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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-06-21
ST. panl, 9llnne (ota, :Samaae, oen 21 ;1nni 1862,

l9neQ, bob ben @orbans auf unc trat
pon Dem l6mad erleudteten 3in1mer in
ppQfdnpise Duntelbeit. Der Srt 100
i@ mid befanp> mag srub pper tein,
drmli6 oper reid ous9eitatttt 9emelen
iein, t6 bitte oie6 nt9t erratben t1nnen.
SD trat einen @9rttt oorpdrtS =
Don 9afael be Nran9ua, 1aete cine
tpeiblibe 9timne. SD bins par meine
An!mprt = unp cine !9anp beyiibrtc mid,
Elm Bulen puroe an uaeine Bruf aeprebt
uno bic ,pouliti9lte Torm, bic i9 ie be-
ribrte, mar Don metnen @rmen lanft un,z
| i9lo0en.
&1niainnen biirfen nur im3erltpblene,1
ber 2iebe bulpt9en, waren tbge etn;i9en
@orte pdbrenp pteier llmarmun9.
SD yerlieB ben f1nislt6en palaf unp
selanste ppr bret ubr in Nafael'S 0pbz
nung suriid. @llflibermeile fanp i6
tbn nod lhlummerno. SbneQ ltedte i9
ben Sling, ben bic 2apy Slora mir >piecer
suriidsefeQt bate, al6 ib aus Dem @ez
made Der Dame FAM ,pelde lie ubie S.
ni9tn" nannte, an DON &afael'8 Singer.
Damn ianf i6> pun Der Mufresuns picls6
@benteuer6 auf'8 Neuberite erregt auf Elm
ancere6 @ofa uno iteute mid lblafenp.
= Ni@t lan9e unc er erlpadte. 8alc
entoefte er> paD er Die Stunoe verldlafen
bate uno tpar pollndnoi9 ouber lid. SD
tbat Nues, paS iA fonnte, ibn su berubts
gen. bod BON Merser iiberwdlti9t beidlob
er, Maorio auf einise Sage ;u perlai1en.
@ie fonnte iA cenfen, pab Gin 0la8
Wein mt9 70 idldfri9 MAIDEN iol4te!
Wein? = 81 wuBte natOrli6 nidts BON
pem parin entbaltenen YulDer!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-06-21

6aQen rei6t etne Doit5 J}batarter bin;
bel ba,tnadise1n caaeaen ! miro Die Doils
oerccppelt unp oerpreifadt unp ,rirp np0
Gin 8redmittel biniugefiist 70 miro aud
Der eingeaeiidtefte teue,lz"She-DeviI"
in ben milreltel1 Unions. Gnael umeez
waneelt. Das iheint mobl etmas GiItl,z
bartb'lbe Gurmetbooc, aQein 9c0aa last:
Nu6 Walnn,e5 unp ous 5olen
Wa0lt ru ben Teufel tanne1,, .
Nit StretAeln unO nit &ojen;
Doh aus ben llnterr6feu,. @
&tieBft cu i'm nur npn rannen,
Wenu pu ibn ia9it In SGreden.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-06-21
Il aeutsn eer Dltnn. Staat65eitun9.

ataeutsn Der Minn. StaatS5eitune.
Ullnnelrta.
5altinss unc Oatrta g.. 5err 9er,ce:
New- illm unb Brpwn County 0r. 6pritcr,
ct, Weter uub Nicplet @ty %. o9immel,
g.. .Nutbcny II. MinniaYp!iS, Srtb u. &npblau9
Carver ct. Suit,
Nanfatp y RI 5 }tus 8. 5artntaAn.
Stia pater uno Walbin9tOn @ty 81. @9efFer>
8;npna uno 04ihoua GtY 0r. Slider.
8eueplain 5crr SransY. Seyberlttot.
5arlbault, sRtee Gp.> oerr 0ottfrieo 5lsdsnltein.
9tsaos 9aneins, $. Dusrre.
Geo lBug, 5err Jrbu yriecriR'
Watabaw, gecrS Snber.
ga @rujle, oerr 5el.
8rpwnspile 0err Uriy @liG.
Duiao Gits, QBisc. 5r. @Uilttler.
Jountain @itp, Wi5t. Or. Spibr. .
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-06-21

Gin 6 h6oel als Do9e1,z
i'd III ter<8 I'D 1e. = Giner pon Der
8ance, rie, menn ie ntdt Wasenl6mier,
loncern @ebtrn in ibren'S6doeln eebabt>
Die 9fetellion 9e9en unlere Gteeierun9
ME miiroe beSonnen baben, Elm llpliher
Nitler> riibmte ilb, paB er unter leinem
Nubrwert einen an Spei S6nii1en aufsez
ban9ten Danfeei6dpel ;u fiibren
pfeste, BEN er als @asenidmiers8 s8l9le
bei leiuem 0tf1brt benukte
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-06-21
S. g 6 Il | &C.,
Giqarren- &Gabaksge(6dft
Gde Der Dritten uno Marfet> St1abe,
pberbalb Concert 6aae, r 81
.- ct. YauL Minne( (pta.

Mein reidli6es 2neer atoelaesrter @isarren eer
Spr3Islidfen Aualitdt, biper(er @orten Nau@' ,
Rau' unp @9nupftatafe empfeble id3 ber1 Qeebr'
ten putlifum ct. pauls 3ur eeneisten 8ea4'
tuna. S. @dulBe.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-06-21
l1uipu Spfel.

opn ST. fcnb elmer.
:, sseu ertant> seraun,ig, nit bpben unb freunb-
lten 3inlnlern sereben, .pie oieles 6ptel 1T, bie-
tst e@ benz Neienosn bic berrli9len Bequemid-
te1tsn neben gut bereiteter Soft uub Der biuigten
Seetenuug, ip!pie quite @etrdnts an bsr 8ar.
0sraun,tse @ota!ung 1T bel bem 5aule, unb
oeBbab ben 6arnlern nalnentlieh III empfeblen.
9teienee une bsreuGepGef wer6eu frei puu uub
nacb rtr 9aunung beDrpert. 159
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-06-21
INeper s Brpdma,,,t,

Civil Snaenieur5 uup 2aappermener
cu,pfeblen lcb benz Yub!fum gum Infertt9en non
unD aa>tiren Dun ypts unb yarmen, lowit gum
Nn> I'M, 8erfauf Don Yauplaysn unb 2ancereien.
gluftrdse werpeu prompt uno beltens ausecfilbrt.
@olf 3. Wieyer Souls Srodmaun,
ct. Weter. 9fetps llln1.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-06-21

Gin lunse6 Mdpden mGnldte
gun, erlten Wlale auf ben, &tebbaber>Gb
ter Gonccrcia ibr Salient al6 S9aupiele>
rim au prifen. Ste erbielt in einem &obez
bue'i9en Sultipiel cine fleiue &uue, nelGe
init ben Morten anins: nNpropu6 papa !"
M(it oersr6bten 6er;ensan9ft ermurtete bic
Detiitantin binter Der Scene ibrSttdwort;
eS fam. nno init elmer lietensnircisen
yfaiyetdt blpfte fe auf Bic 8ubne, inrem
lie Dem MitIpielenpeE 3urief: uNprapa
pppp!"
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-06-21

Nuge. 9fab Sean paul 1T ra6
Menldenau9e cine Mintaturarbeit pes
Weltseilfs6. gfa6 S, STEINER linp bic
Muaen Geniter oe8 Semitic Sonne uno
Monp oeS @ntliges> 8pten Der 2iebe>
2idter Der 8e9teroen, 8errdtber re6 Ser
gems, &otb9eber cer Sd6nbeit, Suellen
Der nal1en Seufier. = ueber bic Tarbe
per Nu9en la9t 5ait6:
Gin 9raue6 9lu9e
Gin idlaue6 Nu9e;
2luf ldelmtlde 2aunen
Deuten bic braunen;
Des Nu9e6 8ldue
Deutet Ireue;
Dc6 Elm ldmar;es Nu9en9efunfel
SIT itet8 mte @otte6 Weee buntei!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-06-21
SIT. 2O3.
& q Dr's %nus, /"
Jlnfte StraBe, neben Der ppfoffre,

=. 1JObn 8. NQbr. s
Der untersstbnete> fr0ber Mlttlgentbiimer bea
Seu's' empFsbIt bier!ntt Dem beuti9en Yubl,tum
lem ,sues elegant uno ccmfprtabel einserihtetes
@tati'fement. Sn oen,elben Iteben benz seebr-
tsN Seiuhsr tets gu &isnlten
Die ausgepabtelten feinen 2iqueure nnb @eine,
Siiperbe6, tets friI9es 2aserbier pon pem
beliebteen @ebrdu>
Ne6te tmportirte @igarren.
es spiro itcts n1ein @tps lein, in ben senanu-
Ban Nstifsln eas Aus ssssiebnetlte gu OiTeriren.
eJpbn 8. 4abr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-06-21

Die ]llinne(ota Staots5eitun0,
Sde pcl Oritten unb gDaba1 a ~
StroBe, sime Grepps bo@,
erl1eint jeren Samltas uno totet 3wei
Dou. per Sabr, In 9'orau6be3ablun9.
&inselns Numnsrn fuiten S Cents.
Scotnaln9cn.
Mbpuniren fAnn man gu irsenb elmer 3eit bes
5sbrss; pctb tDnuen bic Dem Announcement uoran<
as5enpeu Mam,nern nidt naG9elanot wereen.
DIR Sube,p pttons= Betras fann in Neten it,
senr elmer sur:n 8ant sineeibidt tusrbtn.
W. QHsun 3elp in resiltrirten Briefen per<
loren 9sbt, tasen mir beu ge1lult bod ni9t in
nnregtitr,rtsu Sriefcn.
@Qe Mttbsilungen, @'rlper II. {. ~. Nub 3u
absreiliren:
Neutbcr S; Grel, Vutliibers.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-06-21
81 + B tier Sale
por e. @. Nnnf.

~ WI NJ " 1tU1tI1
Oritte g Strabe. gesenuber Der Vresbyterian-
Stride, ct paul, Minn.
Sn otetem reu- uno freunbli3 ein8etidteten
gagerbter~S ~Snlopn 1T tets gu baben
gefteS 2a9erbter 2 @las fir $ @entss
Salte Speien unb Seine Gisarren.
G ~ 81 ~
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-06-21

q. S 6. .. 6ilfiuan,
NpDpfatett unp Ne9t6>Mn,p1lte,
empfetIen f9 ibren perebrten beutl9en Mitblr.
aern alS &e6tsbeiitGnbe unb in'S 8eirnbere su,
Wusfertieuns npn urfunteu &c.
Dffice: l1eber 2ittle's 8u4-2aben, Dritt
Stra6e, ct. Yaul.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-06-21
Jobn &aesenmilcr's
Dltt8burg Qa1erbier<@Qlpn,
6ai1bnnS 11,tb &alppu
gum
Weiben M6ler,

9. Strabe untp cit BEN CAPITOL.
Dirles pcbleinseribtete @albaus, Bel benz fb
serGumige Stallung bsfueet, 1T tem rerebrtert
ceutid)en pnbitum belsnS empfoblen. Bier.
@las fir Gents srrn belten @ebrdu. Giaar.
ren absela8ert. peter @6pna
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-06-21

9artes @dniiren YerurloHt oft bic
MusSebrunA en9e @duben MAIDEN &rd<
benou9en uup ;u lei6te &leiper brin1en
Sdnupfen uno 5uften bel.
@teine prepi9t 1T gu Gube; 1eio ca>
our9 0ebel1ert, 9ebet na6 5aule uno betet
oft re6t oncd9tta. (@bl.)
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-19
CO. cs@1.saeEE q. 20 FoQIs. Z; i,u-

In this colneCtiOn cannot help but pay
9 tribute 20 Com. Foote &c a man and bH
dO6osf. he thofoaehly fesliEes the idsa Of
talChrissisa boldier. what HsVelock was
TO the English army, Com. Foote is to the
American navy; have had frequent 90.
easion 10 call upon him, ana though always
finding him IN The midst of pressing bubi-
ness, enough to eEerWhelm an ordinary
msn, hare been invariably resolved with
the courtesy Of q gentleman. The same
ls courtesy and kindness obtain IN his CON
nection with all civilians, cabin boy or
> captain. Thoroughly systematic in his
bnsinsss arrangements, genial snd kindly
in his manners, unostentstious in bis
style. entirely devoid OF pTetsnsi0n, q
= brave soldier, gallant gentlemans end de
gout Christian, be stands out in bold re-
lief &c Q model, which might be copied in
high 6Iaa6s, both In The army and navy.
His Eunbosts aFe the mortal terror Of eve
3. ~ river town ia the 6Outn, and The South
srn papers DO not hesitate to express their
IeSfs "a that direction.
- = Con. Foote, and his skilf1l assist
aats, are largely due the spiendid victor.
ies Hhich have secured Kentucky and Ten
nessoe e the Union If any man in the
service deserves promotion Il IS be. Brig
1AA14 A-1.A~1 ~ .-aJvl 0cAe1a4e uhfe
bssn readily and rapidly nanuIsctnrsd By
Congrsss. What reward do they propose
30 EiGs he nayy Z The mare psssade Of
- fhknkt ia plimenfary without doubt
but Com. Foote's Distinguished and all
imporlant seFVioes have earned fer him
somethinF m0re than mere compliment
Justice requires and the public gratitude
= demands that seme more substantial reeeR
ssition rhsU Be made Of the service he hss
do1s ths RspabliO n its sore houF Of need
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-19


In the House on Saturday, Mr.. bills offer
ed resolution, with whereas that com.
mittee Of 2l had been appointed nins weeks
ago, to divide the State into nineteen Con-
grsssiOnsl districts, from whom nothing has
been heard except rumor that they had di-
yided themselves instead Of the State; there
lore that said committee be ordered to report
within i've days or be discharged and in
that case that q committee Of three be ap-
lPointsii VIC shali have three DAYS in which
TO do ths7Works and that in appointing said
comnittee, gentlemen. shall be selected, II
possible 70 find them, who will care but little
whether they make district that viii send
them to Congress, sior any other man."
The Committee, through DR.. Rsamy, hoped
their labors would not be suppressed; they
would oertafnly bring iofth areport Tuesday
night
Mr.. Hlls thought that the labors Of ths
mountains al men) ought BY this time tC
haEq tl1nght forth q mouse.
TIE resolution ives laid on the table.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-19
CLEVELAND, WEDNESDAY
RAnM mIssnnRL

hOLLA, March 10.
A short time since, On ioipating rebel
movements IN Texas county, Missouri
Gen. Hslleok ordered Eve companies Of
troops and two light steel six Founders,
mounted on two wheels, and drawn BY two
horses, under Col Wood to repair to that
Visinity.
Finding no enemy there, Col. Wood post
ed on to Salem, Fnlton county, Arkanass,
where he encountered q largely-superior
force Of rebels, and after q sharp Eight
routed them, killing about one hundred,
and taking many prisoners. Among the
latter are three COlOnels. .sr
Our loss was about fifty.
The prisoners taken by Gen. Curtis, Of
Pea Ridge, are nov, en- route for 81. Louis,
under proper guard
The report that Gen. Curtiss is in dan
gerOus position are false, and forage for
the cavalry scarce but in other respects
the situation Of cur troops is cheering.
The demoralized and crippled forces Of
Price and Van Dorm are moving South.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-19
This Afternoons Report. J,
FROM BALTIMORE.

H BALTIMoRE, March 49,
e The steamer Commodore arrived this
morning direct from the Burnside expedi.
lion, and reports the capture of NeVbern,
North Caroline, defeat Of the euemyA and
the capture of o large quantity Of artillery
after a hard fought battle. Our loss is
about 80 killed and 400 wounded, our men
displayed great bravery.
A bearer Of dispatches left this morning
for Washington. nEGL5VSL-
sEooED OEsPATOH.-It is reported that We
took 800 prisoners.
Some reports make our loss TO OF go killed
and ESQ to 300 wounded.
The fight took place on Friday last.
There are rumors that one Of our Brig
adler Generals Was killed, but this is con.
sidered unreliable.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-19


sAenes of Sorrento contains the folloWine
beautiful description Of Rome.
"A vision rises upon rs from the land d
shadoWl We zee vide plain, miles and
miles in extent rolling In soft billeVs Of
green, and girdei On ell sides BY bin;
mountAinB, whose silver orssts cleaning IN
the setting sunlight tell that the winter We,
hngsrs On their tops, though spring has
dseked al the plain. So silent, 90 lonely,
50 fair IN iU waving expanse, with its
guardian mountains, il might be some wild
solitude, an American prairie or Asiatia
steppe, but that in the midst thereof on
some billoWs Of rolling land, We discern q
city, soDbse, quaint and old-a city Of
dreams and mysteries-s city Of the ET.
ing and The dead. And this is Rome, weird,
wonderful, ancient mighty once By physi-
cal fofoe and grandeur, mightier now il
physical deosdence and weakness BY the
spell Of q potent moral enohantment.
sAs the sun is moViag westward the
whole air around becomes flooded with 8
lunin0usness which seems 10 transfuse it.
ssh with PerVading presence through every
part Of the city, and make all its ruinous
and messy age bright and living. The air
Bhivers with the silver vibrations Of hum
dreds II bells, and The evening glory goes
upand down, soft footed and angelic, trans
figuring ell things. The broken columns
Of the Forun seem TO swim in golden mist.
and luminous floods ill the Coliseum Is ii
gtsnds with its thousand arches looking
out into the city like SO many siehtless
eye-holes in the skull Of the past The
fender light pOurs up streets dark and i'll
psved-into noisoms AID csVernous dens
called houses, where the pessantry Of TO-
day Vegetate in e0ntented subservienoe.
Z iluminstes many dingy court yard,
where the moss is green on the walls, and
guEgiing fountains fall into quaint old
Hcuiptures basins. Il lights up the gorge
Gus palaces Of Romeo modern princes,
blilt with stones Wrenohed from ancient.
-uins. Isstreams through q wilderness of
hErohss, eaeh with its tolling prayer-bell,
nd steals through painted windows into.
Az1ling confusion Of pictured and gflded
cries that glitter and CLEAN from roof
d wall within. And il goes, too, aoross
= Tiber, and up the filthy and noisome
,otto. Here, hemmed in By ghOstly sd
lstifion, the sons Of Israel are growing
without vital day, like wan white plants
lsIlara; and he black mournful Obslisks
llohs expresses IN the villas around, lt
thes with . solemn glory. The castle
e4. Angelo looks like great transll--
q luminous orb and the statues Or
eas and apostles on the top Of ST John,
Afsn, rleW as II made Of lifting -fre,
aneem q stretch out giorifed hands bf
Weue e The pilgrims hat are sPproaoA- :
1n1s Hoiy Cross across The soft, palpi-
tatses of green that lies stretched like
M vail around itB =
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-19
mORTALITYINTHR ARMY.

" WHahINuIVNi NIdlNIl to
Many exaggerated statements having been
made as to the mortality in the army, it is
Rscertsined from official sources that the num-
Der Of death among the regulars stationed
here, for the quarter ending with March,
1861, was %; for the quarter ending with
June, 80 regulars and 46 volunteers; for the
buarter ending with September, 4s regulars
and 79. volunteers; for the quarter ending
with December, 100 regulars and 2970 vol
unteers. Total deaths 4g9O, of which 100
were from wounds, The above death were
in two hundred and ffty-seven regiments,
including those Of the army of the Potomac
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-19
The Steam Ram Manassas.
Iorras,,ondene CinefnTati CornueFcisi

From an old citizen Of Columbus, pro-
fessed Union man, cur officers have obtain
ed Q eOOd deal of information shout the
much Dragged Of Ram 'tAansssssp twill
be remembered that this prodigy of naval
architecture, visited Columbus last fall
She vas toWed up ths Mississippi by six
slaSmb0ais, ct 9 costl6f S25, 600 It is be-
lisved by those who saw her here, that she
will be failure should she attempt an at
tack upon our gunbOats. She Is otinvul-
nerable 70 heavy cannon, and from the de-
scription We have had Of her strength and
construction, our officers have no doubt Of
their ability to sink her with 32-pound
shot. She7is ooEersd with iron plating,
not railroad iron, ss has been reported in
the North. She draws sixteen feet Of
Wstsr-a drsugh altogether too heavy for
effective work in the Mississippi; with the
river st its present stage, the current is
too strong for her, and she can scarcely
hold her position against it. At low
stage Of water the gunboats can ride in
safety where she cannot approsoh Alto
getheF, there is but little 'consternstion"
among the gunbOst men, as to the destruc-
tive qualities Of the secession ram.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-19
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

AoafAkss MONROE, March H..
The Bestcher is still unfavorable for re-
pairing the telegraph cable. -.
All is quiet here.
Nothing has been heard from Norfolk.
No flags Of truce have been received.
Much anxiety is felt for Col. COrcoran
and the Union prisoners.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-19
FROlI NRW YORK.

NEW 4OAAi AhECa 4os
The World editoriallY gives q rumor that
fredericksburg Y9s was occupied by cur
troops on Sunday. lfi = e M
The steam frigate Roanoke arrived to-
day nom Hampton Roads, che brought 14s
Of the crew Of hefrigata Congress snd11e
I 81 the Cumberland if-aI hrs -iszf'ir ella
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-19

On IN Loss L1DT OF Tas Oixso1 CtrYl.
OOHTIN JED.
OHAprFR xI.ErnE NJ : FIs,ar,,r.r.


CHAPTER XI.-THK EHsAaKMENF.
The reason he'd proclaim aloud to ali the living
Why Greeley wanted The Federal srmy on to Rich.
mond hurled 3. = ran allt '-l
Was that he might with might and main set all tho
And Kin With rcd hoI ion things the whites in that
Their pewspapers with all such news did ever daily
And newspapers do never lie a. all my readers know.
H0S sball atonos vas Opsnsd with an awful Ghout
For the xhisky gan exploded, and the pirates arl
They drank q fOi-gutwhisky till they al got very
And sTOrsibsy,d taksths Yankee ship or hT await
Their Hls6F Boras Cavalry rushed on. and Dsds !
Which hurt NOBODY. {" IS the charge wals too out
udcsii & 9s5a, bgaa who wish, on the doubls
Ofths chain q asfaAptno Colleges Pelton. with,
Then o Null ehaasea his tactics, and he shout
ed aloud in Latini
"Pro bono cui Dor ct ID omne VerbatimI''
Never !. replied Captain Wright, in voice OIL nd
Never viii wbis I've life to such as you knox
Never, While drop Of blood in these ree veins dos
am not sqeh character, I'd Ike to have yOu
"Bully boz, With swsx nOssI' exclaimed seaman
with delight. TEl q lIf1lII8-
"At 'em agail, now captaia you talk to 'sm Quits
IN lssOt an 5vieI' cried O,llulIlsanthsn
in French.
"I won't do that" said Captain Wright, your
mother was Wench. >"
"swei nix cum rouss = said O'MuIigan, this time
IN pure German accent. -.--s -..--- r.. ]
'rYou lie' cried WffghT- ''and IN take your ship
as wilkes should have taken the Trent
O'Mulligso Desiring TO awe the base plebian with
his scholastic lore,
In Spanish addressed MIN, In which in youth be at
grandmother sWOre,
"Ton't yer be sfther surrinderin' the boat, yer
nasty, dirthY spalpanel"
said Captain wright, ''I'n not do that, tell you
that again. !"
frousarUruD,
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RRnAI WAsHINGTnN.

.-iss. WASHINGTON, March ls.
II isAcOnsidered that we have probably
secured great military advantages by the
capture of NeTbern, and places the safety Of
Gen. Burnside beyond question. .--.--
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!. .-T BTssaE,uREaARD..l "a, ]
General Commandinc I
Oonlnting On this, tie Appeal says:'

Committing on this, the Appeal says:
aThexaet limits Of bis Departments,
Whioh distinct, it appears from General
&if1eyshnst0n, Is not known 70 rs.
oesrAls Polk and Bragg VIII be con
: snootedFith him in command Of Tie army
the frmsr msking his hesdquarters Rt
Hnmbo, and The latter probably 81 Mem
phis
qABIfairs now progress, Ge may well
aoEueot hat General BoaureeaFd will very
es6oa reject the oFga1ization and discipline
+ of his army. and increase ita numbers 70
ench - ez-I6nt. tiEBt ft VIA oompafe favor.
abl7 4 efloiepey to the Army Of the Poto-
n.y. Wv
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eENERAL ORpER.


soRRs ~ assume this day the CON.
mahd The Army Of the Mississippi, fS1
8 tie dee Of cur hOmssteads and libeF-
3 tles, g resist the subingation, spolih-
tioa dishonor Of our people. Our
nothand WrEes, our sisters and chill
dran, ,5set Us to do our duty, even ct the
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BellaEd IL Camusnd cf The seuthsfI
Army
GeAl Bsaursgsrd has issued the fol
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