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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-24

THR Foul SwINDLE o. TIE Place. Party
Peace, without Union, on some fixed terms, 10
only temporary respite, if it were not utepi-
an idea now. We notice that the zeal for peace
10 rampant with the Secession sympathizers. -
They think it the short cut to the Southern Con.
federscy. II they are sincerely for peace, how
do they think 90 much Of those who brought on
the war, and who now have as their ultimatum
division Of the Union, and who will not listen
to any terms, short Of separation! They know
that peace is impossible on any terms, except an
acknowledgment Of the Southern Confederacy,
and that is Just what they mean when thew ask
for Peace-a dissolution of the Union. It 10
nothing but Secession dodge to catch votes,
and increase their strength in Kentucky. If
they are for National Convention, Kentucky
has done all she could for it, and is for it now.
Let them get JEFF Davis, Beauregard l. Co., to
agree to it, and they will do the country SER
vice; until they do that, let them not humbug
the State by the cry of peace! peace! to be FOL.
lowed by dissolution of the Union and centu-
ries of war. If any are for peace, short Of .
division Of the Union, let them show the way
We all for it.; but Of what value is respite to
be followed by war, and with custom houses, and
tariffs, and Notifications frowning defiance at
each other, all along the line, in time Of peace !;
standing armies on each side, augmented con-
stantly, to be ready TO meet rival threatening
one on the other side; military dictators, to
which necessity compels submission. All this is
what the cry Of peace means. Posterity will
curse such peace and its authors Bad as our
condition il, we shall not escape it temporarily
to impose . worse one on those who are to come
after us.- Louisville Democrat.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-24

81 ALsxAxDR1A, Asg. al.-The largest secession
force between Manassas and our lines b near
Fairfax G. Il. All quiet on Potomac,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-24

WAsHMaroS, Aug. 1l.-The severe newspa-
per structures on the Administration are regard
ed ~ an attack on the country, and many are
feared, a. being in The interest Of sscsssionista
This subject 10 attracting attention In Washing
ton. 900 a
Major Barry on HcOiellans Stan, 10 70 day ap.
pointed q Brieadier General Of Volunteers.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-24
lap.ei,l.s nask.lys:iIs

CAlao, Aug. al,-NavisAs.ea q ne x''s''app'
River unsbstructed.g Ell Il, s,.slgg
Two eunbsats, the A. Q. Tyler and Lelingeen,
left this port yesterday morning FOR Uonmeree'
Ne, to dispose Of rebels. When boats arrivsd'
found that tho enemy had left Reported rebels
5000 strong, within ave miles Of Oommsrce.-
Reported that 10000, Pillows force, are q
Sikeston, IS miles from DirdS Point.
All quiet here. -
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-24

No N0naiDnlSsn1iS. xtesytl6l 1Sns6lly
ho,ds dear b aov ~ ssake n our country. To
peril 10 immlnenilv pressing 1pon % In Missouri.
Only action the most determined and speedy
can save ~. There b not . moment Of time 70
b Lost, and not q particle Of emergency to DO
boarded Al our strength must be concen.
trated and put into effective action - earnestly
and - promptly q possible. Precisely this,
and nothing else. is the spirit and the policy Of
the rebel chieia Neither case nor delay, but
a1Esoerifcs 10 the watchword. They are self
cihtecratsd to heroic toll, and to . life and
sdeash grapple for success. We must realize the
Intensity and determination Of purpose that
characterize the men with whose genius and des.
peration we have to contend. 1885
Our country has al the elements and materials
for achieving most glorious success. In msni.
tions, men, money, provisions, clothing and
every necessity for conducting the war, We have
the vantage ground. On the field, man to man,
our troops have proved themselves superior, in
spirit and in proves, to the foe. But in war
insss and generalship, our armies have not won
all the laurels. We trust the future, near and
pressing, is to read differently.
We are not Of those who cry for haste while
all moves surely. But ne further disastrous ex-
perieace ehoald be permitted to our arms. The
tide Of war can certainly, and with comparative
ease, be rolled southwark from Missouri, and We
expect soon to announce that ut least 20 much
has been done -1St Louis Rep,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-24
NEW MILLINARY GOODS
ME- :"

Ma Holbooks = nov recssvfne -, s.,,n. -.
Sylss Of Booness and general hnnsry 0eods q = ~
SPRING STYLES wn b. ready Sbr sxAiAsa,n a. 49,
DAY, The 30th ina The Ladies sss rsso4eav NM n
cal on and SITTER hat day, end exanins tAsn'
March =. lssl-dAv1 q 4. HOLpRoOKl
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-24

As an evidence of how 'private property Of
citizens OF either party will be respected" We
may mention that the farm Of hon. John 8.
Phelps, was Waited by the rebels, and all his
cattle, horses and mules, and every thing else
valuable on the premises was driven away and
destroyed -,.i,,.-
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-15
SPECIAL NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS avn
OTHERS.

The claims which THE DAILY Eyru,,,,
.ne attention OF the mercantile and bnsine. a eon
50, ApiS "aSed upon those principles of rnrt,., -.
such 90 49,, i'sent man can understand for thew ara
entrn; eie success in all industrial and corr,a;I
iprises lit can be shown that TIE EWCu A1oTo 81
a. aumlraoie medium for adyers;ng o, 60. ~ is
o,h IL win not only bear com parsoo with H.. =, -
tor i; paper in this city, but that M; -
direct con e WIDER area, its merits as n,aans -,
iII s' luhcation with the merchants 30 snS Vi
cops n @ e''cit tsat attention which shrewd .na 800
81. men are accustomed to give To mat, 'uo saga
need nat 80 interests What, then are the f.c, Iv
CHANGE for ,h. we large city circulation of THE NV
spect is in 80 speaks Tor ITSELF Its success in this
nron,sa; ~ punt OF time, without ,.r.uo, vs. nc
propose is to make frank st.tar. paraieL wat We
q; the larger Proportion ~ .. ounuy clrcuis-
Iation hos ~. 'ne interior. The exten, ,hiL ' oiv
t,culars which g.; ay De gathered FROM the tono,;
number OF states to which it is sent ana a.
ed careful collation. Of our n and distribut
IAonANuE IS regularly mailed To ~; . ono"s That THE
Ta'.efeo through the various stt "'a tioetcf
tories OF the Union, and that the great and Ter
circulation In those States upon vbi this country
stmore most chiefly rely for the Increase erchsrs Of
an VI lneir trade. In MARYLAND aJor. per eetua-
~. Is n'aed to too hundred and 6Ttvtuo Ex.
larger circulation In the counties N IN
this city V1pGT oy any other commercial paper in
virginia comes up"p tne Aat And ate
NoKTH CAROLINA,
SOUTH CAROLINA.
TENNESSEE
rAnMsYLvANtA,
ALlIbAMA
GEORGIA.
LOTIsfAN.
KENTUCKY
IOWA,
TEXAS,
and Mississippi,
rl~
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ASJas slga S:gi,aselg ,

BLANK BOOK, PAPER AND
stationery WAREHOUSE,
SAMUEL L. ?URNER.
No. SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
ELAS ON HAND 4 VERY SUPERIOR AS
Z l. SORrMENT OF PA PER, STATION RY end BLAME
ACCOUNT B0oGS. Among his stock will be found WKI
sli the approved manufacturers.
NOTE PAPERS, Ruled and Plsip in great variety.
ENY EL0PSS OF all kinds.
STATIONARY q every aescripton fer Office ard pr!va
viz: STEEL PENS, PEN RO!DERS, SEALING W 4 Y
WAk ERS, LEAD sui SLATE PENCILS, INK STAN Us
&C., &C.
INK, Writing snd Copying, Of all the best makers LEI
| Ter COPYING PRESSES, PORTFOLIOS, FOkTE-MOE
| Also large assortment OF WRAPPING PAPER
| PLAYING CARDS, PRINTERS CO., &c &c, ell at Low
| p.cts.
| COUNTRY MSRCHANT3 will do Telitn f422-tf
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-15

DINE APPLE CHEESE.
~ H. NJ NORTON q sons fine Apple Cheese for Sol. ~
=. A. L. WEBB A RpnHe py
corner Pratt and Commerce HtO
7LoUR Choice brands OF Family, Extra and
81 svfr 5iour, by the dray load or otberxi,. a. ana
>. A. L. WEBB BR0ie "
corner Pratt and Commerce rtreet.
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z NAFhUN 9 GU.
" SHIPPING AND GENERAL COMMISSION
-, MERCHANTS
Liberal cash advances made on consgnnens 10 orr e9Gg
orts in IRELAND ' nI-tF
soohFH CAkSoE a. vICESRF
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a1NEI RisAaS aLsZ. RIEa4E IosEpE f ~. -
II KNRT RIEEAN ,SOES,
a PRIV VISION
AND
NG2SsJSJfyN lFEE CHARTS
s4y \. coward STREET,
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LYLE CLAIRE.
4 NLARKE & PEGRAM,
,&ST1-,-,-. $500 AGENTS FoR TIE sALEoF
'ihe4NiA AND NORTH CAROLINA MANUFACTURED
TOBACCO,
No "a Lombard street,
and7 Water street.
dulO-U Baltimore
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gHUET8EH q RODEWALD. A-'A' IL '-''- WAL
- GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
TOBACC0FACTORS,
One door West Of Exchange Place Bait, Nd s2;.r
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IL gssg EEsEzszzzz1 NORTHERN
k1E-N:.-cZ S.sesEMa aees CENTRAL RAILWAY,
- PERINTaNDENT s OFFICER
CALvERr TATIoN, Baltimore. Nav 20, 1861.
This Road is open for TRANSPORTATION OF
FREIGHrS heretofore
, F3T ipformatcn respecting rates &C. apply TO JAMES
n. EPPLY, Freight Agent, Calvert Station
For FkElGHrS destined West, via Pennsylvania Rail
road, apply to MAGRAW Rooms, corner North and
Pleasant streets. Jas. g. CLARKE.
1t.D ,ppt
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HANi.l v. DRhEFLEY .,po- 49, =,
i hRAkELEY & FENTQN. w
~ COMMISSION MERCHANTS
FOR tsIG BALE
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE,
Ss7 BALTIhORE STREET
ia2-f "'A VI ~ 1rr,IopP
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r. r. MATTHEWS. 4. K MATTHEW'S, JR., VIM P DAWSON
MOS. K. MATTHEWS & SONS,
= SHIPPING AND
~ CokRISSION MERCHANTS
No R1vvlv vi.
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VFNHlS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
Il Der has obtained from the Orphans Court Of BalTore
IONG lat OF said cit, All persons having
claims against the said deceased hereby warned 10 ex
sifT H.. same with vouchers Thereof, to the subscr
beT on Of before the 18th day Of 1862 they may
Si,,rwS. NV law b. excluded all benefit of SAID
estate ii persons indebted said estate TO
max immedat, payment Given under my hand THIS 18TH
dsy of July, 1861. EL1ZABElh ~: LoHu,
,yiSIa va
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w ". WHITMAN,
W PRODUCE AND GENERAL
q III MI S 81 q n II Il CEART,
,r-on, m -,,u DEALER IN
"NOi'' FEAI kRS, Ft,KS, DRIED FRUIT, BEESWAX
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY.
;,.. No. % LIGHT STREET,
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d., WANTED.-Two VESSELS I20@I4O
- IONS each, to load al Noriolk, for the West Indies
Apply to KNOX 4 co,
,,,..tf,
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n i = . q = Q
"A SKIPPING IND CON MISSION MERCHANTS,
1875 SEIrs9s WHARF,
sa-o.o, BALTIMORE
feadS u the various ports of Europe and the Vest indies
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ANN Cithoi, tE u GO,
~ GENERAL CoA&ISSION AERCRAErs,
gu,,,,- r,,,,,r,-- AED DEALERS
o. 11s-i' Me- IT Ell 4 ND CRUDE WHALE OILS
4HAliS, BANK AND SHORE OITs
5FGfd AND ADAMANIINE CANDIES 1'
rsq+, rs SpUTH STREET
Baltimore, Nj.
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EOSEPH CARSON h 90.
WESTERN PRODUCE
GENERAL C0&HISSTON Der CHANTS,
Nos. 4S and IS LIGHT STREET, 81,
,., Baltimore
liberal advances n,ade on consignments te22-t
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&SGIC&EEY Z CO..
~ DzsLERs ~
Althi, CO. L : hi IRON,
SO 81 hsci,G7gsNrEGce M
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asEs& LINE OF
OH. ,,,,r,,,,. PACKETS.
EDWARD EVERETT, &c GunbV
HELEN !. MILLER Calf
CHARLES, Rnart
These vessels all Of superior class and insure at lie
cWest figure: They sail regularly and are CEN
nanGed y CaPtain2 we'll expgreaced in the trade The cs-
pay toe OF the above vessels in such will aord great
isc!y TO shippers For freight &on seerage passage
apply TO John HENDERSON q co,
c,o ~ ,-,r,-,-..- NJ 81 Frat street
GEO " EYNS9S Il Co., Agents, Rev Orleans, will for.
their address. mar
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$50 FOR ROTTERDAM.-The fine Al BTe-
Haaassmen ship JOHANN SCHMIDT, Capt Schmidt will
~ prompt despatch for the above port For freight or
psae naFing superior accommodations, ylease apply TO
TIE captain n board the ship Corners wharf or 10
ton BROTHERS BONINGER,
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Ser laentaum 0empfrat.

gete 9epSbnItH II In bem bitHsen Democrat,
9eraoe pCr Der 8reitaBS' 's8abl, oa btes niHt mstr
psSsrlsst prrpsn tpnnts. cine bebrutsnbr &n,abl
edSen unp Bebrsbunssn gsesn unIrre republita-
nii1e Staot Hs9terunS aussebretet WOrprn.-
Daruntsr ssbSrt bic unwabrbeit, paB brr @lrt 2
bis 300 Sbasr idbrlI6 srbaIte. Sa btrs III
I6dnolt6 seIogsn, bsnn er rrbaIt nur rs 96aln
6srner piro eeIaet. bas fsin bsmoFratiIdsr Sdr.
9ermttter te sInsn Gent erbielt, unb ba6 man nun
iensm Seamtsn 5000 brSabIe. Die llrIa6e Ole.
pcn III sinfa6 bic, neil mir ME elnen bsmufratt.
l6sn Silr9ermsilirr batten, Der leinsn YHi6ten
nah9trg. uno aus Dem @runbe paren fIe aud
ju tsInsr Ssjatlan9 bere6tist. Sr. 5bomas
VI tr, mar Der erlte Sdr9srmsler allbier, Der
allen ieinen YHihtsn eetrsul6 nahatna unb aus
abts, unp oaburh purbe unlsrtr Stabt elm man.
der fG6nr 2baIsr srIpart - er erbielt abrr feline
5000 fir lstns Disnls iCnbsrn tsOsutsno psniser.
Nun oa bic Siabt unlansf fpisbsr bebrutsnb per.
srbBsrt rorbsn ID, 10 ptrb bsm 8irsermeilrr
t'tt 5000 bsSabIt, unb isbrr perndnftss MrnI&
nsB oaB otels Sunmr um bic 5ilfts ju rpsnia
fir Die Dirnls III, Wrl&e bic 6srrsn N 3 unp
BET 1el, ais bic brRsn 8irse,metlsr bic mir
ts battsn, unlerr Stabt eslsiRst babsn. gBas
uniere Staotl6ulbsn antstrifft, 70 fam ss na6.
ssDiefsn werorn, bab bic Dsmctratsn bisIelbsn
bstnnbr ale IsIbR eema6t babsR unb bae fir
citisn 5trtl rpsl6e bic Hfpublitdner eematt ba.
ben, bic Stabt au4 Getr wertboollss @ssnttum
In tRrsm SrfB bat. llsbHbaupt linb + ribe, un.
lrrs Stabt' unb S&uGrsssrunasn In ben IsBtsn a
bis Sabrsn irbr gut unO IparIam Usrpaltst nor.
ben, une prr Neniu pamit befannt in, ter psib
eab mir in Seua auf oIsIslts nt6!s ais bic
sSatrbrtt arIaSt BADEN - bic Seribbler In bem
Ssmctrat milltn biss auG uno ssoa6tr @rtitsl
mar nur bSrr6nst osm Bolt SInO In bic 4uesn
~ rprrfen - bod oas Bolt [ at 1h sntI&lc1en,
ii6 niGt LANCER ourG isns Aueas irrr lsttsn Su
lallen. gDrnn Der Drmotrat ppn Ihlt6tsn 8s.
gtsrunssn prs6en mill, 70 laB ibn DOT rinsr siss'
nsn 3btre tttrsn, uno bsnn Stimmgebsr H3dtIsn
mir letr fhIstt unb perI6WsnbsriIG uns bic De.
mCtraten in pisIem @aunty, In bielem Staat, 70
Iptr In Der uncn-bts DisbhGble unb 8eraubun.
gen Der risIrn NiliCnen 9bulsr bur6 ibts asm.
tsrtatsn nit snssl&lOlIsn - rsaiert baben, unb
Otss wtrb itm bnnn senus gu idafm muten.-
2Senn mir mstr 3'it unb Naum tabrn, psrbsn
mir witesr auf bisien @f9tnRano 3mddtcmmsn.
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~ S0rffbert6fe.
Wreife in 0IIIentaurt ann Dienffan.
Sefent(t6e 8en6u.

Quf Oienita9s ben 26. Mdr3, nd6Fens,
um 10 lltr 8Crmittuss, lollen am Saul. bss per.
iiorbenen u aen @ppeI, lsSttn bon Sabtms
aaunI6ip, 2s&a Gauntp, fOlssnbs tswssIidbt @ds
ter nuf SffsntIi&r Ssnbu psrtauft psrbsn, nam.
lid:
Cine quite Wl6fut, en 9utI&n.Baaen, zine
9anbpaISe, ssIdets Slantsn, Sedntlins' pol, unb
gDassna6Isn, strua 100 Sue suefftrns 2 3on
0aBsr'8Strsn, elm 8ufalor.Ssa 5srnrr 16
Intbrile bss Capitol. Stcds Der allsntaun 8anf,
5 aasntaun BaiIraud ant6sils, aIsntaun
8riidsnnod gnttsil, 1 Qnttdl bss Stpds Der
es6a @auntp adsrbuu'9s 9sisqIaaft, Settsn unb
Settlaben, ettpa $50 gJarbs quite Garptts, 3
Sursaus, cine an3atl srUes uno fIsins Sprstl, Gin
8utss RCistplj piano 5orte, cine a6ttasubr uno
ene "a Stunoen utr, cine srpbe Nn,abl GiI6r
uno StdRe, 2 Srttsss, Q YarlUrSfsn, Gin 8o@s
ufsn, Si&snI6rant GdI6rant. Sint, rtne bUppsl.
lduFse 6lntt. cine anbere Slnts, elm 6IduFaer
3srclpsr unb cine anbsre Yiltuls, cline NnjaSI
eanotarten, cine srobe In3abl 6snRn' Slinbs unO
6snfer SGdoes, allsrId SiiGsnaslhirr, Elm f5aB
SEifs, Elm 6n6 Sstcr. unb IOnf NOD sisle artis
fsl gu tprItIiuftts Su mslbsn.
Grsbit unb Gufwartuns am 9ass bee 8trIuufS
Dur9
qaul &nauB,
s. 8. Didenf6ieo,
@bmin I nrators.
Wd3 IS. na2m
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.Sefentli6e 9Sen61t.

Sonnerffo96 ben %. Wdrj ndbffens,
um 10 llGr Somiitass, fOasn am @uRtouit bss
in 1rsi6lsrspills, DaI9instOn
Saunl&p, eeGa 9uuntp. fcIStnbs artiisI auf VI
frntIi4er 8enbu prrtauft Uerben n6mliG
Gim SamIlisn MGbrs Subr alt, cine pcrtrtf.
fI6s Sub, 2 S&wsinr, 2 snlpdnnisss 8si&irr,
pFussssI6trr, Swsi 5lIsssnnsss, stn SpaBisrwa.
gen, elm GinsduIswassn 70 gut als nsu, NIT Sa'
pp, HsitlattsI, 3aum, 5sulsitsrn uno S&smsI, 6
Settsn nit Ssttlapsn, 5ldssItiI&, elm srpbtr
S6nstpsrtilG, Bureaus. Clint, 5OIjtifs. Sdnts.
2 balb DuSsnb StibIs, Ssfsn NIT 8Ubr, d.
nsr bacon fiir Dolly uno bic anbrrn fir Soblsn
~ brrnnsn, 8diTsr unb Stdnnsr, cine srObs 6rnI.
lomps, anpers et&trRbde, 6susr,ans un6 RHt'
6e, SdssIeiItn, MiasabsIn unb 8sGtn, eatsrns,
Elm pUandnbisss Sirssratts, unO lUuR nod cine
sroBs SsrI6isptnbsit 5aus' uno Saurn'@Td'
tbs su umadnpIh Su meIesn.
Die SsrinBunssn am gsrtaufstass unh auf'
partun9 bon
Dennis @. 9cae.
~. Nfer, @urtiOnr.
8sbruar 27. nabg
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Die Senatorsmabl.

2(m leeten OOnnerfta9 iit our6 unIere
Staot6s 8eleB9ebun9 cine @abl fur Ell,
men Sereini9ten StQatCn Senotor, fir
ben nibt ab9eloufenen Sermin bes Sen.
Sameron, Der befonntlib einen Sip in
prelloent 4incoIn's cabinet erbiplt, ob.
9ebalten lporoen, uno beia9te @abl 1T gu
9uniten oeS Ibtb. . Uio Silm m t
oue9efdQen. Sc 1T oie5 einc berrli6e
Nuspabl, oenn 6r. @ilnot 1T elmer ber
eriten M6nner oieie6 Staats, uno wirt
9eoo6te StrlIe 6u @bren fir Iib ielbif
10 pie ju Gbren oes Staot6 bcfleioen-
uno man oarf iib Iiber barauf uerlaBen,
Dap man feline Stimme in ienem &orper
lmmer nur oa finoen miro, no oaS @obl
ooes 9anben eanoes erforoert ooB iie iein
folIte.
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s@ @Oo. Sou ton tatI It6 sepet
gert, bic Ssee1tUniRrn.G 0noen.
t n anSuertennen. Gr IN ssssn enrn Qn.
f4lub Der Gcnf6esraticn uno pia In tlebersin.
0tmmuns NIT Der am t8. bislss MOnats juIam.
msntretsnpsn GsIsBSebuns sins nsus CONVENTION
ttrufsn, um bic StaatsanssIrssnbsitsn ju Urbnsn.
Die Seesliicnitsn taben Oassssn In ibrsr uIur.
ptrten @spaIt ben NnIaIub an bic CONFEDERATION
belhlolen unb wcllsn alien 8samtsn enen Glib
an bic SCnpebunpsresisruns abnStbissn. Gle
bea4IiHtiSsn, fails SOuRUn ben Glib Mot lelst,
pr. Slart an bsiisn Stslls Su brinssn. Der alte
5slb BON San SarintU nil f& ts6u4 bies n&t
9sfallen IaHsn unb ss bdbt Oab sr auf eisrne
8auf Sruppsn antpsr6t. Sn unb um 8ropns.
ptlIs lfsbsn ss8snwdrtts 1900 traniI&s Sruppsn.
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3eCb1 G1untD NdtrtDt.
unfere StaSttuabl.

uniere Stabtpabl am leeten &reitoat
9len9 10 3iemlib rubis eoriiber, uno 81,
ob9e9ebene Stimne lUar nur fbpad-
oiellei6t 24n Stimmen IbpGder als biz
ipelpe bel Der teBten preiioentenlpabt b.
9e9ebea tpuroe. - Den republtanif6en
sodr9ermeilter Ganoioat, Germ 8 IL
tam u / IN, baben mir tros Der uns
3ablt0en untpabrbeiten uno &niffe, no.
bon unfere @e9ner 9ebraub ma6ten nit
elmer 9roBen Webrbeit ern6blt ; 70 tpie
oau9 ben Quoitor, 9rn. @aI6burn uns
1er 9ohzSon ffabel 9anoioat, 6r. Wilz
ler, 1T aber init elmer fleinen Webrbeit
belte9t tporoen, unb unter bic l1rfa6en
Dleoon 9eb6ren einmal bic Ibra6e Stims
me uno alierlei SerIdumoun9en uno Cd
gen Die man 9e9en ieinen Sbarafter ouss
breltete, 10 nle uieIerlei fteinli6e 6interz
9eDun9en Die man ii6 tu S6ulben foms
men lleB. yeeben oiefem 8erluft, ben
mir berjli6 beflaeen, 1T oas @ablrefuls
tat Elm 9Iorrei6es fir unfere quite repub=
tltdnll6e Unions partbei, uno 5ei9t ba6
mir test ttdrfer ffno als mir oie5 fe rpaz
rem, tno oleien Gag cine er6bere repubs
tltanll6e Webrbeit 9eben t6nnen, alS mir
pies fe 9etban-uno aIs 8etpeiB bon bies
lem, rpeiBen mir auf bic Wittel bin, bic
man 9ebrau6te Inn unIern Suraeb. Gam
oloat ju beite9en uno oann 5u0lei6 au6
9uf ole 9lCrrei6e Mebrbeit Die er erbielt.
Sejd9li6 auf ben Stabtratb naren mir
gang 9ldfli6 inbem mir unfern 9e9nern
elm Wlt9lieo i'm jpsiten @aro ab9epons
men boben, uno unIer neue Staotratb
mlro oaber aus outen Republitoner
lno nur 2 8e9nern beIteben. llnIere
1l90ften S6ulbOoros fteben lpie folet
Sas peitlibe aus &epubIifaner uno
nur 2 Se9ner uno oas Gffliobe aus Tau.
ter, ndmli6 6 Republifaner.-Wan wiro
bleraus oernebmen, baB bic eOfo SOTO
?partbel bel uns auf enem 3iemli6 en9en
?plos 3uiammen 9etrieben tporoen ift-ia
10 flen-wie es fi1 aub aus enem an,
oern Sbel unferes beuti9en Slattes ers
9lbt, Dap ite aus ben 40 Seamten, fir
Die am Sreita9 oeitimmt puroen, nur II
our6bro6ten uno BON biefen m Stem
s. n6mli6 bic Snfpeftoren - erw6blt
lperoen ; ia in 8irfli6feit 1ie baben nur
l3 aus ben 40 Seamten nit elmer Webr.
belt 9elp6blt. Der Nus9an9 Der @abl
1T oaber ni6ts anoers al6 elm febr 9lcrz
rel1er-uno unier ernftbafter @unfb |
9ebt nun oabin, oaB ale 9epdblte perfos |
nen auCb CUTE Seomten iein peroen,
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IGsn Sinosr, OnB sr Isbs, oh jemanO tIus Isi unp
na6 Soft frass."
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&artoffsIn ,u lsbIm. gr CAB bem Sinbe ben
Cad Su baltsn, sins bis an sinsn 3aun, unb iat
f6 mad allen Ssitsn um, Ob aud Ssmanb ba
rare. 9lls sr surddtam unO sbsn ans 0st ss.
ben wOlIts, Iasts bas SinO Batter, bu taIi ia
absr nidbt a d t."-glatarIt6
bats Nismanb ptsosr T,atIm t5nnrn ale Der
Batter, unO pu6 r's sr1dtIt bat, 10 6CrtIssuns
ssF @slaiAts esRpe. pl. 8, g.
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Rdumuna Don Sort 5umter.

Bai&inetUn, IS. MGrS. Das CABINET
6tslt bsut Worsen abermuIs zine SiBuns, motel
General Scott anwrlsnb mar. Dies bsRatist
bic Nnnatme, bab man absF mIIItdriiHs an8sIe.
Senbettm psrbanOtlt.
Bon @9arlsitcn pirO bsrIatet, Oa6 @cpsrnBr
Dtdsns unb Gen. Ssaurssarb bsI6IOfsn babsn
auf StOne Sslanb unb an alien 3usdnesn gum
5afen SefsRteun9sn Ju Grt&ten.
@s bsi6t, bab bic 8dumuns BON Sort Gum"
ter ndGfsn NttIvct futtfinOm wirO rpsnis'
items mar btss bic annabms Der SifiSIsrs Der
Nrmee.
Sen. SeCtt tat stnISen unsldubIssn Serren
aus bsm Siiosn, bic itn purum bsfrastsn, in s.
mem stssnbdnpiSen S&reibm ssantwortst, bag
Sort Sumter in wsntSsr ais Sassn ssraumt
psrpen lclls.
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Sefentlt6e 95en6u.

lm Sonnerifaa Den 2Siten MGrt,
UNI IL lbr Nittass, IOasu am 5auIs bee per.
itUrbtnrn . Tel 1Ststttsr, In Nitpr.
Waeunsie &aunlhp, QsGa Gaunty, fulgenDs be.
psSIiGe @dtsr SffsntIi4 prfauft prrptn, ndm-
lid:
Sin srRr Site 5amIlisn Yfsrc, cine Sub, Elm
8inO, 2 S&wsns. 2 Buggy B6ssn, elmer Oa'
bon lp gut ais nsu, Elm 4'sauIs 8aurrnpassn,
Elm 1ssauls Dassn, S4Iittsn, YfsrOesspaIt unb
DrrldmaI6ins, 18 5ruatIdds, S6Isiflrn, ,SGub'
tarrrn, fin Sstt Sussp.@s1airr, Elm Satttl,
Ns6sn, sins Got 6id0rp uno aneee planfcn.
SadiGraube, Elm Strid, @rubbads, S6ipps, asr'
ts, SolSldse, SsdenIsnls. SObren, So4, uno
pHanS @runbbrsrrn. 2 8deHsn NIT Gets, But
rsau, Dsst @di6ranf, SpisssI, Glide, Sfsn NIT
0iO6r Stdtlr, cine srUbs Got CARPET, cine Got
Auisnss unb @lae g8aaren, cine liIbsrnt Sad
ubr, A Better unb 8ettitsasn, sns 9d6Is, cine
SGrCtfIinte, rine eanofarts, cine Got 9atpsra
Elm tupfsnsr SriIs, 9iisntciIrl, unb Sirls anotrs
QrtifrI ju umadnblidb gu mslprn.
Die 9sbinsunssn am 9srtuuistass uno Guf'
uartune ocn
Solomon Robr, ! er,ors
6enrD StettIer, 0'0'
War. 20, neb9