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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-06-14
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BON 5erltprt tperoeu tbnute. Die lcrppbulDl Sd
berie pirb auf Derl9iepene @sile eraeuet !: rurg
Wercurialfrautgeit ,burd ldlcd)te9 q abrun9smtttel,
unortentlige, unsefunbe Didt, 1nreine Nuft,
99ntib unb ihmuBtse @eppbnbeiten, burd aQe
bic 2ebenaener9ie beratfimmenpe 9aaer> uro Dor
aleu Din9en burd seneriide Mu1teGuns.
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TIT her @rnltitutlpn uns scbt uSpn pen Gltern auf
bic 1tnbsr iiber bis 1T bic brittle uab Sterte Gene.
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unb ber innern Srganeu bic Guterfeln> in BEN
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lcrppbulDs iinb, absr bod tDotlib 9enabt tperpen
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meni9lide6 an1ilie p%eeiuirt, babsn ibren ~llrlprune
tirett III oer ierppbul0len Mulage; ll1b niele GER
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ees @ebirus, unb in Der Sbat aler Sreane, ent=
lteben ceer perpen ser19limmert aus erlslbsn
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mu(1en mir bas Blut ourb elm alterirenpes Sell
t1ittel r%encoiren uno es burh selunte 9iobrunss-
r1lttel uno Bewsguns su ltdrtea iuaen. Gin ipl<
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-06-14

Ga Tinf s Sbepbalb, @A
A4Smporteure unb @roBbanbler inzkz
Wetnen, &iQueuren, Giber,
: aa Gt0arren &C. ,c>
Gbenip DeliQoteure pon ertrateinem, ~
N Wbi6fep, md
ar Gabrtfanten ppn G1lia,
nabe benz rWinslow 9ouie," an Gaele~@ tra6e.
ct. paul> : : Minn.
5aben nunmebr auf 2aser:
NB7 We@te tmprrtirte Mbcintpciue, pater-
o. ZIG Mnbii4er &ebeniaft in ben beliebte1ten
- &% ~ Sprten. AEN H-4 a
4c9nac nnb Bourbon mbislcD,
San1aiea Sum unb @cpt9 @bisfey,
s..-'.- 5pudnoil9en Sin &c. &c. "
M.8.1nler @1ie eisenen Jabrtfats 1T uniber-
.rpTen I'M Npretuei ten. aU g
4M s:.gsf w. ri STINT unb Xbepbalb.
5ranntwetn 8rennerei
eli0=fa6ri6 .a.o 5.a
BON @eter y feifer,
@abaDawirabe, benz @urttbaue i9rds
9e9eniiber,
o~ettitirt unb %psrtauft i'm @roBen unb Rleinen
ALE @prten 2iqueure:
&Immel, @s
g.. @a9bplper,, .S.aa'e
ss.ss Mnts=,
g. pftri@s unp
> nt>Sranntmein u. ~.
3h @ei.te 0tqueure Tnt ale aus &oesen %eebraunt.
Terner empfeblt er leinen auseeaei1neten
~. Sru@tzGl1is .- .
~ esni biliefen Yreiien. sri, -. ls
W Der bp@lte Marttpreis ipirb tets fir &pe'
dcu te,ahlt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-06-14
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Dem perebrten beuti9en Vublttum hermit tie
er9ebene Mnseiee, eab i'd in meinem Dc1illerie~
@el9dft -' -.
ben befter uno ~retnften Mbi5fsy
BON Gru9ten f~abrt3tre, uup tets 81 ben tiQt9-
item Warttpreilsn in jeber 4uantitdt ablaNe.
Die Waare sci1uet liG bur9 &einbeit lpspubl
als @ebalt sur ben meiten in ben9iarft eebra@~
ten @tofsn aus nno befrepist auBeroem ourd> ibre
@ pblfetlheit. SHIN &perer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-06-14

ID asbin9ton 6onse,
teuti9es Sat : unp 8carpin9 = @aa8
pom 4eter Saf, ~
ct. IntbpnY TT {, nabe benz uWtnslp,p.
9oule".
Das r@aibineton- 5aus" bieiet &%ofsaneern
unb seleeentli@ &infebrenben an rcmfcrtablen1
2csis unb huubltefester Iafel allies, tpas BON e.
mem 9uten bauie erpartet uirb. 9. @aB.
~ @ute StaQun9en bei'm 6auie.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-06-14
II Der'3
SpmpDunD @rtract IF Sar<
1aDariu1,

sas aQer wirflamlte M-ttel, wel9es bic Gralide
&unf unlerer 3eit nur e~r(innen fann> eesen iene
uberau pe,breitete fatale &ranfbeit. IS 1T au>
lammenge|eBt aus ben frdftielten Mebicamenten,
peide eetosdt tuprofn lino fir bic @einieuns ees
8lutes BON lener ~fauligen 3erleba ING unb fir bic
Nettune ees RDrpers oon be0en 3er|Srenben SOL
gen.. Dssbalb iplte IS au9 nidt aQein CUR Cur
Der Serppbeln angepanbt percen, ~Ionbern aud
BET arbern uebeln, bic aus .bnen entlteben.-
Dersleiaen inb
&usidla9ez unp 5autz &ranfbeiten>
st. Antontus {5eueL Stole ODER Grippe
las, 8lds6en, pu1eln> BrtisL Tleden,
8eulen. @eldwilite, 6le@ten, Sal5FuR>
&cpfz @usiala9, Tinserpurm, Nbeutl6>
mus, Syphilis, Mereurtal &ranfbeiten,
@a0erlu9t S@md@e, DY6pepia, unb
in per Gbat aQe &tantbeiten, bic BON terz
bprbeneu pber unreinem 8lute entfeben.
Der gpltselaube BON III nrtinbett bes
8Iute6" terubt auf @abrbett, benn bic Scro.
pbel Rranfbeit 1T cine Gntartnns bes .8lutes.
Der fptcieue 3ped unb bic Gieenl9aft bieler
@arlapariua 1T: bas Qebeas '1luibunt gu reini-
nen unb III reeeneriren, pbne tpel9es cine eute
@efanbbfit anseRedttn Ysrienen unmSsli& II.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-06-14

SommerzNrran9emfn
1861.
Gbieasp, New-gprf, Sptpn, ct. 2puis, Cairo,
Nep' Orleans sia
SQtnpi6 Central
@alena unb 6. 81. Gifenbabn.
s3age eebem srn Dualeitb al; Gos-grpreb Uni
Z ubr q. 3D., 9suutass ausaenpmmen,
Nfadb Memp,is in 39 Stuneen.
MaG NeprS Orleans lit IS @tunben.
Naa New-Worf in 81 @tunben.
NeG geitpu in SIS @tuncsu.
Yalasisre ccn ct. @aul fiucen s1 Ounleitt sis
3u9s 1aa alien geseupsn i'm > fen unb I'M @u~
ZEN III 8srsit|aaft. .
Dte Nodtsi9e baben Wa0apuS NIT
8etten.
Gbrrug- Gidets au baben at Der Sad1pnFrass,
nabe Der SsSes. 9. s. 6prbes,
MGeut in ct. Narl.
%. sc. @rtbur> @snl-@ npsrintencent, Gbicaac.
%. .. Spbnion, @enl,WaIaeisraesnt, @bieaap.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-06-14

Der Undergraduate Bat fem Qaeer Der feinten
Gtgarren i'm Yreile epn SO bis $65 per Gau@cnb
bureb neue @iufdufe rerpputdnoi9t.
Nauh= l,no Rau=E0bade
oun auet @prten unb prei1en 1inb yorrdttig, nspr~
untcr @ail's befannter beutl9er &au9tataG+
SGnupftabafe,
lit GROCER Mnswobl+
Dentfde Pfetfen,
Bancyz@ pobS,
@erfauft i'm WruB= nnb aleinbanbels III ben til-
lioiten Wreilen. f,. f, 10. &uhslt.
2eber< unb Tin0in0~9tDre
Die Qutersei9uetcn lenfeu bic Mufmerf{amtcit
ees Yublifnms auf i5r buraaua Muss unp spll-
l~tGnpi9es Eager ppu
Seper, Ttnbin96 unb -.a
@attler~ 9artpaore1,
weldes fir Saar getauft %rprben, II. ~ ben nisb-
risien @bieaso- uno MiIpautse- pretleu pbne
Gra@tauffhlas S"srfauft pirb.
gale unb 6 pbelL
@de Der 3ten urb Saint petertraDe, Grfe Gbure
unterbalb Der prestDterianer Stride @t,paul.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-06-14

Spn1nter=Nrrdngement.
9feue Ya11a9ierz unp grprebzTrodtz9in1e,
Setrottz uno miiltpaufie- @iieubabu.
tn Gsrbinrang nit bet
Meuen unb 19Dnen SceonzD differ
uDetrpit" nab uMtlwautee".
Dos DantpflGif uN1ilmautec", Cart. &idjares,
berlaBt ben 0pG AM TuBe rru Milmaufse= 9traGr
jeben Mprselt prdcile 5 ubr (Spnntaas ausers
11on1rnen) unb feDt nit ben 81 eubabn- 3uaet ret
Detrpit= unb Milmaufee<, 0ireut QSejiernz urr
New=yprf Central ail=9tpaD in Sircftsr 9}t,r
b%tnbuns-
anfunft tit Miasara Salts 4 l1br Mprssns,
Mlhens 4 llBr 9sadn.,
Mp-gprt 9llbr 80 81. atts,
9plrn - llbr giaGts.
Oas GarpfihiT uGetrpit", Cart. >Mcg;;r,,
Ncrldbt ben ord Ser 0etrpit< urp Milpaufss-
etlenbabn<Gc. Na9mittess 4 ubr (@pnntaae
arssenrmrnen).
Nn!uuft III Oetrpit lbr 80 81. 9Vpro..
@usp. Bridge 5 llbr Mbenbs,
Mlsan d., = 119r MOp9sas;
8elton 70 llbr45M Mitt.
ya1age<8iQcts: Sia @escl- rter Dampflp,n
haV SItlneH, Q111lplr9, O1Srf> Nnttpfrpe1t, Nrt-
t~erban1> Siserpppl &C. weresn in ber StIce Re,
Gpnpe9nie Ssrtauft.
4aqnete fir irGenb ciren an Der Dctrc;t r:1e
Wilwanfse : giieutobr selesenen plas werner,
prompt unb bi0ig tefbrsert~
Vtan 5ei9ne Trodt: Via D. & M. Il
Diele Go11pasnie %tefVreert Ura6t 81 b~eee1tsus
9ertugfren preilen, ldneNer unb {i9srer, ais ir-
9ene e;l1s anbere @eieli9aft.
Dffse 1T Milmautis $50 Sitpa1erfraBe.
g.. Niemsier> Gal|trey.
SnliusM rStus> @eneral=&sent,
S. 8. IS m q II,
%reiienpsr &ye,t fir te1 gBefeu<
&gpnas Sortes. voaaoier.
W = aa agsrsns, yNt aas y y
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-06-14
Menetablirte1 &ebmie6aeibdft

TT Carver CAREER Co. Wiinn.
Der l1nter5ei9bnete beebrt i4, ten1 eeutlden
Yublifum an5useieen, baB er in Carver Elm
S6naieesse}9aft etablirt bat, in pelSem aue Or
ten ms Sad MISREPRESENTATION y . II, t. bau<
erbaft unp billis ansefertist msrre,1.
9eloneer6 entpfeble i'd mid BEN Tarmern gun,
0e(ala9ea Spu Yferben.
E .l.G @ba5. Oauma!ter.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-06-14
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Naul=SauS
Shasta 6Qn8.

SVNT@W PNNpf
Gba6fa, = : : Mtnnefpiu.
ltnter5sidncte beebreu f9 hermit bonn Yubli<
tum tbr tpobl eingertdtetes, nit alien 8equsm
ltbfetten Der ebenee @altbaus gu empfeblen, pas
sen teinem @tabli0ement, III eirsr Der @tapte an,
WiinneI uta, neber tpas Ginrtatuns np9 Bebonb-
lung anbetrtft, lbertrpTeu wirn.
81 Il Il unb ,6DfItu.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-01-18
IMPORTANT FACTS,

FACT No This Company being duly licensed,
their Machines are protected against infringe
ments or litigation.
FACT No 2.-These Machines make the lock stitch,
alike on both sdes-and Il little less than
half as much thread and silk the chain or loop
stick machines
FACT No. 3.-These machines are better daptefp
than any other sewing machines in the ma, ket to-
the frequent changes and almost endless variety Of
sewing required in u family. They will from
one to twenty thickness of Marseilles without
stopping, and make every stitch perfect Thew
will crcn sew from the finest gauze to the heaviest
cloth, and even stout, hard leather, without
changing The feed, needle or tension. or make any
adjustment of machine whatever. Is not such Is
machine best adapted to family nse' and if
adapted to family Use, why not for every variety
Of light sewing manufacture? For work too
heavy for our Family Machine, We recommend
our larger sizes.
FACT No 4-Ihese Machines make the most elasti,
seam of any seq ing machine in usc-a fact OF
very great importance in sewing elastic goods Of
any kind on bias.
FACT No. 5--No Machine is more dura, le or more
simple in its construction. or more easily under
stood. The reputation Of these Machines wher-
ever nsc, will fully demonstrate each Of the above
FACTS.
FACT No G-Thcse Machines took the Highest
Premium at the Franklin Institute. Philadelphia.
FACT No. These Machines took the Highest
Premium at the New Jersey Stale Fair.
FACT n" These Machines took the Highest
Medal at the American Institute, in the City Of
New York. together with the Highest Premium
for tine Sewing Machine work.
FACT No. . Thcs, Machines took both the High
est Premiums at the Mechanics Fair. Utica, n. Y.
FACT No. l0.-Thcsc Machines can do the SANE
thing generally, whenever properly exhibited in
competition with other frst-class Sewing Ma.
chimes. Eut We have space only for one FACT
m",c-it is the most important Fact of all.
FACT NO. ii.--We warrant every
Machine we sell to give BETTER
satisfaction than amy other sewing
Machine Ia market, OF money re.
funded.
aas Send for a Circular. AGENTS wANM D.
Address
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-01-18

szg~FAHM FOE RENT-The "Foote
Farm, situated abou, miles from Sioux
C.iv is offered 10. rent. There is a good
house, all necessary farm buildings, and
about fifty acres under cultivation Will
be rented upon very favorable terms Ap.
ply to Obed Foo,e, Yankron, D. T., or, j.
Ii. Charles, Sioux City, Iowa. 4w
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-01-18
DAKOTA CITY POTTERY.

NTESSRS ZiEGLER ECKHART. of the Dakota
WI City Pottery take the present opportu unity Of
say to The merchants and public generally that
they will continue in the business heretofore and
having increased their facilities enabled to man
utacturs a larger amount OF stonewa are md O. the
bestqua'it4 Returning thanks for theliberal pat
ronsgr bestowed upon the Old firm, hey
solicit continuance Of the srme for the new and
they will erdearor to retain II ~ prompt execution
Of their orders to which yattend at
all times Give th,m acall.
Dakotacitg n n. Nov II .1SSs.-tf.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-01-18

no Advertisements required to be display ed will
be charged extra rates
Gan. On advert .srmcnts of five squares more for
term of not less than two mont hS u deduct ion of
% per cent. on he above rates ill lie allowed.
nv Yearly contracts, which will be mad. the
most iav, rale terms. solicited
~ TERMS :--tdvancc payment required in all
casts, except under SPECIAL contract
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-01-18

gets of the following "seasonablc inqui
ries." We are not responsible for them,
We only copy for the amusement Of our
readers:
Does it cost anything TO print a news.
paper?
How long can "a printer afford to fur,
nish paper without pay?
Do printers eat, drink, and wear cloth
ing?
II they do. how do they get them?
DO owe for my paper?
Is it not gopd time TO call at the Cap
tain Office and pay up? SO do.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-01-18

A HARD HIr.-Some was INDUCES in
the following
"Fremonts most brilliant charges-uis
charges against the Government
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-01-18
asAIsEsk. SHOP.

'INll undersigned has removed into his NEW
i BUILDING on Pearl street, W here h. Is preps
ed to attesd every thing ed with the tot
rial art In tho most Tas h Oenblc style The
patronage Of the gentlemen of siou. CITY and Wei
nity isrespectfullNsnlioit
ADAM YALk
Ston.Ntts, Me- ith, 'sso-Sn
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-01-18

What was never expected Of Messrs.
Slidell and Mason--That they would be
caugh, "half seas over"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-01-18

1t is proposed TO call the Eastern shore
Of Virginia. which has been restored to
the Union without firing gun un GeuL
DiX's policy. Dixie Land"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-01-18

WHAT Col. MULLiGAN TuxKs.-Col.
MulIigan has not very high opinion Of
Home Guards. He thinks them, like the
Wide Awake. iarincible in peace, and
iHuisi6ie in War
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-01-18
The Daily Nebraskian
Is published aud deii-crcd by Carriers every mv-
ing (M"ndays cxceptcd)
NJ. IL. CLARK, Editor and Propri tor.
TERMS INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
ADVERTISEMENTS

Less than one sluare-ten lines-one insertion per
'iic...... ~ cts
Each additional insertion, per lie ......j cts
one square one Insertion. Gu cts.
Each additional insertion cts
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-01-18

Money is nothing in itself: but it is on.
ly when it departs from US.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-01-18

VERY CoSsIDERATE.-'I say. Phil, who
is the pretty girl saw you walking with
on last Sunday EVENING"" Miss Hog
ges." "Hoyges well, she is to he pi led
for having such NAME 80 I think,
joe" reioined Phil 81 pitied her so much
that offered her mine, and she's going to
take it soon.'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-01-18

Women often lose the men they love,
aad who love them. By mere wnntonness
or coauetry they reject, and then repent !;
they should be careful not to take this step
to hastily, for a proud, hgh.minded man,
will seldom ask woman twice.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-01-18
FINKLE l. LYON
Sewing Machine Co.,
SIS Broadway, New York,

MO PERSON who contempIates purchasing II
~ Sewing Machine for family or manufacturing
purposes, should fail TO send for one of our circu
LAS, which contains cuts and fall descriptions Of
the several styles prices aud samples of work all
OF which we send by mail free. We claim to have
the Best Sewing Machines in the world
for either Family or Manufac uring
iurpOses.-and all we ask is 4 fair trial. Read
the following
The New York herald., 1862-12-23
sral Park severely alone and keep their hands
out Of the city treasury Honesty is really the
best policy and these politicians will find it so
in the end

THE New YORK SENAToRsHip.-F Secretary
seward withdTaws finally and positively from
the Cabinet Il is more than likely that he will
be the conservative nominee for United States
Senator from this State In that case, if the
democrats decide to make separate nomina-
ton, Charles CConor, Esq, will probably be
selected. With either of these representatives
In the Senate If the present Cabinet should be
succeeded by one still more completely radical
New YORK will stand at the head Of the great
conservative movement to restore the Union,
ana supported by the Governor aad the Legisla-
t'lre of New Jersey, the Legislatures OF Penn
sylvania, Ohio Indiana and Illinois, and the
great body Of the people everywhere, will be
enabled to etfectually checkmate the ultra and
unconstitutional measures proposed by the
rabid radicals, aud bring back the war to its
original. and only true object-the reunion Of
che nation.
The New York herald., 1862-12-23

CRAmMEG CocKNEY.-Ths last Richmond
fetter to the London Times, written by that
scamp Lawiey. contains an amusing statements
which, though intended as an evidence of the
Intensity OF Southern hostility against the
North, looks more like sell of the EnglishInan
10y some Southern wag. He says that it IS the
common belief that the runaway slaves who
fall into ou lands will be secretly sold by the
federal g0vcrunent TO Cuba. Now, though tbs
ssredulity o. Tie >outhern masses has been sadly
abused by their journals and politicians. their
intelligence is not 10 be rated quite SO low as
this story wcuid imply. They have been
taught to believe ths' this is an abolition war.
and the most grossly ignorant could hardly be
brought to credit such contradiction. Evi-
dently some one has been cramraing Lawley
after the A,rowsmith fashion.
The New York herald., 1862-12-23

cd. who are mostly serious cases. Among mem wore
about dozen wounded reVs, ons of whom died on N
way up.
From data furnished from certain field hospitals 81 Fsl
mouth, IL appears that the wounds we're received from
different missiles In the Fredericksburg battle IN tho fol-
lowing proportion per thousand casos.Cannon balls,
three shells hundred and lfty five; musket balls,
eight hundred and eight; other weapons thirty -four
The relative proportion Of killed. wounded and missing in
the battle Of Fredericksburg was killed 70 eight
wounded and i've missing.
GENERAL wADswoRTE's NEW COMMAND.
BriSadier General wadsworth has been assigned the
command of the second division Of General sumner IS
corps He leaves to-day for the field Of his operations
OFFICERS UNDER THE INTERNAL REVENUE Law.
Several hundred Of and collectors
under the Tax law, sent TO the Senate to-day TOT
confirmation. These appointed during the recess sf
Conpress
The New York herald., 1862-12-23

best nurseries Of pubnc and private virtue. eaghoued
liberty aud true patriotism
humorous speech pleading thai after notified that
he should be expected speak 70 &c mon Schools
was asked to leave that toast 70 one OF the members u
Congress and be consented, and was willing 70 give
Common Schools to members Of Congress. (soars o.
laughter
The Ciergv-As faithful tsachers o. divine visdon,
their nauenc unyersa may ever be eserted in heanf
OF the eternal sentiments of religion virtue freedom
Rev. DR. SIoRRs responded eloquent speech Marie
de Medics-he ssid-waated to have her heart buried
nnoer inc nagniilceni cathedral OF Cnlosne-so tho
hearts aad bodies New England be buried
under the magnificent temple OF liberty tnis ccsti-
neh AZ Hercules 70 prove his right to divine honns,
was called 10 his great ,bors, the American
people bad to subdue, Grs, the Nemean lion
OF English dominion, then the serpent OF tho
French possessions, then the Armapthean boar
slavery aud this modern Christian Hercules o great
new nation would Te,b ortn and grasp and oer TO God
a. ms great tribute the golden apples OF the Hsspordes
loud and continued applause,
The ninth toast was
The Army and Navy OF tho United ssates-pevo.cd TO
constitution over the rebellion.
In connection with this toast the President read let
Ter Of aoogy from Major General Mcclellan, whose
was hanored with general applause.
Brigadier General responded to the toast. he
followed by Brigadcr General Dwight late lionel Of
tho First regiment OF the Excelsior Brigade The latter
saidWe can only obtain military success through mill
sary criticism. We shall only obtain II through geno
rni We have submitted Tor fifteen months To decay and
defeat and yet not military voice has s,ken OF the
general in command. We have just submitted to great
defeat and great butchery and the whole people Of tho
country are charging il every where bu. where u be
ongsto the general in command He has out ahd
acknowledged 1t. do not desire the gni tine for in
competent commanders, but success be obtained in
no oher way then in the name OF the hundred thousand
buried on the peninsula aud in Virginia. and in the
OF the fifteen thousand VINO fell before Frcdoricesburg
let the guilotine be erected. (iisscs bopo tnat the
giilone will not be erected but that the general will
be found.
The other toasts
The PressThe terror OF dsspots-the plory of free
men, It's nhuence is coextensivc with civaIion--s
power =. unv.iss! as the intelligence of nakind.
Our Sister Charitable 4ocietes.--t aborets q noble
cause We welcome guests their honored representa-
Toe Old Honestssds of New Eug,andThe a bcdes Of
inaust:y aud intelligence, of pey paiotsm; they
fresh in memories and halowed Ia affections.
Wotdan-ihc beat teacaer and guardian OF sound priu
cipes and true happiness.
AZ the hour of midnight the proceedings still in
full blast.