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, 1862-04-10
Death of Lieut.. FltE James O,Bfien.

Death of Lieut.. F1tE James O,BFien.
Lieut. Fitz James O. Brien, Of Gea. Lander's
staff, died at Baltimore, last Sunday morning,
Of lockjaw, in consequence Of wound re-
ceiyed in a skiEn1sh Some two months since.
It will not be forgotten thst, In the combat
referred to, he met the rebel leader hand to
hand. They fired simultaneously, the rebel
officer being killed on the spot. The wound
OF Lieut.. O'Brien In the shoulder Was not at
first believed to be fatal bis gallantry in the
affair was at once acknowledged, BY special
dispatch, By Gen Mcclellan. The wound
continued to grow worse, and after the ampu-
tation Of the arm at the shoulder, lockjaw In
terTened from the intense irritation Of the
wound, and no skill Of surgery could saEe him.
Lieut. O'Brien had but recently received a
neutenancy In the regular service, after volun-
teezing in one Of the New York regiments last
summer. He was an 1rishman By birth, and
came to New York about ten years ago. where
his good scholarship aud fine literary and crit
ica1 taste gave him varied employment on the
press, In contributions to the leading monthly
magazines Of the country, as we'll as to the
daily Journals.
, 1862-04-10

ChRpIalns Of Volunteers,
According to the letter Of the Secretary Of
War to the House Of Representatives, there
are four hundred anq seventy-two chaplains in
fhe Union arInv. OF these there ara fforn
, 1862-04-10

:E1 There Na4: ajtggehaera1 :,sn delivery at
Denver CIT two weeks afnce, and among
those escaped Fas eaas''s MoKee, the noted
Term {rebe1) ranger. !: --- ~:-- =
, 1862-04-10

4 paper published in Vermont has been report
ed to the War Department for publishing contra
band news. 1t was contained in an editorial, and
gaze information to the public So highly i1npoE-
tant to the enemy as any that they con1d desire.
We hare not heard Of fts suppression yet, however
-TaShington Dispatch.
Ofcourse ave have MT heard Of its suppress
sion,' and never will hear. The order is q
farce. Its sole working thus far has been to
give the rebels 4 priority Of news, through
their Northern correspondents, and to keep
loyal people ignorant Of movements they have
a right to know The big papers have been
closely followed up; and the little papers have
for some weeks enjoyed 4 monopoly Of infor-
nation that their metropolitan exchanges
might coyet, but could not copy. Nor do We
imagine that any harm has come to the Fed
er1 cause By these obscure publications. JEFF.
Davis has more important business on hand
than to be studying up the contents Of some
two thousand country wcekles-proVided he
could get them. When the war is over, peo-
pie who now blindly applaud this newspaper
order as military necessity, viii wonder that
the Government could hare taken this course,
JEFF Davis will at least make the wholesome
confession, when he comes to the gallo Hs,
that he has had more immediate and trust
worthy sources Of informstsou than the North
ern press, and there are several official repnta-
tions that wil1 suffer by the light Of future
history. j..
, 1862-04-10

Major General David Hunter, with his staff,
arrived at Hilton Head, s. c., On the 3oth ult.,
and the next day assumed formal command in

Major General David Hunter, With his stat,
arrived at Hilton Head, s. G., on the 30th ult.,
and the next day assumed formal command in
IN order, thus:
HEADQUARTERS DEPT or THE SouTH,l
PoRr ROYAL S. G., March 81, 81.
General Order No l.:
at this post, hereby assumes, IN accordance with
the order OF the War Department., the command Of
the Department Of the South, consisting Of the
II. For Tie Convenience Of military operations,
and the administration Of Department affairs, this
Department is divided into three districts, to be
l. The first, to be called the Northern District,
and Ill that part Of Florida north and east of a
the Gulf coast, just north Of Cedar Keys and its
dependencies, and thence north to the Georgia
RpRs son9R
F. " Benham, twho viii relieve Brigadier Gen
Sheruan), is appointed to command this district,
tute division to be called the First Division Of
the Department OF the South Gen Benhan will
receive from Gen. Sherman a1l charts m1pR, plans,
a1nii maud II IN Ills District. ~ ~
2: Tie second to be called the Southern 1sst39et
cent south Of the said line from Cape Carnaveral,
extending northwest to the Gulf coast, Just north
Of Cedar keys. The headquarters Of this di:tr5ct M
command of Brig: Gen. ]; Y: Brannan n...
9: The third 10 be called the }sstern District,
before described as running north from Cedar Keys
to the Georgia line The bead quarters Of this dis
trtct will remain at Fort Pickens. as It present.
with Brig.-Gen. l.. q: Arnold commanding.
N. "Details how reports are to be transmitted
". TIE staff Of the Major General commanding
the Department will consist the following named
of6cerf:
ctaI: Iier1t E. w. Smith, Acting Assistant Adtu-
tant General; Col. J. W. Shader, Chief Quarter
master; Capt. ]. r. Tu1ner Chief Comm1sBaty Of
! Subsistence.
Mai 4. n Hough, Mni. Edward Wright, Capt.
| D. n. Thompson, Capt " R. Dole, Lieut.. S. ".
| Stockton, Lieut.. Chas. E. Hay, Leut, 4. II. Kin
| zie, Lieut.. A. Q. Doolittle, Aids-de. Camp.
D. HUNTER. Major General Commanding.
| CHAs. G. HALPusE, Asst Adj. Gen.
The correspondent Of the New York Tribune
, 1862-04-10

: IheT are divided among the Varioaa
Eious denominations as follows:
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-04-26
THY EYyYcr OF ooRscIrYrloH.

The kchmcnd Examiner. referring 10 The late
message Of President Davis, recommending 10
Conersaa she Psaaags Of cosscrrt laws. hetahee
it.ef 70 ar'eAmetsca statistics. The result OF the
editors Investigations arc subjo'ncd
The President recommends, by special message
General ooasoription Of all male oit,sens he.
tween the a&e of oxMesn and Awtx,s~,. The
measure would b. compulsory and woold se s.mi.
lar 70 that enforced by probably every Govemnsnt
81 Europe, except that Of Grcs, britain. We
have repeatedly urged this ~ the only jadic,oua
snd elective modr Of estAblishing an army and
preserving Il in completeness through ell vicisai.
iudc~. The experience Of Europe ia the expert
encr OF ell ages and all military powers. Con
.e'iption is necessary to the cStAblishmsnt and
10 the preservation OF ethcient army Sooner
OF la'er the Confederacy will be compelled 20 re.
sort 10 the policy and the sooner the nccessty
Is recognised and embraced. the better Il will he
for the public service and safety
II IL veil T. inquire what would b. the size Of
an army thus created. A very sinple Arthmeti.
cal process will dsclosc the number Of soldiers
which the CONSUMPTION veaid produce. The Zee
population OF the several States Of the Contedey-
acy not wholly occupied by the enemy Is ~ fol
lows. giving only frsrtions Of the population for
those States partially ovcrruu by the public ad
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-04-26

The Tennessee riv-r to a~~sns eoeesnA o. tre
deid
tnsl,.h Journals Ny tie gree. a.vl BATH. AZ
Newport New ~ = most Interesting snd br
liant atIAir and iaud the extraordinary soh,ev.
ments n The Virginia They sAy she gained A.
eary victory over her wooden opponents 1ney
also stats shst The virgsaia VA uninjured. Toe
rsooaassd Tia diecoptinuancs Of wooden ship.
and TO convert ell government ships that will 81
nit Of Il Int machines Of var similar to tn
Confederate ship Virginia, They aiso admit .ast
the wonderful success Of the Virginia show. ,a-
good heads are b charge Of the Navy Department.
South.
tn. London r.mes NY. the real beginning o
the campaign nay now Be witnessed thai tn
trccps In teAsAASn Virginia arc 70 b~ An isl
by Pressdsat fA.ia: nlludes 20 the able manage
nent n he .oafsderste army, and their deter
mipauor never 70 be coEQusrc;. II says tba-
McClellAn's two hundred thousand narcbel
through . desosie vi eerncs the CONFEDERATE
troops having destroyed everything available 10
theA- march.
k/RioHnoso, April l5.--In the Senate today
bill WAS reported by the committee on postal AZ
fairs to incrssss the rate OF postage on single lei
tens 10 Ten cents, Itef the first Of Jaly. The bil
was placed on the calendar.
The committee on dag did 40. report but ~.
chairman aid they would report on Friday. :
design ha. been agreed upon
In the Hoase volaminou- report has been r.
eeised fron the committee 10 investigate the d..
astcr at Roanoke.
The enemy has taken po-.e,4on Of Aon,erey
u ighlAnd county, with force ot four thousand.
All Is quiet in the valley Jaok-ons force be
increasing daily There are no indications Of ~
early engagement. Fierce skrmlshtng IL report
cd on the Peninsula to-day.
The French minister arrived here tonight.
Ricusosp, April i7.-oficisl dispatches .ss'
night from Lee. farm on tn. P.uiBalar. stat
that the elemy commenced a furious bDfnbafu
ment of our linc- a. halfpss, eight YESTERDAY
e.r,.. .~..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-04-26

The tosscRiPrioS LAw.-Secretary Ean
dolph 'clegraphs Governor Moore, of LOU
lana, a. follows
RrcHxosp, April Is, 1862
To Dcs O. Moore, Governor o, Louisiana
An Act has passed both Houses of Coz
eress placing IN the military service OF the
Confederate states, for three years or a.
war, ali persons between eighteen and ,hirt,
five years OF sge. who are not legally exempt
from military service
All twelve mouths volunteers. beiweea
these ages. to serve two years from the exp
ration N their term Of erlisme ii. and al @,
them under eighteen and over ihirty -lse {.
remain ninety days, unless their places az
sooner supplied by recruits The twelve
months men who have no, received bounty o.
feroagh are ,c have them-the farlough l.
h. granted In such numbers and a, suitcd
times as he Secretary OF War mas deem CON
pa'ible with the pablo service.
Re-enlistm.nts, tor The purpose Of changing
from one regiment, battalion, or company &
another unless already perfected b.. ac.ua
transfer are in eaec, cancelled and al al
thority 10 raise new corps are vacated. unles
within thirty days from the rass.g. Of the ae
the organization is complete and has the re
quisi,e number recruited from persons no
now in the service. Companies Of lnfnn.ry
are 10 have one hundred and TWENTY-FIVE
Field Artillery onchundred and ffy. Cav
airy eighty.
All corps Of twelve months volau,eers shs
have the right, within forty days, on a d.,
to he fixed by the commander Of the brig4d
to elect all their officers which they had
rigb, heretofore q elec;--such officers to +
commissioned by the PRECEDENT,
All white ,nAles between eighteen nnd tar
ty-dye years, subject to military duty and
not row in service, are 10 he enrolled and
mustered in and sent to the old regiments.
All discharges from expiration OF term @
service and transfers Of rcenlis,ing to nes
corps will be Immediately ssopped
IsiyBcd] G. ". RANDOLPH,
Sfyesa,y Of Va
True copy.
CE. l. u. t.lour. A. D G.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-04-26

NoTycx 70 TsxASs.-- That thc Texans may
know upon wh IN 20 svcngr the death Of their
ldolizsd NcCulioch, VIC Civ, the following
H0sc Hsr NcCaijoch ras Killed n cosrspon-
dent Of the 81 ouis Democrat IN his account Of
the Pea Ridge battle. SAYS:
McCslioch was killed IN the brush on Sigh.
elevation, By Peter Pelican, private 10 Company
II, sSth Illinois The attack IN which the ubsqui-
tous Hen was taken Of vas led by Capt Miller,
MeCullocA wor, dre~s Of black velvet. pa,en,
leather hieh.sop boots. Ard he had on light col.
or-d broad hfnnrd TexAs hat. He VS. on a III
tic bay horse, Pelican vent up and took a gold
watch, now In possession OF Col, Grcpscl'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-04-26

Thc following bosts VEN scuttied ., Iluui
No, TO- prcv;eus to il sureuder; John Sin
onds, fasoo. peSoso, Red Rover, AdmirAl
Gnmpus, Mohawk. Champion. Mar, and
Ohio Belle. The two latter boax belor gel
20 Cincinnati abolisionisss, bat, having becu
c~ugh. down here WIEN The separation took
pace, Fll into our hasds. sad have bcrn Used
BY the government for twelve months pas,
The amount Of steamboat stock Lost n rear
125o 0oe
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-04-26

Corros T~ies Acxoas rnn AriAsTir.- The
bark Thomas " House, srriotd Vt TIL. pof. on
saturday fro<a Liverpool having on board, Amoag
other tnerekAxdye, .357 bales Of cotton. The
cotton WA snt to Liverpool from Boeton, year
ago, vAlGed a, ~ cents pr pound. II nov
sorth 81 cents Allowing Tor freirh.4, TIE owpc~
will realize preha Of over $50 per cant. Ih- 10
returning careoes -na pros. = Ro,tor Pe,i
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-04-26

THE CosscRIrrios Secretary Ran
dolph 'clcgraphs Governor Moore, Of lou.
lana, A. follows
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-04-26

Rector, Church OF the Holy Trinity Nasty /,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-07-05

1bmel9eno an, 1rte oer S6lpiler meiter
reoete, pob es nur 10 tlappts; aber 70 yiel
tbm Der ou@ ~au6etnouper leaen mocbte,
pob eS eigentlt6 YRi1t unc @dulpiofeit
Don Seoem lei ben armen Menlben ~
belfen uno pem BON ieinem ueberfIu}1e
ob3useben, rno pab, ME &einer tbdte ,pie
er loue, e8 ou6 Gem Nrmen oar nicbt u
perpenfen tpGre> menn ct 1i9 lelber pa5
nabne, tpie BARON mod fsin Jfetder oru,
mlroe, Der Nrme ober eine arpbe }6iIfe
eoour9 babe -- bem Ttidler woute es
bod immer nt6t re6t l1einen; eeltobls1,
par 9eltcblen, ,penn man e5 aud NIT eiz
mem anoern gfamen beleste. 2out 1aote
ct oas freili@ ni6t, ct bdtte es oue5 nidt
fo Don ltb seten f6nnen> !pie sr es fiiblte,
unb Dor ce5 Sdlp0et'5 Munoperfe oe~
traute ct ild ooQerpS fein Mprt III leoen.
Der @6lo6er aber iblpiea eyf ais CT
ben lebten &ropfen aus ltiner aroseu
S9napsfalge binunter9e9cfien 1atie, ais
mad tlnem ssuettiincisen 9Seae ouf Der
@baunee Die Sonne binter ben Beroen
osrl9wuncen >par uno Elm Dprf nit einem
8irtbebauie an Der Strobe Ypr ibnen lao.
Da nobm er lein Teueilsn oout Mifen
uno brlte bic Sans beraue. Die Grautz
bldtter ppm &opfe mari ct fort rupfte bic
bluti9en 6eoern neben benz @Gnitte rea
tno bano oonn nit ;u1amn1enoecrsbten1
@rale bic Seine ;uiammel1. gNoi1 fab,
pob er oa& @elddft nidt gum erilen Male
perrt9tete. gtu fol- einmal Gins Iaaen,
oab bic @ans ni6t nol, nciner Wlubme
in Sberweimar tpdre! lahte ct, 1pie in
Der 1@Sniten Slide 9e16labtetl Tipel,
Glider! 9fa6 Naumbur9 fcmmen mir
beute nidt allo bleiben ,ptr bier uno tbun
un@ paS gu quite. SD cenfe> Ser Sroten
wtro etnerlei l9ntefe1!, ob Cit GGlc}1er
oeer Senono aneer8 pos Nieb tpct Qez
ma@t. Dam{t mari er fem Ucusilrn
mteper auf ZEN Niifen uno IGritt ppran
auf pa5 Wirtbsbou5 los.
Gin oerfu6ter &erl 1T e5 tpdD pad,te
6rttlae> lon9lam btnterrrein oebenp> ,,nc
muBte laden, ct mphtc trellen ooer nid,t, |
uno reoen fam er, naB man fein 98ort
oa9e9en Ia9en barf rpenn man aud, Senft,
e6 mub ancer6 lein!
(Uprt1ebuug fclst.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-07-05
cd q nj IN II ub feifer 8pbeu,
Gtne 5erber9 8s@e E I@t6te.
Don Otto luppius
(fprtietuna.)

(Gprtiesuns.)
@a5 @inetn bod Elm oroentlt1erS1lud
gut tbut, msnn man lan9e ni9t6 auf Die
2ampe 9e9p17en fling Der @@lo1er na@
elmer lan9en 9Getle an, Elm rtGtt9erYome<
ran;en, paS 1T raS rrabre 2ebenS1l, 1pre@
i'd! Trubaor9en5, menn mon nod tei>
men I'M 2eibe bat, pcer wenn lonf einmal
bic Tla19e aus9elaufen 1T, pa 1T e5, ais
ldb bic 9an;e @elt wie Elm $oblenlad
aus, pa trie1en @eeanfen pur1 ben &ppf
mic i6wa3e Gipedieu, oa 1T man 70 per=
prieBltG, wte cine 2ampe, per'8 an, Sel
feblt. uno fQum bat man Ginen binun<
ter, Elm Sroeutli1er mue eS aber letn, oa
fdbrt olei1 Elm anoere6 2eben in bic 8sine
uno bic Nrme, ra trie9t man ,pieber Gou>
rage uno ldbt Nerser unp Summer bon
,re9en Der 3ufunft lein> tpp fie wpuen.
Der Summer orum ma6t'6 pp9 ni9t
ancers. 80 Elm Ypmeran3en - ,penn
nit nod einen bitten, tSnnt's oar ni9t
l6aben! Ct fiblt tn oer ,6ibe unb ma9t
raS Maridtren mod einmal lo lei9t. -
5etnrt@ bate 5tpar ipl@e Grfabrun9en
nod nidt 9ema4t, aber er 1>,einte bod bel
fiG> Der ipre1e wie Elm 8u@. Ct fSnne
Don Slid iaae11 pab er sleid su Mnfanee
70 einen &eile9efdbrten 9etrofen, Don Dem
er wetB ma6 nod lernen f6nne.
Nl6 nun oer @6!ol1er beim erfen
S@nap6lapen, Der f9 in Der @pritapt
Don @etmar 3ei9te, iteben blieb, leine
Glai@e beraus;oe unb fopfidittelnt NIT
beteen 6dnpen in ben @eltental@en ber=
umiu6te, pa lteb IS il9 6einri9 ni@t
nebmen, bic beioen GlaiGen fiilen 3u lal>
len, unp ia9te. {ie wplten es Elm anoermal
tpieber aas9leiden. Der &amerao lief
| ii@ ca6 idon 9efauen, 9pB gum smeiten
Mole Sel auf lein 2ebenalidt uno meinte
Johann, er tpi0e bier einen id5nen @eQ
iiber bic @ielen> fiirser als bic @baulee,
ben wouten iie 9eben. Dlit ren, Je9ten
babe ct beute fein Slid, ,aber er ,poQe auz
ieben, pb Ct ntdt tpaa Nnoeres erptern
f6nne. Su 9insea belize pom Der 9aupt>
itrabe ob, purd Die 19atttsen NnlaAen,
pte @eimar um3teben> unp Gritl@e tonnt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-07-05
Naeuteu Der Winu. StaatS5eituu9.

Nsenteu Der Mtnu. Staats5ettnms.
Mtnnelpta.
oaltinss uno Dafpta 81. 5err 5er,cs.
Wetp lllm uub Brown County ST. Tpr)ter,
ct. Yeter uuc gicolet GtY gB. @9immel,
5i.Nntbpny II. @liuniapplis, 0rtb u. anutlau9,
Carver ct. &ult,
Mantato 8 TT SaHuS 8. 5artmaan.
5tia nater unb Walbin9tun Gts 81. 99eTer,
Winona anb Q4inpna @tY 9r. 0..,eer.
Beusplain 5err Drans y. 9eYberfsl!.
5ar1bault, 9tice &c., 5err 0pttfrteb 0ledenitsin.
Heaps Gambling, $. Duerre.
Neb Using, 5err Jcbu Jrieprib'
Wabalbaw, @ecrg 5uber.
Ga Gro(1e, 9err Sell.
8romnspae 5err SriB @lid.
Buffalo City, QBisc. or. @Aiitter.
5ountain City, Wiss, Gr. 5pubr+
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-07-05
&erntimteS.

Mcglellan'S @er1rDberun9sz
alas. - Da8 Tern9laS> oe1en iIb Mez
Glellan beoient> icll Don ei,,sn. oelcbiGten
&ebellenzSptiter 70 coni1ruirt 1ein, poB ct
ben Teino itet5 cpppelt fart uno T TT E
M(a9t I'm bic 5dlfte gu flein iiebt.
Wenn bunperttauienp ocr IT'D, iteb'n,
@o tbut ct purG lstu Tsrnala6 @eb'n
uno 1pri@t oann: .Dos 1T orau]A
Dort 1teben ;lpc!buncert q uliq,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-07-05


$50 am groBen @trpm bic @i1eln
Dur@ bas bebe &obrfele tlirren>
unb I'M 2aub tes 3uderabprns
Garb'ee papagasen i&mirren,
@ibt bas Neserweib, beu Naden
8unt eeaiert NIT @lastcrallen,
l1nb bas &nab.ein auf tem @9oobe>
2abt Elm @9lummerlieb iie f@aQen:
@4laf; l&laf mein l9war3er &nabe>
Du gum Sammer mir eetcren,
Gb 81 leben bu tesinnelt
ST bein 9eben l9on nerlcren.
S9laf . 19laf, perbii(lt in Duntel
&ubn bir nod Der 3utanft @4reden>
Sur 3a frib aus belnen Erdumen
Birb ber Grimm bes 5errn bid tuedtn.
QBas bic Menl9eu Treube beiben>
QBirf bu ni,nmernebr empfnben,
Durt nur fublt lid's> TOO oes Nisers
@eQen bur@ bic Tlur f@ winben.
9fie ben Tieer ,pirt bu fd1en
Mit tem @u>f BET lGarfen 9auseH,
9fie ben &eisen beiner @ater
gu rem @9lae bcr paute tan3en.
glein, tein Sag tpirb lein sou 3braneu>
Ceine Na6t tpirp lsin auQ alasen,
Wie ba6 Ebier be5 Telbes tpirlt tu
@tumm bas Sod Der Weiben trasen,
@trlt tas 5ols Der @eibeu fallen,
l1nb bas @pbr ben @eib+n i@neiben>
Die Son unlerm Metfe praNen>
llnp in uulerm 9dweib la tletben.
&luee Manner linp bic Weben,
@ie tur9fabren fabn bic Meere,
BliBeselut une @9aQ bes Dpnner5
S9laft it ibrem 9aebsetpebre>
Sbre Wlblen, bampfeetriebeu,
Nesen 1T nit taulenb Mrmeu>
Mter ad, bel tbrer alusbeit,
Wpbut i'm 9er3en fein @rbormeu.
Sftn1als bSrt i9 au9 bic Stol3en
Gid NIT ibrer Treibeit briiltsn,
QSie fe tibn pom Mutterlanee
9oseeri0en biele &lfen.
Mber iiber jenen @oleu>
Der nit Mptb baa @ort selprc9en,
Dab bic @9warsen Menl9en naren,
9aben ie ben @tab ecbrpAen.
@uR ertlinget ibre prebi9t
QBie ei,. Gjptt fir iie aeltprten>
limb bureb lclbes Q,ete5epfer
9lller Welt bos Sell erwcrten;
Ord wie lua oae Wurt i1 elaubsn,
Wpbnt es ni1t in ibren @eelsu?
ST benn bas her @inn Der Qiete,
DoB lie uns gu Gpbe qudlsn?
> bu GROCER @eif uas tbaten
Meines armen @tamm's @eno0en,
DAP bu iber uns bic @9aalen
DENIES 3ornes ause:so0en!
Spri4> mann wir{ ou nilb beiu Mu9e
MuS ben Wulfen su uns .penben?
@pri9, ipri9, mann ,Yirp Der Sammer
Oeinsr l4marsen Qincer enteu?
W9, baS mag 8e19eben, wenu Der
Mill1fppi riidwdrt8 FieBet,
Denn an bcger BaumwpQ faube
Duntelblau bic Bliite lprieBet>
gSenn Der Naigatpr friselid
@dlummert bel ben 8iifTelbeerben,
Wenn bic tpeiben freien YFan3er,
QBenu bic @brifen Men(9en perbeu.
emanuel @eibe'
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-07-05

Gin 5anowertSbu Der
broclrS >par uno feinen Nu5we9 wuBte>
batte itd in Elm Gboleraipital beeeben,
unt oalelbit menialterS 8erpFsaune Su erz
balten. Balp entoefte man jeppd, boe
er po1fommen 9eluno lei, uno man (difte
ibn NIT benz urtbeilsiprude IN S!rrslt {:
~Weaen unbefu9tea NnmaBen6 per Gbc<
lera."
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rQumDen"= Ruittetpcrg.

Gin armer Geu fel 1T vDirie"z 22allb,
Der itredtc bettelnp aus rie 5aac,
Da bat man freunclid ibm es6oten
3ebn Dollar buar IN "Secesh"z "z9ctcn.
Der rm &eufel in uDirie" zSanp
Sat idrefenbletd ilb atSeuonpt.
SD oanfe, iprtbt er fit iuld' NtmoIeu!
9ab' ~2umpen" 9enu9 a1, mei>1en 6clen
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Gpr 5wet tSa brbunbertenoa oat
e8 taum Gtnen nntar 5unoerteu, ,pel1
der Strampfe tru9. gpr fiinbi9 Sabren
war es faum einem llnter Eauleup Sum
gen erlaubt Mbenc8 umber;u!aufsn. goy
fanf3ts Sabren CAB e6 tein eiusiae5 Mloz
9en, wel6e6 feline Wutter ais DteIftm1cz
@en benubte. - Wunperbore Gerbeleru!z
gen oeS jeBtBen wunrertaren 3eitalterS.
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EsS *Hsst1 Wa
Da8 8olf In oDir;e" ">2ono es tviu
Der Us etB en- Breibeit db srfeGten?
> neir, e6 1T Elm er1Ber 3ieL
I'm ea5 bic noblen Sitter rcdtcn:
Der g 9warsen &neGt11aft fir
alle Set
ST ibre Yolme in1 TreibeitS @trett,
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8etanntma d uns.- Sn etnem
Sntelltaen5blatte ftano folsence 8efanntz
ma@uns: uDer Der ben, per ben am Ora@
ben 9efanoenen pfabL wprauf gefanper,
9h@tS In ben @raben gu perfen, in ben
@raben sewcrfen, an9tebt erbalt cine
Belpbnung BON 2 Gbalern,
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Jcbn 9aeecnmiller'S
ptttSbur9 GQQerbierzSQlDr

ede Der Oritten unb gtobert @tra6s.
ct. paul, Wiuu.
Jt ba(te tets eute5 2agerbier, belifate Yran-
PIES, a6te 5aranna<Gigar ausseseidneten
gmmen;baler unb ei!nburger aGle, iOmie anbere
falte Speilen sprrattie.
user 8 n'ht s(auben mill, ter fpn,me unb iiter-
3euse ld. eusr Jreurp
Spbn aaeumiIIer
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sum
YSeibe11 MDler,

9. Strabs ett bem gapftpI
Oisles tpobleingeri9tete @anbaus, lei ben, Gb
geraum'ge Stalun9 teftnbet, 1T bem serebrtfn
seut|dsn pubifunt teltens en,pfoblen. 8ier
Z 0las 1ilr Gents pom belten @ebrau, giaar.
ren abeslasert, peter r5bpnotS
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-07-05

3meip 9e Mu sreo e.-Giue
Dame bate it@ unldnaf perbeiratbet; alr'
pritten Sage. ol8 ite ibren 0atten nn6
5aule fommen ltebt 1blei6t 1e i9 beinz
lt@ binter i'm uno 9tebt ibm einen &us.
Der Monn >paro cariiber t1le uno me;n!e {:
ite perleBe alien Nnitanc. uGergieb! per-
9tet !" rief fie aus ui9 tpubte niAt cab
Du eS worft !"
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Jilnfte (StroEe, 1leben perYpfpffce,
CsNk,> 50 Onh,,

9s1 llntsrSstttucte> frtber Otiteissntbi biimer b
Nsltaa. ations unb Salpcn @el9aftes uSu
Sculs' smpllstlt bisrmit pem beutl6en Yublitui
len lttuss elegant uno crnlfortabel ein9eridtete
atilsment. Su bsmlslbeu ltsbeu benz seebi
tex Heiuder tcts GIT Iienltsu
Die aussendblteiten fsinen siqueure nnb Weini
Silpsrbss, Itets frildce Sescrtier sen ner
teIisttefteu Getrdu>
Nedts impCrtirte Gisarrelt
Gs ipiro lletS mein @tos lei,1 tit ben ssnann
ben A'titeln eas slas ssssianetlte gu pfferiren+
cJpDu s. 2abr.