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Correspondence.
(For the Chief.)
AGRICULTURAL MEETING.

AGRICULTURAL MEETING.
The Farmers Of Irwin and Walnut eresk
Townships. Brosp County, Kansas, met ss the
1oss Omcs. Psdonis, on Friday. February: 9iss,
for the purpose Of forming N Agricultural and
Horticultural Society.
A suitable C6nsitution and 4ye-LA for the
government of the Society we're sdopssd. and
he following olssen elected for the ensning
year: Willisn Hunter. President; Josiah r.
Winslov and James r. Cook. Vics-Prssieats;
orviile Root. seeretasy;A. 2. Browning. Treas
urer. Il ~ voted that the regular Weekly
Neetings Of the Society b held a the Pos'
Once, Padonia, on Saturday. At two O'Clock =.
NJ, and that the Society b. known - the ifviu
Township Agricultural and Horscalsaral soei'
ETY.. 5s .ssne 10 81
On nosies ei NJ. David Pesblss, - ssers
.sv vss ss1sssA - yse1ase - ssaes OSs
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.. RICHMOND. Feb. 18.
In Confederate Senate, r. n. Il. Hun.
ter, Ex President pro tem., J. h. Nash.
3. g., is elected clerk. The following
Senators were absent Bo:h Alabama
Senator'S; Burnett. KY. Sims, from
Louisiana. Phelps. Mlss,ssippi. one Va
cancy from Geoigis in consequence Of
Toombs declining. G
Bocock. of Virginia. ws elected
SPEAKER Of the Houss; Dickinson Of Ga.
Clerk.
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~ On Tuesday. last. Lieut.. William
Canon left Forest City. with . large
Company Of recruits for St. Joseph.
where they were 'sworn in." Lieut. C's.
Company will bs popular one. He is
Just the man to make his mark in the
field. He wants few more brave feRows
to complete bis Company. CAN At the
recruiting rendezvous at Forest City.
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Fau.kaer alphabetically.
MAnaiNarnH Fen.

AT complimentary supper gwen -
Mr.. Faulkner, ioru,erly Munster TO
France. 1t Ms.tin.bug. Va. Q lev day.
once. bs declared ia speech that II w.s
useless ior the South 70 conts0d any Ion.
ger that the Southern C0nlsderacy could
not stand. and the sooner the war wss
ended the better Tor the S0ssk Ths
speech 10 said to have created iatssss- az
eitement ~ Mr.. Faulknes exercises con-
siderable Influence in some port,oas d
Virginia. -. ial.
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Bridge DestreyeA.

ST. LOUIS. Feb. 10.
A Union scout who has BEEN operating
on Cepnsssee and Cumberland rivers
reached here this morning. He reports
thst one span Of the Memphis b Charles
ton R. R. bridge. crossing Tennessss riv-
at Decatur. Ala. wss deatroysd Saturday
last BY Union men in that vicinity.
1t was reported that the bridge ct
Bridgeport. 10 miles above hsd been dis.
sbled, bat is not confirmed.
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Port Royal-Arms for the South-Thc
Potomac.

Port Royal-Arms for the South-Thc
Potomac.
WASHINGTON. Feb. %.
Dispatchea have been received at the
Navy Department from Commodore Dn.
pont. dated. Port Royal. 18th. inclosing a
repor, from Commodore Rogers. who says
that while sounding in Savannah river.
short distsnce above the mouth Of Wright
river. they fonnd torpe'ioes or some spe-
cies of internal machine, which they de.
stroyed.
; Assistant Secretary Fox has received a
letter from friend in Kentucky. stating
that the announcement in the Richmond
papers that Is. 600 stand Of arms hal re-
Gently arrived at New Orleans, is un-
true.
A passenger who came ont from New
Orleans to Havana. IN the Victoris. says
.he only obtained $50 gnns there. which
were all the arms she took back to New
Orleans. The militia there are. therefore,
yet nnarmed. .
T'!h:s reheis have Withdrawn their pick.
cts from Occoquan to about twenty mile,
from Alexandra. .
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Sr. LOUIS. Feb. 2

OF. LOUibs rco. 81.
Union Scouts who was in Columbus
KY. "Wednesday night. reports no prep
aratlons being made for tho evacuation
of that place. Fourteen steamers with
steam up kere at the wharf and salute
was fired indicating the arrival OF yener-
Al re-. .iuforcements from the South.
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The Pursuit Of Price.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. Il.
A correspondent Of the Republican tel
egraphs from Springfield under date Of
the Goth, that . messenger just arrived
who left the army at 10 o'clock ysster.
day morning. Our forces had not left
Sugar Greek.
In fight on Monday IA ofthe enemy
were killed and 43 wounded. Our loss
is IL or l3. Our troops were bivouca.
ting eight miles beyond camp. Price
had arrived at Grass Hollow. 18 miles
beyond Sugar Creek. Skirmishes are
reported as taking place daily.
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The Gale.

: Our marine reporters were un.bI. :.
board the steamer North Star Cop,,.p"
tion. owing to the tremendous gale A.
vessels anchored in the North River a. !.
cludiDg the frigate St. Lawrence. dr.p,.l
their anchors. In the East River s1~. ss..
Of the vessels we're badly chsfsd au pr.
ted their mOorings.
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Col. CorcOrau.

New YoRK. Feb. "a.
Specials to the New York papers from
Washington state that it is believed here
that the rebels will make great tight at
Nashville.
Col. Csrcoran will be made Briga-
dier General ss soon q be returns from
the South.
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Port Royal.

Port Royal.
New YoRK. Feb. %.
The steamer Atlantic from Port Roy
al the 18th, arrived this morning. She
brings 200 bales of cotton.
All was quiet at Port Royal. There
was no further intelligence respecting the
expedition against Savannah.
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HeAvY RoBsERx.-Last night Capt. D.
H. David was robbed Of seven hundred
dollars. in Missouri Scrip. He was alone
in his room and the door was securely
fastened on the inside. There is consid-
cradle mystery about the affair. May the
thief be torn BY q thousand devils and his
aesh rot on bis bones until the money e
returned.
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All Quiet On Occoqaos Greek.

WAsHINarox, Feb. 2l.
The steamer Stepping Stone. went on
= reconnaissance up Occoquoa Greek some
miles yesterday. A force was sent out.
who visited the north and south shores
Of the Greek. penetrating short distance
into the interior, without hndlnx any
sign OF the rebels. just ~ they were
iraving the south side ot the Creek
brisk ire opened on them BY rebels 'ron
five to AK field pieces po.ts,i IN the WOODS
About lor,y shells were thrown by the
enemy. sIl OF which He'll near the Step
ping Stone which undoubtedly took eI.
lreI - IeUei nIe sisckeutd.
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Glorious Illinois.

CHICAGO. Feb. II.
The State Convention, now in session
At Springfield. have spp'opriated half >
million VI dollars for the exclusive pur.
poss OF relieving the wants and suf1erings
VI the Illinois sUldisrs. vbo have been
and may Do wounded in battles iouyht IN
defence Vi tue Union.
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Cordsn Husg-Hsrnsiae'sF Force q, 900.
New YoRK. Feb. 81.
Gordoa. tAs SLAYER. was executed to-
dsy.
Ths Post says reinforesments have been
sent to Gen. Burnside. which will in
creass his force to 40 900.
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troops and that . strong reaction h..
cured among the population. %
Rspubl,can's Cairo dispatch s,,,
ports about the evacuation Of Colv,," "
are entirely false. The rebel. ,,s ~'S, ..S'
there in strosg force and none Of II. sll
rison ia Withdrawn. They evident, sa'
tead to make . adesperate stand ,b,,: H.
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ment-L0rd kusseil Opposes Southern
kecOynitiUH-Summa Of state ia.
pery-FTance and SPaia-SiiAeli -
Paris.
HALIrAx. Feb. 22.
The steamship Niagara from Liverpool
the 9th. arrived st Qaeenstown with Two
days later news trom England.
Six sets OF Parliamentary papers on
the civil war in America have Ueen land
before the British Parliament. About
iorty.6ve official communications passed
about the Tuscarors and Nashville.
Among the official correspondence laid
before Parliament was Earl Russell's dec
lsrasiou to the emmisaries that England
could not acknowledge the Confederate
States until war or further negotiations
more clearly determined their position.
Gregory in the House of Commons
denounounced tho blockade mere paper
one.
1t appears that in January Earl Rus
sell instructed Lord Lyons tnat it Lin
coins Cabinet asked Tor advice, to reply
that England declined unless both parties
applied tor cOunsel.
Earl Russell reports the substance Of =
conversation with Yancey. Yost and
Mann. who urged the recognition Of the
Southern Coniederscy. His answer was
that England would observe strict neu-
trsliry-thst Her M.j.sty could not &C
kuowleige the independence Of the South
ern States until the TOR unes of wsr or peace.
iul negotiations Gro clearly determined
by respective persons to beil'yerents.
lu Uecsmbsr. when war appeared prob.
Abls between England aud Amsr,cs
Lsni Lyons was directed to speak win
Secretary Seward sboas letters vi mAIque
and say that IN case of war. Great Bfn.
ain j. wiling to a6. >h pr,va,eerus VI
Tho President will max, si.nil.r engage.
meut.
Indications in Parliament 40 Tar we's
that the session ~ooi.. be quiet Que.
In the HOUSE Of Lords Earl Carnsrrol
inquired ~ to the truth Of the arrest anu
tlmprIsonment Of Canadian suuJecI
named Shepherd. by order OF Mr. Sew
ard. He commented severely on the con-
dsct Of The United States. 1t facts were
correctly reported. We should especially
demand that Sbsphsrd take the oath .
allegiance.
Earl Russell wss understood to ssy
that the main facts were correctly rePoi
ted. bat Secretary Seward hsd stated tt
Lyons shat the osth wss taken and Shep
herd arrested under the belief that be We
an American citizen.
Earl Carnarron said hs should certain
lly move for the pspsr. He hoped tn
government would not bs content with re
monstrancss. bot would also demane
Ieompsnsatiou.
Advices from Giberalter cay parties il
the eoaling business there have resolves
not 70 supply The Sumter with coal. s1
Icspt for cash. - the pspes offered =
ldsemsd annegotiabls. Nsssiesl men g!
fths chip hsi 10 6ght u hss.
Ths Losdoa Tios says tsas The Ana
tissa pssgDs = - ~ ~ ue1en hsv'
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The Loss at Doneison-Expeditio from
Cairo.

Cairo.
CHICAGO, Feb "a.
The official statement Of the fight at
Fort DoneIson shows three hundred and
twenty -ons killed. ten hundred and 6tty.
four wounded and one hundred and 6fty
two missing.
An expedition composed Of four gun
boats and two mortar boats. from Caro-.
went down near Columbus yesterday aud
was met by rebel asg OF truce. A con-
sultstion took place which lasted two
hours. The result has not been made
public vet.
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Appoiutaent.

CncAoo. Feb. 10. "a.
The Secretary Of Wsr hes sppointsd
Medon Crawford. Of Oregon. to conduct
overland emigration next year.
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. MIurARY.-Captain David and COM
pany left thi. place this morning for St.
Joseph. The Captain is fast at recruiting
and will soon have bis compliment OF
men.
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Nashville virt.allyOur,.

LOUISVILLE. Feb. q
Reliable private information r,r...,
to-sighs assures us that Nashville !.
tuslly is possession Of Federal force. W.
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Fonr Mossos, Feb. q

A meeting of'cofton and tobacco plan
tsrs. neld Il Richmond, on Wednesdy
evening to take into consideration lido
voluntary dssavuctIoa Of cotton sni to-
bseco crops. A eo,omitts wss apPoIn..
s.i to preraSs basiuss. Tor an sijourn'i
meeting. mat. U;ni a-sa.e
/ Tbis sve.iag 10 the rebel Congrs.''
ssolutieas. we're 'o(srsi. declaring toe
pesp)s Of Tho Coofsdersts Ssstea. willing
to the last extremity to msintsin snd ae.
fsoi shs right Of s-k government TO 90.
ssi they pledge their last dollar. their ~
msn-pro.ecusisg the war until lndspen'
denes IN sctnewlsdgsd.
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ST.. JosEPH.-This city has now oil
the appearance Of q real military city.
Groups Of soldiers and raw recruits are
seen at every corner and in every street.
The celebrated Platte Purchase seems to
be eliminating with the military fever.
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NEw Yosx. Feb. ~;

Spssisls from Washington Navy w
psrtmsot hes dispsschs. from Commo
dors Gol.lsborongh conveying informr
tion that The Union forces are in Pnssss
sion Of the ssaboasd and Rosnoke hsr
road. aad hsvs destroyed the hnas"
scrosa Blsekwassr spd Nottawsy nv"
eaffing o6 eonnssicstion between N%
folk Richmond sDd Southern sssooHu'
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SWhitshead. the Jsyhawker. who
was shot week or two ego. at Troy in
company with Curley. died last week. Of
his wounds.
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Jndiasia Senator.


lNDIAHAPOLIs. Feb. "a
Gov. Morton appointed Ex Go, L.
eph A. Wright U. s. Senator from T.
diana to 6Il the place Of jesse D. Bri,S'
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CHICAGO. Feb 2

The Homestead bill. with the smsuI.
mrn,. so m to make it take effect on h,
first OF January 1868. pas.si the House.
by los to ID.
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Rebel F.a.. ksjec,ed-The Potomac.

Rebel Fiss. kejected-The Potomac.
WAsHINGroK, Feb. "
The House to-day declined to receive
rebel hsg- taken at Fo.ts Heury and Don
elsOn. ras.r
In q reconnaissance made this morning
IRON Smiths division towards Center
VILE. eleven mounted pickets were cap
tnred. No information was obtsinett.
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Rebel Generals in Tennessee.

NEw YOkK, Feb. %.
Rebel dispatches state that Gen. A.
Si.iaey Johnson WAS At GaiiltAn. He
had NO idss OF surrsndering Nsahville.
Pillow aud Floyd were both at Nashville.
Bsaureg.,i was sick there Ol typho'd Ie-
yer F..'ar
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b ~ Last Saturday. the memorable
22d Of February-Washington's birth
dsy-was celebrated with grand supper
and ball. given by Capt. David to his re-
cruits and friends. The evening was
passed in harmony and festivity. till
near dawn of day.
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|ss3: American gold. 1909; sterling ez.
change, ll4. half Efteen bankers bills.
Groceries insctive-nominal.
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Gen. Butler.

Bo010u, FEB. II.
Gen. Batter lslt lsst night vie Fortress
Monroe to assume command Of Ship Is
lakd. -
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Arrival OF Union PrisOners-Statement
of Col. w. Raymond Lee-COId In.
auguration for Jed.-The Fallof Nash.
willie.
BALTIMORE, Feb. "a.
The Old Point boat has arrived. She
brings fourteen released officers. including
Col. Wood, of the 18th New York regi-
ment. captured at Bull Run. Col. Lee. Of
the Goth Massachusetts,, captured at Balls
Bluff; Col. Cogswell. of the Tsmmsny
Regiment, and Capt. Keefer. of Bakers
Cslifornis regiment. Col. Wood was
parolea. and had the liberty of looking
about Richmond previous to his leaving.
and was present at the Inauguration OF
jeff Davis. on Saturday. He states that
no enthusiasm an manifested on the oc
casion. and hardly cheer was raised.
Col Lee says that jrst before leaving.
on Saturday evening. he was taken aside
BY . distinguished officer Of the rebel
govermenment. who privately assured
him that an official dispatch had just been
received Of the fall Of Nashville.
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2 WsArHEn.-For few days past old
!" uddy" looked As il she would part her
icy cables. but to-day the ice and sleet
have q real mid. winter appearance,
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Price-Neosho to be 4Oaed.
Srslsor1lLp. Mo-. Feb. L

SPRINoFIlLp. No.. Feb. l9.
1t is not probable our army will follow
Price very far into Arksnsas. There Is
considerable talk Of fortifying Neosho.
and placing detachment Of troops st
Cassville. s55l
Letters found at Prices Headquarters
here reveal strong Union sentiment in
Arkansas.
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Position VI the Enesny.

An arrival from Fo., Donel.on report.
The enemy IN strong iort iiicstiOns on pine
biuiis twelve mrles this side Oi NashS Iils.
They were copeent' ssinx large fOrcs
there, aud would make desperate stand.
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Gen. Scot Minister to Mexico.

WASHINGTON, FEB. 70
Gen. Scott was nominsied Minister
Extraordinary to Mexico ON Saturday
with. it II said. functions such - b ex-
srcissd in psciicstion Of the North Fest.
srn boundary. Accompanying this nom
instiou was the project OF treaty which
Was sent into the Senate. the princii, 81
feature Of which - substantially the IS.
sumption Of tbs Mexican dsbs interest. on
which amount three millions per year the
treaty guarantees our payment of il for
i've years.
II 10 thought SCOTS nomination will
be confirmed BY the Senate is bis func-
tions should be limited to the psci6cstion
of the armed quarrel sgsinst Mexico.
particularly at the momen when We can
not defend the Monroe doctrine or 60 to
her help. bot it 10 doubtful whether the
Senate will favor the scheme OF buying
ID Euglsnd. France and SPAN. for year.
or tor liie.
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INpIANAPOLIs, Feb. q

: 1NOIdNAIVLIbp 10Us ~
Gen. Mitchell wss ~ W,les beyond
Bowling Green ON Tuesday. he had 0n-
iy had ~ miles more to 20. on good
turnpike, to reach Nashville.
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: LEeTsLArunE.-The Legislature will
probably adjourn after An investigation
of all the frauds committed by previous
Legislatures and they have committed 90
many to be Investigated BY the next.
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Washingtou,s Birthday.

Washlngtou's Birthoay.
CHIcAoo. Feb. %.
Dispatches IRON almost oil the rities
and prominent towns in the North indi-
cate that the anniversary Of w ashiBgton' 8
birthday was very generally observed.
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oners have Arrived fr0n Richm0nd.
EoRr MonRoE. Feb. 2S.

Gen. Wool and Gen. Howell Cobb. OF
Craney Island. had consultation Of sp
hour in length to-day. for the purpose Of
opening negotiations for general sx-
change oi prisoners. The result Of the
inserview has not yet trauspIred.
The steamer George Washington o..
rived this evening iiom James river with
thres hundrsd anu u,nety recessed priso-
usrs, the largest num0er oi them belong
% the Tam many and iIst California reg.
,meuts. a large propotion oI them "sre
captured Il Balls Blum. There $40 DOW
no Ua,op prisoners remaining 81 R'ch
unOu,.
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Cumberland Gap Osrs.

f-1 CHICAGO, Feb. %
Cumberland Gap and Russelvile. Ken
lucky. are in possession OF Federal
troops.
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Steamer Burned.

Steamer Burned. r..
CLEVELAND, Feb. 81.
The steamer North Star was burned at
the wharf last night. Loss $4,000.
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Rebel Prisoners Released.

49,. :al WASHINGTON. Feb. 2l.
Government has released large Numbers
Of political prisoners from Forts Lafsy-
ette and Warren. on their parole that
they wont give aid or comfort to the ene-
nv.
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The White House il Mourning.
New YoRx. Feb. 2l.

-. NEW OH, Eco. II.
The President's son died yestsrdsy.-
The Custom House. Bsuks, inrursuce Of
ices. and most places Of business. will
be closed Tomorrow, the twenty y-second.
in accordance with the proclamation is-
sued By the Mayor. Qeasa
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aErosrED FOR THE cnIE1.

ssRoreveP YIeas That OtanaarA OAess.s'
ss CHlcAoo. Feb. 10.
The Federal Dag now Aosts in Arksa.
So. Curtis having passed the border.
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Dentonville, AK, Takes.

Sr. Lou1s. Feb. 81.
Gen. Halleck to-day tslegrsphsi Nc.
Clellan that Gen. Curtiss had taken Ben
tonvills' Ark. with considerable guam
tity Of baggage. wagons. DO.
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Hixea UD Yinanoees

-33Hle NEw foak Feb. 81.
Esssau ss0 nd Sbsyp1gslh ust1s
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The American Question Before ParIia.
ment-LOrd kusseIl Opposes Southern
kecOgnitiOs-Summary VI State fa'
pers-Fgance and SPaia-SiiAeli -
Paris.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-25
8ierte @ibuna.

Oie @ab1 beS Staatebruders.-pr.
@m. 81. Mari@aa it. ME Der Qeier aus BIN
8tri&t ater bic 0ertanblunsen Der @efessebune
erFstt, aud gum Staatsbruder erndblt tporeen,
ra&esu1 man inn f4pn friter be 9~leeicena. M,beit
a%tsrtrassn. 3err @m. 81. @arl9aa Iebt in
bitisr @abl cine rbtr,li&e @iss.rtsaatisune eer
sruben Garbinal.w rin,ipien> auf bic Qinneuln e.
pitlt worbtn.' rsine sere&te 3%uradpdluns Der
eeutt. mel&e bic SABINE Ter Greibsi. tsrunter3ureil.
len puni&sn." seine Muf.e@erbaltune Der Gin.
btit Der partsi," rtiutn @epeie, tab bic reputli.
tanii&e partei treu bis gun, aern uns felt 1T ae.
ssn Gcrruption anb Giri&u&terune." Al right
ano amen. 5errn Mari6aQ's ypress" III las
ensiii6e 9auptursa,: ber reputlifanil@en partei,
uub es it reine berali9e @ieoerbeRatieuns Ter re-
publitanii&eu &arbinal.p ein3ipien." ta6 man ibr
bic Trudarbeiten CAB unb ni9t BEN MinbeR.
fersernben, perrn Dug. 81 brid, pom gio.
neer I Democrat.
aaetn, utsbalb serf&mdbte Is bic @.l.bsebuna
lie rrepublifanii&tn gartinalsp rinaipien" aud in
ttm Sale Der Berltibuns Der erfenb I t 81 Il
Drudarbsit. Der @custrneurs. Betf&aft, ii; i9nrp.
t&ss @eiie sabur4 ~ ttftStiseu, bab man etaeu
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-25

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