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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-29

Me'srs Rostetter Smith, Pittsburgh, Pa. Gents '-Aa
we are sangea herewt enclose you twenty eight dollars
Tor four dozen losetters Stomach Bers, which please Tor
ward via Michigan Southern Railroad Toledo Ohio and Clay
ton Station. have purchased sevea dozen bottles At Toledo
this Summer but the sale the increase much at
wish to open direct trade with you. induced TO y
your Btter by physician for the Liver Complaint and re-
ceiyed such material aid that have recommended 70 others
and have sold about two dozen per week for time
have all kinds Of medicines store but there none that
can cheeully and truthfuy recommend your Biers
for know they helped expectation. 4tb96
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-29

The Following is sample Of the numerous letters
constantly receiving for Hosteer's Stomach Bitter
CANArDGoUA. July rs, 1859.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-08
REIDVILLE
FEMALE HIGH SCHOOL,
Spartanburg Dist, S. G.

FINHE Next session of this Institution will
i commence OIL Monday the FOURTH day
Of FEBRUARY, under the direction Of the
ReY. II. II. REID, A. NJ. and J. +. SHAW,
A. NJ. Principals.
Able and efficient Assistants in all the Va
rious departments of the School will be con-
tinually employed Miss MARY A. GAL.
LOWAY. from Athens, Georgia, who comes
stantly over the School
and Instrumental Music, and all the other Or
nntnental Branches
Board, incluling Washing and Fuel, can DO
the best families in the Village at the very re :
sonabe rate of TEN DOLLARS per month,
Rates Of Tuition,
Per Session Of Itcenty Weeks.
Primary Branches, sc 90
The above, with English Grammar, Ge.
ogIaphy, History or Arithmetic, 10 90
The Higher Branches, Ii 90
Modern Languages, 10 90
Drawing and Painting in Water Colors,
each, 90
Grecian. Or,ntal and Antique Paint
ing, each, 6 90
Oil Painting, Is 90
Embroidery, Wax Fruit and Flowers,
each. 10 90
Use Of Piano, so
Contingent, 90
tY- For further particulars address
REID & SHAW, Principals
ReidYille, $. q.
January 25, 1861, SO, st
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-08
oANMsNIcATEp.
alHI.ITARY.

To Tie Aifor Of the Aa Grille ganner:
nftr7nn aws Informed that CART. r. A.
FATR has bcseHs candidate for LIEUTEN,
-ANr-CoLoAEL Of tlesee+mcnt>o be com.
posed 2f tic !Ibbevillcnnu Edgcfefd Volunteers.
A volunteer F'yselE and n crizcn of Edgcfeld
district. Trust that will not be considered as
disparasing the claims6f dcprecating the quail.
iticaIi9ns of any gentleman VIE may now be
Or hereafter become. n candidate for the Office
of Lieut.. elYnel, when l express the convic
'ion-ionnded upon personal acquain'anceG
tl"teSone can be fount better qualified, in
every far,iahlar;, to fill that important pos,
than Capt. FAIr-being q fine tactitian, man
Of sound Jmdsmcnr, --esDlu,c nu4l determined.
a ripe scholar nrh a CHRISTIAN gcn'lsuan; in
shor, combining all IL. qualities 50 essential
TO amy enc aspiring to that position i-aihc Reg
Invent.
trust that my companions in arms will give
due consideration to Yhc claims of4Lis gentle
man. aud support commensurate with his
merits -
4 VOLUNTEER.
Edgcfcld District, Feb. 5, 1861:
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-08
HYMENEAI..

MARRIED on the 18th of Dec. 1860, by the
Rev. ". p. Hill, at the residence OF John Me
clar, Esq Of thi. District. MIR JOEL w.
LIrES TO Miss KATE McKELLAR.
By the same ut the residence of ]. Polaiiy,
ESD of Eigefcld District. on the Goth of Dec
1860. Mr. MORTI WEIR p. BURNETT to Miss
SUSAN \. THORNTON.
BY the same. JAM. 31st. 1861, at The resi-
dence of Capt. Peter McKcllar Of this District.
DR.. ". II. WATSON 10 Miss ANNIE A. Nc
kELLAR.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-08

AN. ARMSTRONG GCH LASDED-An Arm
strong gun Of large calitre arrived here to-
day from Europe. vra Savannah. lis dcs,ina-
tion is Georgetown. aud it c:,.,es to the order
of Mr.. Weston, a wealthy PLANTER who ,esiIeS
in the locality. He i,k. aleu- imported .sne bun.
drcd and City muske:s, ut his own expense" for
q volunteer corps i'll his own neigh"orh -
Churlestox Correspondence Of Tic FhHuG>!phiu
/re1
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-08

GENERAL Sco1r.-The Norfolk WAY Herald
states, ron pretty goed authority" that Lieut..
General Scott hss asid that, in the event Of
virSl>h eseding. It was his determination to
resie sspmission in The army. and make
yirgiuisshlsplscs Of residence for the remain
der Of LIS days.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-08

Arms Fon MIssssIrrI.-Five thousand mus
kets were yesterday removed from the Arsenal
here and shipped OH the Nathez this morning
to Vicksburg. They were purchased some time
ago by the State of Mississippi. Their removal
came very near getting up an excitement but
when itSvas found that their destinat ion was
bfissieippi. people laughed at each other and
said "all right"--Baton Rouge Aduoeate
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-08

TRAGEDY IN ALABAMA.-The suicide Of WIN.
Eng lish, in Baldwin County, Alabama, after
killing three Of hiss children on the l4th inst,
(Fla) Observer gives further particulars Of the
horrible affair. 1t says:
''He went to Mobile with a. draft on the bank
Of that city. calling for a6o. .OoO which he fsil-
ed to get Surprising it lost forever. and him.
self and family impoverished, he returned home
with heavy heart. On the first evening af-
ter his return home he ordered the nurse to aa.
semble the children in the parlor which she
did, not suspecting his murderous Intentions
AS soon rs the nurse had left the room he ap-
preached the cradle in which. lay his youngest
child, an infant nine months old, and cut it's
throat from ear to The nurse happened
to look through The window and saw what he
was doing, and hnstene,l to The garden whore
AIrs. English was experimenting some work.
and gnve the alarm Mrs f. started for the
house in all possible haste, and entered the
parl"r Just us he had cut the throat of the third
child. and was il act Of cutting his own.
Rushing forward, she seized him by the arm,
and casting w"cful look at the bleeding and
mnnged fprua of bis childscn, demanded his
reaso'' for killing them. He gently pushed her
away, saying nj the time it was all for the
best. Before she could get to him again lie
made lick at his threat. completely sevcring
til" ingular v"in. and falling into n chair gave
way hy icyrc,.Ss and fell den,l nrnn the f1.nr.
sul'"undcl 10y the bleeding forms Of his iuuo-
cent children.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-08
Edgchcld District, Feb. 5, 1861
ApnEvILLr. Feb. RAlAhl

ABEEvtLLE, Feb. S,~lS6l.
C"Fon.-Our market has presented quite a
lively appearance for the past week. There
has been placed upon the market an unusual
amount OF cotton. nll of which has been dis
posed of nj prices ranging from : to LOT cents.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-08
NOTICE.

THE NOTES Of A. CLARK, jr., or D. F.
Il FREELAND vii! be found in the hands
of MATTHEW MCDONALD, TO whom pay
ment NAV be made
Jan. S, 1861 50 4t
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-08

AFFECTION IN bfES AND WoMES.-Women are
eaid to have stronger attachments thaa meP.
1t is not 80. Strength of attachment is eyi4ced
in little things "A man is often attached to an
old hat; but did you ever know Of a woman
having on attachment for an old bonnetf-
tpuneA.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-08

TRrAcHERs AND SEcESsIoS.--The correspon-
dent Of the .Southcrm Christian dI!roca.e writ
fng from Texas, says that Rev. Dr. Boring Rev
a)r. Carter, President Of Soule University. and
Rev. J. +. Cnrncs, Of the Texas AdrOcutr, are
on the stump making secession speeches. These
are all min nisrrs Of tie Methodist Church
South.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-08

PicKED MEN-A Northern paper suggests
the "sending Of q thousand picked men to the
South" II. on getting to the South. they hap
pened to be tarred and feathered. they will no
doubt, after TIE feathers are removed. be "pick-
ed" men. ,z..
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-08

The PETITION OF two thousand New York
city workipgmen was sent to the Legislature at
Albany, asking them to restore peace To tn.
country-not by cannon-balls aud bui' cts, but
by justice and equality. The petition. by q
{Republican) vote, WAS not aiiowed TO Ls read,
even. There is a world Of meaning l.. that &C
tion but as the workingmen Themselves will
understand it, comment is unnecessary.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-08

Twelve thousand guns OF the model Of 1928
are yet re'naing i'll the U. s. Arsenal in Spring
field, Mass. 1t is said that wosemen arc oiling
and packing them in boxes for transportation
Oh short notice.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-08
RUBLIC NOTICE.

TNHE PRESSURE in the pecuniary state of
l. the DISTRICT of Abbevile being sn great, !.
the Sheriff of snid District, request that all per
sons desiring the money made on their judy
in"nts now in my Office. hy next Court, will
give me notice thereof in writing. as am not
desirous Of levying OH property, although viii
ling to do my duty.
J. T. MOORE, 8. 4.p.
Jan. ld 1861 80 If
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-08
The State Of South Carolina,
ABBEPILLE DISTRICT

EOSEPH D. DAILY, who is in the custody
~ of the Sheriff of A bbrville District. by vir-
tue OF writ Of Capids cd 'Sntiynciemd"m at the
uuit Of the State of South Carolina, having filed
in my Office together with II schedule, Oh oath,
Court Of Common Erus, prnp@Ng tha. he r,ay he
admitted 10 the brneflsefs49e Acts of the Gem
erni Assembly mass--4ote ke'1eIiefo Of insolvent
debtors-. -
II is-arQsre1 that the said State of South Car
lima, and dSierfhe creditors 10 whom the said
JY6grh ID. DAILY issn anywse indebted, be, and
and4hry are hereby summoned, and have no.
t7te to appear before the said Court at Able
vile Court House, OIL lie FIRST Munday.in March
next. to shoY ,a,-n, il an<lrey can, why the
prayer Of ret'''oe "i''-said. should not be
- MATTIEWM WMcDoNAIQ, c. A.D.
~Office sf%ommon Pleas, lsI.-
~Abssyille District,j
December 3, lS6Q@3
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-08

REsIGNA7lo:7 OF JAS. ! C"ELry.-Wc are,
.sad to learn, through leticr received from
.'"s. L. Corley. rat lie resigned lis Office of
First Lieutenant and Aaiutant in the Sixth Ia
fantry, United States Army, as socn he
aiearI of the secession o. SOu,k Carolina, his
a,ativc State; and that he ras received the ar.
Pointment. t.of Captain in the regnlas nSuy of
this State. lie has hecn stationed for the ,.ast
three years, at Fort Bcnicia, California but Is
expected home j" about ten dnys.-ChurieStom
-Iercnry
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-08

IIIt1ItN Ct SINA1.L-t'r Thursday Sat
says the l,nlrigh (N. c. Standard. the Hon.
lh"'nas l.. Clngnun, disuniunist, was cl"ctcd
senator OF the United States hy the LcgisIn
tnre "f this State. for six years FROM and after
til" eth Of |i"rch next. There was no orrnu-
izc'i opp. .:',.n tu Mr. Ciingrnaa.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-08

The Arr"n or DIMES i.AHD.-For the bens.
III "f eur musical readers. we will state tia,
the author If this |" I,nlar rrfra IN is Daniel ID.
E';ne', of bryants Ethiopian Mrs,rcls. 1t
w"s set to music for the piano furte, by W. l..
Hobbs.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-08
). c. MILITARY CAPS.

T AM manufacturing various styss Military
Il Cloth Caps at $500 TO $l.25 ech. Alec
Military Ensmelled GIa4sd Cloth ep ct 80
Samples. will fbe sept TO ssuy' ,paA Of the
State. 80
The above Goods ! manufaeture al LOW
PRICES. All orders must be forwards\ with
The money or CASH >on de.issry.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-08

AIp.--Th" Southern Ba"k Ei New Orleans
has placed at the command of The Eoverr,nr of
She State the sum Of Sj1 nI,. sll..;,l.l it lie re
quirel hy the "xrerci"s cG Tie public s"rvice--
the Governor "to accept tHr loan on sn"h
terms for its re imhu .rIr,"n's rs te may deem
eduitable.'
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-08
5NOTICE, ,

sSftHOSR indicted to the lnte firm Of COBB
4 GKAwEoRY, q .e %As. ?: GRAW- ,s
Siss, nre hereby notified that they will find
.tIistr notes and aoouniS in the hands Of Mrssrs.
h6pRT d CALHOUN. The business of the
'fslf firm of Cobb e. Crawford must be closed
up. snd those indicted must make satisfactory
arrangements hefos Return Day in next Feb
ruafy. s
Jan. %, 1861 =, 40 tf
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-08

4 FoR1 SgMFER tEIHEnEcED.-NEw YoEe Feb.
runry At has been positively reported here,
TO day, arparantly on good authority. thut
Fort Sumter was reinforced on Saturday night
by gig men and l3 Officers 1t is alleged HAT
they took advantage Of the darkness and made
their way to the fort in small boats with n,uf
fed oars
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-08

News FROM ffNsAr"LA.->Ev t..g.NS FL.
ruary l.-Thrre ar" flying r"i'"r'> u" day that
fighting has comma nc. i at P.n..cu!a tI!a y in
consequence of the Erooklyn attempting to land
troops. This report. however, lacks conirma-
1iau.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-28
1S>0O1,G1S $4,000

S1l11r1llihc Neu Gnolaro Stoatel baz
tcn cit rir N1lfte ibrco Nntbciic6 1~clttlIt,
ouaAenpmmsn Iclawore, mclde5 bereita
smei NcDimcrtcr ouf ZEN Bcinen bat, UNI
icltlt co5 ltplSc M%ollahuletts 1trbt nrA
melt surijf !; OH ihljmm item oter itcbt IS
NIT }?cnnINlvonien> mclhe5 Gift $4,000
Mann ouf9ttrad't bat. 1oAe9tn bat
Neu: 2orf rpd meriaiens idpn 10000
M1nn in, Ielre itsben. Iie 1ltlider1
Stootcn finn int Oau3en ne9 nit 1nebr
ais 10000 damn i'm 0ilfitance. TIM
leye reitlihe Staatfn binaeAm ftno nobe
rararL ibre G%pntin0ente npl ut maden>
rcnn Sbio bat Sc Ne9tnenter> Sneia1a
$4,000 Wann> uho Suinot5 10000
Wonr1 mem oud nod nidt yplitdnri9
auf rem Sblahtfelre ftebe1l, fp rph tez
reit5 an9emprten ; Midi9on unp Wi6z
cpnlin yobCn ibre Ne9imenter etcnfall5
teinobe YplSdblig, uno ro5 jrnAe &orz
las bat ltpn me5r MannIhof # gel felt,
ais IS 51 ~ltefer1 Ssrpft6tet 1T. 3uccm
aebt cas Nefrutiran9a9elbdft bier I'M
Meiten nod gan; Fott Don Staten> 10
rob Sprou6l lbtli6 mod mcbr Trlppen
A~eltelIt meroen f~Innten, olS I'M er Nntbeil
ouemabt. Dem Slten miro feuaroh
mpbl foum etro5 oncere6 ibrt9 blsiben,
ais feline 3ufuOt CUR Netrutirun9 auf
rem Me4e her 3wan9sausbebuna gu
rebme1, um ieinem Maneel atSubelfen
utlp pieie5 1T ie!bt i'm Sale pe5 aQereu11>
itigften Nu5aan9e6 Der erparteteuS 9laAt
ant Yotcmac npt6weabin neil auh eiu
p1Qiaer Sie9 unierer Nrmee bod jepsnz
falls iebr piele Monnidoit trfen pirp>
Die unter jecer 8ecin9un9 erlest wercen
mug rpenn IN ere 0enerale ibre Uortbeile
su perfpl9en i'm Stonoe fem lolIen. SIM
Sale elmer Niecerlase ober iinO 5oblreide
Nttrutett mod Siel nptbwenotser. Sbnez
Dem miro e5 lGon nit u,l1erer Treipiliz
9snzNrmee feline liebe Notb baben> baupt5
ladli@ in 8eSus aui quite SifSiere uno
Tlbrer. Denn gang ot9eleben Don Der
@ewibbeit, pab III jeoer Sdladt INNER
eine Nnsabl 9eraoe Der beten uno fdbisz
ten Sffsiere fallen, wdbreno Die uufdbtz
gen meiit ibre 6out in St6erbeit ;u brinz
gen wilen> erfprpert pie neue Manai6aft
aud cine Mnsabl BON ti6tt9en @rereierz
meiltern unp Gpmmanpeuren MORAN IS
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-28
$780, 900 mau1.

Gefonntlip bat unlcr Yr1(lrcnt 400,<
900 Monn Splroten Sur enerSiIhen
0urdfIbru113 res SyieAe5 e%erlonDt uni
Ter Gpu3reb cemiclten 100000 Damn
ttrjlli1t. Syst otcy fTo9t e5 fld mic
ric|c Wannlhoft oufAcbyout 1rerrcn lpl?
Die Dltliden Stantcn, Mcld,e int N1foro
lrlhc SyielattAcilterunA sur Sebou trll<
zen, llur Aons foit Acmprcen urc Acroce
ricjrnt3en %9}e0ilutnter> reld5c 5uerlt ais
rie Cite Nnirysr Aonien Nynce Acriiba't
wuvrer, botcn 1ib els 91n,iid uut:oudz
tar cvrt1it1, iu !, ., rus Z. 81. y, icnie
r|t e, y, UcuersruaHc!l nelUe neuer@
cin9s A1usltd> ouiAslGst rplccn ilnc.
q; (lrloNe ljrAt mpbl 3rlltenttc'l5 cnTlh
DAP riele 6tryden rem Nrie8acienTt nur
fijir cine Spjclcyci oniuhcn uno iIh ftint>1
Grnf 0efalIcn loiln wcllten ipcorm cob
WpNl Seer cine SfTsierltellc nit rcul roz
nit nertunrenrn Wetn!t onnebnc1> oter
nid}t ren Osmeinnlienl t pcricbcn wnllIc.
Sp frmult c5, coE ric m"clitet Iitlidfn
Stoaten mrit birtsr eer Mnsobl rpu Spt=
cotcn suyiiditrbtn, mclde {c iln Ncyhilt<
nib 81 ihrcr SlvIlFcrunA ST itr(ltn tatcn,
ME ce aus fplle:,rcy Iatrllt erDel|t:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-28

1enbabnlumpen 1par ba8 9anse GermDz
9tn pes Staates, Dem e6 faft ltder beYpr
;u1teben 16ien, bereitS BET benz nd6iteu
Iermin Der s3tn9sablun9 auf feline Mnletz
1e Santerott (i6 erfldren gu mi0en. I'M er
9tar'e wu1oe auf ben @tlcm1rften NIT
Nb1elsudcr 9enannt uno NIT pcmlelben
Mattl beboftet wie Mii0iitppt. Minnez
lrto1 Staat5banferptt uno S9aacwtrtb<
1Gatt poren perwanote 8e9rife. Ser
S9eter bat an bic Stele Der Shanoz
~trtbi9aft einen eeorpneten iparlomen
uro mpbl iiberl ebbaren Staat5bausbalt
9elfBt; Ct bat infer Tinanslyitem auf
elne Sabn gebradt, ouf wel9cr e5 npd
tur Die swei nd6fen Sabre su erbalten
Die Gorge aller mabrcn Minnsl otter fem
nut =. sic tGnnen ra6 bur9 Wiecerz
wabl ne5 @daymeilters G6effer
ee)lea t1euc uro funpi9e 5onp pa6 anaez
tanBene Werf Y%puenpen uno pur0 rerltz
de uno 9ewiNsnbafte Bemobrung rer
Staat6mlttel IN fern Mtnnelo ta RE fdrfz
tie StuBe 9eten mtrc> nm unter benz
turbtbaren Druid oiele r ibweren &riee5z
Sett nidt sui ammeu su b1s1en.
U1nonsleute opn rer mafellplen UNI
ltrerld (ltterliben Necli1fstt S1sfer's
111o cine Seltenbeit unp miirren mir be-
tr9eno elnem SaulGe bIht wabr1betnlid
arg 5u furs fpmmen.
Nodmal5 allr> Mtttiir9er! Guer nab
rsS SutersHe lag Sud- nien1al5 tlarer pp'
Nu9sn, ols in $is( fem Sale. Wdblt oi
erprobten Md1ttr ramit fic ibr @erf ib,
a~nAefanAtneS> pollenccn UNI labt 81
9}culin9e rtesmol brouS, comit 1ie IL
otsler 1bwtsri9en 3eit cur6 l%lntenntnil
oper (lnreo!ihtcit uibt Serlt0ren, wa6Jen
oeLaut.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-28

aeraoe bier IN Nmerifa trpg rer gang faz
telbaften Ginbilcung BET gin9cboreaen
rpn ibrer GortrcfFtdteit %belpnoer5 feblt.
Wiro unlere Nrlnee opQ3dblig 9ema6t 70
etfcroert ctelelbe Bios 20 Generals ajore
100 Sri4abierzO enerdle> 500 Sberiten>
500 Sbertlteutenonta> 500 Majpre> 500
N%pjutanten, 500 Suortiermei lter> 5000
5auptleute, 10000 2ieutsnants. Dosu
mod 400 Stabspfisiere fit Die @eneralz
Majore unc etwa 1000 in ben 8ri9aoe<
Weneralitob, allp i'm 0ansen Iber 10000
ti6tt9e SffSierc. Do5 obcr wirp unlern,
olten Scctt nob monden Seufser fpitcu,
unp notwithstanding cem General MlcGlelz
Ian NOD mebr! (Gb. Tel.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-28

McGleQan pom 3uldlaaen abb1lt, mer
Si9cl Ypn Gruppen entblIbte uno piel fen
5elpen IN bic SpiBe zines ~ptn5ieen Derz
lorenen poten6 ftelte> itatt an piejenise
elmer itarfen Mrmee, ber @eijt hes sar~
rcraper, mattbersi9en uno ;wilbenD reinz
baucn uno bic 6onrrciden I9,ronfcncen
Natblalt9feit, pcr iiberoll pru pben berob
ldbmenp unp niepercriideno ii9 aelteup
maht>-ber trd9t aud bier bic Nerantz
wprtun9.
Sie mGAen nun, mic ic cs bcn1 audi
tbu,t> in Wai %Dtn9ton Die &Dpfe %3ulammet
iteden ite tGnneu nt6tS berau6trinaen>
al5 oob e5 fir iie am 9eldeictlten oemeie EN-
pdre> Sremont freie 5ano su lal len llnp
feline Madt III itdrfen> tott iie su ldmd>
den, No6 ben ,1>euel ten> ppn g. Souls
IN Walbin9tpn anaelanaten 8eridten> If
IS ermiele l1, bab Tren1pnt feline Ser tdrtz
>1n9en benz beprpbten 2erinotpn sultnpen
fpnnte, neil CT lte ni9t batte.
Cine quite Tcl9e iGeint cie1e5 TN
alud renn rpd mierer aebabt su baben.
@iAeL bet felt @prinAfielp ,pie yerldolz
len mor tau6t nun ol5 Netter in bet
9fotb mieoer ouf. Nab ZEN n~euclten
Nabrt9ten b1tte ct an Der SpiBe elmer
itorten Maht unp in &ertinruuo nit
Sane unp Sumter Zen Sen. Yrice o>,9ez
Ariffen, Ter jest IN elmer ebenio lhDneu
Wfoulefale ftefen lpl, >pie pprber W{ulli>
gan. 81 leinem G11t Iore riidt ~inrellen
McGullpd berorl Der berett5 bis
9an5 it Die Ndbe Ypn 2srin9tpn Ypr4ez
rrut19c1.
9Gir baten riel ct 6ipbsppit beute nidt5
on Die Seite su iteuen, mo5 fe un5 it,
etpc5 yer draersen lolen fDnnte> uno bpfz
fen> rob an Yer9on9cnen Dpnner tag
rem 9roben nattpnaien Su6z> Setz Unit
Uoittaoe ale piejeni9en boben uro bGbz
fen 5erren, ouf reren &ertbols piele &c,
9loticn o1aebeftete neue Sdonrs fommt
redt intriinlti9 oebetct baben, RAP rc1
6crr ibre SDpic erleuhten uno lbre Scr:
sen YDn Shoderz ". Speeulotipuapl1nel
atmeuren m11c, ran1it enrlih rie Yatrip:
ten niht rncbr ii Sud uno Nlhes i'll trall.
ETH uno nirccrBeber3ten 5aupte5 WY Ter
tr%iumpbirenccn 0trratbeyn su erIheiunl
blaut]rn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-28

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