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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-04-05
The Frankiin Family Sewing machin

Has one advantage which is worthy OF especial aten
ton in addition II the peculiar character of the
stitch ard that is its adaptation either light
dunn heavy work. The machine which at one moment
IS use, on the most delicate fabric. in few moments
after can be brought bear wish tine facility
cettouaGes and towels OF the description Its
adaptation for family work, j. thus remarkable, ana
gives il superiority every other style Of machine
in the market
In order that these machines may he placed in the
hands all classes. have reduced the price OF our
Franklin Family Sewing Machines to FORTY DOLLARS
and the increase Of our business fer he las! year
The entire satisfaction machines giving through
out the United States and European countries, we are
led to believe that discrimination to manufacture
4 PERFECT SIMPLE, RELIABLE and CHEAP MA
CHINE has been fully appreciated by the public This
policy will remain unchanged and as heretofore no
machines will lie allowed to leave the Office that We
fully warrant in respect. We shall keep
bands 81 all times general assortment OF Sewing
Machine materials.
Needles for all machines be ordered by mail or
express. Price one Dollar per dozen.
Persons in the country by scBdng US their address,
enclosing letter stamp have forwarded by return
mail one az circulars containing the different
styles Machines list OF prices and samples OF work
T. EEEci:.svess "a Co..
PrtacipaI AgsNts JOr tie y. Host.
Office and $alesroom 1873 Lake st. Chicago.
E. RlcnARas late of c. {. WlswALl W TAPPAs, for
L. CORSELL Il Co, merry agent for
Iocjl2,Gf.l G. B. :. NJ.
-" These Machines can be AZ ONIONS Book
Store. 7. Z. noYT Agent for o::aNa and vicinity.
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Jnsnranfe.
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE & LIFE INSUR ANcE O,


FIRE & LIFE INSUR ANcE o. :,
No. DALE STREET. LIVERPOOL.
OFFICE. Sc WALL Il 81 PlNESTREETS., NEW YORK,
20 AND 81 POULTRY, LONDON.
Pdid up capitd,, surplus 6 reserUsd Funds S630i1 25
Inres;ed an this country, oDer ........... 100000
Yearly ReUeHne, ocer. 2,5co,coo
The Shareholders Personally Responsible for Engage
ments of the Company. All Directors Must be
Shareholders.
The Stock OF the Company. Mt the --latest Quotations
40 per Cent. Premum--Te s. Shares selling for
9lO.
Directors and .Sha,ehoiierS IN Neso Ymk
JAMES BROWN, Esq, FRANCIS COTTENEr, Esq.
th0irD'an D~patg ChairAuaa.
EN- ARCHIBALD, II. Il. II. Consul.
JOSEPH GAtiLARD. in E.q.
fUGEs DUTILH. Esq. + SAspEssos- Esq.
HrSRy GRNSrLI.. FED ALEX ,SDER HAMILTON, Jr. Esq
ALFRED PELi, Esq. ALEX. HAMILTON. .r. Esq.
Resilient SecrefdrY tO8R>eI Of TIE Bsdfd.
Ottawa, Jan. 4, oil WV ". TRUE, AGFFr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-04-05

No. DALE STREET. LIVERPOOL.
OFFICE. Sc WALL a. 81 PlNESTREETS., NEW YORK
20 AND 81 POULTRY, LONDON.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-04-05
FEE GROVER a tsAEkt2Ei''
NOiSELESS FAMILY
SEWING IsAGEsESE

Has gained Is widespread popularity, and its innu
rera Ie sales throughout the world, from Tie fol-
lowing facts, which over Jo,cGJ families il the
Uai.ed States alone, who them, are
ready TO endorse:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-04-05
I. 4. HoiLl>TEf, uqs.e,. IN CAanee-,
lfRminis,rntor. .Nati.e.

March 81, 1871
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-04-05

The Shareholders Personally Responsible for Engage
ments of the Company. All Directors Must be
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-04
SHluB fol9t.


@abrbett poltttf.-
Gin 8udfer, &aufmann in einem fleinen
Seebafen marc ir unrube Yerlebt >peeen
zines rei9belapenen Tabr;eu9a, ba6 letnen
9 itimmun9sort utGt erretdt Bate er
1anpte pober na9 einem S9tf8a0efuranz
ten, UNI no mS9lt@ nod etne @ert6erung
auf pa8 ldn0f oermibte @@tf 81 bewerfz
feut9en. Gbe jeoob bic police anfam>
erbtelt Der &aufmann Nadrt6t pom 1einem
Tabrseu9 unb ihrieb BEN N1efuranten
un9efdbr in fol9tnpen @prten: uWenn
gu bas @dif nod nt9t peridert bait
70 1T es jeBt niGt n1ebr nptbwenpi9, benn
t9 babe Na9ri@ten BON pemlelben." ~
Ser &necnrant Bate bic 8eritderun96<
urtunpe nod ni6t au89efeqt pa er aber
cine io erobe Yrdmie ni6t perlieren wpute>
ip flute er ral9 cine Yolice aus u. l9rieb
3urid: Die 3urid3ie9uno tommt gu
lpdt pie Ger1derun9 1T l9on 9el1eben
uno Ste praute muB ,be3ablt weroen,"'. =.
Der Sudfer be;ablte bic prdmie uni
l6i'te bamit Die police eli, i6rieb aber Qls
Mntrpprt rorauf nur. in ,&uirse: v6reuup
e8 tbut, mir ..leio fur Did, .penn Du Mir
eroBen. S1apen leioen i'd babe Na9:
rtdten BON .mei1em 6abrseug 99if:
unb Sab ung1tnb Derlpren.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-04

2teutluDltrte6
@eins @ef@aft.
GfprJ 8en5
5n1rortsnr> @roB- unb aleitbaublex
bon Nbeinweinen>
ln9arweine,
Gran;1li6e unp
Gatawba=@ eine
Son petl91ebenen Sabrgdnaen, tpelde teim GIN.
5s'o, Jlal9e uto @la5 perfauft pe,ben in 5sinsr
@etnbaue, Sritte Citrate,
s"''Qsn N'attet= u. @albinstpn- Ctr,
Tren9'6 Stein9ebdupe.
Oessleiden ~dubpOrt fets su baben:
Trt1b e nf1erS.
ba5 9uBsnb 5u 80 Gts.
Aedtsr S9meiser unp 2imturoet Safe.
Saroellen unp @arbincn.
0ernsr; Mus%gsse;unetss WittsJurob M1e
no prrter, unh :stns 0tfDre ppu o0en
A'tsH. W% NuA fctc u fUrslid cine @enbuno
Self{sr Safer
e~rpalfer, &peldles ID, 80 oorratbia hQlten unb ~,
zen mp9'tdlt ~tiaist::i ;isn p%erfaufen perpeo
Se~te eneliU ell .";i:atee Experiment BON
9aoanu~. ~;aarrps.
Wurlte9eness IL MQss gut uup in reider s5uQe
!~arratbis bel
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-04
@epr3 8en;.
@olppn uub @eifnurofin,,

N Wtbendu m.
Ner unter3et9nete empieblt hermit benz Der.
sGrten oeutibeu Yublifum leia
Sa!oon= uno Te1taurattpn6= Oefhdft
I'M Atbenaum itsts bic ausrppr3uelldlten &C.
We bel Wortelnnssn i'm Gbeater talte uus
marine Spsilen nsrabrelbt.
MnuI tohn
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-04
9icrter Jabr9am9.
Die Jllinne(otu Sta0tSAeitunQ

Die )1linne(otu Staats5eitung
&te Der Oritteu III NIB Wababuw-
StraBe, cine Greppe SOD,
erlheint rS0entli9 uno toltet swet Dpu.
per Sabr, 1T Ecrausbe;ablun9.
5juselns Nummern fpfen 5 Gents.
SeotnAungcn
Ioouuirsu farm man 81 ir9ene elmer s3ett bee
5abres; ppb t0nuen pic benz Announcement poran+
lebeupen Nurumern nint nabeelanbt >percen.
Der SUB Notwithstanding fann 1T Npte1 IT.
,eup ciuer gu1sn Saut eiugei9ift wercen.
~ 8rnn Sch in regiitrirten Bricfen per-
l,ran aebt, traNen mir oeu Berlu{f !; bod ntdt IN
lnrestjtrirten BrieTen.
4Qe Mittbeilun9en, Welber u. I. ~. Nnc III
ttpreitren:
Heutber S Grel, Yublilbsrs,
MIMMEsOTA STAATSZE1TUMa;
a WEEKLY PAPER,
pubAshed By REU1 HER e. E4AL,
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
Price $500 per year.
4atutcs Der Wliuu. Staats5eltnue,"
Winnel pta.
Outings nnp OaFpta 60. 5err 5srsos.
9fep-llra uyb BrDwn Gounty 81. Uer(ter>
2 Deter uub 9?ieplet Gty %. Sbimmel>
II. Nutbcn9 IL. Miuninsulis, ORTIZ u. Nnpbla"d,
[trYer ct. Suit,
U!ufato ri Ssltu5 9. 5artmann.
5tiI pater unS Walhinatcn ety 81. 9dtNer
'i1i1ona uno Wiupna GtY 81. slider.
8el slain 5err Brons y. SsYoerltsht,
flrl>ou.t, Mis 9o.> osrr Opttfgssr 6lsdenltejn.
2,eoD3 y~1n0ins, $. Duerre.
g.. WilN, oerr Jpbn 5rterrth'
N.t" ~, Oecrs Subfr.
Ga U:..1, osrr Sel.
Brcwn8MAe Serr TriB gliit.
8u0ulp Git9, gDi5c. 81. 9buttler.
y%purtoi, Gity, Wi5t. o.. @pIbr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-04

DerneueGlu@, Der 5%auptuann
@@m6rinsty Bat cine Gludlammlung am
9ele9t unp jeper @olpat, Der ibn1 einen
neuen Glu@ la9t, betomn,t plot, Jpn einens
Se&(n, Sdn8it tpmmt 3u Jpn ser col,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-04
Nrbetter<@alle
BON C. g.. Wnnf.

Drttts @trabe sescnuber Der yresbyterien-
STRIDE, ct. paul, Minn.
IN cte'eln neu= uno 1reuuolia eineertdteteu
Sa9e1etfr-Salrpn 1T tets 81 beben
SeItes 8a9erbier 2 @lae fir S Gents,
aalte @psilen une Jeine Gisarrsn.
6 M Mor}
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-04
NeunfDIoautfhe r&uuffupti,cn.1

9entera" entDalt tol9enee lu1tt9en 9D9>
selt9reime auf einen 9emi0en Beon, Der
IN S9tppa9 Saunlbip nit elmer @ittz
frau NamenS Mnna Moyer IiA yerbetra~
tibet bat.
81 Weibsmeul6 wie bic Mnna b
Moht pbne Monu nit lebe,
sic mebnt, a Wittfrab Iei bod nits -
Ntf5 pprne I'M nifs cart,ebe.
Drum is lie ,pieoer til Die ST.
I'm bot a iGmdrter DIAM
S}e bot a bil1el uf9eb1rt,
LIN fan9t fril6 wieper an"
NiGt minper luitt9 III aud Der anpere
Neim I'M uMor9enftern" auf bic 5pbs
3sit5feier oe5 Wilbelm (Biu) Manale aus
bem Sud6 County NIT Der Sunsfer Sara
Nletenbau6, aus Dem M1ntopmery g.:
uWQe5 wa6 bic Sdbre mill,
De6 Is per 8iu,
Nau bat ite Jpn ob;
uuo Der 8iQ bot Die Sdbre>
Sut e5 merD nit lang tpebre,
SUBMITS 8iuden bal ab."
~Ges Seue ben % If ~aneerest.~
Sin junser 5abn, Gem an Dem Stciee
Die GterIaal', aus Der ct fro1>
9fo9 bling, idrie laut NIT orcbem Bteibe
u5terber ibr 6ubn@en fommet bod"
Der 5ennen Sdoor NIT 8liBeSl6neue
Scam neuAiertrenneno an9efe0t
81 1eben lelbit an Srt unp Stele>
Bas O|ifter 5dbn6em "a n9erest."
Der alte 5abn aui ieiner Storoe
@iebt benz @ewimmel idmunselno ~,
2abt i6 ron Dem Oeldret nod lanee
Nibt ft6ren In eeippbntcr Stub.
Denn wie po5 6dbnden pidt uno {horret,
So miro bod nidt5 ber~auaoefeat.
Da5 5dbnden bat oa5 0olf 9enarret
limb bat bod r,ol mas "a
@o modt Elm wsrtber Ser College
Son un6 su 3eiten 9rob @sl brei
Dur@ &ideriti uno 6li9ellAld9e
Scdt ct oiel 0ldubiae bertei.
Bolp it's gu elmer SAul' Elm pldnben>
8alo miro me SittlArift vor9eleat,
So!p cine uMeetina" bat pa5 5abnden>
Salo ples, boto jene6 uangeregt."
Sc @sile bat mans onseftbsn
NQeia ra5 Ding mirD uus su bunt;
IS fann aibt mebr 10 weiter 9eben -
Wir reSen otto a II jeBunp.
@elb' Elm Bsoiirfni6 aud tint @tiuen
Da6 ceutite publifum nun beat
Wtyc cc5 0smeinen Betsr wiueu
wv holesale" Don un6 jeyt anAereot.
lno tritt e6 lpdter pann ms Qeben - -
So nc laimen" Il Die Waterl 9aft,
@lei6Dtel pb anbrer 9eute 5treben>
DaS 8ete aud babel 9ei9oft.
3una9f oerlan9t bic 3eit, eaB grade
'Ne 8abanftalt perp' onAeleot,
Damn 8aumalleen 3ur promenace,
~DeS SsQe ben @ir ansere9t."
Stir ale oeutibe Sffciere,
Die Siam fay je ernennen fam,
Negt Gbren16wert unp BonceItere
Dian .biermit ldoa i'm 8praus On,
Sir beutl9e Speroireftoyeu
Gin 5tof pomit Den 5oft man lAlaat,
SpufFcurs fir peutlde 2esislatoren,
uDc5 Sel4e ben @ir angere9t,"
Stir au69eoiente Spernldnasr
Gin blblde5 Hotel d'Invalides>
Sir DRUMMER uno fir &neipenbdnaer
'Ne 2a9erbaW avec credit
uno ros mir etwo ionf peri6mei0en,
@iro biermit NIT 8eIdlae bele9t;
Wir clain,en es al6 uni ct eigen,
DEM uSelle6 ben mir a@naereot.'
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-04
SHASTA 6QuS,

ebasta, = : ; Minneip1a.
unter3eibnese beetren l9 hermit benz VutIi-
tunt 1br p99l einseri4tetes, nit alien geouem
li3tetten Serlebenes @atbaus 5u empieblen. bas
1on telnem etabltlement, in eirer Der @tGbte nm
wfta"elcta, peeer mas Ginrtdtuns nod Bebunb.
lung anbetriGt, lbertroTen mirb.
Muf unb pSdIin.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-04

Jobn 3ae9enmiuer'6
Dttt6burg &a9erbter<@Qlpu
ede Der Or'ttsn uno 9fotert @traBe.
ct. Yaul, Minn.
so battle tets sute5 Qa9srbier, rel;fote Bran.
oleS, agte 9aSanna<Gisarrsn, aus9s;etGuetsn
e'nmen:baler uno 2in1turger Safe, lowie aurers
talte Speilen sorratbig.
2Ssr's nl9t slallben min, Der fomr,e unb ater-
3euse lb. @uer Jreurp
Sobn 5agaenmiller.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-04
SIR. $50.
0a1tbdu1er un6 GQlpu6.

S91terS 80 Seuts Sic Norttpu!
Oessls,hen
Marme @peilen,
NetauratiOn gum
City 9affmap 0ouSe,
Dritte StraBe,
eosr9alb Der Yresteterianer~ Stride.
5u9le1b lmportirt bic fcinleu Wr.ifel son
&>'e'nen' Staueurcn uub 6aoannas
StGarrcn
q. Subs. Woent.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-04
vVerliner<6QQe",

l4ra9 ss0snater rer rMrbeiter~
Gritte Stra6e.
vi. paul, Miua.
g. 81 ute5 3ter
81 &olteS peiIen
uno 1EsuneIi9e Sep,euung mtrp feper yeliebioe
1asinsr 9ssbrtsn Valls ileta ve1 Fnper.
OerrmanuN retk.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-04

Carl Nafa1ant,
1ffentlt9er Nptur>
beloret bic Musfertisuns NIB 8esleutieuns auer
eeri9tliden Dotunente.
8elcnoere Mufmerf1amfett pirb benz Ma41@la=
gen uno Mufluhen Don 8eliytiteln eetpibmet.
Office tn Der Sam Office Der 9erren S. unt
8. .. Gafaan> 3. @trabe, iber Qittle's 8u9>
Stpre.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-04
Mobre0en,
Deutl6e MpDtbefe

- Deutl6e Mptbete
HZ ppn
IA Naul Mie9er,
Dritte Ctr, unterbalb benz rGmpire Slcd>
ct. paul, M1nn,
@ruB une aleinb1nbler III Drp9ren unb
Mpotbetermaaren, Yatentneot3lnen Yar'
firnnerieu, Spilette= M~rtifeln, @arbrn=Sel, Wlto-
bpl, Ncb< uno TorbenitpTsu perfbieoener Wrt, 10
mie ianmtlihen 2lrtifeln fir Yranereien,
al5 Rosten, 5aulenblale &C.
- Dent1ebe 3lpptbse*
vi Dr. 81. d. Mller,
- @bemtfer unb Orugtr
ct. MntbSnY- @trabe, swil9en Mneriean- unb
@inslpw- 5ouIe,
ct. Waul. Minnf1ota.
unter3eianster ieSt tae percbrte putlitnm in
aenntu;b, baB CT bon jest ab in leinsr 81 lce bic
jmpfung nit friihem seiunosm Stpf nornimmtt.
De5eleiden bat er frilAen @arten-s 0ras" "no
B(umenI an1en e%rbalten. Dr. Mtller.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-04

Stmpntpn S MalnarpS,
Dent16e MDDDfuten,
Drttte Strabe,
gesenuber ber 8anf Der 9erren s.. II. q, MiQtus,
ct. paul, Minne1pto.
S. %. Simontpn > Oscar Malmrp6.
praftt3iren 1T eQen @taats- @eri9ten unb in
benz Ser. Staatet- Weriht
&. 8 g.. .. Otlfiuan,
MpDpfaten unp &e1t5> Mnp6lte,
empteblen f9 ibren perebrten beutlden Msttbir-
germ al6 &e9tsbeitanoe unb in'6 Be1tnpere cur
Musferti9un9 BON urtu1bcu &c.
Office: l1eber Qittle's Bug =Qapen, Oritte
Strabe, ct. Vaul.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-04
Or+ s. Hte9er,

9r. s. Nie9er,
prattii4er &rSt Sperateur unp @eburts>
belfer,
Dritte @traBe, uabe btm Mmerteaubaul e,
4. . ~ ct. Yaul, Minn.
9tets fril9er Smpfltod pprbanpen.
9r. @pIemf,
prattil der q r5t, @eburt6belfer unp
. " Sperateur, = p.
sewabrt dr3tiben 8ciitanb fir ale Rrantbeiten
bes mdnnliden unb tpeibliden @e@4leGts uno
perlpriat bel umli9tiser Bebanblune niAt nar bic
0ermDgensSerbdltni1e Nraer gu beriidl idtteen,
lonbern AUDI nur na9 SpQtOmmener 9eiluns 3d.
nprar 3u perlan9en., rE!... .1es III. ~. g.
Mliten3 bel gntbinpuuSsn nad llmitanben oon
So, 90 aufwarts.
Sffee: @de Der Minnelota- uno Dritten ctr.
@eFOen3: 6ortfrabe. q ~ Il -
Gaipar Sebrlein,
M E HA T5-4TA L R
unb %l%t-
.. mig Gdrber,
@ib- Gde bet 3ten uno 9adIcnfrabe, 81
mi %. paul, lMinu. .sn ~. sg5
aauft unb pertauft altt !Rltioer, unb }autrtt
renoptrt utb fGrbt bie1elbet auf'e Bette. COB
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-04

8 rs IT, s $. 9t I y ou",
W. Mer6ant<T1tlDr6,
Ste Strabe> 3wilhen @epor Ii. Minnelpta,
ct. Yarl. Minn.
SeleQte Mrbeit pirp III bet pauerbafteIter Weile
unp prompt %9efcrtigt.
Gin poQfdnbi9es M6prtimert ecn
Guden>
ga(mtren unp
We itenltpHen
bnlten mir tets pprratbt9.
Gbenfal1s ferti9e &leiber.
Belonhere 9orefaltt wirp auf ben 9huitt Der
H!eibunas|tiiGe oeripenhet.
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&ur59cfafte Sul3ba5sr &alenoer=
Nfptt3cn auf oA6 1abr 1862

Stoti5en auf o9s Jabr 1862
Dieles Sabr #:
Seit Grldafuns Der Welt oa5 5812te
5eit @ridafuns Der @teinfob>
len paS 10000
Sett notwithstanding oes
Qnttcfalenrrgs Da6 lite
@eit9ftdte, ilucun9 neS pulper6
purd gar ciele 2eute pa6 unbeitimmte
@ett GinfGbrun9 oes papter~
9ebrauW5 H. eutl1lano oa6 392te
Seit Ginfubrun9 oes Yopierz
Miebrau66 ba8 unbenimm.e
@ett @ntoedun9, poB Nmerifa
%eriltirt pa6 37Ote.
nStnb bic &orallenriffe in
Der Gbat 70 duberit 9efdbrli6? fragile cine
junse Dame einen S9if5zG apitain.
Treilt9, man i9eitert lei9t an &oralz
lenflippen> aber nod piel let6ter sebt man
an &oraQenlippen gu @runoe.
Ginid61ii&er Wirth-@aR:
SD mS&te Elm @la6 2imouape
Wtrtb: &imonaoe? 5erenIe BIZ
balm raer teene MIDI, ober 1ebre ldeent
S9wartenworlht. e .-
Bart. MiB Mrab Meuten, pi
S6auipielerin, welhe fi9 fir bic 6ral
ee6 nSsnieia 8op" au8eibt> iaete leBtbi,
in Cincinnati, al6 fe b%erauseerufen uni
81 elmer Mece aufsefcrpert murpe:
uNd, t1 wunldte, Sie bdtten @Q
5ulann1en nur einenW unp, caB ID
gle auf einmal fa6en fSnnte."
pm, menn ie blbl4 w6re, tbdt's aut
= Giner UNI ben Mnperu,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-04

y u1sR,
ceutlbes Sat : uno 8parpino : 6ous
Don Deter Saf,
ct. AntbonYltrabe> nabe Dem uWiuslou.
5oule".
Oas nWalbinetpn<5au bieiet 4ctaanoeru
uno gelesentli9 @infebrenben an cpmiprtabIem
Sosis unp poblbefcster Gafel 9laes> mas Don Ell
mem gluten 5au1e erwartet mirb. 9. Sas.
~ 0ute Stouunqen bei'm 6ou(e.
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@blcagD &a9erbier<@Qlpu
CJDbn 81. Scd1t.

Gde per Walbingtonz u. Dritten ctr.
ct. paul Winn.
Dem geebrten putliEunt ce eres5srte ar,eioe
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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-12-18
Popular Rights on Trial.

The will Of the people, constitution
ally expressed by the election Of Il
President, was resisted by secession.
The same recourse was threatened by
the Southern Democracy if Douglas
had been elected. Had that event
happened his party would have had
the backing of the united Northern
people to put down any resistance to
his constitutional authority. The is
sue was plainly declared by the slave
holding faction that if they could not
govern they would break up the Gov
ernment. This war is to establish the
right of the people to govern. For
that cause all these terrible sacrifices
are made. Are any so base as TO be
willing to give up that right, and TO
throw away all the sacrifices of blood
and treasure the people have made to
vindicatc it, Are they willing to sub
init in all future time to be governed
by Southern despotism, backed by
the constant threat of war? Let the
supremacy of the popular will be vim
dicated now 10y the unconditional sub
mission against it, and the blood Of
our brave soldiers will not be spilled
ia vain.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-12-18
In Memoriam.

The Northern counties of this State
are making movement, through
their boards of supervisors, 10 erect
monuments Of marble in conspicuous
places, with the names of all their
heroes who give up their lives in de-
fense of their country, either by means
of rebel bullet, or by disease. This
is Il good idea, and one that could
well be initiated by our county. The
names of those who died in defense OF
their country are worthy to be craven
in marble, and handed down from gen
GRAFTON to generation, as long as oui
country exists. or patriotism has a
place in our hearts. They will live IN
the minds of grateful people unit
time shall cease.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-12-18
Communications.
Correspondence Of the Charles City mtelligencer
Letter From the Army.
CoupASy X a. Iowa TxrsxTp

COMPANY X, 81 Iowa INFANTRY,
Camp on Lumpkins Creek, Miss Dee. J.
DEAR HILnRErH:-I have just time
to write few lines only, as the Post
master has informed us that the mail
will go out in the morning at daylight
| am writing this after "taps" We
left LaGrange on the 2Sth ult., and
moved at once upon Holly Springs.
There we were told that the enemy
was at Lumpkin's Mills, ten miles
from the Springs. Our advance have
skirmished with the rebels for two
days and captured one gun. The reb,
els are now in full retreat towards
Grenada. They leave behind them
three strong Forts which they did no
try to defend.
Gen Sherman gave a party of cav
airy that attempted to cross through
his lines a terrible whipping this at
ternoon. He is at the right and from
of us, with $1,000 men.
An official despatch, received to
night, says that Steele (rebel) has dc
stroyed the railroad i'm his rear. Gran
will push him to the utmost.
The days of the rebel army in th'
West are numbered Already on The
walls of Jackson are words more omi
nous than those which startled th,
royal monarch at the feast in Baby
lon.
There are $4,000 men here, exclu
sive of Sherman's command. TIL,
health of the army is good. The reb
els have destroyed every culvert an'
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-12-18
Song Of the Stars and Stripes.

We see the gallant streamer vet
Float from the Fashioned walls,-
One hearty song for fatherland,
Before its banner falls
Last ON our gaze when outward bound
We plow the ocean, foam,-
First on our longing eyes again
Towaft our welcome home.
Beneath thy shade we've toiled in peace,
The golden corn we reap;
We've taken home our bonny brides.
We've rocked our babes TO sleep;
We marched to front the battle storms
That brought the invaders nigh,
When the grim lion covered and sank
Beneath the eagles eye.
Beneath the Stars and Stripes wei keep
Come years of veal or woe
Close up. close up the broken line,
Nor let the traitors go!
Ho brothers of the " Border States 1"
We reach across the line,
And pledge our faith and honor now,
As once in Aud Lang Syne.
Wen keep the memories bright and greer
OF all our old renown,
We'll strike the traitor hand that raised
To pluck the Eagle down.
Still shall it guard your Southern homes
From all the foes that come,-
Wen move with you TO harp and flute.
Or march to fife and drum