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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-04

10 te H4TAlunteH ~ A"epeofSf 1cHGW
C0RJedsrae States ATWy
SIR i lave the honor 70 submit to the honorable Sec
refarv Of War a report Of the operations Of the troops
under nv command which terminated in the battle OF
MaBassas-
assumed the command At HRrpers Ferry on the 23d
Of May. The force 81 that point consisted Of nine regi-
meate and two battaiions Of infantry, four companies of
artillery with sixteen pieces without esissons, harness or
horse. and about three hundred cavalry. They were of
saurse undisciplined, several regiments without aecoutre-
ments. and with an entirely inadequate supply Of ammu-
milton
1 lost no time in making q complete reconnaissance Of
The rlace and its environs, in which the chief engineer,
Major nov brigadiergsDeraD Whiting ably assisted.
NJ results confirmed my prec0nceived ideas
Tbr posifen is untenabe By any force not strong
knonvb 10 take tine field against Al. invading army and 70
49, both sides Of the Potomac. It is 4 triangle two
A - hing formed by the Potomac and Shenandoah, and
~ tbird bv Furnace Ridge Tue plateau thus inclosed
! aud.be end Of Furnace Ridge itself, the only deiensole
positien. which. however, required for its adequate oceu
pa+iou Csuble our numbers, was exposed 10 enhlade and
revarse a.es of artillery from nights on the Maryland
! side on tberfver. Within that line the ground was more
! favorable toan attacking than to a defending force Tue
! Potomac can be easily crossed at many points aeoVe ane
below, so thst it i easily turned Il is twenty mlesfrou
the great route into the Valley Of Virginia, from Pennsyl
| wants and Maryland. by which Gen. Patterson 8 approach
wa expected. Its garrison was thus out OF position (
defend that valley, or 70 prevent General heclel an!
junction with General Patterson These were the obvl
Gus aud important objects 70 be kspt in yisw. BeEdsi
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-04
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headquarters OvERToN HosFIrAL,l
ElEMPHIs, Iean.f January 20, 1862.
Those persons through tie country DESTROYS Of max
ing contributions Of shy kind, for the comfort Of the
sick and wounded at this pot, viii have the same di
rectsd 10 ne. We are anxious to receive these dona
lions, and when received, hey viii be properly &C
knowlsdgsd and distributed to the different Hospitals
as they may De required.
c.. 2. MAsTLN C. s.. A..
Surgeon Of the Post and Inspector Of Hospitals.
is3l tfaal
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-04

Too SEvERE-A cynical gentleman remark
ed, the other day, that under the sequestration
law there would be quite a large number of re-
~ceivers, but he doubted if there would be an
equal number of dstiUsrers. This sarcasm is
rather adapted to the domiuions Of Lincoln than
to the Confederate States.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-04
JOE PRINTING
EXECUTED WITH
TEzE8Ess ayTD DEsP.ETCE,
AT THE
APPEAL JOB OFFICE.

A GRAVE JOKE.-One of the assessors of he
war tax, in q certain district, recently addressed
a letter to the head Of she department, asking 20
be informed if he should include Aearses amoeg
. pleasure carriages in assessing taxable prp
artN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-04

Il The patrons of the Memphis g~as-light
company WIN romember that The company have removed
their ofdce to Blythe's bull ing, on the west side OF
second street, between jefferson and Court. The usual
discount OF 1913 per cent is allowed on bills paid at the
Office on the lst, Sd, 4th, 5th or 9th days Of the present
. fe93t
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-04

A COOP HIT.-A wit Of an editor thus hits
another editor who had sneered at a political
speaker for being a shoemaker:
We don't know that the editor can possibly
swallow a regular shoemaker, but he writes as
if he swallowed a great many 'cobblsrs' every
9awD u"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-04

CRIMINAL COURT or MEMPHIs-Hon IT.
swayne, Judge, etc, presiding-This tribunal commences
its session on next Monday monins-its reg IarFebruary
term. The regular UeHire Of the court c~onsistsof the fol
owing gentlemen:
l. c. Galloway, Z. McGhee, S. H. Dunstomb, G. r.
Redford, J. s. Stanton, W. Howard, A. Morhead, 5. y.
Williamson, A J. White, G. L. Stoval, J. y D0noho, J.
NJ. MeCombs, W. II. Hunt, J. Il. SHEPHERD, W. South
worth, J. r. Hunter, 4 Wallace, S. Maasdeld Thos.
Gale, G. G. Atkinson, N. ). Weeks A. 81 Fouter W. B.
Nil Ell, J. NJ. Patrick, W. J. Lttleiohn, Robertson Iopp
j.. ". Fowler, S. G. Mount, T.. T. Keel, Jno. Cubbinsi r.
B. Hawley, L NJ. Hill, w. T. Plummer, S. 2. Walker, ".
Il. Miller, W. r Chandler, F. Il. Clarke, Patrick Bic
Grath, JnO. B. Robinson, J. D. Porter, W. N. harrington
Ed OrglI, J. B. Sharpe, f. Lane, G. Deoach, Il. A. Mel
son, w. S. Bruce, A 0. Harris, Fl. d. Buckley, z. G.
Kirk, Il. l.. Guion, G.. n. Robinson, n. c. King, and n
Z. Cochran.
From the above list the grand and petit jurors win be
selected An parties duly served with notice wiIbe fined
If not present on the first day of the term
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-04

TARPAULINs! TARPAULINs With the vast
smount OF p~erishable commodity lying about the city and
the certainty ahead Of plenty Of rainy weather, tarpsu.
Inns have become Of prime necessity they can be had in
large supply At S. Brooks, Water street, next to the ice
ksuEs. ulIm+
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-04
THE GREAT
REOOD SE.aRI

BIZ SEsaR EEERy
TOR the removal and psfmenanf cura Of All 5i,s.,--
Il arising from su imsuTs sisse Of the bleed VI
MERCURIAL AND SPHLFTTC TArv7rs
In al their d srent forms and stages.
Ulcers, EruptiOIs, PiRPles, Nodes On Slia Bsr.s
Bioches, Bolls. Sceld Head.
And the entire eisss ct complains caased bgsn hmm.
state Of TIE BLOOD.
It Invariably cues Rhegma.isu, liver Connl,s..
General AID neryous ssbnisy. ~aaammaf
Bowels, ard IS particularly reeom4enSaF = -
distractions 60 which fsn7lss are liable. II =
own cosmetic IL brings the yong females form II -
feeti2ni giving richness 70 the brod ard visor =
nerves es9si1g health and happiness 70 spars1
down est and suedle 4 eye, the rosy sic9z ~ - 2
TO bazutfy she fad q chaek. heaAa
RsLgsES per oe.ae or three so'tea FOR s. a,s
.ofW4dea % express g al I&ts OF tie Cossa4sres
States on rcceipt 0f pres.
FoEL@ < MkRWIE Proaisteu
= aeusr.on street. nsa Post OMce.
Jas dtw&H
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-04

ARKANSAS RVER.-This river has long been
below par Larry Harmstad has received a dispatch
from Little Rock, dated yesterday, stating that the river
there had risen nearly three feet, and was still rising
This will be welcome news to many.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-04

Col. d. c.. CROSS-We are exceedingly
gratifed to learn that this gentlemanE health is improv-
ing, and hopes are entertained by his friends Of his en-
tire recovery. We announce this fast with great
pleasure, that itmay be read by his numerous friends in
his command and cut Of it.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-04

TREWEERLY APPEAL.-Msny Of our cotenl-
Porsries have, within the last few moaths, been com
PEELED to suspend publication, on account Of the entire
mpossiblity Of obtaining paper to print their articles
upon. Many of them have had the support Of a wide
and liberal circulation, but the patronage that in other
circumstances would have brought prosperity, only had
the effect of increasing their difficulties, and the more
surely rendered suspension necessary. To escape such a
contingency in their own case, the propretors Of the
APPEAL have been, and are compelled TO make e~xertioDs
Of no ordinary character, and personally to travel over
hundreds Of miles to obtain a supply Of tho material
upon which that journal is printed But whist is more
than this, they are obliged to pay a very much higher
price than was formerly charged This change in price
to them, compels a rise in price to their triweekly read
ers. That edition Of the APPEAL costs for the blank
paper alone, all that is now charged for the printed sheet
from this date we shall be compelled to raise the terms
Of subscription, and the price Of the tri-weekly APPEAL
will, for the future, be six dollars a year.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-04

Presentation Jacob Thompson, late Sec
rotary Of the Int rior. with his accomplished lady and
family, passed through this city yesterday, on their way
from his plan alton in Mississippi, to his resdencein OK
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-04

Do You WANT A HOME III so, read the
advertisement Of Gilbert & Co. in this morning. paper.
They can accommodate you. Their office is under the
City Council Chamber, corner Of Second and Madison
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-04

TAX SALE.-The sale Of property, condemned
for city taxes, takes place this morning q 10 o'clock, Ct
10. 3 Engine House, corner of Second and Adams streets.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-04

r Gilbert & Co, Second street, come OF
Madison, sell furniture and miscellaneous articles, by
auction, at 10 o'clock this morning. Among other things
they have a number Of new and second hand stoves, for
office, kitchen and parlor use. They viii 60 cheap.
Call and get one.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-04

ENVELOPEs.-W. A. Frazer, of Marietta, Geo -,
has sent US a specimen of a very fair envelope they a1
manufacturing at i've dollars a thousand.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-04

TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY A.

For RICHMoND-Gen. NJ. jeff Thompson
and staff arrived in this city on sunday, and left yester-
day for RichmonH.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-04

FALLEN.-The north wall Of the Chelsea mills
fsu down on Sunday night breaking a portion Of the
machinery the enterprising proprietor viii soon have
the whole in working order.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-04

EDITORS APPEAL have on hand one
dozen round jackets, made Of good jeans and well
lined, that viii fit boys from ten to fourteen years Of age,
which will give to those who have fathers in the army.
If they viii call at my clothing depot well indorsad.
J. c. MCALLIsrER- Avreis Rlnnk
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-04

CRY COUNCIL This body holds its regular
session at the Council hall corner Of Second and iati-
son streets, this evening. An citizens are courteousy in
vited to attend. Comfortable seats are provided eS ress-
ly for their accommodation, and the most respiendsut ef
forts Of city father oraiorY viii be put in requisites for
their amusement and instruction. Before taking hs seat
in The hall, we invite the citizen to read over the follow
ing texts Of scripture "Who is this that d~ar3aneth
counsel by words without knowledge :" Job xxZii .
" The cozusel Of the forward is carried headlong. They
mes with darkness in the daytime, and grope J. the
MONDAY as in the night" job V, - anil " w took
sweet counsel together" Psi. IL, "A. aye have set at
nougAt all my counsel" Prov. l. %. d" Co4gssi mine
and sound wisdom" Prov. VII, IA. Where no 0unse'
is the people fall" Prov. x, Il. Every purpcs' is es-
tablished by COUNSEL Prov. Xxx, Is. "They have
taken crafty counsel against thy people. Psi zSxiii 3
Who darkeu, who grope, who sweeten, set at nought,
display wisdom, eraftiness, etc. Among the Whole six
teen members, the spectator Of their proceedings viii
iudge for himself
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-04

p DR.. Sneed, dentist, viii be absent for a
few days in the country On professional business. His
friends and patrons can see him at his old office the mid
die of next week. His new Office win be ready soon, TT
ted up for the exclusive purpose of dental surgery, where
he hopes to be abe to attend to me wants Of his patrons.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-04
STEAMBOAT OOLUNY.


For Arkansas River. Pins BuE and Little Rock.
ftHE splendid passenger C. s. mail packet r.
i FRlD. NoTREBE Capt rs. Hsines LI9r
leaves as above en- WEDNESDAY, 5LL@
instant, at 5P. II. Fer freight or passage apply 70
fst2t LAReY HARNsTAD, agent
Memphis aud Coumbu. C. s Nail Line.
THE passenger packet
CE2i9u J = Worlaan, vii leave as LtI
above TIL 8 DAY, 4h instant. st s Pm -
For freight or passage apply on board, or TO
For New O-rI=aus-Regular Tuesday Packet.
TNHb passenger steamer J. r.
i D. Glars mast ], viii leave as above
On TUESDAY Arb instant, az . p ~ ~
fa22r Jas. q. BOURNE eco Agents.
For New Orleans.
TJHE passenger steamer REPUBLIC, J..
/ Id Clsrk, MASTER, VIII leave as above LEca
TUESDAY, IA instant. at 5P. ~
te2A p NJ VTNS0N Agent
For Helena. Watsbarg and St. Francis River.
fHNHE splendid passenger packer SAINT 49,
| 1FRANCIS No. 3 Capt. Bowman. leaves L
as above TUESDAY, 4th lost, st 5 P. Il. AN
see q IAHBY HARusTAD. Agent.
For Kew Orleans.
| FEfHE fsst steamer REPUBLIC, J. e.. 49,
i CLARK, mas-er viii leave as above on 49,
TUESDAY, 4b i1sL, st JPN go
For freight or passage apply on board, OF 20
te2S THO@ FL WILLIAMS & co, Agents.
6eSuL4 WEDNESDAY Eackef-Eor Rev OreGnE
he sptehdha ysssenFvr packet FE4 s
IONA, Capt. g. O. LaniIum, vii -
leave IS above on WEDNESDAT. 5th @
instant, at ?. =. A
feast LARRY HARHSTAD Arsu-
For New Orleans.
! THE elegant and fast rurnirE steamer ~
L PEVTONA. Laudrun. master. k
wiz leave for Ncksburg. Naichez and New -
Orleans, on WEDNESDAY 81 instsn5 80 8 P A.
fs25t JeD MORTON & CO. Asestz,
@. S. Nail Line
For Des Are, Augusta ana Jacks0npork
FENIG passenger packet EsNAwHA h
| i VALLEY, BrsuderbrrE. master, wla&z
leave as above TUESDAY 4th instsnt. sd ]. g.
Feat e HARHSFAn Ageut.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-04

VAGRANCY-JOhn Sullivan was yesterday
convicted of being a vagrant, and fined eleven dollars
We presume there must have been some alternating
circumstances in the case, for that clause Of the law that
requires a vagrant TO be imprisoned five days, as well as
fined, was NOT enforced by the Recorder in this instance.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-04

IN LUCK-W. J. Delano, Esq, who has long
been connected with the press in several Of the principal
cities as editor, correspondent and telegraphic reporter
hss, we are reioiced to learn, received an appointment
from the Confederate Post Office Department as roubH
agent on the river from CHS city south. His former eoif
neeton with public affairs and business has eninentF
qualified HIM for the position, and the department WA.
Ind bin q faithfll and competent officer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-04

SHAMEFUL PRoCEEDTNG-Some foolish and
reckless persons yesterday tied a large tin Kettle 70 iae
tail Of a horse. The frightened animal ran from an ally
between Washington aud Adams streets, down MIN
When near the wossham House, he took the side wtk,
creating great confusion, and knocking down two ugs
one of whom was much injured The animal th'nt ga aed
back, and finally run up Adams street. Had the day
been fine, and ladies and children in the streets as u'lai,
more than one unfortunate casualty would certainly ave
been the consequence. We are authorized TO say tat il
any one win take to the Mayors office Information IS to
who perpetrated this dangerous act, so.that they ma be
brought to justice, Mr.. Park win pay them = revsd Of
twenty-five dollars
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-04

THE LIQUOR BUsINEss.-On Sunday Capt
Tucker discovered that the bar in the rear Of a res.au-
rant kept by Thos. ODonnell on Winchester street, be-
tween Main and Front, was open andpersonsw were passing
into it from the restaurant ODonnell was fined eleven
dollars for the ofense. John Jennings was also fined
eleven dollars by the Recorder for selling liquor on sun
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-04

COTToN SEED On.-This oil is fast going
into use as a source of light. When the stock Of star
candles shall be exhausted, if viii be almost our only
light in the South. It would be well, therefore, for
every one to supply themselves with suitable lamps for
burning it, which can be found at J. P. Prescott & Co.'S
10 Jefferson street, in great variety. 2t
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-04

U~NgELCOME INsATE.-In the house of b.
=. Nabers, Esq, on the corner Of Third and Winchester
streets, It was discovered, shortly before retiring to rest,
that a man, who gave the name OF Robert Georgey, had
got up stairs, and was hiding behind a door. Mr.. Nabers
with tbs assistance Of a friend, conveyed the rogue to the
station house. and yesterday Esl,.MOore fined him nifty
doUars
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-04

"NIcKAJACK CoAL."-Dr. Sneed is the agent
Of J. Il. Gordon q Co., for the sale OF this very i~ndispel'
sable article of household furniture, for The city Of &sa-
phis and adjacent States He viii be supplied hereafter
with taree car loads per week the best coal IN
Southern Confederacy. It makes good coke, and tase-
fore adapted for machine shops, furnaces etc. Aspea
men will be left by the agent at the Chamber Of Goa
merce. He sold yesterday, IN half an hour, in ten barrel
lots, q car load. More expected next week. Him cris
agent can be found at his Office, corner Main and Cor.
Streets
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-04
BATTLE OF MANASSAS PLAINS.
REPORT or Jos. e. JOHNSTON
GE.FER.sL CO.AE.H.E.TBEyvG.
HEADQUARTERS M OF H POTOMAC, I
FairlaK Oourt House. Oct. a. 1901

To tie Ad;u1ant and Inspector General
Confedsrae States Armg
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-04

FoE CcLUaBUs-Ths fine packet Kentucky, Wor.
man. uas1er leaves as above this evening ct 3 o'clock.
J. O. McAanus agent
For ST. FaAyCIs FEFER-Ths splendid passenger
packet s.. Francs NO. g, Capt Bowman. leaves this
evening a. O'Clock. Larry H4rmstad, agent.
oFOB WHITE RTvER-The passenger packet Kama
wbs Va ley, Price, master, caves a. above this evening
81 . O'Clock Larry Hsrostsd. agans.
For NEW GELEaS5-The steamer Republic. CLARK.
mater, leaves AS abJve his evening at 3 o'clock. Jas.
T. Bourne * Ger b. san on aud Villains & Co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-04

Regular "Wednesday Packe-For New Orlesnz
The splendid passenger packet PEX- @sa
IONA, Capt b. @. LanaIum, vii 49,
leave IS above on W~EDNESDAT. 5th
instant ass P. =. ~
feast LARRY HARHSTAD Arsu.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-04

THE fsst steamer REPUBLIC. j. Il. 49,
L Clark, masrer, win leave as shove on A=I
TUESDAY, 4b Inst, 40 r. $50
For freight or passage. apply on board, or 90
fe2 q THOS. II. WILLIAMS g. co. Agents
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-01

len? . nein - Spncern nun miro 9iblep
erlt nod beionoers nit 2orbeertrdnsen UNI
tpunoen uno in einem Sabe fir fi1 oe<
{a9t: Dem 8ri9aoe=@ General a a n b e.
onber6 9ebubrt Der Danf oer &eQiez
runs fir bic Ibattraft, Die @el@idli6teit
uno quite GIbrnn9, bic ale Sperationen
unter leinem COMMANDO 9arocteriIrt
baben."
Da Sen. pope einmal 10 i'm 3uQe 1T,
10 liam er nt9t Drum rum" aud fd
gu bemeibrdu@ern, inpem er in @ibley'a
Sob fem @i9enlob 70 fein perFi6t,
bab eS menfa oeer gar nidt flint.
Gr 1a9t Sibley iei Elm 70 ousseSei9ne>
ter Sfi5ier 9epeien, oob er, Yope> alea
setban babe, mas in leiner Ma9t 9eltan>
Den, UNI Siblsy @erfdrtun9en uni
prootant 3ufommsn gu la0en.
Der Snsianertrie9 Yerliert 1i9 in be,
pratrte mle Elm md@ti9er @trom In
Sanoe.
Das Neue7e 1T turs GolaenceS: @ibz
ley bat ietn Eager na9 Mepmcoo surQdz
perle9t. SIS berrlbt bel 1einem @orpa
srcber Mansel an Bourase fir Die Bug
there uno Deden flr bic 2eute. Sberf>
Sieutenant Marlbau 1T bon elmer Qlidli=
9en Grpeoition oeeen bic Snoianer aurudz
0efebrt, auf Der er 800 oerl elbeu> carunte,
~ &rie9er, 9efan9en oenpmmen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-01
Sic Stunoe Der eio una.

Barssr ron Minneleta> Die Stunpe>
welde Gub cine 0robe @ntldeionua in
Die 5anp lest> 1T 9etommen. sic 1T ernz
fer uno beceutune6poIer ais ie cine fritz
bere> in Der Sbr Der Wablurne aenabt.
IroB ale Dem, mas Sbr in cen Grfldz
run9en Der 2eute, Die ltb an Ole SpiBe
Der rempfrarilden Yartet geordnst baben,
in ben Sr9anen, welbe Die Nnlprihe bie>
ler 2eute auf Wieoererbtbun9 sur 6errz
l6af an @erfderunaen ces patriotismus,
Der NnbSn9lihfeit an Die Union uno Der
@plfsberribaft fincet, iie f1nnen es niht
perbeblen, tbr 3id 1T: bic Nnerfeununs
ces ariitpfratiiAen Sflavenbalterz 8unpe6
curd einen Jrieoen> Der ben Nproen Der
Sbnma6t Dem ferneru Gerfau, Der Nnar<
61e %preissiebt> rer ben Observation-Disclosures
snr erten Ma9t auf oie(em Gpntinente
ummancclt.
Sbr iagt, peutlde Dempfrattn, poB mir
elertn @ud tdulc1en ODER uns lelbit, neil
Sbr in @urem 5er;en aufri@tie Der
Union erseben ieic, aber Guere Wcpanfen
l'no nitt Die 0epaufen Guerer Tlbrer,
uno r1D9e Der 5immel perbiiten, BAT. bie<
leleell lte9et, unc uns @elesenbeit wuroe,
quo our9 5inme{s ouf lire Ebaten 3u
;etaen, eab mir uns ni6t seirrt, Gu6 ntdt
taulben wouten> menn mir @ud 1aoten :
9ltet Sud- oarpr, cob Sbr Die @elbide
oieleS 2anoe6 ni6t cenen miecer iiterant.
wortet, pur4 eeren Witbulfe, ais fie am
&uper 1paren, es 70 nan,enlp6 uneludli6
tparb. fl ggs 1850 II EHst3aas ,a
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-01

2eidtiafeit bcuesen t5nnen uno pprt fiber
cine before Gisur ipielen. ale 6err Cullen,
Der in 80 alopn6" anberer Dirt eineu
pefto belern 8ertreter ob9ebe.
Muetn cas- binnert ni1t caB 81. ppnz
nelly au9let@ Elm d1ter unp rpobrer @olfs<
mann 1T, be1en iaubere MuBen(eite Gin
Elm bteberes 5er3 einen feten, mdnnli9en
Character umldliebt urtp Der an Galent-
gum @elcmaden freili@ ni1t-bo4 uber
ieinem @e9enmann, benz ebemalieen Ser
ber96oater, ftebt. q
Mls @ice>@ onperneur baben mir 6rn.
DcnneQY fet6 an ietnem Yoiten eeleben,
uno ol6 grdfoent peS Staats1cnats bat
er 9eSeist. pa6 ct oas 3eue au einsm tu@z
9en8olf8Yertreter bat. Germ Dpnneuy'S
llnalld it's freili9, bae er feline @elez
9enbett bate, feline 6dnoe in Uncle
Sam'S 8eute gu fteden unb pas @elo
gum Grfaufen fauler 2obnl9mierer III
ma@e1 Die nit Sebnlu9t auf bic elorz
rei&en 3eiten rparten," no ibr Mann in
Walbin9ton it@ bic tpeiten Side fuQeu
unc aud ibnen Elm Mlmoien BON be,
Beute su&perfen farm.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-01
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Sn elmer Balbinetoner Correspondents
1noen pie Tol9enpe6:
Sin berpprra9enoer Staatsmann iiterz
ralbts seitern ben Yrdipenten pur1 Die
Bemetfun9:
vDfeiner ueter;eu9une na9, ST.. Gin
colin mar Die NbieBun9 peS Majcr &ey
eben 70 un9eredt> mte untluo."
Mie 10? fra9te Der Yr1lipent opu Grz
taunen.
~Gte @abrbeit 81. 2tneoln" 70 lautet,
ote @ntmort, lift beu:Sutase niht f
poblfetl> eob man ben, Der lie ousipri9t
belrafen mi6te."
Wobr nur ju wabr. Dem Major &ey
peroantt man bic G%ntbuuun9, pab Wc:
GleQans "prc9ramm" cine 5inausl9lep:
pun9 ees &:ie9es bis CUR prdlIpentenmab
erbeil9t. &ey ielbft buloiete bie( lem uprc:
0ramm", ober ra6 iamalerte ni9t 1eir
Serotenh e5 entbiiut su baben. @eb
BOD 1tlbf Elm Spieb9ele4e BON @dube,
uno Dteben ltraFo aus, menn er ais Be:
laltunseSeu9e 8e9en ieine @eno0en auf:
trttt.
Nber 6r. 2incpln bat bic @ode curd
GaI1ation pes Nnflaaer5 erleoi9t. Mt
pcpe nad pemNorpmeten perbannt rurpe
neil er, auf flare unp reutlide Ibatl a9el
9etibt, ben Sen. McGleuan Der Ser
ratberet beldulot9te, 10 mubte &ey colIr
mercen> neil er eem Yrdfpenten eine1
Sltd tn WcGleIanS &arten erDfnete uni
Die pa Dor itb 9ebence Wpaelei entbirte
80. y. Nbr,ta.l