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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-01-30

In the town of THERE Vas a shoe
maker who had at times wrote the notices
himself. to save The expense of printing.
Here is one
There will be preaching in the pines
this sunday afternoon on the subject, All
who do not believe will be damned at 5 o.
clock.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-01-30

Upward Of 1000 men arr steadily employed in
the Navy Yard at Portsmouth, N. II.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-06-14

Das gn9ros & Gn0etail
nj auufactur= s mpbetpaaren=
Wmppriu1si
Suffice It. TprepQu9b
Orttte @trafe, 8 st. Aanl,
Minnelota,
If bura ben Gmpfans Der neue5tsn
@D1r1l1ter = 2SSQQrera
aui's &ei9baltt9te unb @e19madouQts a~I1prtiri
uno beebrt li9 loIte5 letnen perebrtsn aunoeu CT
sebenit ansu3etgen.
Das Eager 1T nit allen reueu grldeinunaen
Der Sailon aus8etattst uno tietet nan,sntiid clint
WrpBe MuSw0bl in &leiber<
1tpTen,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-06-14
Mebn1t Gub elm el pran+

Ste rebeutlfe StaateconYfnttOn 9Dt
Norp<@ carolina 1T 9esenwartt9 in &alet9b
perIammelt, un Elm 9teueraeieB CUR 3abz
lung per @dulpen 5u crlai1en, tpelde pie
&ebeuipn penn @taate auFup.
Dte1e Convention bat nit grocer Sea-
jprttdt fclgenpe5 @e1eB erla0en:
nDte jdDrltde Steuer fit ale Sf!apen
I'M Nlterz& III SO Sabren betrdot
Dollars ; fit ale Sflapen i'm Ml<
ter BON 1918 Sabren = 10 Dollars;
fit ale Sflasen in Mlter Yon Is - 20
Sabren = Is DpQars; fir ale St!aven
int Glitter Don 20 = As Sabren - 20
Dollars"
DaB Die 9roeen 5%tluyenbalter 1id biez
fer Steuer wtperleyten, Ssrltebt it6 son
1elbit. @te MAIDEN 9eltenp, pab cine
Steuer auf II hltheWeen cine
@erbSbnune aler @runoldge pe8 Grit
fentbumS fell! 90 LANCE ni9ts 5u
Sablen mar fir bic Sflapen, waren pteIa
@t9entbum wie elm tUd Gisb unb nidt6
wentser ols Menlben.; ,penn aber fit
btele6Gteb wte flr auoeres @teuer tsSablt
tperoen lpu, Dann lperpen aus 0ieb
auf einmal lei lhltWe Wel en! >E3as
Do6 Mitoliep Otlmer> lelta Elm @flaz
penbalter, fdlu9 auf Die uGtsuerrermeisez
rer" los, paB ibnen 56ren uup Seben Yer>
eine. Ct 1aote: 0erooe jeue 6erren,
tpelde nun fir tbre StlaYen niDt tesabz
len wpuen, iino Die 9auptwnf;ea9e aez
welen CUR T5rberung Der 9ecelfou. sic
boten ben Staat pur6 piel en- &rfeo in
furbtbare S9ulpen geftiirst. Ste babeu
als @runo gum Mustritte aus bet Union
anoeeebsn> IS 1ei bic @ece1iipn nStbi1
gum be 7eren S1uBs rer Sflaperei. SD,
babt in current etsenen Sntere{1e Die &C.
cellion berbeieeflbrt uno @bulpen unit
Gleno unD @emege! fiber oo8 2ano &C.
bra@t rrup jest bott ibr bic Trsbbett> I'll
&escblung Der Sbulpen 3l perwetgern!
Sd liete bic alte Union unp lebne mid
suritf unter ea6 Sternenbanner. Sd
mar nie fit Secl( iipn> tennp9 ater biz
i'd, bereit> bic Steucr fit meine @flapet
81 be;oblen. s.a. ..
Sa> iA >peree 9erue ale meme Sfla1e,
emansipiren menn cacurh Ger @tanp De
Dtn9e, mte wSpr Der Seee| ion war
mtenerberQe(f eut meroen fam.
Die SfloSerst 1T cie llr1ahe ces arie
ees unp wlr wercen teinen Triecen baten
bis Elm Ylan CUR oundblieen Nblbafun!
Der @floYerei aubenrmmen miro"
Der Nalet9b vStanparD" iGreibt il
SatrcH neS ndGien Gouaerueur5: ga
@plt ppn Nprpcorpliua nit fsineu Wan1
gum @punerueur, bet Die Grwdblun
NbroDam 2incoln'6 als 0ormano henuBt.
cte &e9terun9 nieoerSubre9sn.
Dieier uEutaf" mlbtc un(sre rDroli9e,
@onfDpertrtea sum Niebsn bri,9er1, ,pcn;
ibre STA zen nid,t total unenpf inpli9 nd
ret. M. 6, Eyete 2to.O
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-06-14
0ie Qrpfe Hetirabe.

Die &dumun9 yon @orintb pur9 bic
Rebelen fonnte mad ben, bis gum @ri1ei=
men unlerer lesten drummer parlber BE-
tannt 8etuoreenen Nadri@ten ntdt anbers,
als Elm GrfolB Dpn iebr 3peifelbaf:en,
Wertb betra6tet meroen. Da6 feinpli9e
Deer tpar entfommen, uup bic unlerer
Mrn1ee In &ortntb 3~usefauene &rte98beute
mar dubertt u%nbepeutenr. @a6 (o4 barr
aus ,perben, 10 fragile man, ,penm Beaus
segarp'a Arnee ft@ irteiner neuer Steuuna
ttttieBt. aus Der eS chen 70 lan8e i3ett to-
1te11 miro, fe III Dertretben, tpie aus So,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-06-14
Mmerifa1ttIhe NQ0riOteu&
Sen, 80 Wpol fat bo8 Gpl

Gen MaiorWppI fat bas Cont
manoo oe6 WitttelzD spartemeut5 bss We1l<
Dir, 9ouptquartier Baltimore, II. Gen
Wajor Dir ba5 Gpuumanop 1T Sort
Dionrpe (%bernpmmsn Wabrl9einlt1er
@runo: 6eyr Dir bate %utipn6leutr, tpcls
9e Die 8alttmcre Geeeltpne Nowpics
9en1aBre9elt batten, III Sort We5cnrY eiuz
1perren !ofen.
3u WcGlellon'S Departen1ent 1T
oo6 StuG vpn Nir1inia lIoliA Don,
8~appabonnpd uno pltltA bon Der Gilenz
balm Yon Ureoeridstursb tad Ntbunpnp>
peterobnrsb uup Belrpn ~binsusefiiot
tpDrcen. ....
Tsrlier isDt laut Gjensral : Defebl Sal
lcG'6 BET Stant M}Npuri ausQenpmz
rten bic Counties Milflippt Seen zMuz
brio unp Yeni5cutt in s3utun5 # unter
Gommanrp oon BriAape > General Gcpz
ftelo; @upmcf 2 Wlilipuri uno Mrfanl las
unter Gpmmanpp ypn Curtis.
Mti1ourt auf Der Babn 3ur
Trctbett.-Die Neitot;on fit Gmonz
eipattpn Der Sfiaperet III Dli(1puri ninamt
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Iimenlfpnen an unp
e5 1T bic bette Wu6lidt SorDaroeu, bab
itA bic neu1ndtit 3ular1lnentreteupe
5taat5ccnyeution iur Nunabn,e eine5
plane5 fir oumablid,e NblWaTuns Der
Sf!uvsret 9eBen 0e!rentlGdpieuao rer5
teben miro. Nur Die prpl elapereiultros
peroen fiW bter0e9en itrdubeu.
9eb6sebnbunoert pcu ben BET
Sbilob 9%efanaenen llntcnslolpoten aus
preutiB Di9iiipn murpsn aus vDirie"
entlanen> naGDfm ie tbr Gbrenpprt oez
seben rtdt fer1er 9e9ell ten @loen Be
men ST wpllen. Man LIEF }e fret, neil
man niGt6 mebr fir fe gu leben batte.
Sic 1agen, c5 berri1e a%l9emeiner &aBeuz
tammer lit ~Diris>" uno Die uebergote
let nabe.
Die plagen Der Solpaten*
- Gin Gorrelponoent aus 5aucd's 2a<
9er 16reibt: Die Solpaten baten mebr
an @blan9en, Gipedien, @corpionen,
SteGFie9en u1o 5pljt6den i'll leipen> al6
our9 &raafbeiten. Sniccten uno frie=
6enceS 0ewirm miro folsenoermaben
flalIfcirt: Cine Gipe9le 1T 0let1 flint
Scorpionen, ,wet Scorpiune 0lei1 ether
Steb7ie9e, 3pei Scorpione uno cine 81
oeale 9le{G einem 5olSbod.
Gin pent16er Sberf ais
@eloma1er. Sterf MibalpBN>
Dem es 9elana nit 8eiitano Mnperer
5eder BON ietnem Ne0imente rpe9 gu III
tri9uiren, Ibeiut Elm GROCER uno penta
ja9bafter @elpmader III fem. Gin 9plz
pat er3ablt: nnler Sberlt 1T Elm orpBer
Treuro be6 @eloe6 ltno fir ba0elbe 1T inn
NQe5 fell. Die Mrmeez9 teoulationen Qe<
itatten tbm bas 9alten BON rret Wferpeu.
er bat ieco6 oeren feds, Don benen ntdt
Elm einiises 9efauft it, 1unoern lamu,t
uao lpnoers ben Sloldnper1 abaenpmmen
tporoen fino, Mt bieien pferpen treitt
Ct 5ancel, Bonn nod III Yortaer Wode
p%erfaufte ct EMS fit 100 Dollars. &pmn,t
cine pidetwade pom poiten suruf in'S
Ne9in1ent uno bat einen fetnblt9en Ga
paueriiten pper irgenb einen &eiter oefanz
gen 9enommen, 10 forbert Der Sberif bas
Yfero uao adt Gage barauf fiebt man es
tb1 reiten, es jeop9 ans Commencement
ab3uliefern, paran penft ct ni9t.
Der lte5eder fou fi@, pom nabez
1tebenpen 6reunoen pa3u aufoefprpert
ent(&lp1en babe11, bic Straightforward
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-06-14

@ir babeu fir unlere lebr seraumi8en nsuen
2ofalitaten unlere Ginfdufc segen bic frabersr
SABRE Derbpppelt, lit oeri9tepsuen 8ranhen per>
Drsifa9t tn Der NbiiGt, nnIerm @eI9aIte ems
a1elbe nunn,sb ais pas ausgep. bntelte u1O 9rDbte
in Minnelota, fir bie3ufunft lt1 %pcllelben euten
&ufes uno 8ertraucnS 5u ~erfreuen baben perbe>
ais tpomit unlere Tirn1a eeebrt purpe.
Sir RauIeute int 2anpe erlaubca mir urS bic
9smerfung Dap unlcre Yecin9unBen fur Wicocrt
p~erfdufer lebr eunlttg sciteiit uup ,pir ben bies>
jGbrieen abnorm bilisen GintGufen 3ufplse in ber
Gage iino> gortbeile gu bieten, mic fruber uo@
mic. unier Yartner, 5err 6. Mabler, bat eieism
&c1ort unleres @eIbaTtsS Dpr5ultebea i1bsrNom<
men uno wiro Is in 1ciner sewrbnten QSeile |9
aaSelesen letn la(sn, iuwpbl @bulsiale ais Sc
tailuertaufe our bslonberen 3ufrepsnbeit osr 5er~
rem RGufer 3u efectuireu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-06-14
Cine GnpeHuna.


Der erleu6tete Staot6monn unp oe.
tnnun96tldtise patrtpt POM u8plf6blatt"
bat bic Gntoeduns 9cmadt, coB pie vNewz
yorfer 3rtbune" oas &edbt her frerlider
Secellton be5 @uoens aus Der Union bez
furportet. Da nun bic uGritune" Gin
republtfaniides 8latt it, 70 sisbt er BAR
aus ben @9lub l.. @lmmtlidc Nepuz
bltfa,ter Ino 8errdtber an Bateuance
uno 2. Die @epublifontr ii1b Dclfsbe<
1bwtncler, benu lie baben ben &rie3 ot,z
9eblt@ ongefonsen, uni Die unipn bersuz
itellen, woQen aber in @abrbcit nur Die
Sfloperei ausrptten.
Wtr fra9en pa9eeen: Wenn Der UNI
ftano, bag etu @ republifantl1es 8latt
in Der Linton" nafir 1T, bas @flarenz
balterpod iammt leinen uNi9oers"' in's
@uduf6 Namen eebcn ~ la0en, mpbin
tbm beliebt UNI fpbalo jbn beliett, bic
game republtfonilbe partei 5u @errdtber,,
ant Ga!erlanoe u1a1t was war ponn bic
Demptrotie CUR ;3ctt Der erl ten Grbebune
Der 9fettuion? Mar eS nidt ibre &C.
ammt prede, Die ben @runblsB tez
%fartuprtete: 3'pano 9eeen ben Slpen If
u1cpnittutipnell, war IS ni1t ieber
Democrat, Der 1t6 6i6 gum Sale Don Sort
Counter gu pieiem @runpiab befannte?
Sin GROCER umlbmung fano itatt. @ie
bic Wal1e her Demofratie idmmtlider
Norotaaten, 70 au6 Die Don Minneluto
trat beim ofenen frepelboften Musbrub
oe6 Gerratba CUR SABINE Der Union unp
tbatld@li@ Iber 81 BEN Don Der g e.
ammtbe Der republifaailaen Yarz
tet Elm 8latt, bic uSribune" ausaenpm>
men, Don @nfans AT %eonlequent Yertbeiz
risten @runplaB: @eceMIi 1T
9p9perratb an Der 60 4 l.
tuition! 81
Dieter 1mi6wune faro fat LANCE
Sor Der uumau ieruns zines semil len
ebernalf 'republifanil6en @dnlert9s in
cine ipereipemofratilbe NaGteule /;
er fanD trtatt, neil in Der 80 a Der
nSroltdea Democratic wabrer patriotisz
mus unp @eflbl fir bas &eAt wpbnt
oas nur ourd etnen 70 pfenbaren Grepel
rpte Der Wnsrif auf Sort Counter setpeft
uerpen tpollte.
Senem umidwun9 folete Elm nod ee=
tpalttaerer. Die Democratic, gu Mnfang
oeS &rteses jepem Ginguf in bas Sniff
tut Der Sclaoerei abl olut ent9e9en, befennt
it@ l9on beute purd einen 9rpBen She'll
tbrer pre6e Staat6mdnner unp @enerale
5u Der 1@on tn ben erfen @o9en BE les
$rte9e6 Don ber, 9elammten republtfant<
19en Yartei e%rfannten @abrbeit: Seine
erfolsreide 8%rie9flbrun9, fein superldliz
ger Trteoe, feline Union, auBer pas @erf
Der 3ert6run9 Der SclaSerei miro l9on
)eBt be9cnten uno be9runeet.
Dieter nmldmuus 9elaab nnb sei9isbt
1ettbeut uno tro Bpem Der jun9e 6euz
leb:r unwett Der Staotpolijei feline Sra,
telbube aufAel1la9en.
~Spibbuben ieben l9arf," }aot Der
Menl4enfenner bonn u@olfsblatt" tpie es
i9ctnt aus Grfabrun8, a0ein man mus
Elm Dor Beute9ter 8 a J blinber@ piB<
bube letn, wenr man ber Memterbeute pa<
bur@ batbaft ,perpen gu t1nnert elaubt,
man ais ui&war3reputIitanil9e
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-06-14

rintb? Der &riee 1dien I'D IN Elm enb>
5loles @boos auil5ien unp europGi19e Snz
terDenttcn BAG S9werbt 1etn 3ul lpueu,
irel@es bas @erptrr gu 3erbauen befilnmt
tpar.
Bet bieler Musiidten farf benz patrioz
ten Der Mfutb uno CUR Tredbett fteieerte
il@ bic bi8ber pertefte S6apenfreuoe Der
0ebeQenfreunoe. s}eoen Nueenblif tonnte
ia bic i9ma,ie,- tppber9enpe @%etterpplte
Ger iQoli6en Msbelen>N rmee i9 entlapen,
ieoen @ueenblid bic Na4ri9t fommen:
"5oQed 1T auf'S 6aupt 9el9laseu!"
@a8 .bunn?a Scum bann mar bic,
Belt Der &ade I'd, Bic Belt oes MuSbru1s
Der 9ebetmen GYmpatbte nit ben &ebel<
len 81 pfener &ebeutor i'm Norcen er|die<
men. Damn ,para Der Musenblid eefont<
men, 100 Gas g%e9ennarttSe pemptratt1be
Telb9el6rei Die Contribution rpie leH lit
unit rfe Union uie ie mari" gu Der Tor>
eerunS F@ um9eltoltet bdtte: Nteber NIT
benz NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.! SIS lebe
Der S1pbunp! De- Suoen 1ef fret!
Darauf iannet iie, bic Ser 9m1runs
mar reif ater 9eprieien iet has 9ltise
@e19id!! ptei Ter &el9 1T an uns Ypriiter
8e9aneen. .aH Sly @'.tl a:nfat ii.
IS felt fi9 jebt berauS, baB eS eelara,
Dem Teiace, nodoem ct feline 1biibenpen
@erte in @urintb aufeeeeben> pur6 3er>
ftStun9 Der Gtienbabn auf leiner &udz
Su98linie, bic Tlud,t unm1sli9 3u MAIDEN;
eS felt iid beraus, baB Bic Ttu9t fem
einsigeS Sell mar, caB er Sen &f ouf>
suneb~ idt permodte, bab be5balb
ietn Sc .ordnst BON unlerer nahrlf=
tenoen &..'ee, 9e;wuu9eu warp, tbeil5 biz
WaTen III itreden> tbeil6 mad aim &ibz
tuneen aus chamber 3u laufen.
6bren mir bic 8efdtisung pieler bcrrz
lt9ea 3batia@en in Der Depelhe Bee
&r{esSminifer6 an @ouYerneur Stanley
9err Stantpn betam fpleenpe Depeld,
BON Sen. 5auef, bic er @cuy. Nan|ey
/ Iberlenbet: -
u@eneral Yppe NIT 40, 000Man
1T bis auf 80 Meilen 11pli6 BON @crintf
pprseoruneen III btBiger Ser pl0ung pei
Tetnpes. S9pn bert6tst er bic @efai1:
A%ennabme Ypn 10000 &ebellen unb De
ierteuren BET feinoltben Nrmee. $4,000
| Mrmaturen murpen erbeutet. Gaule END
), Don NebeQen>S plpaten narfen tbrc Maf
t fen fort; ia, mad Nusiage zines Tar,nsro
r gertetb 8eauregarp lelbt ais CT per
= 1abm, oab GIL. @ltpt Die Gilenbab'
auf BET &ldSu9Slinie ;erit0rt> in Ner;weif
lung uno roS perbdnAni6ppQe Wprt fan
, Don ieinen 2ippen: Nette I'D ne
fam! ...,"
n&ette I'D merfannw 70 ,pirI
es nun balo non einem Gnoe reS &ebel
: len9ebiets Bis gum anoern t1nen> benn 81
Nnf6Iun9 uno Gernt6tun9 ibres 6eers
: inter benz unbesminelt1en Beaureaarp Il
! elm @6lag> ben fie nidt iberitebeu fDnner
, IS 1T an fetn 9rpearti9es t,1o 9emein
E flames 6anpeln, an feline planmQBiae Mb
tpebr BON Seiten Der &ebeQen~ mebr !;
E penfen. Mit Der 8rpEen @etira6
ppn Gortntb oerotl6teeet i;0 lie Sic
= beQioa als eine fdnpfenoe Ma9t DON Der
&rie9atbeater. -5
: @cint tbr cine Tbrdne nad, ibr 9e
E treuen Unions reunpe, i'm Nprren, Die If
ldon berett tanpet, eueru alien Norteioe
!, no0en i'm @iioen bic belfence Ureuupf 8
t banp III bieten. Grbibet tbr eud les
i IS mare st }pdt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-06-14

@olfsbelbmturelun9" beseiGnet, mas pas
GsanSelium aQer st eblid II rperpen
mub, rrenn iie penten unO leben molten,
tpcsu th Sic Beten Der Democratic in
In @emeinldaft NIT ben Reputlitanern
befenner.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-06-14
2tn Bic &efer Der @taatS3eituna.

@ett BEN Gineeben unleres balbpS@tnti&en
8lattes erideint bic Msdeuaussabe Der @taats-
seituns fir Sta0t unb 9anb tiebtr, mte friber,
AM @pnnabeno, turn,it, tpie mir 9lauber, aQ-
1eittBem gerlaneen na9sefcmnen tpirt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-06-14
Mucrucmefcs
III.
TrUbltn96< unb
@p11tleter : @Qure1l

bat 1psben Don yteWzyprf
erbaltsn unb p~fferirt benz publifum non CT. Yaul
fuwie Der llmgegenb 1T per rei9boltiefen Muswabl
uno ~ ben ~biAislten preilen bic 9aneluns Sra
.. ". SnQeripQ II. @pmp.,
&@& % 1T tbrcm
,euen steinsebduoc an Der 8. Strase
11abe Der Briife>
g t. YnuL Minue1pta.
Sn Tolge bes &rieses iinb, wte apsentein be-
amt, bic YretIe Der gaumtppuen Waaren be-
beutenb 9etiesen; "a mir aber einen 9roBen Gpr-
roth Don pielen Waaren bateu, Der ppr pcr 9tcts-
uns sefauft tuuroe, 10 lino mir in @tano seleBt,
piele biaiBer III D~ertaufen ais irsenb elm anoeres
@el9Gft 1T Der 9taet.
Terner baben mir
Rleiberffpfe umb @aaren fir
Dnruep,
als Mantiaen, @bawls, GluaFs> 5anolGusen,
@trumpfwaareit &c. &C., 1owie
Eu9e uup @aroerpbe@M rtifel fir 5erren
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-06-14
S9lieblt9 nod. Elm Wort at ben 5erren
QQrpfauGeuten!

@eit ben, Begtnne gesenparti9er 5ailon tabcn
mir I'M fer 5aupt=N ugenuerf auf's Wbplr lale-
@e19dft 9eleet uno iudem bteriu uu1ere 5aut .
Surge 81 entmidsln ; Uir baben biefur Elm @rtra-
Oepartement einritten lafen ,,nb tieten oen Scr,
ren INSTRUMENTATION I'M Qauec ale 0ortbeile
u1,o Seauenlibfettsn, bic tbuen tur Ycn un| ers:
Gcncurrenten IN Ben Hltltben WlGyen pferirt per>
ben tDnnen. lluler 9tpf 1T fitr osn DRY @ppbs
Gptla TT MinneI ota cit, trirfltd grpbartiser unb
weroen es e~rtpabnte Drsrnee III iVrem Snterehe
anecra 5auie 1T Minnsloto mHeliA 1T, mas Mus-
wab( unb 8iltsfeit b~etrift, auU muir anndbarnb
NIT uns cpucurrtren 81 tSnnsn.
SEER Muerba5
Der nit ote1ent Departenent tetraut wprocn, MIR
IS F9 anaeleeen ietn laIen, unisrepsretrteu SUIT
ben 1T jeber 8esiebune 3ufrrpeu st 1tellen.
Suffice & D~prcpeuBb+
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-06-14

als: Mcrincs> Dalenctas, Vlaibs, Delaines,
Varamattas, De Beisc5, Ypil BE- Gspres &c. &C.;
ferner untsrbalisn mir einen lA1nen Dorratb III,
bunter u11p etnf arbi9er Setpenwaaren
uno perfaufea lolNe senau Su New<yorfer yrei-
jen+
l1nlsr Eager III Sbewls, Glpafs unb Mtnter-
Mantel 1T auf's Nci9ite complettirt, unb erlau~
ben mir uns upd|, bic perebrten Damen auf un1er
srpBartige8
BeibzBaarenz u. Ertmmtns9 zN0ortmcnt
aufmertlam 81 n1aAeu.
Sn oerren< Mrtifelu, als: Spufsfirs, DpSfits,
GalemereS, Difels, Grapat!es, 5sn1oen &c. ticr
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half pair Of brogans, complete the ludicrous ap-
pearance of this Indian dandy. Some appear
parading through the camp in the full dress of a
wagouer, others in mixture composing of the
sailors, wagoner's, and the lawyers, arranged ac-
cording to fancy but the avori.e article of orna-
mental dress appears to be the night-cap with its
large frills; some again with only one article of
dress. haze seen an old Indian showing off a
pair of boots to the best advantage, as they formed
the only article of his wardrobe then on his per
son. Indian squaws are seen attired in long cali
co gowns, little improved by the eopious addition
of fish ell, With which the taste or negligence of
the presass ssners besmeared them occasionally,
if they can afford it, to this is superadded vest
a flannel or great-coat. The Dales at present,
form kind of masquerading thoroughfare, where
emgrants and Indians meet, il appears, for the
purpose of afording mutual aid When the Ore
gon emigrants arrive here, they are in want of
provisions horses, canoes, and guides these wants
the Indians supply, receiving in exchange the old
travelling clothes of the DOCTORS lawyers, farmers
Germans, Frenchmen, Spaniards, &C., that pass
through the Dalles on their westward route
Hence the motley collection of pants, coats, boots
of every form and size, comforters, hats and caps
of every fashion,
, 1862-05-31
A Magnificent Picture,

Leutzes $4,000 picture-ordered by the Gov
ernment, and to be placed, not in the rotunda of
the Capitol, as generally reported, but in the
southwest stair-case-has for its title, "West-
ward the Star of Empire takes its way" 1t rep
resents an emigrant train reaching the summit Of
one of the Rocky mountain passes just at sunset
and the emigrants rushing forward to get the first
glimpse of the broad plains which lie below, with
rivers cleaning under golden sky, and winding
away into the haze that lies on the horizon. In
the foreground a group of pioneers on horseback
urge their horses forward to get the sight of their
promised land, and just behind comes one of the
wagons with a little family, an invalid mother,
whose pale face is lifted to catch breeze from the
Pacific, and in whose lap lies a frolicsome child.
Behind comes long train of wagons out of the
shadows of the night gathering in the valley be-
hind. Another group, more restless, have climbed
pinnacle of rocks to get clearer view and wave
their hats to the setting sun. At the right is
snowy peak, the gold of the sunlit snow barred
by cool blue shadows All behind them is gloom
where the msts are gathering, and all before them
a sunny dream. In the border which will take
the place of a frame, are set smaller designs in
the left hand of the upper corner, the Wise Men
Of the East following the star of Christ; at the
right Hercules ceaying the gates of the Mediter-
ranean at tie left again, below is the expedition
for the golden fleece, Moses calling the Red Sea
upon the host of Pharaoh, the raven bearing food
and on the right the spies returning from Canaan,
Columbus with his globe, and the dove returning
with the olive leaf. At the tottom is a view Of
the golden gate, and in an oval at the left por-
trait of Clark at the right, one of Boone-the
whole TO be connected by arabesques, introducing
the fora and fauna of the west The picture is
to be painted in the water-glass process, one
which, while it has the advantage of fresco in be-
ing made part of the wall, gives all the facility
of water-color painting. 1t is that adopted by
Kaulback in the new museum at Berlin, and has
stood twenty years severe test. Mr.. Leutze is
now working on the cartoon for his picture, hav-
ing a room in the Capitol as a studio.
, 1862-05-31
A Loyal Quaker Woman.

The Baltimore correspondent of the New York
Euening Post, writing March 29d, says:
Just before the rebels evacuated the village o.
Waterford near leesburg, they openly avowed
they would burn it to the ground, as it was moth
ing more than a "cursed Quaker settlement" A
noble hearted Quaker woman, whose husband had
been chased from his home by the rebels some
months before. besought gentleman of her faith
to hasten to Col. Gearys camp, some eight miles
away, and ask him to send a force to Waterford
to prevent the threatened conhagration. He had
fine horse, but declined the duty, owing to the
danger of getting through the rebel pckets-
"Lend me thy horse. then," she said. He declined
again. "Then 1 will steal thy horse" she said
"and go myself" She forthwith directed a SER
want to take the horse to a neighboring wood, to
which the owner made no resistance. Another
servant took her side-saddle to the horse, when
the heroine appeared, and mounting the ANIMAL
rode off in open daylight right through the pick
cts who did not stop her, strange to say. When
she got to Gearys camp she met her husband and
being brought into the presence of the ColoneL
she made known. the object Of her mission, which
was quickly complied with, and she rode back to
Waterford at the head of detachment, which
got into Waterford just III time to see the rebel
force leaving the opposite end of the town as fast
as their legs could carry them. And thus this
pretty little village was saved from confagrator
by the resolute conduct of this Quaker lady.
, 1862-05-31
Atnosphere of Planets.

Modern telescope observations have most clear
ly and satisfactorily proved that the planets, be-
sides their own, have an encircling atmosphere.
Indeed, the atmosr heres around the planets are
as palpable to sight as the clouds which float on
our owu. Venus and Mercury are enveloped in
thick atmospheres; in tie former, the air is es-
pecially conspicuous, so that the morning and
evening twilight may almost be seen floating on
it. The asceraned existence of clouds in the
planets proves more than the mere presence of at
mospheres upon them. An atmosphere is neces-
sary to support Clouds but it is not to be identi-
fed with them. Water is converted into vapor
by the agency Of the sun and the wind. This va
por, when it escapes from the surface of the Ii
quid, is generally lighter, bulk for bulk than that
part Of the atmosphere contiguous to it. It rises
into more elevated regions where, by the agency
Of cold and by electricity, it is made to resume its
liquid state, but in such minute particles, that it
floats and forms those semi-opaque masses called
clouds. Great difficulties, however, obstruct in
quires of this nature with respect to most of the
planets. The very presence ofthose atmospheres,
and the clouds with which they are loaded offer
a serons impeachment to any observations having
for their object to ascertain the geographical char
acter of their surface. The great distance of some
of them is a formidable obstacle to such inqui-
res; still, where some peculiar circumstances ia
vor the observation, something has been done in
this investigation.