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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-04-11
life in the Iron-Mills."

The last number of the atlantic has a
tale with this heading, given as-yes, we
have looked again, the fourth time, to be
sure we are not Mistaken is really Civ
en- as picture of the life of operatives in
manufacturing towns in these former uni
ted States of North America. The wri-
ter says of the Wolfes, the family whom
he has taken as sample:
Their lives were like those Of their class
incessant labor, sleeping in kennel-ike rooms,
eating rank pork and molasses, drinking
God and the distillers only know what; with
an occasional night in Jail, to atone for some
of the portion given to them and these their
duplicates sWarming tie streets to-day p
nothing beneath all? So many political
reformer will tell you, and many a private
reformer, too, who has gone among them with
q heart tender with Christs charity, and come
out, outraged, hardened. 49,
One rainy night, about eleven o'clock, o
crowd of half-clothed women stopped outside
of the cellar door. They were going home
from the cotton mill. 2.,v
"Good-night, Deb,' said one, a mulatto,
"ots~yAAe A0AooA okoAAs1 VIC kaS-pOSts OAo
needed the post to steady her. So did more
than one Of them.
"Dah's ball to Miss Potts tonight. Ye'd
best come"
:'Inteet, Deb, if hur'n come, hur'l lief fun y
said shrill Welsh voice in the crowd.
Two or three dirty hands we're thrust out to
catch the gown Of the woman, who was crop
ing for the latch of the door. $500
ssNo." :
ono? Where's Kit Small them" ...,.. ;:
"Begorra! on the spools. Alleys behint,
though we helped her, we dud. An wild ye !!
Let Deb alone! It's ondacent frettin' quite
body. Be the powers, an we'll have night
OF it therell be lashin's O. drink, The Var
gent be blessed and praised for TIP .....
They went on, the mulatto inclining for a
moment to show fight, and drag the woman
Wolfe of with them but, being paoified, she
staggered away. i.''~-,
Deborah CROPPED her way into the cellar, and,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-04-11
National Humiliation---What
the Almighty Negro has Bro't
us to.

The telegraph announced a few days since,
thatia large Spanish naval force had been dis
patched to Cuba, to take possession of San
Domingo, and that, with the consent Of
France, Hayti will likewise be seized by the
Spanish troops. Here would be chance to
apply the 'Menroe doctriue' but even Spain
can afford to laugh our solemn declarations of
state policy to scorn Is it not a singular fact
that just as the American Government, which
has long considered Spanish ruin almost inev-
liable, and which has made so many efforts to
acquire Cuba, is in great danger Of being bro
ken up, Spoin should not only retain her old
old possessions but make new conquest of an
important island contiguous to our own
shores? Our domestic dissensions render q
vigorous foreign policy almost impossible for
the present, and We must expect to see but
little Difference paid to our wishes and inter-
ests by the naughty countries of Europe,
while our Union is endangered Paul Pio-
neer.
Well, Brother Pioneer, the explanation
50 far as Spain is concerned, is that her af:
fairs have been managed by a woman
while ours have been under the care of an
old bachelor. Spain reached the acme of
her glory under Queen Isabel. From the
day of her death she began to decline and
has steadily kept on declining under the
management Of men until as you say
"Spanish ruin was considered almost inev
table," On this brink of ruin another L.
abella takes the helm; and again Spain
sends powerful fleet to take prominent
part in deciding the destinies of the world
discovered through the political wisdom o.
her great predecessor and namesake.-
Does not this go to convince you, Mr.. Good
rich, that you bearded bipeds are not fl
to be trusted with affairs Of State? Spain
and England topped off as they are with
little blonde bonnets, stood firm IS the pyr'
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-04-11

st. Paul, April 2, 1851.
I'm connection with the above, we clip
the following from the St. Paul Press Of
the 5th
A good deal Of excitement was caused yes
terday by the receipt of Q telegraphic dispatch
announcing that ;1orty-two Wisconsin Banks
had been "thrown out" in Chicago. The Bank
ers in town not having received the list, issued
circular declining to receive all Wisconsin
currency whose securities were below 05c. We
do not think it worth while to publish this list
as we have no doubt most of the Banks in the
list will be made good and continue good
There is very little of the discredited currency
in this vicinity, the Bankers having for some
time past sent home by express that which was
most doubtful. The result of the present move
ment will be good, as exchange must decline
with decrease of currency, and the Banks re-
naming will be forced to redeem their curren-
cy at some central point. No more currency
can be issued either in Illinois, Wisconsin or
Minnesota, unless properly secured, neither
will any currency be tolerated unless it is re
deemed at tair rate, at some cow enient point
There is plenty Of currency in the country for
all its business and with reduction in the
rates of exchange, it will soon be seen In circu-
lation.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-04-11

1t might be well, in taking any future
territory into. the Union as State, to re-
quire from her bond with reasonable Sc
curity, that she will not secede in less than
ninety days. Perhaps there might be a
compromise on sixty. j.. . 80. =,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-04-11

SOME DRUNK The Nashville (Ten. }
Patriot says that Senator Wigfall, of Tex
as, has been so drunk for the last three
months, that che couldn't hit the ground
with his hat" .-<.->.... -. "a
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-04-11

AsCtuOAAo1
Belvidere Bank,
Canal Bank,
Citizens Bank.
City Bank, Ottawa,
ial Blk. N. II.
" Blk, Palestine
Continental Bank,
Corn Exchange Band
Corn Planters Bank,
Douglas Bank.
Edgar County Bank,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-04-11
List of Disoredited Banks.

Tue St. Paul Bankers throw out the fol.
lowing bills: ......,,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-04-11

|kcrS throw out the toll
-
INOts.
FARMS Blk New Canton
Farmers Bank, of Ill.
Farms i Traders Blk,
Frontier Bank,
Garden State Bank,
Grand Prairie Bank,
GRANVILLE Bank,
Hampdcn Bank,
Humboldt Bank,
Illinois State Bank,
Jersey County Bank,
kaskaskia Bank,
Lafayette Bank,
Lancaster Bank,
Merch'ts' 4 Drov'rs' Blk,
Mississippi River Bank
Morgan County Bank,
Naragansett Bank,
National Bank,
New Market Bank,
Pamet Bank,
Plowman's Bank,
Prairie State Bank,
Railroad Bank,
Reeds Bank,
Shawanese Bank,
Bank Of Hi.
nois, GRANVILLE,
State Bank Of Illinois,
Union County Bank,
Warren County Bank.
ONSIN.
Laborers' Bank,
Lake Shore Bank,
Manitowoc County Blk
Mercantile Bank,
Northern Bank,
North Western Bank,
Oconto County Bank,
Orborn Bank,
Portage County Bank,
Reedsburgh Bank,
St. Croix River Bank,
State Stock Bank,
Traders Bank,
Waupecca County Blk,
Waupun Bank,
Waushara County Blk,
Wood County Bank.
sofa Banks Are in good
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-04-11

We are in hourly expectation that hos
tilities have been commencedin Charleston
harbor. ''~,' ,:'T
New York, April ga special dis
patch from Charleston, to the Herald states
that the authorities had received official
notification that supplies will be furnished
Anderson at any hazard. .....,. ,..>..,<:-
Immense preparations were commenced.
Orders were issued for the entire military
reserve to proceed to their stations. -Four
Regiments of 1000 each have been tele-
graphed for from the country. Ambu-
lances and other preparations for wounded
are being made. At midnightseyen guns
from the citadel was the signal for the: as
sembling; Of all reserves, and the city: was
thrown into the greatest excitement. Sew.
enteen Regiments, eight hundred strong
assembled in an hour and left for the for r
ti6cations at 8. o'clock in the morning.
All the vessels in the harbor necessary for
transportation will be put in service by
noon. a lot Of seven Government vessels
are reported off the bar. ! Major Anderson
displayed signal, lights during the night
from the walls Of Sumter. It is believed
that the fight will commence at Stone rs
miles southwark, the batteries along the
coast being sileaced in turn. After clear
ing Morris Island the Gov eminent forces
will cross to Fort Sumter while Anderson
engages Moultrie. 49,
Lieut.. Talbot was denied admission to
Fort Sumter by the authorities. 'a,-,, ri
r. s. Cher brought dispatches from
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-04-11

ILL
Agricultural Bank,
Alisana Bank,
Am. Exchange Bank,
Bank Of Albion,
i" Ashland,
!" Aurora,
/" Benton,
i" Carmi,
1" Chester,
" Elgin,
i" Illinois,
i" Napervillc,
j" Pike County,
I" Quincy,
" Raleigh,
1" Southern Ill.,,
:. the Com'nwealth
" =" Federal Union
" /" Metropolis,
- - Rennhlic
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-01-30
SdnuaE 80.
Sefentli0e 8enDu.

0iento9S unb Mittlpph5 Den 5tcn unb
6ten Ntor6, nd6ifcn6,
an tsiben GaBrn um 10 llBr @Urmittags, Iclsn
am Sauie rer llntuNitneten, in HOmbia Gaun.
iGtp, Ss6a County, fUlscnpe ters9its artitsl
Vhrntl6 pcrtauIt peresn, ndmlid,
4 pfHrr, worunter 2 Srnals Rdtr, 2 tras
gentle Ninnsr, Gin 9rrs@r Dds, Bull, Stad
iun9ss &ieb, 5pd S&aafs, stn traaenpes 3u6t,
itwsin, 3 Eaufsr, sin g;ersauItpagen, sin 3pei.
saulswa9en nit 9opp, sin Gprinswaoen nit
CsiGfcl, ein Saa;isrpagen, cine Sulfp, elm Rar.
ren, 8 pfuse, ein ScTepFua, Gggen, zine sAau.
ieIsgss, AGinpmuble, Strob' 'G6neippr, DTcyoeoes
palt nit GrCIhmolhins, 3 @psrrfsitsn, Steif,
waa9gn unp &diIiheps, rQue S6utFarrsn. 2
pUl;l@linsn nit BUpp, sia 9lbhGlittcu. 2 neur
ydnfessri6irre, 2 gprpsrgeI6rre, 4 9linpbalf.
tern unp 8ummste, 2 g2a0etecI6irre fp9ut als
nsp, 2 9fu8swaaaen nit S6tlIheips, 2 paar
nsue Seilsitern nit Shemsl, cine pumpe bic in
elmer So4Arn 2larc erbrou6t purce, eine q uan.
titdt gesteeiGen pIantsn UNI Boards, cine SuanD
titat Soeu unO Strpt, unp iUnlt nod pislsrist Or.
tifel gu wstlauFa gu mrICcn,
@shs Wrnatsn GTsbit, unp 2lufRartung ar
Cen Srrfaufstaacn, purt
geter Sittner,
Hmanoes Slttner.
SanuGr 30. n9tg
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-01-30
Sanuar 23.
Sefentlt6e 9Senbu.

2luf 6reita9s Den l. WIrS ndbiten5,
um 10 lltr SVrmittass, IOasn am Sauis Dee lln~
tsr3ct6nsten, in Qowbtl 5aunf6tp, Ge6a Sauntp,
(noas Der QGwsn GrisD iplSsRbs ArtjEsI auf Sf~
fsntibr Ssncu psrfauit wsrpen, nSmIitb
Bier 9ferce, BARON einss Gin bTaunG 9aul, z
5abr alt unp II Sanp bod unp II sin ScrSue-
li6sr QispsT-en anrsrss il sin 4stdbEiSu Suts"
sauI unp II stn Sattslpfnp has nt6t iibertrpffen
werpsn fann--sins baron III aud eine CUTE 3u6t~
Wdbre, 9 Sabr alt unp pon brauneT 5aTte-
unD pas anpere III ein apeiabrtges WabrenIGlen,
etsnfaas pom traunrr 5arbs; aIbs wrhe als
ned jung linp unp Dub ale bis CUR Ssnpu frilf~
mltsnp Ien psrren, Rinpsr. 2 Sullsn, ppr1R
sinsr felt IN gum Shahtsn unO psl6er stpa 600
pfunp neat, Der anpsrs N sin Sabr alt, IL
SdWEtne, nppUn rims Elm traasnbss 3u6tGpetn
ii, bnpVn Iinp Qdufer unb pappn psrpsn bis
CUR 8snru 10 S8pGsn aIt-bielsite Rnp cine
tsrrIife Nrt, SAaafe, srpsi Siersaulss sssGGgen,
elm GmsaulS. .g8assu, SFiss, Sssen, Drel6.
malhins NIT S6GttIr, 2 Sftts SruIsitrrn NIT
SfsmsI, 2 BasenbUbps, Srtts Sirter @e-
I6irre, 3 SprUers@el6ire, 3 9Fuss'@ei6trre,
5tnftsrfstte, 3 Stsifpasen, 8linpbalftrn, Rums
msten, 3 Ieberne 2snsn, WtF- unp Ssasateln,
RiabaFsn, 90 SiibFettsn, 2 Better unp Ssttlae
laNsn unp icnf nod pisIsrIsi artifsl ~ trritduf"
tis gu melNen.
Die Ssrinsunssn am gerfaufstass nub auf-
pnrtun9 ppn
@ioeon S6neG.
Sanuar %. nq3m
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~ q rffbP fe.
Qreife in 0laenfaun am Dienlfoo.
Sefentlt6e 9en6u.

WithpObs mo 0onnertfa9s Den 2Olten
uno 2liten Sebruar,
an tctbVn GaSen UNI 10 ubr 8Crmttass, iUIsn
am SauIs bss unter3stnrtsn in 0crp gBbsittaa
SaunI6ip. Ge&a &auntp, foissnps NrtitsI auf Of
fsntIitcr Ssnru pertauit rsrrsn, ndmIt6
Stfs CUTE S6afpfrbs-Nap IN ems zine tra-
esnpr Ndbrs unb sins Elm Snpian 9Unsy Ssnslf,
rpeItsr gut sebsn faun-sin ,psijibrtess unC Elm
etnidtrisss Stlen 6 Stud Dllhfits, 2 srpes
trassnSe 8nper, Elm erresr DspcnIbirr Sua, A
Stdd iunses 8tep, S6aafe, Sttd S6psins,
pUpcn tragenbe 3uGtitpsne ftnp, G4Usrs Gee
fGtrre fir IL 4ferrs, etne rpppslte Sht IsiHtss
9efHtrr, etIite pdSelesi6trre, 9flussssl6rre,
6 Iliessnnfbs, SaIf!srn, Bnpbalftsrn unb Qst.
nsn, sps brstrarsri9s unb Elm Ihmalrapertser
Ssra raauls.9Pagsn, bappn sinsr her brstrGpersfR
10 gut als nsu, Elm einsduIs 8aasrn' gSassn, Sui
tsp, SutItlittsn, pcl,lGlttsn, 5 CUTE 9fIiisr, 2
ssW6tnIi6e unp 3ph pUppelte Ssssn ip gut ale
Hsu, cine neue Drelhmal6ins nit srsm tpbsn
ShdttleT, QferbeaewaIt, etne aneere DreI6mas
I6inc, sin NtIse 24slI6tUrni6dIsr, 0nrmIble,
SIrcbbant bd pfsrrssspalt Ssulsitern unp SGe"
mel, tin 0atsnt 6sursten ftiV sin 9fup, sin bop
psIter 0sIhfprnpHus, sins quite WabmaI6ins, 2
9rjbVeies, Elm SrOber bIaurr Scrp, ersifur9
Saatphase, 0asfnpiRbs, Satren NIT @gI6trr,
2 5Iahsbrs6en, unp S6wnsmibIr, 2 SrUBs
Spsrrtsttsn, 2 Sinftrtsttsn, 3 Stsifpaisn, elm
Yatsnt SsumsBsr um 5sul6ds purGSui&neipsn, 3
5ru6trCffe, @rasienisn cine srpes pa,ent Bic
nsn' Spr nit Ssnsn, Elm Barrel Ssirsrptl, 6Isila.
Hammer unp antsrs 8a6sr, S6ippsn, 9dsn, Sppo
peln, 8ibfaten, allerlsi antsre Ssttsn, 8efen,
9atsIn, Elm SUl,Ufsn, Nebltile, ;psi Better, nstt
elmer srpben gsrl6tsreabeit anrersr ArtiIsI 3u UNI
ltdnSIt6 an;ufdbren.
Ss&s RVuatsn Grerit anb aufpartun9 BON
3anieI 9epan.
Sanuar 23, nq3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-01-30


fraft uno nun bpaann cine piloe 6eee
tpiIben Dem Sirfb unb Der locomotive,
rpelhe etpa cine Strsfe bon elmer balben
Weile 6ur6 oauerte. Die locomotive ees
rpann fibtli6, pbfbOn Der Sirfb in md1=
ti9en Sdeen pcran ipr1n9, als ieocb Der
Sn9fnier fab, Dap oer 6irfb an Der
lhdrfen 9urpe, no er Die or0be Sbnelliez
Felt Demmen muBte, oapon fommen mir
De, 70 9ab er fhneu mebr Oampf unb err
relbte Den 6irib nit Dem &ubfdn9er 9es
raoe CUR 3eit, ais iIb oerielbe pom Sabns
oamme entfernen wOllte, ibm beioe 0inz
terbeine bre6enb, Der 6irfb rpucoe ols,
Damn mit9enommen uno in Seaair 9es
fbIabtet, rm al6 berrliber 4iIobroten
BON Der Sabnmannibaft perSebrt su wer=
Den
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-01-30
Sefentli6e 8enbu.

Iuf Sientta9s Sen 26iten Sebruar,
I'm 10 lltr 8prmittaes, IOGsn am Saule pes
llntrI6riebsnen in Nerp gBbeitbal 5auni6tp
Gsta Gauntp, fpIeenpe artitsl Sfentlt4 psrtauft
perren:
gir YOrSasli6e S6uffpfsrSs, 9fertsSsi&irr
fir Yferbe, 3 MI6tdbs, cine baUpn frti6,
8inp, 1 1 9dufsr.S Stwsine. Elm gutter breitrabert-
ger 9isrsduIswasen NIT Sapp, Elm DrsiSdulswas
gen, Elm @insduIswdssn, cine Sstt g4a9enbcarbs,
rns Sdrpriu 70 gut rpie nsu, cine Drel6maIhine
NIT YIertssspolt, gBinrmiibIr, 5suIstsrn nit
S6cmsl, YNiSs, 9sse, Gin GultiSatcr, 3wFt
Shiipaagsn, YHusswaassn, &ibfettfn, Sprr'
unb nnOrrs Sstttn, Seu bel Der 9onns, 4 Setten
unp 9sttlarm, tin Sfsn, cine Uassnwinrs, ntbit
Uislsn anprn Sauernssrdttltaftsn Su umfdnOs
LID ~ mrlrRn.
6 Wpnate Grtbit Wirb 9cgebrn unp Glufpar'
tuns an rsm 8rtaufstaSs pcn
0apio S6daot.
q. S.-9tm nGmIt6n Gag unb Ylobs iCGen
Sutauft rsrpsn Gin autss 5amisnsYfsrp, 5
Sbr alt, sin Spa3irwasen unb @ritirr.
Gbarlcs Sd3aaet.
Sdnuar 80. nalm
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-01-30
x1ur nod, Gin pcnia 6soule

IS 9iebt untcr unS Nepublitdner, mel:
de bon Den 0rcbun9en Der Serr6tber
i'm Stoen 70 melt Qu6 Der SaiTun9 9es
bradt pcrben itno, o0B iie bereit lpdren,
ale iDre Qrinjipen uno Die Gcdte freier
Wdnner aufyuopfsn. 2luf ibren &niGen
lpuroen iie UNI 8naoe bitten, Dap lIe ie,
mails einen un9dnitioen 8ecanfen 9c9tn
Die Stlarerei 9ebe9t bdbcn, Dap iie fir
Die Seidueun9 Der freien 2Crbeit oe
itjmmt, uno 2incoln gum prGIioent ers
m6blt baben ; Golden lpuroen mir Den
Ratb 9eben iib nur Elm neni0 rubi9 Su
bllten, uno nibt ju eili0 iu isin ii:b ju
Rarren ju MAIDEN. @enn iie rbne Surbt
nm itb id)auen, lperoen fle e5 pielltibt
unnCtb9 flnoen, Der Spot ibrer Seinpc
Ju lperocn.
2(us oen neutiten 8eribtcn erGiett
man, baB Die SeceiiionSs Stub in Den
u9renS Sta0ten' III ebben antdn0t.-
Sic 1T eurb ielbifiiitti0e unO fhIaue
Sibrer dn0etrieben iporocn, um Die freien
Staten einSul6ubtern uno BON ibren
Senltoren uno Reprd ientauten 3u9e
tdnbnlhe uno @pmpronliIe gu erSlpin
gen, 9Senn iie fInpen, Dap bicfp5 Sin
fbGbteruno6lpiel fru6ttp5 lit, uno oab
c6 uiel leibtsr 1T, bon &rennun9 unb
Serratb ju iblpaeen, ais Die pffepiipe
&Dat gu be8ebcn, Damn miro Ole Ser
nunft Die Sbcrb1no piaocr nebmen, uno
Der Sturm miro 96n5lid) ppriibcr meben,
ODER feline Sepalt in 3ufGui9en Uu6brii.S.
en- oustobsn. gSenn Der 9iorpen, in unC
auBer Dem Gon0rtB, lIb 5p0n3i9 poel
brelBi9 Sag LANCER rubio uno 9eiaB
bait, perben Die 9ren3sStoaten s6 Der
SIumtpoaeStaat iberia fen, ,oie RoI
lie olein ous;uipielen." IS if au9en
ibeinli6, oaB 8iroinien 9enciot if, un
tlb 6u fbauen, ebe ee in Den ounfeIr
Sdluno be6 Abfall6 binsin iprinot.-
9t0roz carolina balt bon Dem Ranoe nr$
Nb9runpeo iib ;uruf nibreno pon Sra:
rplano, &entufD, Scnnehee unc Mif
icuri faum 9eia0t weroen fann, Rap fl
ir9cno pclbe beifimmte Sdritte pabin 9e
mabt babsn. 9aBt Die Senatcren unt
8cprilentanten Der freien Staaten einr
,,meiIttrbafte llntbati9feit bebaupten
uno allies rpiro bob enolib out rperoen.
Die oUerIdlimmite 3eit nit Sunba
mental sYrlnjipien 3u ipiclen, un9eppbn
libe Sclese su erloiIeu, Gonititutionel
b6bit pitbtae Nbdncerunacn cin,upcr
lciben, uno anOcre SOlnolunoen ,u pol
jeben, pelbe umolocrrutlicb in ibren Sol
gen iein iouen, 1T rrenn Die Semitic
Ser Weniben our0 auBtroromtli1e l(uf
rc9un9 pie aus Den ln8cIn 9criNeu, ibr
HGiocnltD1ftcn entlammt, ibre &crur
tbeile auf Die Spise 9etricbcn, uno ibr
llrtbcIc ourtD oos Sorbdnoeniein mirt
llbtr pocr ein9cbilceter @efobr perpir,
lino. 8eibifte uno crfabrcne Stcfal
rtr ,liG9cn itlu' bti nebli9em @cttr
uno Wartcn bis Der QjmmeI iib auftIGr
oamlt lie Stobabtm8cn oniteUGn, ib,
SI9c crmlttcln, uno barn1b ibre Sab
bltmmen tcnnen. 9tur icltbe Syeuc
manner baIten Den Sturm aus.
-MoLfsfr.
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Der Aueutaun China Stcbr, SIC. SO Of. baHil,
fens5iraBe, Sbhrsn eberbatb 9rees's Stcbr, III
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Gurenspaareu, 0laspuaren, Strtn-
tpaaren pber Sampen
gu bsfcmmsn.-Sd babe nun zen srS6tea uu6 bsGf.
aus9swabItsn Stcd pcn bietn 8aarsn, Der ie bier
In aIentauu, unb pisusiht in iresno siRrm Srt ron
Der ndmltCben 8rSee i'm Staat, anaetctsu purcs.-
OertI5s 1T nit Gcraalt aus 9pauufaftursn ron Gem
bSdfsn 8ufs 9emiIIt uno bsfttbt aus teinabe allen
zen usus'ten Gntwdrfen, StpIss uuo pattsrn ron
Sran;6fIGsn Cob. 8anb unb wefssn purGNdtt.
gem Sbtna, 9nsItf6ent 9prseIan unp
Stetns@bina,
ccn oem fsnfsn bis ;u Dem esmsinften i'm 6ebrauth.
IN Sets uuc BET Dem Gtdd.--5lehfoIs Slaspoo:
Epaarsn non Hn'sritantfbeu uno SranjSffhrn Raus
ufafturen fir
Sctrls, oaIcens unp anpersm @rbrau6,
ron ben fsiuftGn en9ropbirtsn Dsrantsrs ts ju ets
nsn, Gent &umtlsr.-gbcnfaIs
Steinnaaren unb Britannia @aaren
rcn ebsr @crfbisosnbsit, 70 rpis eampen ron srsr
mSaIihen 8eRennuR9, ron Der fIciniteu NatbtIGnps
~ i29 GENTS, bts iu eEr mclit 9ldnSgnesn GbanoCs
Tiers ftr Sirhsu, polleu u, |. 10.
2ampen ron alien dTtcR merceR ausaetefert unc
at9sdnosrt um acbIensSsl borin gu 6rsnnsn.
@r 5dtt auh INNER nas befe 8erclsus achGan
Del, ic pte 2dmrens0ctbts, Grimm GdhGsren, unb
turJ aucS in Dem eampGn. Sadb ;um Bsrtauf auf
bano, uno 3ruar an ben nscsrfsn prsissn bisfIsits
philadelphia.
F5rfcnen psdls ir9enb etrpas in msinm Sab
trGuhen, f9nnsn teibss @Gto unc 3cf fparsn, rUtnn
it bel mir onruftn ebe fs frufnC taufsn, inoem tb
nun tsfrr stnasri6tet bin, ats ie, Iuprsdsnts gu
sotsen.-teioes in BSus auf bic prsiFs ais audi
auf ole Sualitdt.
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gei elmer 28abl eebatsn am 17tSn Sag Sanuar
1861, wurtsn fcl9snoe 8samtsn srwabt
n-QBiGiam .. Seed 6einrib
G5crr, Sclspb 6aumsr, Sacmrn Rtsin, (gRdaer,)
.. 3. osrjcs, Gsrres euorpis, 9Obn 3. eibtenmatI:
nr, Sfaae bummel, Samuel 9brif, :. 6. 8reinis,
Gpbruim Sie9er uno Gbriitian oEnninasr.
fbent-B. 8. Sr9rl.
SstrEtSr-S. 6. Srsini9.
S6aemsiffe r-Gbarlss SCfer.
a9euten-o. 3. osr,co, amcs QRsilsr, Omen
Sault, Samuel 8snmsrsr, 9iq., 9barlss gB. GBiss
aub, Go.
Sonuar 80. na3m