tb bid fiibreu in
.~-a. pe5 &ense6 9olo'ne Mu'.
Wp ppm Wtelen9ruup bic 2er6e mirbelnp
Retst gum Netberblau
SSo oe6 Vo9el5 2leo mir laul9en, tpp bic
r.. ....r. .. 191niten 8lumen blIb'n?
81 ben1 ssalpe, bin our 8uel!e> tpmn1'>
= .ys......-a mefn2teb@en laB uu6 3iebn*
:, ~ o..asa sic.
Sn De WopoS wolle 81? 90 muB i'd Qber
= ibid. opb erit nit perMutter reppe,
: ~. s.. @r.
9ftmn1, t1etn Sdub9en, bte1e 8lun,eu, rie
4 r., T., AM Stain t6 bit ecpFUdt
Tlpra'3 &{nper baben 11in1r1er elmer S61z
/. ;4e:.s gis nern 3ugenlft:
uno oon iartem 8an0 umi6lp11er1 1et Der
3 Strduf, Der Qfphp @i(n
Die un8 et1et bis auf Groe,, unlrr6@ifz
= lal ft6 erfiQt.
- 4a~ t-.... ...... ole.
M9> paS .8lpm&1e, pa5 Blpmme! I'M tpte
: ats5 .,ssn bic l9meQe- e-oeS alei9' i9.
+ ..S.-.a i. .....@r. -.
QBablet Nplen AUDI bic 2iebe, 2ilien paS
=. =. .a.ry refine 6er&
Set Die Sreue bod t9 Bunbe> marp' 1ouf
s2m Greupe ia su G9mer3;
Drum mein Gnsel> lab oir bteten, &1trnm
:. ..,... q. ben Sting BON n1einer 6ano
Nl8 Syn1bpl pe6 ,yin1merenpenS, ew'oer
"a sr...4 s~ 9tebe unterpfanb
y .-ag. ..-~.l>-~ sic.
Den Sting? very pretty indeed! Mber Se
{ 1.5 gas e. renneI9 bod arg tnGrpenlss.
.s7E....~ ..- Gr.
2ab, metn 5Gdb9en ieBt un6 plauberr,
aE,ra.l mann wtQitpu bte0Geine letn>
Sang ote Meiue neine perle> 0ans NIT
l5s1rrsas 5ano uno @er;e11 n1etn;
Wann ben 6tmmel MIR a,tf @rbe1l- sauz
rg.4.- bern parapteleS 2uf> -
Bann rletn Weib6en, oarf i9 fublen
>g:..s Selt8feit an betner 8ruf?
Tretern 2! - 3u eb11toer Belt! (gBbl.)
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@11tbdu1er un6 @1lpn6.
W II 10 n-9all.
9feuetdbltrte8
@ ettt 0efb6ft.
@epry 8en3,
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@epry 8e115,
sS51mperteur> @ro6- unb aleinbantler
BON 3betntpefnen> N'''
nn9arweine>
T Gran36iii&e unb
@atamba>8eine
.t aun oeMf1g!epenen n Sabrsaneen, mellbe bein Du,-
5tae. 01elee uno @las sertauft werbem in itinssr
SSetnballe, Oritte &tra6e.
4 3p'i@en Martet- u. @albinaton- Or
Gren&'s @teinsebdupe. '
Dessle1@en i'nbbprt itets 3u tabeu:
Srt I 6 e SDfers.
baS Dubenb su so Gt6.
ae@ter S&wetser unp 9fmbureer &dle>
Saroellen unp @aroinen. WV
Serner: Musge5ei@netee Yittsburub M1e
no y prter, unb fetne QtfSre yOn oIIsn
Arten. H- Nu9 babe i'd fiirlidb cine @enbmmo "
,Seltfer- 2Sai7er
e1Daten. 'peldes i9 itet5 sprratbie balten unb ~
Den 1no9lt@it biQtsiten Yreilen perfaufeu perpes
So~'s eneli9 Elm ereellentee M0urtimeut spn
9a1anna=G Giearrp8+
Seerltebenees if Aaes gut mnb in rei&er Haue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-08
THE rooLrsarHss OF coNrumr,

While the North ia persuaded ard very justly,
Of its crest superiority ia wealth, in population,
and in al material resources over the South, it
is well TO remember that while we may have of
oil these blessings far more than enough Tor The
work ia hand she, though much our inferior
may neyoFt ieless have enough, il judicousy used
or enthusiastically devoted 10 tie cause, to
answer her purpose for good while to eonie.
Ii is view OF the case which, we fear, has
been rather lost sight OF. IL is wei, however,
10 bear il in mind, fof il sometimes proves true
in war as in any other things, that "enough l.
q" Us good Us a feast" 10 was rot the hare but
the tortoise that won in the race, not because
he was swift Of foot, but because he put all his
tortoise faculties into what little running he was
master OF. self.conidence is dangerous quality
unless directed by sound judgment.
Certain II is That our great wealth ami ye
sources will do little for us il not wisely direct
cd while TIE yery poverty of the Rebels in these
respects may prOhIpt them not only 10 vice Use
of thcm but to use which viii bring MS TO
some sore trouble. Contempt is not often
vice and is always foolish when exhibited toward
those who are our enemies. That il has
worked us a mighty mischief already, Sunday,
the DIST day of July viii always bear witness
10 our annals The foes opposed TO Us
will never be- oyerawed BY our numbers, nor
lay down their arms because we are eighteen
millions and they arc only eight. We remember
end they do not forget tina. their and our ances'
tors when Numbering only three millions o.
people held their own for eight years aud breaeht
TO torms at las: TIE most powerful natioe on the
face of BE globe. Ii England trusted then 70
our sacc:imbiBg because We had 40 money, no
manufacturer, bat iew arms not even clothes u
/ didc or aabelaeo,. OF shoes 90 cover on vecd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-08
KmNTUCNx,

Additional raturos OF the Legislative election
in Kentucky, on Monday. leave no ooup' - =,
conr,ete triumph of Che friends OF Tue onloI,
Notwithstanding the caIamitous 'nnuon'O ..
bun, their majority is quito as gre'' - 800
in the Congressional election three inch'"' '-
AT the same time the question Is n,"en NV
- Than IL was then; and the ISSUE no"
, - unon :. plainly that OF peace or war
'O''u "fO" sno;,issiOn to the rule OF Jeh'
Davis. and war meaning q" A''''' I'M .ha
earnest part in the great conflict IN w"',.- '"'
Union is now engaged.
The LEGISLATURE lust elected does not meet until
the first Monday in December, but the effect OF
IFS election viii be felt long before that time.
The so.caed neutrality of the State will at once
be brought to an end, and the Union men will,
we doubt not proceed, without further delay, to
execute, by armed force wherever it is neces.
sary, this great decree of the people. The next
speech which that nOble-hearted American, Joseph
Holt has 70 make to Kentucky troops, will be
pronounced upon Kentucky soil; it will no longer
be necessary to 60 to Indiana for the purpose.
Pehaps the most important consequence OF this
auspicOus triumph VIII be the ad ana comfort
it VIII give to the patriots Of Eastern Tennessee.
No neutral territory Will henceforth be interposed
between them and their brethren the Soldiers OF
the Union. Andrew johnson aud his gallant
compeers will henceforth have no difficulty in
carrying to their people the arms and munitions
of war which the National Government provides for
their defense; aud NO may confidently count on
their now making more decided stand than
ever against the tyrants who have conSpired to
| subdue them.
Altogether, this victory at the polls in Ken
lucky is about equal, in its influence and conse'
quences to such victory as we ought to have
won at Manassas on Sunday before last.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-08

The Snnta Ee Mail.

IpEPgNpRyCE, No, "Wednesday, Aug. ., lsbi.
The Santa FG Mail aud Canon City Express ariived
in mis- CITY last night three days ahesd of tune, bring
ing dates from Santa F6 10 the I'D and Canon Ciy Ia
the 10Th ult.
business in New Mexico was still dull. The crops
looked fine, owing 20 the recent rains.
There was p great deal Of anxiety in New-Nex
on account OF the threats Of the Texans TO capture the
Government property. -,
An express from New Mexico overlook 600 sosdiers
returning 70 the Stsestt Bents Old Fort, with orders
for them 10 return TO NcwMeXico. II was feared the
Texans were going TO capture the Government forts IN
that Territory.
Two Federal onicers Can't. John VI. James ana
Lieut. Il. u Garland Of the 7th infantry, bad ereit
al from the Union service a, Fort Fillmore and oined
The Texans. by the latest accounts, the fexsas NV
assembled at Eort Bliss about 100 strong, WIN h Is
hey Of pieces Of artillery. Their pockets Lad %
within zen miles of Fort FILLMORE, az wiz" bo,n"
there are thirteen companies OF regulars 70 ,sss :. o.
4 few days previous three companies iel .ue fos ~
MesilIa 10 take down any Secession nag .ua. m"y ~
found hoating. As Texas supports atIonss s"' "'"S
bring about colil,iop. .,..aonal
ME mining regions of San Juan ere now soendone<
~ an classes are disappointed IN not nnahS S1e,
,bouoh he Indications OK it are very naitsapg Me
tban 10 nersSns have lost their lives IN that region -
icing killed by the Indiana
me ocators OF the Placer mines are IA gooa spass
onj very ssngine of sncsess in their undertsking
Mr. John t;rimes Of Ohio had reached santa re, anu
cn,sred npon the duties Of his office.
Iniisns were met by the mail party sas ths! were
vii friendly. Mi.
NE weather il extremely hot on the Plains.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-08
WE'LL DONE CALIFORNIA {:

Al the close OF the short but eyentlul extra
session of Congress, in which there has been so
much to commend, we feel that special honor |"
due to the patriotic Senator'S from Caliiorns,
and particularly to Gen. McDougaL, Of whom we
had expected much, but who has more than re-
allied the best expectations of his friends and Oh
the country. lie has, throughout the session,
maintained q foremost position in the front rank
of the defenders of the Union. the Constitution
and the Government. lie has actively and un-
iinchngly supported every measure designed to
vigorously prosecute the war aud suppress the
rebellion, and has been unsparing in bis denun-
citation OF those professed Unionists who "palter
in a double sense" and talk Of compromise and
concession while they pretend to oppose Southern
u.urpation. As the successor OF the miserable
doug hface Gwin the patriotism OF McDougali Is
doubly admirable. Though one Of the youngest
IN the siserhood Of States, Californis rivals even
Massachusetts in devotion to the Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-08

Who j. Pegran Col. PegTam And this is
hDrc Why, Pcgram 1ds a Colonel Of the Rebel
amy in Western Virginia and Peersm is--if
they have not. alter due swearing, let him rrG-
pegraIn is a prisoner, made SO, with his tent
,paulct,cr, sword and general military furniture
Nv Gen. Mcclellan. Well" asks the reader
what is there extraordinary about that Are
y not Colouels of all varieties continually made
prisoners What is there peculiar about the
ease Of Tccram ~ Why, it s that among
Ithcr military miscelanies in the pavilion OF Pc
gram iLe coDqueriDg captors found the savagest
most truculent irin-powdery, giye-'em.iits Proc
amation that ever wss issued by any the most
phcsphorescent General; which, Indeed, the rea.
lcr win readily believe, when we tell bm that
hc sad Proclamation was The production Of Tx
Governor and Gen. Wiscs red-hot pen. This
tultry production, Of which we have copy, is
,mgulsrly enough headed: 40 To Arms 10 Arms :"
though one cannot understand why "To Legs I!
To Legs " would not have been the kind
ter elaboration. We have said that paesrd
HAS produced by Wise the Wonderful; bat, per-
laps, considering TIE thorough and innate mod
.sty of that meek Noes Of nan, we should
tcviss our Judgment; for We find HIN spohoh OF
jn tho body OF TIE document AZ " Che brave,
I. CHI, alrous. and indonitabe Gen. Henry A.
"a Wise;r but lheD, at The bottom OF tb5 same,
We lind plainly printed by order of Gen.
!" Wic.' 70 that we have here he Vrgiuinu
lero and siaiesmen ~ ordering" himself 10 be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-08

The Richmond Bhig, in an article which we
republish this morning, INDUCES in what il calls
phiosophizDg." Its philosophy is OF the old,
approved Southern stamp, supported, in this
case, by new lies freshly gathered from the re.
cent battlefield. 1t 10 simply reiteration Of
the fayorite theory that the Southern race Ia the
ruling race Of this country, aud that it must
presently take upon itself The real control Of the
continent The breakdown Of the Yankees,
+" forces dominion upon us of The South. We
"are compelled to take tue seepterp There is
no dspltiDg the philosophy Of this, nor Of the
hopeful view Of the conditions under which the
rev masters are to come into possession. Tie
whole white poeulat;oa Of tho Soa!h sh9nld be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-08

The steamship Europa, with European dates
of the 18th ult., arrived at Halifax Yesterday
at p. IN. In tho House OF Commons an inter-
esting debate had occurred on the increase oil
the Cuban slave-tIade in which the positions OF
France and America were referred TO. A Dill
was to BIO introduced on the subject Central
Bourbon Committee had been discovered IN
Naples, and Prince MOntemeettO, the Duke Oh
Popoli, the Cardinal Archbishop OF Naples ana
others of high rank were compromised a num-
her Of arrests had been made. BY an order Of
,Vialdini, only those insurgents taken Win arms
in their hands were to be shot by the troops.
D, sadstuffs quiet. Conscls closed at sSs@'o for
mOLS'y
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The Tribune. War MAPS.

LIST OF THE KILLED AND WOUNDED
AT THE BATTLE OF BULL RUN.
Now Ready, EXTRA TRiBuSr, containing the va
ricus Maps published in THE TRIBUNE since the
commencement Of the War; 1t also contains a
Es of tho killed and wounded in the late battle, 80 far
a. asoetaued Price five cents. Three dollars per
100. Terms cash. Address
TIE TEIByNE, New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-08
Onio Demccrntic ssasc Convcn.iea.

tLffELANh, Wco1cruhI, aug =, .V''
The Democratic State Convention me, at Columbus
"a day and nominated II. j. Jewett for Governor ana
Ioim scott Harrison for Leulena.t Governor. Aser,es
Of resolutions was adopted TIE third ,ns
egtures Of he sialesi9 al Nat9ni tohs and
preserving The uuioa. fne sXh resolution eonoso -
ihc PrsficDl's late attempt 70 suspend Vie W" V
hele9s corpps,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-08

The Kentucky Legislative returns from forty
counties show the election OF only three Seces'
sionists. The disloyal counties are yet to be
heard from, but it is thought the Legislature
will be composed of three-FOurths Union men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-08
y.,,,,;c.n s,o,c Cen,rnl Committee.

A meeting of the Republican State Central Com
mitiee will be held at the Delavan House, in the City
Of Albany, on TUESDAY, August6 6, at II O'Clock M
Members ere requested to attend BY order
Isyg Co. 1861. JAS. TERWILLIGER, Secrets :.
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49,, undertake 10 return rejected Couu uniceiiout
AIhasiress istttTs tp ONCE shonla DC soU4et"''
TRIRUNE" New-Nork.