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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-14

Gutter Truhtbranntmein, refine, un~
pcrTdlGte Waare 81 baben in per Diitilsrte Sp1
Spbn &Eper BET 9tafppee. @iebe bic Mnaeiae.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-14

GIT Der eemntb1iben Nitt8bmrab=
Sra1eret nadlte, .@cnntas gang ausnebTaa-
ipeiie0 e1niltblt6feit BET bem an9etiinbisten 6 pneert.
M0eS lunis, %freuafel,
Rein gramaQ uno feitt @rafebl.
Went's beim Setter ni6t oefGUt,
Der tau9t nibt5 fir bieie NDelt+
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-14
Verl111ot

Gin Observation-Disclosures, Der mod unserbei-
rathet 1T, taun tit M>arfntp bel benz Inter-
seidneten taaernbe 8elddftienns fir sutet 9pbn
erbalten. 6. 6etlbpru.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-14

3nei Nferbe ertrunfen--9r @erpule,
tubn tpie ale Tranaoieu, tpoQte bet Menepta nit
einem apeilpannieen Gubrtperf iber tas GiS fab
rem, ALIEN eem&ubnen bilft ridt imn,er bas@lad.
S@litten uno Yferbe bra9en Elm rnb purten nie
1nebr 9elsben. Verouie, ber neutrality-suspicious.
entfam nit senaWer Mptb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-14

bea rptben 1aben Der Sntrisue lit eiuer@ @idlals'
3rasUbie seippnnen.
Mua benz 2iebbaber~3 beater ber Gbalia tpdr
fir bic speite Bprte0ure bes 9plbetni9en @tit'
fes u@tn @eib aus ben, @plfe" ant nereaneenel
Mpntag i'm 2tbcnaum ein SpDeree5aus III Mint
1ten eetpelen, ia tteielbe ais cine redt ancrten'
%nenspertbe Gntfaltune ber betbeilieten &raft
be5et&net peroen farm.
Srnine=5aQe war leibli1 beleBt> UNI islbf Spr
bet llnseibtefen Ser 2iebbaber<D iletante,1, mel>
DE itd an bieiem Nbenb gum eriten Male auf BIZ
Brciter sepaet, purbe re6t letpli9 eeIptelt, ,penu
e(et9 bel Gtliben bic epeeuug lit Der tbnen neuen
Welt ut9t pbue nebr pter min Ct bemertbarea
@tplpern abs,ng.
Das @ujet bes Studes, mii0en mir int Snte-
re0e ter Direction bem,erfen, 1T ein Benz Ueite
unb bet Denfmeiie er@essnmart 3u ~fren1bes, ais
eaB es aulpre9en tEnnte. user nur ben lieben
@ptt l1Bt tpalttn" 1pielt Der 2iebbaber auf Der
GlDte Spr Bent enler feEner@ elietten, ftatt Gpn,nt
fein9ieb9en, tpn1m ans Tenfter" unb d 9(iiau~
%cirunseu tes @laubeas NIB Mberelaubens itnb tit
hen ~ein3e1nen peripnen beS @tides p%ertreten>
pel9e iarnmtli1, ben alten MuIer, be6en 0ptt
bergelbiad 1T, unb ben tunsenWirtb aus9enprt-
11en, Spn lauter@ pttieliefett, albtrnenS 9tdials~
@9ruuen unb @eiferfpud ~sepfrupft epQ ltnb.
Wena bann nod baau cine Yer,pn ant aeiG-
bul ten u11b zinc anbere at BET raYtbii6en Rranf*
belt ce5 vgebrp9enen 6er5eu8" Spr benMuseu oes
Yublifun1s biniiedt uno i9liebliG (irbt, 10 baB
bic 8ubne taft sn einem 9asaretb wirp, f. if IS
fetn Wunoer, nenn I9 Der 3ulbauer pabrenb
beS Stiide5 ni9t nit benz 0ebanfen beldGftiet:
- Gptt wte-fpnbern> to II !, ipl bas e1ben. !"
TIMER publifum 1T, @pttlpb! iiber bieieNrt Der
stubrutg neS9reden binaus. Gs tpare besbalb
gut opr ber profan eeNtatenS eBtpelt freunpliGere
0et|ter Observation-Disclosures, ais bic ber g%elpenlti~
19en vWp9nerinnen nit ten @idelf1uberu."
SIR Ste nd@fte 8prGtcaun9 tn Gr=
otne=SaIc lit etn Drama uJtpud's Gpb
ptsr bas lsyte Meiferfid>" unb ba5 brplise
Vnltlpie( &unrber mu9erer aussewablt
tpcroen. @dbreup pas erte @tid einen ernten
sefbiatliRen @tpH bebanoelt, es 1pieIt in Stalien
I'M 49, Sabrbunpert, tietet bas lebte> idon cinn1al
nit auberprbentli9em SeifaQ 9eoeben uno auf
prttgences 0erlaneen tpieberbplte @tid> nit lei-
net iGersbaften :3ei6nune bet Qeipen unp bes
Aerser5 zines bur6 luliee :3eii9e tetraften
Wu9erers bent Yutlifum mtQtpmmeue MbweG~
~ielun9.
Gn Der e%emitb1tben NittSbureb=
Sraleret nadltsn Scnntas gang ausnebrs-
pei e0 eniltbltdfeit bel ben1 argetilnbiatenG cncert.
MQeS lufig, %freuaiel,
&ein Ernmnn nm fri.t Nrafphf.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-14


Cant 8crtdt bcS Sbu1iupcrintcn=
eenten paren 1T ben brei pfentligen S9ulcn
Der Stabt $50 Atuper fir ben Mpnot 9ippember
gum S9ulbelu4 an9enelbet> rage8en betrue bic
I3abl Der tpirfliden 8e1uGer I'M 0urd(9nitt nur
795. Inn Der lteterf iaung per aliens 9ulaeb1ube
absubelfcn> tpurren in ben peridiepencnO %itriften
reue Gaumli9feiten gemietbet. 9as Gen luscp>
mite Der @Aulcpn,miiiipn beribtet Der 2ebtern,
eab lie ten Beltano Der gum Selud ber @dulsn
tere6tistsn Ser omen int Nlter ppn 5-21Sabren
bur9 @nt. Murpby baten ermitteln la7en, uub
ba6 l1 lit bet ner1biepenen @arbs 1887 FOLDER
Yerlpnen b%efnpen.
Or mprtpn BON st. Nau1 1T BON
benz Brisaeear5t Or. 8 a II , gum Nseiments-
arjt tcs 1. Mitnel rta &egiments ernarnt ucr-
BEN, an bic Stele bes ouf gbrenpprt entlalenea
Or. Stepart. llebri9en5 1T 1pnbertarermeile bon
arrangements bic &ebe, Strwart l,nb Sc Sputil-
Tier mieber ibreYlasc sinnebmen 5u lailen> pb,ppbl
b~ieielben nur 1nter Der 8eein9u11g aus oer &C.
faneeniaaft entIal1e len ~purben, bab ie benz Geiabe
i'll gbrenmrrt eaten, nidt feruer gu bienen.
Gnb1ib 1T BIC L. 8attcrie na9 bent
8riees- pbcr better @rsrcisr-@ 9auplabe abn,ar>
19irt. Das /. DetalGement %berlslten wurbe ant
Sereaneenen Mpntae lit 8urbanf5 Yplldlitten
nad ga @rp7e lpeoirt unb nerpen tasli6 III ter>
1elben @eiie Mttbeiluneen BON berslrtiQerie> unb
Gasalerie fprtseiaaHt bis bic ean3en brei Gpmt>
panten AT Srt unb SteQe linb.
DaS 2te Meoimcnt bat 2ebanpn Sunetipn
s%erlalen unb 35Mieilen ilpDili9 bel 2ebanpn Gin
Eager beap9en.
-x&uuftnpti3.~ - 5err pruf+ &pbr 1T an,
sersaneenenM ittpu9 I'M Mtbenaum, bent Yipnee,
anb Democrat ~sufplee, sum- leBten Male Dor lei-
ner Mtreile na9 benz gaterlanbe auf ber 8ubnt
erl9ienen. Die Na9ri9t it cine su niseerl dn,et-
terrible, als baB mir ibr untebinet @laube1t BET
me1en fInnten. @ir brfen, pin16en uni
alauben, tielcs uleBte" Mal war nidtbas aller-
lsbte. 8itte, @utert, vnp9 einmaL eb' nj,
19eteen+"
Gin Shade %ertrunfet+ Chr. Meants
ser 12iabriee @pbn Don S. g.. @bams in ST.
Yaul, brad beim @~dlitt19ublaufen III Der gt1bI
Der untern 2anturg tur6 bas @ts unb ertrant
1raurise aber nuttwenbi9e Golse Der Wasbalis
teit. Cake care bops!
| 3net Nfcrbe ertrunfen--9r,p erpule
ttlbn tpie aQe Tranau1eu, tpoQte bet Menbpta nj
einem steilpannisen Jubrperf iber tas GiS fab
: rem, aQein benz ubnen bilft uidt iu,n1sr bas@lld
S@litten uro Yferbe bra@en Elm unb tuurten nj
i r1ebr 9e1sben. Yerouie, ber aQ3utabne&p lelenter
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-14

Stebm uub Sbei0,
Sadlpntrase sptl9en Oritter II. 8terter,
Gntpfeblen ll9 beat seebrten gutlifum gum
3abn5iebet>
S9rDpfe1>
Nperla6en,
Mnt 9bnliGet dirnrailGen Gsrrid,tuuaeu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-14
JDbn WeB,
Gn9rc5= unb Detail gambler in
@ptel< @0Qrem.
@enoitereiwaare,1, Tri9ten,
&ur}- un0 GQlQntfrif-m QQren,

Dritte @trabe, 5pilden Nobert unb Minnelrta,
ct. Yaul, Winn.
Inter areern in bisles Sad sin19lasenben Or,
tifeln baltic Id ltets Sorratbia cine arpbe Mustpabl
BON &crbtpaaren, gcselbausrl @piessln, Ia1den~
mellerr, S4retb1natsria!isn. Spielfarten, Stad-
uno 0at1entrett<S piele, Masfen II. (. ~.
Deutlder @ptteSptenf
eeen 9cnntae MDrsen 1O4 ubr unb Mbenbs 7!
nbr IN Der eriten beutl9en g., 81, Stride, Gde
Der 6, unb &olabelfrabe.
Yb.6 IT. Yeebiger.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-14
9tenetab1irtes SDniebaefbGft

in Carver, CAREER Co., Mlinn.
Der Undergraduate beebrt li9, tent 5 eut@aen
Yublifum an5uSet9en, bab er 1T Career en
@9ntebeeelddft etabltrt bat> tit neldem ale dr.
ten ms Ga9 f9la9enoerM rbeiten y + . III t, oau.
erbaft unb billig angeferti9t pereen.
9e1pnbers empfeble iA mid peu Tar1ner,1 srr,,
8ei9laseu BON Yferoeu.
Gbas. Oaumolter.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-14
WrDbe5 9acreD GDnsert
III Bet
n ( + + z II ,r =. - e. So .,

~ HrYU t,
@onntaA Nadmitta9s> IS, De;v
Wp3u iG rteine wertben 6reunbe uac@Tnuer NIT
BENT 8smerfen %er9cbeuit einlabe, baB i1 fir aus
9eseidnete5 8ier unb pelifnten falten S,.lbib lpr-
9en tperbe.
Sn Der 5rHnuns g. y. tpenn Der gSettcrmacber
nt9t pieoer dummies 3eas n1oeb1), cinsn sablrct<
9en Selud 3, crbalts1n seidnet nit Ndtuna
q. s. &eIcr, 0lo,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-14

Sa8 Seutfbe Sbeater IN her 1er0a1ts
9enen @pbe.-Die @uFabrnns hs6 mulita<
ll@en S9er3es rber, 9enaaer seiagt, ber multa"
DIFFERENTIATION tu'nmelwislsen Satire> rDte
Mprberunbbruf', ant persansenen Mitttpr9 int
Mtbeaaum tpar leiper ni9t 70 sablrei9 teludt> ais
es fir bic @ereine tplnidenswertb sstpelen mare
une bic erlditternbe Mnfunoisuns beS npirneer
anb Democrat, taB prpfe0pr @cbr spr ieiner
Mbreiie nad 1einem Gaterlanbe at jenem Mbero
! umlebten Male auf ber 8Ibne erl9eire1t
muroe. Bate errarten la0en+ IS tpuroe, mic mir
sernebmen, gut ~selunsen unb selptelt lnb lou IS
na9 bent !3eusni6e cumpetrnter Beurtbeiler 1ta-
paentli@ Der &raftpartie bes @a1(afras, bless
NAL BON YroT. &obr ~seluusen feinea'pe9s al ber
nptbisen 8raft sefeblt babeu, ~ionbern berlslbe Der
ppNirIi@Ne Sntrisuant gepelen fem, bet je
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-14

Wartt erfrpren. Gin Mnteritaner, t1a-
mems Gbpmas Dprtus, Serirtte fa bet bent lestea
srpbsn @@neesetUber III Der Nabe bon Gprt9ttp~
leY auf Der 5irlajaeb unb %errpr> nadben1 er lt9
Dor @ri9Gpfune bate nieberleaen ml1en. ser
waubte beslnsludlidsn mpbnen in Minneapclts.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-14
@tut Mn3eigfn.
3u %UerRnufen.

0rei ercBe Mail9~8aNer, 40 3pQ bp9 unb 6
Sup tint Dur9msner, (nb au $1,000 eas @tiid
sa Sertaufe,1 lit bent 0rocerie< unb Yrrpiipnitore
tit TpltFrabe, friber sebnltsn BON
81. 0arenneS.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-14

Gin &nabe ertrunfen. - Gbw. Mpams,
Set 12tabrigs @pbn Spn S. g. Meams in ct.
Yaul, brad beint Sdlittl4u blanfsn TIT Der Nabe
Der untern 2antuns turb baS @ts unb ertrant.
Graurise aber nuttwenbi9e Gulse Der @asbalte-
feit. Gake care boDs
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-14

3uder 50 Srboft Yrima Nprtprico
une Mew=S Orleans. 80 Side seltpBfner III ben
niebrigiten Marftpreilen.
@ppleY Ipncr II. Gp,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-14

iterraidte mid anecnebm bur9 feline tiiGtiee>,
2eifunsen, NIT benen er l9 fIbn spr ben Gin
eerr bes eansen 2anoes bDren lafen bari, ten,,
ber in bteiem Sa1re lit Yulperbompf aufsssansene
f@Sne Graunt eines ~3peiten @aneerfefeS erfiat
Mirb.
@as mir 2iebes unb @utes bon ,meincn tper-
tben Treunben 1T ben @tdbten e Il I n uub
Mantatu nnb auf Der &idrei1e 1T 8eleplaine
unb @batppee tpieerfabren, tperbe i'd, u,n ibnen
eetibrenoe @ere9tisfeit piberfabre1 gu la1en>
gum @esentanbe beS @9lu1es meinee &eilebe-
ridtes III Der nGdfen Summer MAIDEN.
Il a = + 81 o,,tLo
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-14

Gin fetter Sappen+ - @libeu> bet uu-
9lidlide wsilaro @eianote oer9tebellenreeieruns,
lua in Minnelpta ~lieeenbes Gieentbum inn Dertb
BON iiter $4,000 10 teibsn, >pel@es pbnel1mltanbe
c%pnfscirt werben ipQte. Oab in biele r 0tidtun9
bereits @dritte sei6eben, baten mir nidt srfab-
rem unb mir be3meifeln isbr, bab man bic &ibn-
belt babeu pirb> ld pie1en fetten 5appen sl &C.
rniitbc gu sieben> ptpptl er 10 appetihiG balieet,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-14
Semtf0c S0,tf

j. It &. W@1l(tuS, STUNT paul.
Qr(iber Meyer Ii. WiQtus.)
W. Vo"l, Minnel otn.
Auis r alien ~iibriesn 8randen oes ganfaslddf
teS n.en1en tptr I'M ere t%elOnpers Aufmsrfiamtti.
bent 8srfanfe ppn
MedieIn onf Oeutl dIanp>
l0to1e aut bic 5auptplIse 6ranfreida- Gno[onha
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-14

wv wv ~ - p%%N3 ~ ~ ~
beral bamit, tas bat er BEL meinsm Mbl9teo Dpn
bort 1T ribn1iiaer Weiie ee3eist.
@ra 9e1berlpn ben Minnelp ta aufw1rts fomntt
mani gu Der na9 bent tieoern 5immelapfIrtner
s~etauften @tabt ct. Yeter, in Der id MIDI
benn au9 tie int 9immel b~efuuben babe @ielen
alten unb c~ifrieen Treunben unh 0ellnrun9ssez
nplen, 2euten Spu ddter ebrli9er @elinnung unb
GrunoI1Fen turfte t6 bort bic biecere Gedte
1hrttela, unb Siele neue 9elan9 ct mir gu ertper=
ben. Ct Yetcr 1T Elm tetrieblamer Ylab, no
1elbt 5anbmert uno 5anbel unb @anbel eplbe-
men 8poen baber, tppfir t9 bic Sreube bate ben
Bemeis lit BEN mpblbdbisen l1tnldnben BET teut-
1ten @el9aftSleute bes YlabeS gu erbliden+ Da8
5otel hes Serrn pbilipp @tel3er 1T Elm
beS anitretenben plabes wirbiees Sniitut unb
tarf bic 6reunbli9feit II. 3usprfpmmenbeit upbi-
lipp's" fppie bic comfortable @inridtuns unb bic
1~plenbtbe Gafel ieines 5ptels nit &s@t serUbmi
merben. Mud benz uMa1binatcn = 5aus" tea
9errn q. 5arff 9etubrt eiue marine Gmpfeb>
lung. Die @ieberet, melde eeeenwGrtig ron
Dentlden lit st. Yeter erribtet tpirb, serlpri91
Gin sablenpesg tab1i0ement 3u werben> ta es> burd
bas brinsenbe 8ebirfnib bet BesGIterune in's
2eten ~9erufsn, spu f~untisen uub enersi19en &C.
idaftaleuteu 9ebanbbatt pirb. Die 8raurreieu
ber 5erren &neeMer unb g cit erpabnc id
nit m%pbltbuenber Grinneruus ant ben erquifen.
ben traftteen Granf, ben le liefern. Mbeen +,
teibe tliben uns ecoeiben unter benz S9uBe bes
madti9en @ambrin, mic gang ct. peter unite,
oem1enisen bes Spranlretenben l1nternebmunss'
oeiites, ber feline BesGlter,ne teieelt.
Sir beute nebrae i'd nit Der Grinnernne AT hi
19Snea 2ieoerflanee bes eemi19ten gbprS
(12 Damen utb 20 5errn), res ct. peter bout
19en @elane.8e reias spn bem 9e1er Mb19ieb
Der beuti@e @elausserein III ct. Yeter, eeeen'
wartie NIT benz Giuuben rter @lpds" bei4aftist
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Mbiutants General.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-04-12
Letter from George Peabody.

few weeks ago paragraph appeared in sever
al of the Northern papers, purportng to be an ex-
tract of a letter from an American gentleman in
Europe, to whom our countrymen and country were
much indebted in a variety of ways No name
was given, but the reference of nature TO lead
to the belief the part of those with particular
means of judging, that Mr.. Peabody; of London,
was the gentleman intended. This result followed,
and that gentlemans name was freely mentioned in
conversation and in print as having declared his
opposition to concession. The Boston Courier pub
fishes the following letter from Mr.. Peabody, deny
ingIhaving written such letter. He leaves no room
for msapprehension Of his sentiments, and thev are
such as become one who loves his noble country,
and has been unequivocally shown in both sections
of it:
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-04-12

A New ANECDOTE OF GARIBALDL--A correspond
ent of the Independent writing from Europe says
awhile on the steamer aom Naples to Alexandria
had frequent conversations with very intelligent
Italian gentleman, who is hOnored in possessing the
esteem and respect of Garbaldi. lie stated chat ON
going TO CAprefa to visit Garibaldi, after separa-
ton of seven years the General instantly recogniz
ed him OF the friends who had shared his ex-
lie in America. He soon inquired:
"How is Muccei my old employer on Stateu
lsland'
"Receiying favorable answer Garibaldi next
inquired
ale his business prosperous
"0n being informed that the manufacture Of the
new diaphanous candles was beginning 20 prove pro-
fitable Garbaldi quickly responded
al am glad OF t--tor when we used 10 make candles
together had TO pay eleven cents pound for
tallow, and sold the candles for twelve cents pound.
OF course we could not make money under those
circumstances.
"Garibaldi then produced q candle, which he stat
ed TO be one Of a boa of diphanous candles which
his old friend Muccei had presented to him. This
scene occurred Ia the presence OF the French Con-
sui, the Goyeror of the neigboring island, and one
of his associates. Not many eminent public men
would have referred 10 their former humble labors
in such frank, unaffected manner. Indeed, after
seeing thousands of Garibadans, and conversing
with many of the Italian, English and Hungarian
volunteers truly state that all unite in testify
ing that the simplicity of Garibaldis character IS
equalled only by its purity
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-04-12

PoRTs or ENTRY, CoNFEDERArE sTATrs.-The fol-
lowing places have been declared 'ports of entry
and delivery" in the Confederate States under the
act of February osth, ls6l;
Norfolk, at Nelm's landing on the Mississippi ri
yer.
HERNANDEZ on the Mississippi and Central rail-
road.
Holly Springs, on the Mississippi Central rail-
road.
Eastpert on the Tennessee river
COrinth at the crossing of the Mobile and Ohio
and of the Memphis aRd Charlestos railroad.
Athens, on the railroad from Decatur TO Pulaski.
Stephenson, at the junction of the Memphis aud
Charleston, and Of the Nashville and Chattanooga
railroads.
Atlanta, at the junction of the Georgia railroad,
the Western and Atlantic, and various other rail-
roads,
Chester at the junction Of the Charlotte and Co
umbia, and of the Kings Mountain railroad.
Florence, at the Junction of the Wilmington and
Manchester aud of the Northeastern, aud Of the
Cheraw and Darlington railroads.
Col. q. g. Polk, uncle Of the late ex-President
Polk has been appointed Collector at CoTnth.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-04-12

THE "IRREpREssiBLE Niger IN 0mo-A PoLIT-
IcAE EDlToR TBEREoN.-The following from the
Cleveland (0.) Plaindealer is decidedly good, and
will bear reading "The Corporate name for
Z Cleveland should be changed TO 'Nigger Town.
1t is now but little else Six days in the week the
Black Republican politicians talk nigger in the
streets, and the seventh day the ministers take
up the doleful theme in their pulpits, and descant
on God and our African brother. Democrats have
done going to church since Christ, and him crucif-
ed, has ceased to be preached, and party abuse ih
ceaseless floods emanate from those coward castles
where rejoindors are not allowed The Sabbath
Schools and the free Schools nuseries for this
negro MANIA and the literary lectures so-called,
are but little else than abolition stump speeches,
paid for by simple forks at two shilngs per head.
Thus it is that the 'nigger is stuffed down our
throats wherever we go and whatever we do; morn
ing, noon and night in season and out of season
At the fast and at the feast, on thanksgiving days
and on festive occasions, this savory gentleman is
toasted and roasted, prayed, preached, hummeS and
drummed--the incessant talk and the all pervaGng
thought OF men monkeys, saints, and>snners. We
have nigger mayors, nigger ministers, nigger mar
shals niger constabes, niger judges, Niger sher-
ifs niger clerks and niger jures-some white
men have nigger wives, and some white women
have niger babies. The African enters into all
our social moral religious aud political relations
We write for him, fight for hla, sup with him, sleep
with him. lie is the sine qua to position and
prefermeut here on earth, and the hopes of heaven
in the world to come. He is Alpha and he is One
ga, the beginning and the end. Amen"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-04-12
Troops for Pensacola.

We understand that 500 troops for Florida viii
arrive at Columbus, Georgia, about the 7th the
quota from Georgia, consisting of about l0oo will
rendezvous at Macon, and as tents and equip
ments can be furnished them, will march direct to
Pensacola. Two regiments from Mississippi, in all;
about 100 men, are their way 10 that
point They go by the way Of Mobile, and thence
across the country from Blakely. The Louisiana
regiment, consisting of leoo men, arc now
preparing to move and will leave in short time
There are now 100 men at the spot which the
"phosophic' Greeley calls another Sevastopo aud
where he says the rebellion is to be crushed out
and when the renforcements now on the way and
preparing TO move, reach there, the whole number
will amount to 5000 of as bave and gallant spirits
as ever determined to sacrifice their lives if neces-
sary for the honor and independence of their coun-
try--Nont Aid.) Adverteser, March 81.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-04-12

ORDERS FOR INDIA CoTroS.-The London Mercan-
tile Gazette of the 9th ult, while speaking of the
anxiety prevailing in England in reference to the
feasibility of receiving supplies of cotton adequate
to the demand, notices heavy falling off in the
importations from India and remarks as follows;
This is unfortunate movement because we have
every reason to believe that orders have lately been
sent to the East for purchase of from 800, 900 to
900, 900 bales, under the impression, the part
of the operators, that cotton would rule very high
in price here, owing to the secession movement in
the Southern States Of America. The large orders
sent out however will test the power Of India to
furnish us with the required amount Of supply. We
believe that the whole quantity here named may
be purchased, new the railway communication is
rapidly opening up the internal resources of the
county.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-04-12

NEW YORK, March 29--The Quaker City from
Havana on Monday has arrived. Much excitement
existed at Havana the subject Of the annexation
of SAN domingo TO Spain. II seems tho system of
Spanish emigration has been going on on that is-
land, the emgrans being instructed, when the pro-
per time arrived, W hoist the Spanish flag and in
woke the protection Of Spain. This was done on
the 10th, much TO the n'tonishment oi the blacks
and natives. When the news reaeed Havana the
trigate Blanca, fully armed with large number Of
regular troops, despatched, sailing on the 23d.
Two screw figtes will soon follow with 5000 reg
uars. A large naval and military force Of 10000
IS said to be on the way from Spain. 1t is stated
that Hayti will soon share the same fate Domin-
60 with the consent OF france II is said million
dollars is cn route From Spain to aid the metallic
circulation Of the Island. Sugars quiet.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-04-12

PORTRAIT OF LNooLN.-Ths following lfe-sized
personal and political portrait of President Lincoln,
was taken by member of Congress and forwarded
to friend in Easton, Maine. Although not intsn-
ded for public exhibition it has found its way into
the columns of the Easton Argus:
He is by all odds the weakest man who has ever
boen elected-worse than Taylor, and he was bad
enough l believe Virginia, under his fellies and
puerilties will secede 1t will take time and she
will act deliberately and with her goes all the bor
der slave States. pas sent for By him. | speak
what know. lie is vain, weak, puerile hypocriti-
cal without Manners without social grace, and, as
he talks TO you, punches his fist under your ribs
He swears equal to uncle Toby, and in every partc-
uar morally and mentally, have lost all respect
for him. lie is surrounded by set Of toadaat
and hottle-holders, and did net know what the Ad-
ans amendment was until told by some friend.