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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-12

swer to this question 10, that the Govornmens
made q good operation for itself when it made
sure three DER cent premium on it, own secu'
rites, and removed from circulation Sl'ooo'ooo
of its other securities from the payment
Of which it was anxious to be released. Inc
fact that the Government was about to throw
uoon the market securities of which it held
800 600. 900 in amount, would have caused
decline in the price of those securities while
the desire of the Government to purchase up
the demand notes would have greatly enhanced
the price of these notes. These propositions
will not be disputed by any man OF business
tho effect actually produced upon the market
when tho Bank Of Commerce purchased one
million of these demand notes was to cause
an advance Of one and a.half per cent-the
market rose from per cent premium to two
per cent. Now, we submit to candid public
that the Secretary Of the Treasury has in this
negotiation shown great sagacity as the agent OF
the Government. although it has happened
that tho Bank Of Commerce has made good
profit on an operation by which 1t is con-
ceivable that in the fluctuations of the market,
there might have been loss. These facts
show the lcnath and breadth Of the foundation
for tho charge made against those engaged IN
these negotiations. Can it be said by any fair
man that the Bank of Commerce has done any
thing unpatriotic or dishonorable or can II DC
charged with the slightest show of justice that
the Secretary of the Treasury has been I'M
faithful to his high trust?
We have no hesitation in expressing our con-
6dent belief that tho Secretary OF the Treasury
would. in the exercise Of that sound judgment
which has always characterized his official
course. now entertain fsyOrably proposition for
disposing of the entire amount Of his $40
securities upon the terms on which he made the
.als 10 the Bank of Commerce. We are
equally confident that neither the Banks OF
Ncw.York, nor any other capitalists, would, for
the rea,ons before assigned, mako any such
proposition TO the Secretary for taking tho en-.
tire amount of these securities now held By
the Government.
Thus far, we have treated this transaction
as one occurring between the Secretary Of the
Treasury and the Bank of Commerce, and
it is true thu. this Bank was the first capital
is. in this city who made proposition to the
Government. But it did happen that another
capitalist Mr.. Morris Ketchum's house, with
out, as we are informed, any concert with ~
. Bank OF Commerce, made similar proPJsi
ton to that made by this bank, and for tn,
like amount. $l,0O0.0O0. This proposition wa
also accepted BY the Secretary. For having
made this transaction in perfect good faith
Mr. Ketchup has been singled out as tn
object Vi >ery acrimonious and We think yer!
unjus. ccnsurc. What he has done which AM
for and honorable man of business, or patriotic
citizen. might not do. We are quite unable Il
see
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-12
The correspondent of III, Philadelphia Press.
writing from headquarters OF the Army of tho
Potomac on the 9Th iust. tells this story:


REPORTED REBEL MUTIsY.
We have from tho balloon corps most startling account
Of Rebel uuny Two three days ago while taking OF.
serva,ions thu baoouis, observed quite In the
enemys camp large party Of troop. drawn out aud
from the hurying OF horemea aud preparation OF ams
hsl thought hoIe be attack upon forces Soon
their pieces their Rebel brethren. Field glasses being
brought to bear discovered tho curousy acting party BE-
North Csroni.ns and that they taking position OF
dsense gst thu attack OF others Ia the Rebel army Fire
opened by both parties yocy aNrg ,osy Of mus
kerry poured into each others ranks aud tho battle
swayed TO aud fro for long time Undecided Soon how
shs North Caoinsns appeared to he getting the worst
and directly broke and ed-tho others gaining complete
victory.
send you this story as heard it For come time the
Rebel guns opposite Mechsncss have been turned tow ard
chmo1d aud tho day winch Il said this mu,iny aud
battle took place. gea. smoks from tho slemys camp
aud ,oleys G musksy could be distinctly heard during
several hours The North Csonan, known to be dis
conensd When prisoners taken in battle Il s generally
discovered that tho North CsolnAps among them have
hfed their muhcs aud that they male resistance 10
tue The Of the doings homsof the population OF
tho Rebel Government aud the Caroline troops
in the smyhss doubt, by this time reached the sne@ys
camp aud would be sufficient to mutiny and sansu
nary battle As Il ID, observed Rebel gus turned toward
their works the afternoon IL question: saw the smoke
aud hoard tho vocys Of muskstry II there "" hshs or
to be- another ory with all my heart aud soul God help the
North Carolinans.
1t will be observed that this confirms the
statement of ono OF our own correspondents,
whose letter il in our supplement this morn
ing. That letter Is of an earlier dsto. but
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If Policy ard Honesty be not rrecohcila.
open. manly, straightforward dealing with this
con,raband question has fully arrived We are
not here insisting that any particular course
should bc taken BY the Government, but SIM
and require its subordinntes to conform to it.
Especially in Memphis does it seem to us de-
slrable that it should act for itself, and in &C
cordance with principles which it should NOT
blush TO ayow. That city has been one of the
most malignant iomenters OF the treason which
is now devastating tho Union and decinating
ita people. 1t is not too much TO say that but
FOR the early and constant vehemence of Mem.
phis in the Secession cause, Tennessee could
not have been forced out Of the Union. But,
long before that contamination, every ayowal
of sympathy for the National cause had in that
city been suppressed and punished as crime.
The Outrsges, the indignities, tho spolations,
H. which mea and women have there been
subjected Tor no fault but that OF love aud 10y
atty to their couatry. have been fieudish in
their character, and have been perpetrated
without one word of remembrance from her
people Thousands have there been forced
into the Rebel armies by processes of which
pirates should be ashamed. The whole region
adjacent has been Infatuated with treason. and
has reaped all appropriate harvest OF bank-
ruptcy. famine. bereavement and desoation.
Memphis has fallen before tho trium
plant progress OF tho National arms aud the
very first use Of the victory is to sacrifice the
humble friends Of the Union cause to il. naughty
and mplacabe enemies. The law OF the land
forbids the surrender Of human beogs by our
armies to those who claim to be- their owners:
wherenpon the Union Military authorities at
Memphis forbid c0lored persons TO come within
tho lines Of our iorces. If another Tillmap
and Robert Small should soize q steamboat
laden with mnskets Or munitions for the Con.
fsderate army aud run it into the midst of our
fleet at Memphis. he must Of course be driven
back with it to tho enemy. too happy if he
escape the fate Of the negro who was escaping
from the rebel lines to ours on the Chcka.
honlny, and was killed by o shot from our
cavalry plckets under Gen. Stonsman.
We plead for manliness. II it be tho policy
Of our Government TO drive Four Millions of
People into tho service Of Secession, who
would much rather servo tho Union, let that
policy be s'owcd and consistently acted. Lot
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was crowded out Of our yesterdays pspsr b.
tho long. interesting account Of reesut sveais
on tho Mississippi. Al here arc two reports
of the Same occurrence from indepsads,t
sources, there would seem TO be no reasonshIe
doubt of the fact Of serious mutiny in t.
Rebel army.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-12

EXCELSIOR LITERARY Usros.-fhs sn'ra san'
verary of the Excelsior Litsry Union was nela 'A'
evening in the Lsc,ure.room at Clinton Hail. A'se'
nloce Alter the usual preliminary services A. "
osrander was chosen President, and c. G. Dseo.
w0. auoo;,,ed Secretary. The subject OF aeOas y.
resistance 70 tho constituted authorities ~.
wa" soan,ry ever iustdsble The afmstyy: ,sso .S1
xss S;s an ND as;:s issS:
,S asssss o. % Ss ps.s sss and &: U If
atare yield matter for their ssa%ssss'm merit
5. Beebs read an essay in the pa sstics tho rho.
oric ' Of the saber and the ride 9 q q cedney VIE
delivered the Grafton In place Of These eforts wers
has also gone to the ssa.S1 E.5 audience r.
commented 'y vel. IL Attended, ed ali wer' highly
pleased with tho exercises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-12

REpupLrcAs CENTRAL Ce"A C.;,,.. %.
meeting Of the Republics, Cena. q, H.o.Sw,v and
held at Headquarters, corner Of D,o.a" ....os.
Twsu,yThird street, at u O'Clock lat s.'s any,
s s~oI Shook presided. There was y. ~.
rs.uectat. attendance and tho u'u., business
""wm;,,.s WA, transacted, when the meeting w.
joarucd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-12

Just before el9s, BIZ Coiysf said he had he Pssi
dent ard sgSr follows The President said that the
aei o. coslas ,h iooo AID sending back fugitive slaves
and searching vessel, going North had emsns,ei from
his Administrator Ssos order had been Sren by
him ssult bs lsrd,,d BY nm or 4" lfdminsao,
n, said TIA, lie said (sgrs dars rho came
,shq ~. iso Of the United Ssl .fr~y h'ald ercr Be
/ TUNED g. ht master"
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CROss-PURPOsRs.

Opening two Of our City Journals yesterday.
our attention was arrested BY the following par'
acraphs:
CHICAGO, June 10. 1861.
speo.a diipa.cL ou Memphis, dated the asA ssysi
Il h.i bora decided by tho Union authorities bt 70 allow
runaway ncspes to come s,o lines W Any cIreum
stances. snd th.i they haze c9ssTp Der them oads The
llues
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TRIPLE SHEET.

TO COMMANDMENTS.
A. ,,,. can be taisp Of ANONYMOUS Commun'casio.n'I
no nv ntended for insertion mus be authenticated
Ia ,.s and address OF the wrtor-not necessarily i0i
,hIic.uon but as agusIsn,y for bis good latin
cannot undertake return rejected ~ daTs,sed To
Az sa.sn..s Ietters Tor oce should Do soes''oS !"
CHE Tribune" Eew-fork-
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trtrf, tas feinen antcru 3mef bat, ais cine IRA.
n,atii&e Grapperie in lf8eu. III, Elm paar tefaunts
unb belicbte Yplfelieber. ais rOenfR ru earan, a
rJcrtre Nifn,anb mein Sdidial 3u bEren" &c.
lit febr Yiel tur9 Zen eiuen llmfsns, eaB tt
4auptpartie hes rNlten 0%clbberru" erl
menige Stunben prr ter Do.Relung eincm Ct.
iaBmann iitertrasen ,uercen rubts, Der ollereinss
init sielem @eidid nnb aaerEennenensr.bsm ii.
fer l9 aus Ter Nfare 3cg, ater tcd tyey ieiaes
w:blselur9eren Gcrtra95 oes r55orerc Mitmaub"
'. mtl&ss aprlautirt purte. ucn eem alton Sos.
e!usto penis mebr 3ei9tt ais teGsn ra!tsraess
9anrt," unt aud tieS nur ais It Gle Vel3farpe
at3es. r9aeienta" mpaen mir lc;ncs frifti-
gen uNs treuen Spiee, fcrie Ieiues gutcn g..
11nsscrIra9es tprssn serjeibeu, tae CT aus hem
~srseiaseo" einen rGc0uistY" matts, ptwobl
alte Suleaten isaf i4wesli@ tie Nam,n ibrer
Jelsbsrrn r%eerbammatlben.
TIM geebr'en acknowledgements mJttca
mir uns tslauttn. cen @atb gu ertttiltn, in ;3u-
tunft, renn rem 3uidauer Sesren in yrfalitl.
ten serssfubrt tperten ielen, pie eas 3immer tss
rSrant" jeeenfaGs cine fem lpNts. ter 81.
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men ait> eiaen 5edebauer fir &anarienpvgl ais
papaseientiFs auf5uottrriytn. s. eiebt
I'M veben feline Aleiniefeitcn unb nod yiel ne.
niger auf Ter 9 Il
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81 ocaite Sans, ~tlaes ein: 1bsatsr-
ser1eauns is s'3cssn, bate bic pen b.r3beattrite.
t on r3ba!ia" hes esutiten 2tIsssrsins yeran|tal.
tste an, 81 tibnadtsabtue. @aasrien nnb gar.
au:t,e hes seriunt: sen 5auiss raren setrGnst
bsiest uap tn pestnpes 0.crinae srfuQte in ben
3piid:nst:su bic .assreI,n.en NGams rer BEN
59entHib.
Git 8crntauas itlaR BOT NAH: Mild 1T ib,em
ltstsn Gbeiit, Ter ercQistn pcGt n2orsn, uue
feline Gdwsttr" nit ibrem ununt.rtrpaenen
Srrabfeuer pru 5is tie tS&1e Ytf,ieeisuns.
r9creus." tisitr ssrl@miste 9tader pen sinsn,
15lp:l, Der 9er;:n y~sreiniot inssm nglumensaltn
3trtridt uab itiaen 3srrn in Ten 5srpnsielasen
lsinet A6bin strrauo;lt, iasem Ct ttn2ietlinstpa>
pasei teEslttn l4 in siae0ase run,maur(tn" ld5t,
Lief has put':fum faut 81 Atbem femmen ror
gaaen. @sin Sriel ststitnte ben uutetbeil:sn
Seifaa. Rem Is erbc!ttn.
Das erRt Stid, .Der altt Je:tbtrr," beldu.
Fs sefast, tia fer i@pa&ss tt&hrif&ts Ra9-
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Dpetpr q. Srtmanl1,
Geutiber Ir3t
in 81. Mrtbony. minne1,

IN 81. Mntbony, Minnel,ta,
5eist biersur9 e%reebent an, tab er isine OfNee
naG rcr Main @tra4e per!est bat, brittle
Gbur, rbcrbalb 5erru lbrmaber Sbompicn uno
9sraee 9eseniber prI, Drug Stcre inter 9tand,.
iiele's 5lu.
Difse'S !unten fnt Wit'aaS srn ba!b Tins tis
orsi utr uno Nbsues ron & bis 8.
Srants. bic ju ,nsit sen bier ~entfernt tprbnex,
I'M DC Statt te|u4ea in ~tUnaen, Inb eriudt,
i9 IN Sriefen an i'm au wrueen uni meresa
pron,p:e Nutrcrt e%rla!ten.
Trifcber Smpfi7pf
IT tets scrratbia. 0ru:ite III %entfe,n: eelraeneu
Nnlteeelunsea, scelde ibre Rinrer qsimrit ~ ta-
Zen runldea. ielten ll& ltriitliG an ID, men-
BEN, 'poIauf cr einea Sag telimmen wi1b an wsl-
dem Ct (e telrht.
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(gerreirentsn3 tsr Minu. Staats1eituns.)
Gben8,pataua, IL. 0ea. 1862,

@staetion Der Staatsjtituns!
Bon &beaematana taSen eie pctl lang.
ni&t eebSrt. &s sel&ie9t bier aud ni&ts seu
Belang. Das Qumterstl9dit i@eint piel ~ per.
ipre&en. Is Nnb witcsr cine Meuse aamrs in ben
rpintries", bic penislens etpas CUR Belstuna
pes Gertebrs bier btitrasen. Die @&lin.ntabu
fanst aud an te0er au uerten. motur@ tas St.
i&dit in prueutten mad Supericr (tinen s.po9n.
ten aufaue ninamt. l1nisre Garmer batm ea>
eur& einen itbr sutsn Martt gang in Der MGbe.
in @uperior be3ablen tie Y,opifpu. uns Grain.
Dealer btinabe 10 bcbe Vrsife tpie in Gbieasu.
sic taufen Gin i'm @inter, uus int Grabiabr; ete
biz Chicago Stsamer bic Minsn-D inritte err.i-
den %f0nuen, re,i&iFen fe ibre 8orrltbe tortbin,
uno MAIDEN tatei Gin iebr eutes @ei&ift. Gs
runeert mid INNER, RAP Ft ni@t mebr Jaruer
IL u~nlerer Y:seao nitetrlaNtn. Die 2umber.
Camps une ter MarEt in @uptricr nreitm f9
i6rmli& UNI ibre Vrooufte, pel9e le i'm Dur@-
i&u;tt 50 Ytc;ent b5ber rerfaufen uie bic ct.
paul Yreiie. rns trauden tarum ni4t sem 3aule
irrt3usetsn, bic 0aufer femmen ale 3u ibnen.
2lber Gle barte Nrteit tes &lea,eu in bielen @alb-
l,ue b1lt putl bic n,eiltn prn elmer NnNeeluna
aier 3urid. s. ftb!t IN her ganjea 2inie trr
5traec ssn bier mad Supe.iur iebr AT ic9enanr-
ten .Stcppins. 5cuies", resr @irtbsbiuier. Die
Stationen Ine 10 lang. hap Gie!e tes Na&!s i'm
5reien eampiren miiNsn, mas I'M @intsr eeraee
ni3t 81 ben Mnnebmlia!eilsa elmer 9ieiie eebUrt.
SUITE Jarm:r, bic V4 an Der @traBe anistdIten.
!Snattn ale ibre Yropuft. burt cine @irtbiGaf
br@ sermertten. unp i3wsr 1T e iest teinenials,
ben Nnirri9en ees 9teiieput!ituus ,u g%euisen,
brnn rer bier reil't it ni@t perwStnt. Gin mar
mrs grs.1aus, Elm gutter StaQ fir bic Yieree 1T
ldcn sisl wertb. no man bas nod gar nitt batts,
uue cine @trabe, tic 10 ffarf tefabrea wirc, tu;e
cisie, |cGte pc& oQein l3sn 0tnus Neis fir Gin
@irbstaused9ift tistsu. u Fae irear lesr.
~aeteure CUTE 9iufsr uno 5ta0unsen All Ter
5traGs, tie o,n ben Staee'4 ont paenien ssbaut
rurben. Gle tpnnen sieQe;@s Manatm einsn
@efaaen tamit tbun, ibn nuf eiasn Grrerts;psia
unt, ME man bier la9t, cine r9banee" aufn,erf~
Jam III ma4ea.
50. 226 Shres oel4ibten 9latt:S it bier ni9t
an5elvmmeu. Da mir Jbr 0.att inter Uias unb
8atm:u MAIDEN, jste ~ein,elne Summer namli@,
j. waree lie @aAerie ni@t pulNanois lein, ,e: n
cine drummer fsblte. 34ten gle alp bic i dte,
u1s eis f~eb!eaesw @ummsru nad3uididen.
Arminius Grab.
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@tn6t< II. Qano<NQOrihten.
Gtaa1
mtuucfptu.
W'rtral,Mtjuto Dffict,1
ct. YcUl. GaEirM., II. 3ea. 1862. !
@lnerol>GcfeM Sir. "A.

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Sf. YeNl. MMs;EM., II. Ie3. 1862. !
@meroI>GeftM Sir. "A.
l. Gammlids Suartisrmsi(e uab Gunm;Ga.
's lenis 'amm!'ihs Verlcu:M, weIae III siue,
aerltt1sn Gi1enlbaft 81 iyeene elmer 3eit res S,'
eilnsrlrie9s fir iresNt !st!te Staatatruppsn fun
girl batsn, tcs9leideu 11n,mtlide nne.1e Ye!le.
nsn, in teren gely i:genc NEEDLES Gtaats,iacn.
thnn'' resr irsent nsIaes Gissrttum, fir ,pslGcs
Ter Staat nuttmab!iG 3abiuna su naGen tai
ge'1n9t lem mag. line aaJew!tis II, ibr eeSiaulses
VerFabrsn Iefprt an e,sjes Viyfau III ter;d.eu.
'sulter Grid: muD Gin srlltdnsiess G.rssiUniB
lin,'ntlibsr pIerrc, Glitter, GrrrStbe, G3eritb
19a'ten, @qurpirnnselude, 1IEm.!iGer, ncrena
ees StaatS 6~efauiteu pecr scr eci Staat5i ebvr<
p:n III Gmrfans eencmnsuen slrifst jsser Nrt,
ben sur Set hts 0auIs austetuu0cusn prcis, bic
@!t BET Gsrrsaeun9 uno eueli9 1ue ouf lem
@tae Ter Nrqu:(itieu genrmmt;en We1cniinee
sntba'tsa. Dtr Ve1iat mus f:rner o%n{ibrcu
bic 3atl eer Yfsrrc, Otter, GcrrSttc, GerGtb-
lhaften, GauiYYi,urssEit uno Mrtif!jster Mrt,
we!de ncb r%crrG:bi1 inb ust1 eiuem Ggaeiduigs
~btrle!tsa uns ib:cs 10 a!1ni1erns eerau els mI,-
!ib r~sranldlas:en Wer;hss. $50 Gin She'll te5
Gissn'bumS rcr!oren sesarsen ii, mug rerycridt
ssnau a%nssbsu. in weld:r Wsije Is. Serlu(t lD
3u9straaen.
2. Sp|Ae Guartisrmei1cr, flare unt
aneers prvlcnen, relae Staa:se0snttum, cr,r
Si9sn'bum> fir :re:Ges rem Gtaatc :3abtung
erua1ttt p'rr, tmYfanssu tnte1, ,pcrcsn rtns
VersN9 an tat Staats . q |eaal CITES %terartiae
G;seutbum, 2eteaeu;ttsI ousssnemmsn, |pjrrt
suriidlefsun.
3. @otonse zen rt;3su SnEsae;ensu Nidht G,s
nuse oeIte9tn. m:rssn Magrsae:n g:ncmmen
'peresa, f. sis' ais E1Iali1 tie y'c3ab uNs ir1cne
ws'her >r'eeruneeu oui Gersituny yru : ienlen 81
Yerbtneern, relds yen Vtrlrnsu il; tsr yiaenlt5a{t
ais Guar :irr,ei Fern, GrmmiFaren, rss; spn Gr!-
den eeIeilet mArecn. 1T terea &Grte Gtoot5si
ssn't"m ceer Giaeuttim, fir tt0;n :3at(nue Der
Steat mutbm'b;id rernniwprtlid, selanst 1T.
A.. GimrtIite &c. |ensn rsreen oNfnsIcrcert>
eieisr Bureau iitsr If ele we!Nes in ssm Oti9eu
s~rv1bute oter l~rt3:li;:te Giaen!tur1, YEN tem
Pc milen, taD es nod lit @eis ron . :ivatpsIlc.
nsa III, 10 pie iter jete tiel:m yeftal su m:e<er.
lauf ense 5antlun9 N~dria! ~5agstn.
Muf 8cfstl ees Commandments CT; Gtci:
Sisar M1lul;cS,
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Der ilrter3eians.c ti?tst ;sm Werfauf. 20 TSs.
ier Stad II. palseri;sttu3 nes: 1GO 10. SeJ}.se,
3Ndsr, atsr Arsu; 1870 rc. pcrtr.siier NV,
Muse'vato 3Hdr; tD GGde ssi;o-0oTee ,ns
~ Wa:tsn SnYa; 80 Niien rs,riI ttsn crrrsts
ltnsn Hafte 81 istr r~ieeriaen Wreil.a: 80 Gar.
e!es Sit,teru:s.r uas &aiIer Sbee ; 50 tp nh
~ $" Si'tsn gcuns 6sIra Gbss; sos h ~
yen Cc!cne rns Grua1caa See; 9 ,G1sr III.
On rbsao tsao" Sseis; $50 Sire win. ma
Si. Sen!s eeut,de SSifs !; $50 Gilen Os.scr
nn' Sainei5 std,fen- Grrpar:s -@tS1is. IN
Poe i'll Ma!lera 50 g." 1aIsra une .s:,,,s.
., A;isn Girair;a Satsf. serlairsste Err,sn.
lU A,ns'' asrnaalenss Ostriirs une Grtnpr ~
tan; oo rp0df'S" sansen pfsFu, 50 M;atsfn
Dse9l:iafn ein VOTES MTcrtiueut ere,,,.;
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@ttet. SlutSapftr: @tasfaeba, ermraencn bel
patsia's Mrrt, rettete Mary Mntsrirn scn Gues
UNI fe fir tjd gu bebalten; 5eobintba. murtets
Rinter (9Rre. Mtarns) unb 0rres; Oyettata
unteeeuteuter NstailmI,bsr; @snursbwa, mar
bel lem guorrsoenebuin rGraseQers 9eme" unit
bliss einem e~iu3s:nen Man, an tr Giraffe tcrt'
bin tn5 2etenslidt aus; @afinYanna tir Mrsb'
truter ted getteren, tbat taS @eini9e hi ter Nis.
eerusbelvnJ eiu:s alttn Maunet, 3peier junsfr
Maeden II. sweier 9naten lei .SraSeaerSbrme."
Su einsr eem Genat am II. Ds3ernter aber"
reidtea @re3ial-9 ct;&aft entipra@ ter Yraleen'
hem gsestren tieies Shells ter Mationa. eefeB'
setuns uao leet semlelteu ale in ie;nem Bets
teFneIids, bic 0spaltttGti9teitsn ter Sneiansr
te;isliGe Nf!cn1ide Dor, raniliA einsn Srief tee
Grntnnillcnsrs ter Suoianeranselesenbeiten. cen
gr;ef tss Seuatcrs @iltiul ~ une FER ttiesn Je'
fraira!anttn Nleri@ unb @inecm, bic @sl@li1t
Der Nir0e, p%:rlammluns in ct. Yaul, cen Sttebl
an Sitlry, Yrm s. Dsstr. tati t, in mrldem Ter
Vri iseut bic @recution pr, 80 Verurtbciltsn en-
rIcEet, uno relaer rurd eineu GrpreNen anSis'
ley ii5ertradt murre uns cine Ntihrift re5 Vrc'
tcfeas rcn rem @ertSr ter 80 gum SIRE uno g.
nes ST sebnjabriser 5oft strurtbcilt 9ntianere.
Die3ctlaaf; entbdlt aud eieGntideieun sesrines
BIS Wr1iceuteu. Gr ia9t: SD Lies cine senaut
N'ifu'e tes prc;e4% protctoas o~nltelea UNI au'
Gift bic 3;nriGtuns Ter trvtal:rGsmait al 6ran'
eusimmtru letsrfiitrten oucreuen. Gj:sen meine
Gtwar:une rareu tlcs ;~ei yen eieier Scrte rcr'
bancen. SLY ertrete nnun cine ferns1e Yrufuns
uns @ueisreeruns a!er Safe an in tenen liz
Stt:sTsuem at W'Ssleiea. ni9t M Nampftn,
1bc;l ssncnmcn battsu. Sci rieier Nla0e, s;er-
sig Tatlc umfaNtnc, ~ttfartSu lid oaep eie tsictn
Wei$e.ldiarer. Sri Giuem scn rieien bate he
6 emm;Nirn lelt(t bic umrantiuns Ter 1rees. in
lOjlbr,9e Dr.iteite(rafe empfctler rnp i1 tefabl
relba;t NET lie Sinridturs Ter antern 80 aut
6r:;Eae, 19. 2e5. SA war temibt auf Ger cine.
Se5t Mot Q milee ;u tarcslu, tab easur@
Elm neuer Mustrud Ter SneianH- 0sinrieIi9feihn
ermntsist mErse, uno ouf her antern nidt NIT
eiNer S!rsnsc, bic III @irIIi9!sit Oraulamtsit
trIre.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-12-27
Gicnftm Accben Dcrlau3t.
Gin outes ttutlhes MGcden. rel9sS lh auf
ale 6ausartsit Sl |ebt, tann ciucn eutsn ytas
ergal,eu tei s. u n m1H.
@ucbeu crbaltcu:
M~u$0e;eiGnetfn
G6wei;erf1ie,
Viais III taten III OAe. Scn;.
9lbn iniiiratprS Mnje;9c.

Mat Diejue9en, msldt 1c:terunseu eessn ssn
NoGlab rer in JrlBenetm SsuaNnten Verlouea
batrn, ins eriuut, ici@e biz 81 Gnbe WiIr3 1862
an m;3 su ididcN, ireem it I'm, l~lntslssn au yer.
msicen. Die Acmini!ratisn :: i@usl mic n,Sslidb
nad Mns;'blana Der G,tl@isis1u9eu vrn en
Ser. Staatsn i9lic6sn mUNst.
Mathias Meytr, Staet Nem.,llm
S1fpt Gator,
GrnR Dietrid,
ytrpplo @snvts,
Muault Nppfs,
Sutauu 81. Mi6asli,.
98iGiam England,
Beueeift Drsrle, Vrrwn 60.
Meolpb &diains,
Jafot S1tes!e,
!Nraule,
Satrb W1uerle, N!ecuet IS.
ss,rbn 3iMmermanr. Nenp;Qe,
41l yuc. Ntrmann,
Muau(t Jru,s, ~
Ct. Vaul, rs. Te;. 1862.
8. v. g ubilia, Ne,niniara!cr.
g. 5cleenee Vlattsr pereen erlutt, ta5 Otioe
amsimal III ecpireu @inn. q cltstlatt, Wti!mnu-
!'e Srrn'N. @hicoao Gslcorarh.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-12-27
Dsutlds6 GAIT uno 8rartins , 9au5
III as 9ton & onst,
Mu9uh NnNt,
ct. IntbpnyfraBe, ct. Saul.

Das fruter scn 9er:n Weter ;3a6 8eb,!ttn.
0alt' une BoareinJbaus r@ arlington 5rulr,s
nseit S1t,~ Sa!cca, pate icy nHterum iibcrncm-
Men emrT,tls bisls5 ernfcrtab:l einaerib,e.c, out
rt'taurilic @tatliNemeEt rem NEctIwcl|eu II. Ter
%9ersi9ttn Sta9nnaa res e%erebrten Quilt ANA ypn
Nah une Ucrn nit Der Ictideruna, rag fiji isrcr
E's,nsr ws1tbea GATE lei mir beiiniih fibleu ipa.
Jur rrrtsHlid,e aite, cute Sc ranfe an Ter
Bar nHe pcFSVSIihs S!NNun, lit he ieuS @cros
AF'raAsn: Sraresr senisbeu lei mir sovite Be-
auen'l!tte't uno ale lrn,t ereentlidsn &rrtbe;:s
psSu9'ia gutter Sult unr iclieer Vriie.
Nugna Nanr
frliber i'm Hormer Octt1."
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81 .nn in QlarEspiQe nit einen, YrcpiIonstrain
scn Murfretttprr. S@Sne @irtbi9att, wsnn
man f. ettpas erlautt. Tie unicnsleute bat,n
piel ~ leite,, une it e unssrsibli@. taB unisr
Greo!unel ni9t f&en ldnsR enersii@ baneelts 70
sebt ee jetc& literal. une tuiro bcFsntli@ bieltr
G@anbpirtbi9aft taio Elm Cube sema9t.