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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-04
Jacob Ne1mmQuu.

Mer6Qnt T0tlDr,
oherirt fem erpbes unb 10 surtrefli9 aussewabltes
Eager BON
als il zines tn benz ct. Yaul Martt tar, III {ebr
a~itbrteen Yreien-
@rof- uno &letn-&dnb1er in
&atmtren,
@efentpffen
9erren<@ aroerpbe@ 3ubebSr FURNISHING
Goods)I
fertieen &1eibern &C. &C.,
ptrben pobl tbun, uor;uipre@en umb bic @aartn
unb preile 3u prifen Bel
Sacob Newma11,
Dritte 9tIabe, ct. WauI.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-04

&nfunft ueuer @aaren
st. paul $tert.
DIR unter3ei@nete erlaubt i&, bas seebrte
publitum auf bas rei@baltige 9lGprtiment BON
aQen @prten
&peceret=&aaret,
:rdne>1, 8ebrannteu u. 8eu1ablenen@ afee'6
Deutl9en 9rp6uftet &C.,
aufuertiam 3u u1a@eu, poppn Il tar3li@ .pieeer
neue Bcrratbe erbalten bat.
Gbento SerppQRGneiete Ct fem Eager BON.
pfetfen,
Tabaten unb
@t9arren,
anb bietet 9anblern @eleeenbeit re&t biQis 3u
:aufen.
9lbpIpb 4aar,
tribtr pfantu& 4 9aar, na&it Der presb. STRIDE,
Ste @traBe.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-04
&ermtl6te Mnaet9en.
SDbn @eB,
Gnerus> unb Dttail.9 Gambler in
.ptel>@ QQreu.

~pHOueItHpaaleH, VIuW1eH,
&ur3- unb 6alauterit- maartn,
Dritte @tra6e, suii&en &obert unb @inneiota,
ct. paul, Minn.
Inter arbern in tie1es Sad einf1laeenten Mr-
tifeln balte i@ tets scrratbia cine eroBt Mustpabl
BON, Rprbwaarfn, 0oeelbauer, @pieseln, Ta{9en-
me0ern, @@reitmaterialien, @pielfarten, S@a@-
unp Damenbrett-@ piele, Masfen u. {. -.
$ubn rnb Stbei8,
S%adlonfrase, ;mti@en Drttter u. @terter,
Gmpfeblen ii@ >em seetrten wublitum gum
3abn3ieben,
S@rppfen,
Mberlalen,
unb abnli&en @irursii@en 8erri&tuneen.
gigQrren= un0 ga6ak.Store
@ilbel,m 6pbr.
Dritte @trabe, apii&en &obert unb minnelota,
Gmpfeplt leinen neu eineeridtst.n Giaarreu-
uneGabattcre BEN eeebrtenp ub!isum 3u, oeneie-
ten Npt3nabme.
&au9-, Rau- unb@ @nupf . Eabaft BON alien
@erten unb III alen Yreiien fttts norratbis.
Gben1o beut@twfeifen unb aus9Gei@.
nete . tgarren, et9ene6 Jabritat.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-04
St uabrS:@ ruf
bes IrGsers Der
Mtnnelpta @taatS< 3ettune,
gum ncuen 1abre 80,

Wenn mu1ter ftrablt Der @eltenbau
SIN beQen Spnnenl@eine,
Som 6tmmel &eeen fel unp Gbau
l1nc fetne 5aselfeiue,
Dem Bauer mubl serietb Die Saat,
Der 6anoel blubte in Der Stapt
Wenn GuQe, Brudt uno Trieben
Der 5immel bat bel9ieoen:
Damn 1T frob wiufommen Gu@ Der 8ote
Mit benz froben v@rub gum Neuen Sabr."
Nber lpenn in blut9em Mbenorptbe
l1nterfnft pas Mlte, rpenn @efabr
De5 3ulammen tur;eS Gurem Slide,
Nn pes Neuen 5ort,pnte prdut,
Gid tein lonni9 Gled@en Gurem 8lide
Mn Dem 19war5en Tirmamente beut:
Damn sebt IS gang natirli@ gu,
Nino' t6 Gu@ ni9t bet 2aune;
Is bra9t @u@ ia um Grier uno Stub
Die 9raule &rie9spolaune.
8pr: "Sorwdrts Marl4" "S@ultert'8
@emebr!"
5Drt mar lein eisen @ort ni9t mebr,
limb jeoen Sag miro dr9er
Der Trubel fir Den 8erjer.
Denno9 6reuupe, ME in tpiloem
@rtunn,e
Mu9 per &~rie9sfurm unler 2ano bur@>
to1't-
56rt, pte fruber freunblt9 metneS timme.
TreunpeSmort brinst oft In N6tben Grpit #.
Grnl i reo' i6 >pie IS bic 3eiten moleu,
Oo9 AeleW' t9 3u Dem @rnite S4eri.
Denn PES S9idla ls Md@te probn unp
9rplen>
3iemt cem @uten bod Elm ff59li& 9ers.
Oils in sancti Gregorii
Calender nit 9etelen,
Dag 1pieDer ammo domlnl
Der Grl tie let eemelen -
SD meme beute DOR 'nem Sabr
Da muroen wir NIT S9red Semabr,
Dab ugtwa5 fuul iebr itarfe
SIM Stoote Ddnemarte."
Der GmpBruns Banner tparb e%ntfaltet
Sn benz e,pieA u9belaonen Staat
go BON ie pe5 Nufrubr6 @eit 9emaltet,
Der bic @ie9e mar Dem 6p9perratb.
SIM panter Der Union erblet9en
Sab'n mir Stern ua9 Stern, unb bic
Station
@anfte Dor ben mSrbert19en @trei@en,
u%nbewebrt erbebte @aibin9ton.
Der u@lte Sod" i'm weiBen 5aus,
Stteb ntdt auf feline Treunre,
S9rteb etnen 8ubz unp 8ettae aus
Der 9rtilt4en @emeinoe.
Derweil fabl 6loYo unS Nod unb @tod.
SD wunl9' Gud> ba6 SDr ME ben BOD,
53u Gurem @1rtner ma9et
limb BET benz 8eten -wa9et
3d. als Dor be5 @turmes Mielenweuen
Sat- erla9 pe6 leBten Damme6 @ebr,
TUblten mir pas Seq Don 5ofnune
idmeuen,
DaB bic Ma@e nabe poI uro l9wer,
Oils am 4. 81 dr52incoln 9el@moren>
3u sertreten fet bic Gebelltpn>
Stnco1n, Don Dem 8plfe auserforen
Gum Grretter> ct, pe8 @plfe6 Spbn.
3u @a1binston Lief M%brabam
Gid nteper nit Der Mlten.
@ie Der Comptroller Sill $ m m
Den Masiitrat laBt palten,
Sp "Honest Abe" ben lieben @ptt
unb Sewaro unb Den alien Scptt;
SAT- blteb'5 Die alte 2eier:
@ptt e9ne unS Die Steuer!
5ilferufe Don Sort umter6W aQe;
uGebt Gntlab Der tapfern @arnti on!"
Nber taub bis ju per Tete Sale,
Iaub bis gum Grwa9en Der Nattpn
Blieb Der Qenfer. Oa, nit Dpnnerflanae,
T1nt Is: 8 affen" &uf gum
Strett!
limb in ;ornerfiQtem Bretbeitsoran9e
StanD pas Yolf oe6 Norcens tampfbereit.
Dte Werbetrommel paro eeribrt
Gum eriten Muf9ebote.
Nefruten tpurpen enrpQtrt
"Plenty" in Minnelote.
Gprman maro fu9s Elm Colonel
1f~A q ~ T>.3~ Vourr ~,~1l
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-04
0euffhe Rnnf

9euti<be 8amf,
St. paul, -. Mtnnel pto.
@elbz Briefe, oter Na@rtdten liegen Dor fir
Nr. 1870, Spbann @dart+
n 1872, Sobann Martin MUQer.
y 147. s. .. 6. Sobnipn.
n 176, @anuel Yrines.
s. Il. 8. @tI(ius.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-04
unb
Commissions AanfIent&,

uno
Commissions &auflentt,
Smpprteure pom fremben Trii&ten, Mii0tu,
Weinen, 2ifSren, Gisarren &c.
Sadi cnftraBe, 3wii9en bet 3. u. 2anpun8.
9Sir beebren uas, ba6 Yublifunt 5t bena1ri4-
tigen. bag mir CUR 9rSBren Bequemli1teit unierer
&uneen I'M 2anbe bier elm 5auS etablirt babeu.
Gin Verbinbung nit ber Giru1a Cooley u. Gptper,
ct. VcutS, tpelhe mad tpte Dor fprtbe(tebD unb
bab mir iebt erUfnen Elm
bpufanbises unb eutaprtirtes
Eager BON Groceries,
@etnen, @i9arren &c.
tprauf mir bic Mufmerfiamteit nn5erer Greunbe
lenten 1T benz @ertrauen, baB ber langbegrinbete
&uf uniereS 9au les @arantie bietet fir
reolt9e unb ebrenbafte 8ebanoluna
unb. in Der &ppblbesriinteten @epiBbeit, bab ba-
eur@ bus Sntere6e BON Rdnfer uub9S erfaufer am
geittn ~eefSreert mirb. finb mir seipnnen, unfere
Greunbe auf ber
8aft8 be8 8QarDerfaufS
81 %bebienen, tupbei uniere @ei9dftsqueQen ben
Goroerunsen bes itreng1en&aufer6 sewa@1en iein
tperben.
Sn Der Bran9e bon 2itDrs unt &isarren 1T
unier9aser erub unb opQtanpie unb entbGlt aus
gttpablte nur I'M fern. 6au1e 3usdneIi9e @prten.
Gtner prifunG un5ere6 Qa9er6 unb uniererYrei1
entoe9eultbeub, perbleiben mir a@tuuesppu
GnnIpN Sinner nnh Nn
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-04

~~S$ST ~~~T\ NV w"
3uder so Srboft, priu1a pprtpricp
unb Nep'S rleans. 80 eddie eeioBener 3u ben
niebrieiten Marttpreiieu.
@ppley Gpmcr II. g..
Ebee, 500 &iiten unp v@apoies".-
Snip, go, q. s., Solpne &C., ausseaei9nete
0aart. @ooleY &omer u. 60.
&affee, 100 @dde &ip, ausaeaei@<
net. 20 Sdde2aeuayra, bp. 10 rppdet6@ Mo@a,
aueerleeu. Cooley Eomer u. 60.
&p1inen $50 &iten1 v9ayers"I 81,
RS, eanae, balbe urb siertel.
@ppIepEpter II. 60.
@tearin<2i&ter, 100 81 ten, bette ct.
2cuis. 5O4 unb ! bu. Cooley 3pper II. 60.
&autabat 100 &iiten afortirt. Cigar
ren, 10000 inapprtirte unb einbeimi14e.
Cooley Govern. g..
SyferS unb @arbineS, so &ifeu auSz
e~rlelene. Cooley Gpwer NIB s..
@lter Bourbon unp Rye @bisfey, alt
unb sut.-8raubtes, soQea @Gprtment, ent>
balteno reinen fran5Sfi9en, Npfel, pfrl9, &ir-
l@en, Singer, ~ @eienette" ,c.-Me9ter 3 Il
lanbt14er Gin; @eine, barunter d9ter
pertwein, @bampasner &c.
Cooley Gpwer unb So.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-04
Deut5de8
Gapeten< unb gplltergel9dft
BON
Gpbn matbeiS,

O|IlIt SIIUBKI
sings fruberem @tpre eeBenuber, nabe BEN
rNmeriean 6puie,"
ct. PAUL Mtnnefpta.
Deineu nerebrten beutS&en Greunben unb @Sn-
uern biermit bic Mn3eise, bab i'd in rneine, neu-
etablirten Sapeten- uub polNerer. @eiddft aQe
@srteu Don Sapeteu u. Matra3eu surrdtbig bate
unb eu1pfeble i9 mid CUR biQteeu unb prompten
91nfertieuue. pom alien in bieitm @ei9dfte BOT
tou1u1e1ben 4rtette1.
Spbn Matbeis.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-04
9euti1e Sanf

s: & 8. wi((ius, Saint paul.
0raber Meyer II. @iuiu6.)
St Vaut Mtnnefpta.
Suffer apen iibriaen Bran9en bes Banfqe1ddf.
tes piemea mir unlere beiunbere Muimertlaunteit
benz 8ertaufe BON
Me4ieln auf Deut19lanb,
ionic out bic 5auptplabe Granfrei9s, Guslants,
Der @9tuet5 unb ber Ser. @taaten unt traiiren
mir 1fnfer Mnkern ni1f fnIne,,Ae = 49,. e.muc.-.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-04

limb &tefer @aptn. Very well!
Wer tapfer 9reift 3ur @ebre,
Dem miinih' iA Sie9 uno @bre!
Blatben lab Der iunse Mai erlprieBen,
Blutben, auf Dem &fplaB ~blutierptb,
Sab Don MaIa@ ulettS' SSbnen
FieBen
Grflinssopfertlut i'm 5slpentop.
@ab ben junsen 8rapen @llsmprtb
fterben
Der @erratberfusel tbeures 3iel, *
sSbre erl ten 2orbeer'n tlbn erperben,
Deuti9e Mdnner> al6 Camp Sedipn
fel.
SIM Sunimonpe rib entjwet
Der SOB Elm 9robe6 2eben.
8etm lebten Saudi reu1 2anoe treu,
Gem @olte feft er9eben,
Gntl6lief Douglas. SD 1iini9e bier,
Dag treu unp pbne @anten mir
Dem &e9te m19en ptenen,
Sang eb' 6reuno 9ain erl&ienen.
81 nun aud, ben beileen &f 3u
wasen,
Eopesmutbis @ues srif our @ebr,
Dur9 Der Tlbrer unsel@td Sei&lasen,
Graf Yerni9tuns bod pes Norpens Seer.
Steaesfrob mar IS ms Gelp 9eso9en,
Bluteno tebrt es aus Der S9la4t 3urGd.
Infer @iesesz@ar gum Getno entFo9en!
unp in Trummern un1er @teSes9ldd.
Sa, ia BET BuQ Stun bats eeieBt
4reili9 barbar'i9e pri9el;
Dp9 bel Carthage bat au69epeBt
Die @9art' Der wadre St9eL.
Dte "Grand Army" mar futI4 um'e
9aar,
@enn 8lenter nt@t au1 plabe tuur.
Grbalt, . @eltenlenfer,
Den Steel uns uno 8lenter.
Sn MiIourt 1aben mir umtpunpen
Shit Dem TrauerH LOT bas S9la9tpanter,
Denn perbluteno an ben 1ooeswunoen,
CANT 8 ypn H. Der Gretbeitstdmpfer 3ter,
@wta miro per &ubmeslprbeer 9rinen,
Den per 6elp I'M Tpoe ft@ erran8;
5etnen IaQ rptro 19on bic Mttmelt Iibnen
@etneu Namen fetern Der @elan8.
Wte Elm ubrpenbel 9tn8 fortan
DaS &rieesslad auf unp nieper.
Was man BET patterns 9erpat11,
@erlpr per 81 u1lt8an pteoer.
gla@ Oberf Battr's bl1t8em SAL
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-04
@rpcertefirma
in SatntpauL.

Gpplen $ptper S Co.,
3weieeei@dft BON Gooley unb Epter, friber ST.
oermcre u. Cooley, 81. Quuis, etablirt 1913.
@rofbdnbler int Groceries
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-06-18
Arrest Of LNdies.

The Wl.hirg:on go-.irs were ts.day fur
IL shed with fresh subject by The arrest ot
three ladies two Of whom were the wife aud
daughter u,' prominsu, officer OF the Senate
while pass,ns the old Cai'itol prison, IL
which s,r confined tl.o rebel aud State pri',
on.rs. Oac of them raised i-r handkerchief
to der fsce, und ps.a',l it ,ereral times with
rapidtv rrrr her mouth. This lnorotarnl
~s. ol,,-rycd by tie guard, v!o st"pisd the
csrrias@ utl requested s!!- ladies' 10 allght
On brirg cnntluc,r;! Ia the guard room, they
we're iu!,,r;u. 4 HAT they were under arrest
tur violating public order pr'h!bit"rY .: a",
waving of l,sn'iker:.i.is or making any "sh'
sign likely !" be interpreted IS y signal t'llt
prisoners. The lady nls;s'l thrt lhe had oe'n
eating oranges, And va. 'Dv:oly "ipiuy her
mouth.
The u.other ami daughter were released.
on promi4c 10 l". CAREFUL not 20 violate the
rule again. Tie other lai j case 10 III get not
disposed OF,
Ihe order is imperative o" tho orlcer' TO
make such a;rsa:s.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-06-18

HYESA CHAsE.-Qai,e su exciting affair
recently happcnsd IT Var Amburg i Co.'S
Mrnagerie in phiIade!phis. just before OPEN
ing the doors for the morniug'a exhibition.
resulting fortunately, in 40 serious mistal.
4 large Stri ped L,ens MAE taken from his
cage in order to make room for All ostrich
ju.t added 10 The collection, and chained to a
stake while new quarter. were being srrang-
I'd for him. lie, however, msilsged to free
hilnselt from Ii. chain " hicll WAS attached tv
bi. neck by !. .t.sp. snl ,et ut with great en-.
srgy in Scar eli of way Of exit from the
pavilion, which covers III acre "t ground.
Cars was Immediately taken to iasteu town
the sides Of the ,cn:. bnt for sorae three quSr.
tor. Of All hour very lively lime was expert
euced in running down sn'! securing the uy,
ly beast, wLica re.i>,e'; ali attempts to cap
ture him, snarliny sutl snnp!.iry q, his pur-
alters i'll the n0.t ,;i!ei'i "i.nner. lie was
finally secured by tLrowing q alip Moose over
his head While the pursuit IVES going on,
the elephants bccams highly cAcitel, aud it
the utmost eyertions oi their keepers
10 quiet them, 80 sI:xious were they TO yoluu-
ter their assistance in the chase.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-06-18
rartisnn Rangers, Attention.!

a .prudi,l opportunity il now aayrel in Edge
field Ia all wl.o wish to join this active arm Of
the Confederate srrvrc. The Company forming
is u,lsrstopd To be nncr the leadership in chief Of
Mr. LrwIs Jn*hs,--a gentleman aipiasntly qnHIi-
tc.l for The position ard every inch hero ~hsn-
ever accession may offer. C"n'cripts NJ we'll NJ
EYcin2lS will he rrreiYe'l. provided they apply ut
uuee. IAs orp"rtuniiy will not bs i"ng op'n'
and we earHustfy Ghri.e all VIII" are ready t" d"
M li,ary duty 10 embrace it Immediately. Shall
not Elceiirld furnish orc gallant Company Of
Rangers to the war? Are there not nnasher of
her brave sons vino .rr yot left TO I'LL out the
runk. Of surh corps: And will they not come
forward a, this her last ttuu,mst-cal?
A meeting will DO held IL this plsro or Satur.
lay the eGth lust, for tho purpose Of oompietIn.
the Company SD Dc to ssrure it i place in superb
Regiment Of Rangers now forming in ihis State.
Rangers, 10 the re5cne.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-06-18
A Prisoners Letter.

In justice to the writer whose mysterious di.-
appearance from the Hampton Legion Cavalry at
Williamsburg has hscn tho subject Of much com
ncut, we give s"inv extracts from u letter received
st this Office during rhs psst week:
FoKr DELAWARE, near Phil.lvlphia. Pa,
May INA. lS62.
Nv Dear fri~"d: Little did think when
left home that The irs letter should ssad to old
EdsrIie!l wuu!l he date, from the cmrn,'s conn-
tr., ..4i such /. tho case. | was taken ut VIII
is;I.Surs. The Cavalry rhurged 'he erruy thcro
ana charged tao far the irst knew Of my
n5:::irGlar danger inupI iuySsls almost in the
ranks of large reserve force of the cnemys cav
airy. wheeled my horse with the intention Of
getting uif. but I vas too closely followed.
turned my bead t" rec how tho rhances were for
escape. and snw that "ue maa wms nsarly within
.lbrr-r reach nf nue.. heard the report Of q pis-
ol very near my head, and upon the Instant down
c,lne myself aud horse to the ground. waa iI-
ms,liat.ly surrounded and hud to surrender. Do
hot know whether my horse WAS killed or not; in
fact he may not hare been shot at all he may
i.aye stumbled and fell yet the fact Of his fall
iug just at thr instant the pistol was fired leads
ire To suppose TINT he WAS shot down.
would like to have you write to Maj BUTLER
for .nc,-tsl him to please 6nd ont it NY horse
sas ki!lud or not, and ask him To use his influence
to get me exchanged if possible woul! like to
have MAEkEH7 draw ny money for inc and p"y
i.y Camp debts, particularly those for borrowed
| money.
We prisorcrs are treated we'll here; VIC fare as
veil the Teirr. solliers, md So ;sr aSve moth
+; ing 10 complain uf
FraterIalT yours truly,
D. y. MrEWEN.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-06-18

It s.. Nurys thsy dtstroyed Il iHrye nn"''.'r
If Eiihs Ls'omyi"y 10 The Bhie Soriety, aud Se"i-
i,rei The Lnrs all "r.r the Place"
This is part of tho faukee record on tie
Gcursia COAST. 1t goes to prove proP"sit"n
heretofore advanced ris:' that although the pee.
plc Of the Confederate States are wicked enough
in all conscience, the Yankees are infinitely wore.
Either re"rlr Perhaps is undergoing an o'ies! Q;
punishment for its departures from the snod Old
ways of the fathers. The South has its sins aud
iieir name is L.giOn,-Lut in that list such shame
yss drsecra:ion of sacred thiuss a. the ah"Se il
not to he found. Our punishment is already severe
and may be stil more su;-yet the rod which
spurcs rnt ur offences, will ulao have it' r:cE"a'
ing With our invaders. Known: this. les Us be-
ware ol that species of impiety Th'ct 'Sns's' 'he
nuw.r oc G"l in the luy al !.:.v, or '"a':ihl j.
Ri. Turl in moments OF t:4!' .i.ct:.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-06-18
Gge Aobertlstl.
ARTHUR sIMEINs. EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE is, 1862.
The Crops.

A Er.e fair week fur work hss enabled ear firm
ers generally t" cl,am their erorr. Some h"w-
ever We understand, huve lad = hard Hgh' "i II,
aud the rirt"ry i. not sc, iu'lisrutab!y theirs.
Grn.s :ruws well hi. s~asnn, and thxt is nu bad
.ymptuin rors, il getting on remarkably vel; in
many yI#"c.. mud farmer. are ,till planting m"rc.
There appear. t" he 81 general dcfcrminsiio:' t'
n;ant every arrr at command in crops "f snbt'-
tencc Let oar suo people cling to this de'erln'-
"arion aud linri uo:. and. ,n'i-r the blessing "'
,ini. VIZ .lnll n..hr >ucl, an abundance as will
-cuninae Il! irart+ for the more determined prose
c::,;cu u. our var Of Independence.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-06-18
i'rms tae charle.t"n Courier, l4th.
News from the Coast.

~ 60, ., -, ,I,a ,,nya-
Hae" "I"m. -, III I.r.,', r.;asv .li.rn,u,r
lnsn,s Oh 'a'"ss is:""" .;a:,,,i. 'a- l..orr ,
anu i's.s u. ~. o.s ia c., ,.,;"vsd =, ~. frum
ntns s,s,n,, % au,,;uu,s a,d the latter from
luz ''..y s", - r,l T.u'sr Wa
''''' Own na'.''t, L. ''D',i i', !; !, cum
'a', iea," "",H, au "s..,u, .aa,I 1I' ,rr;nr r.
H's''i .In'h tas.'sa @'I 800 ""Sn
sne,, sI NV T,sn,, ".'ei s ~ C,';a ps.:,ncpt .rc
oc,;n ;n nly. .r ,.a 1--we t4Dssts-;on nl :.
ass," ., III a I'l" w. W. s,d I ,.ar ssrrr the action
f'.,t.,Jr. Tu.s,t.y ui,,bt. The ie,achntnis
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Eunkee f'aIseheed.

The New York H-."ll .,a.cs that :he Lin.
Gala oath ii: nllegiarr- las lren administered
to one thnnspud eight hundred PERSONS III
Norfolk siuce It's occupation by the Lincoln
ties. In Tie iayui ier gria:c,t prosperity
Norfolk never pnlIei une Ihousanl votes, and
it is palpshiy tals.i""'d that, while large
nuub.r Of her citizen. are absent in The army
and as refugees, 20 a.any could be there to "c'
as truitors.
Norfolk * said to bs pr-pare! fnr erAcna.
ton By the Yankees, sud this is another fact
which cottrxdicts the statement If one
Thousand eight hundred citizens Of Norfolk
have taken tl:e oath, the Yankees could hold
possession with s,usil force.
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* ,?rr:I. 70 rfrEY suErNck% SoLnlbr.

We turn to ynu in mute agony h.'h"!i
our wrongs Fathers husbands brothers .
sons We know these bitter, burning wrongs
will lie fully avenged; ne'er did Southern
Woman appeal in vain for protection from III
suit But for the sakcs of our slS.ers through.
cut the South with tears we iInpl1rc YOU no:
to surrender your cities. in considt ration Of
the t!cinnceless wun.eg and children ID
not leave your women to The mercy oi this
,uercilcss foe Would it not lave haen bet
fer for New Orleans to have been laid in rains
and we buried beneath the mass, than that
we should be subjected to these untold suIlrr-
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News Items.

syr Information WAS received at CLattano. ga,
on the 18th, that twenty ave regiments Of the enc
my, in the vicinity Of Boston, Kentucky, 'ea7 the
Trnnussee State lin., have received large rOin-
fo-csmants of artillery, and ars tlr-at:nin; fss
Tennefso:
sSy' 4 despatch 10 Gov. Lelchcr, dated siarn-
tou, June -, say. the enemy have evacuated liar-
risonburs, and falca brck down tbs Valley.
aEf- The Nnr,hcrn press rosar'! Ert!er'' "rd':
concer.iuc u. ladies' o! New Orleans ~ forgery
Of Beluresarhs. Even The Ncw York Herald
t,krs ,hi. Yi.w. Cnn there be h.t'r- i!lu:trt-
tinn If Iu,lcr. rilrnss t.au t's it :s iucr.ii'e 8
even to Juvics Gordon Bennett:
~. The Medical Di7erto, of ten. J.cs-ct.'s
army r.Imr,s unniii.!siy, in Il letter ;foio Puli
Republic, tant nn Sn,ay lust the enemy left ,n
In. field If battle l,G6O deal sul wounIed 'nen,
aud on Mon.lny I.2u0 l-a,i and wounded and 700
prisoners. The Confederate iot1 OH Sunday Wa
quo killed end w"nntr'l, and On Monday -"
killed AMI wornded.
re- Three thousand of the prisoners taken ty
Her Jackson :r"w Banka ta1'e,; through Peters
burg last Wc.inrslay, - t. Confederate
military pri.un at saiisba:. ...t tsT"l:n'.
&::s- Professor Ilunss. 81 ~ iIo;!eGeoi char-
,,na, h.4 hrru appointed Superintendent OF the
Si.re Dcrsrt:arnt for the Confederate S,ates III
: utL C.ruiiun Ills "liiee will bv in Columbia.
a.e-rLe Snr.;r.a!, Daily Hsvs Of Late date
Al. -. .f1,
Yesterday mur.ins frau Richmond, states thut
Gen. Lsri"u, "f this city. With his Aiis, Lad
been ordered l., j";n ,'rn. Stpn.wall Jscks"n.'
sssa-Tho same varer gives Tho following ac-
cnun, Of tie hs.o. fall of Il Gc"rsiau III Char
le: ton a. private !eter 10 ns from member of
the 18th Georgia Regiment. spcsiimg Of the charge
in which Capt. ~. ". William, OF ths Eulloch
Guards, fell, says "The las. that WAS seen c.
Capt. Williams he had mountrt the iaukes bat
t.rv, sni with sword in one hand and hut in the
otLer, WAS rsllyiug his mcu within twenty pEceS
or the enemy, when &c MAS shn! through the seart
.nd killed"
sg The Jackson Ai~.:s':Prina, growing er.
hu.iss!ic On the subject of.ouc T. J. JAcxSos,
.yclsims: "0n, stonewa!l, on hcrseforth thy
lame ia the tnisIsau If :reeloIu und the synoaDl
II victory
ssss.-The opinion wa prevalent in Richmond !!
CIV iays aso thg, McC!c!laat nrlry "As ;;i!lirg
,ack."
5sS-Thp secession feeling ID said to BE- rapidly !
N tho increase in Kentucky. So the Fcderals .
hiuk.
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The Augusta Hotel.

II IL satisfaction to US to record aEd el!""f'e
the inluwing deserved compliment t" one 'i t'e
best Landlords. ana k;nivst ,nen in the Contsdera-
1cy. Our Correspondent SAYS what we k"o1 to be
nj every respect the truth:
Allow nc, Mr. Editor, wo:d in respect TO
the lb.ralty Of the Proprietor Of the Augusta
Ilutel. Mr. WHEELcCu is nG stranger to the south
caruliua public, having beer FOR some time the
npuvlar conductor OF the Kingsyi!le House,
celebrity il: il: day. Fs las now been lang known
D., Augusta 10 many Of your readers rs one os the
best of laul!ords. Let ME fay land Know you
arc prcpsred to endorse il) thGt ie not only Eee!a
frs..cls.s hotel bct il one Of the rost i'befa:
ao;rs in the South. Fruoly has he given, again
and again, to our poVr soldiers, while in III: esfe
for tn. sick no hospital superintendent wus ever
more cousuisntiou. aud kind. The Augusta hote
we'll deserve. the ratrousgs it treecives and that
j, pov iwne,;se. The house is iall to oreri"Wlns
and to show the general appreciation "t lis pro-
nrie;ors Kind oversight and prudence, | may
r,.ri,n tha. vnripuS officers have left their ialni-
lirs ut this :sapurary i.vme while they re ahSeL'
l.: l.lia. in tie :.ll."
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Returned.

"J. T. r" Of tho OH Seventh, has returned
hume utter \ long absence in the army. 1los; .!
uir rcader! know that we mean Mr. JAMES T.
BACON, Of thi. place, who hss baen su occasional
correspondent ut our paper durihS the pasi year,
AND indeed lpr years Lefrrs. W. arc glad to say
that Il. il we'll aud considerably rstsranizsd =
hu is only here ou vi-t mud Will be OF to \ new
post stsn early day. Health and success stsond
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