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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-01
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SUUu W. SeDl1
@de ber Walbin9tonz Us rttten ctr.
@ st. Yaul, Minn.
Dem seebrten Yublifum bic ergebenlte Mn5et8e,
then @afen nit alien @orten @bmaaren, ale
@1infen unp 3un9e, @9wei3er unb Simburaer
RGie, Sarpire5 u,p marinirten 6arinBen u. allen
Irten IS iirfen in meinem @alpu a%uf3umarten.
&ofee auf gertanaen. VI
Desslei9en balte i9 tets oorrdtbig: MQe @pr
ten feline 2iqueure, Dcrsi9li9e Gt9arret unb .
.8elte6 2a9erbter.
1 @9wetne= 6i + { fets an 5akt.
Spbn ST. Be1t.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-01

Spmmer=@rrangemen
1861.
ebicoeo> Nen-gcrf, ypltOn, ct, 2cuis, Carr.
Stem > rleans> ria
SQtnDiS Central
9alena unp 6. 81. Gi1entobn.
3nSe ssben scn 9unleitb al: Ias=Grpreb I'M
7 ubr y. 81, Spnntaes ausacncn1mcu.
Mad Mcmpois iii 80 Stunesn.
Nad Nep~ Orleans in IS Stuuben.
9faeb Ncm-Y OFF in 81 Stuuoeu.
Maa Seltpu in 55 Stuilreu.
Yana9lere BON ct. Yaul finnen su Iunlsitb rte
:3use nod aQen gceeuesn I'M Slsn uue I'M @ii-
een in BereitiGaft.
Die Nadts&8e baten Noa9pns NIT
Betten.
Sbrpua. Sidets au baten an Der Sadlpultraf.
nabe Der Qepee. %. 8. Tprbes,
~ Maent lit ct. Yaul.
H. N. Nrtbur, @sn'l= @upcrintenceut, Gtieaar.
W. g. Spbn}cn, @enl~YaIasisrasent, @hieaar.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-01
@tienb1bne1 II. DQmpfbppte,

StIbVpuH4tLlt u.SuWlDIDDDle.
Die ldneQite tir;efe, %nnrssaueinioe oerap.
Nnute na6
mi1maufee, Gbicaap
uro alien Yunften i'm > fen unp Sipen
1T iber bic
2 Milwaufee, ga @rp0e
nnb ct. p aul @t1enbabnz2in
Die berrli6en Ya1asier-8 ppte Nprtbern-8 eas.
&sptuf unb Ocean @aSe laufen oislen Spm,ne,
3tp1,9en ia @role unp ct. Yaul nnp bilesn cine
anebbbaneise 2inie5ur i9Ieuniseng efErberuns spn
pallagieren unb Jra6t.
po1aee 10 niepris ais auf irsenb elmer anbe,r
Hpute.
.3we grpreBSuee seben tdelib ycu Baltimrr.
ap oel Der Nntun1t Der Wtpr1eu< une Mtenetputt
bon St. panl uno itelen in Milwaufee 0estint<
9nngen pet NIT ben DampfidiTen Der Detroit unit
y,lpautee Silenbabn mad @ranc 5asen uup Der
5u9en Der Wiiltpaufee= uno Gbicaap- @ilenbobu
na9 eDlca9p unc alien Yunften i'm Often unt
@uben.
Spectalsg etanntmodunQ.
Yala9lere, pel9e tos Morecntprt auIerholt
St. paul %Serlollen BET ieiner Nnfunft iu Ga @rrls
trrsi9en Mtlraufee uber 9bica9p 5 @tlncrn 70,
oer1etltgen, melbe iber Yrairie pu Gbten aeben
uno IL Stunben Ypr 1enieni9en, wel9e iter Dun
lcitb eeben.
8eieQt Xidets uter Ga @rcGe.
We9e1 Duratidets naa alien Yuniten E5l.d
une lue:t9 tperee man ltb AT
- 8. s, &amiey, >o.o-
:. 9. Chamberlain, : (" e'phe'
s. 81. EimbaQ, Gidet=M oent,
Oiilnaufee.
W.W .Wt Ipn, General Yolnair1-
'.. N9ent, ct. YauI.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-01

Der u%nterseidnete Dat lein Eager Der %feiniten
@igarren I'M Yreile Spn IS bis $65 per Gau 1enb
burh neue @iutGufe perSpQ~l tanbiet,
Mauh= NIB &au=Eabacfe
BON aQen @orteu unp preiien linp pprratbie> nor
untcr @atl's %befannter reutlder Nau9tabad.
S9nupftabafe,
in GROCER Muswabl.
Deut1@e pfetfen,
Toncyz@ poos,
gerfauft i'm Grpb~ unp &leinbanoel 81 ben BILL
lig(ten Vreilen. 6. 100. QMhelt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-01
1860. d = MMEL 8 q 1860
Mt6tgan @uutbern


Detroit Mpnrpe uno Gplepo Bobn.
Dtsle 2inis unp ibre Gertinouuaen tilpen Elm,
Spllltanbtge Jtcute spn 1etrpit mad Gbicaop,
Miltpaufie, 0alcna, 9tpd Selaub, Iutuque,
8urlinetrn, prairie bu gbien, Ga Grriie, ct.
Yaul, Gotro, ct. Hputs, ct. Splepb unb ale
Nputen i'm Melten unb Siiopeltcn.
Muh
mad. Gplepp, @leselasp, pittsture, @beel,na
Stem, yrrf, uub nQen Srteu, mpGiu man anf ZEN
Ser1dteoenen 3mrishabnen spn jenen YlGseu fab
rem sann. Nbfabrt.
6 lbr As Minaten Mittas. 2%iottninq greree
fur Gbicaer unn Nsw=gcrf
tDHtn1t AT 81 Norion lin, 9,45 Gprr1itoa
= Iplepp UNI $50
Cleveland nm $40 glo6m.
= guhaIp I'm 1920
> Gbicaap I'm 700
Stem urt I'm $50
1 nbr Nadmittass. Ioleso unb Cincinnati
@rpreb
fImmt mad Irlesp " A,O5 Nadmittaas.
Glesslons nm $50
Buffalo UNI 4,55 gprmittaqs,
grrf Inn $50 Natmittaas,
Ntele 9tpute 11aat birefte gertintuua III gle,
bela1o nit ben praGtpDQcn Steameru ,Gitu pt
buffalo" unb 1Weltern Wetrcpplis, rad YufaIr.
5 ubr IS Mtnuten Na6m. Nprian uub gne-
fern @rpreB
t0n'mt an gu Mpnrole UNI sos Modmittaoa,
= Nbrian UNI 1000
= @bieoso UNI 700 gprmittass.
Me- &arten fInnen erbalten perren
gu Detroit, in Der Sfice Der Gompaonte.
Gde Ntwaterz uno BrulbzS traEe.
Nte 3ugs 9sben na9 Der @bteasp Belt al,
melge UNI ~ M|lnuten frlber 1T ais bic DON De-
trpit. Snp. 8. Gampbeu.
Oen'l @uperintenbent.
!@.p. anisbt, Meent gu Detroit.
@en'I Superint. Sfice, Iplepp, Juni15. $50.
1861. - 1861:
. =." @ranb @apen Npute.
Die tarsete> btuiate uro comfprtatelte
Qinie na9 sem Saen!
q JAMS Giienbabn!!
;aussenommen IS Dtcilen son Miltraufie
nod @rann5aSen, tpel9e in 6 ,Stuuben
5urufgele9t mertel nit Ben ele>
gdnten 9dmpfun
W lwautte unD Detrpit.
Netlenbe, bic III Milmaufie nit sem atenb;uss
antor1men, tonrsn logleid an gprb eett EFT uat
Ntorgens abretlea u. 9epinnen boourb 12Stuu-
ben ar3slt spr Semen bic iber @bicaep mad, be,u
Sfen reiien. *.E ~
9teie Ne'le 1T aud Der NaturldEnbeit hseen,
70 bic Niosarafale tistea, iseer anesrn NSutt
SDr5ua1ebsn. Wtan fabrt auf bieler einie Don
gflltpautte mad OetrDit, 5amiltcu, @uspenFpn
Srtoge GNiasarabriide), Buffalo, &cdeler, @Y-
raen)e, atom, Utica, lIbanY, New-gort, 8pltpn,
Serento, S9censbure unb Mprtreal.
Ser Yreis 1T biQiaer al5 Der ouf
anrern 2inten.
Rarten ilro in aaen 5aupt<G ilenbabn=S fFceu
eee Weiens au baben.
S. g.. Bbttmpre,
General @eiern Meent, ct. Yaul.
Spbn 9lnore,p, 10
3idet-Msent, ct. paul.
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g. s. 2l6ae,
Suomeltltde ede BON Main= unb Oritter ctr.
cine Greppe bod,
@tnctnnati, D..
g. 81 Mhno

Submeitltde Ode BON Main= unb Oritter Ctr,
cine Greppe bod,
q 9tnctnnatt, D..
@e6lel<@ observation-disclosures.
@pllectipnen unb Musaabluuqen
lsber @rt tn alien Sbeilen Oeut{dlonps.
nseroen BON mir pie 9ewIbnli9 auf Die prpmptelte
Wrt belprst.
Sir % ed Re auf New-gurt @t.Qpuis.
@btcasp> New Srleans urp oupere
9anbe(splabe Der Ser. @taaten FAM, mar, inner
bel mir tas @elp erbalteu.
Mu1 Die mad febenben pIGbe iinb bel
mir W d1 fl in gr6beren, lp>pie in ben flein<
ten Sult1n1e1t su ben btllig t II gpurleu III
baben.
0elber> pel9e an ir9enb eines Der uadfebeu-
ben 9anler in Deutldlanb fir ibre Hednuna
se1n9elanot pber bc5ablt tperpen, NIT benz Bemerfen
Dap mir eapon Na1ri9t gu seben lci, fDunet, bel
MIR III Cincinnati . 9letd erbpbeu wereeu, TO-
ealo toy bic MaGri9t Bonn GinQanae Der Sun,me
erbalten babe, Oa i'd npn meiueu nerld;ercueu
Sa1quiers INNER nit jebem Steamer griefe er=
Daltee, tpen1 Weloer ein9epan9en llup, 10 1T ries
Der 1Gnellne, 1l9erl tie unp biuiglte @ea, UNI GEL
ber na9 Nmerita au ididen.
Mite meiner Sanfters int 9eutieb=
Lamb, &C.,
an BE Sbr 0elo besoblt u,b conu BET mir
erbpben werpen fam:
Mu9 ino bel rielen 5au1ern in europa ieper,eit
Weblel auf mid gu baben:
Srantfurta. W, 5errV, Nteyler, feel. Gpbu
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1862. #5EEEzz=.=z=G5zB 1862
Sonnibnl nr1D St. S1ptn 81. 81,

looA. 1907.
&annibal n,1b ct. Jptn 81. 81.
pionierz Noute mad Gem Wetsn
$50 Msuen meter meili6 uno $50 Meilen nIber
mad Vifes Yeaf ais ireeno cine anterc 8abn.
Die 3~firselte, beauemlte nno bette &oute mad
@t.Sciepb, Qeayenmprtbz &anlae> Netrasfagity,
Smeba, @puncil 8Iu6, fenia II. Nebrasf; Ser
%ritcrium, reil. Soma unb Mi1puri, @al3iee uno
Galtfornien. Is E5 i.
9fad ct. Solepb seben taslid 3uee alb BON
9anital in gerbincuns NIT ben Miltiltppi Yafet-
bcoten, Spn @efen uno Sicen unb in gerbin-
bung nit ben @tasen mad aaen uben %erwdbnten
YlaBen. " 12lss# aaG ssi 8Has.E~
Muf pieler &oute erlpart mar bret Sage
AN 3eit.
Sbruusb~1 idsts mad alien &idtunsen 1nb IN
haten am 8crbi Ter Nprtbern 9inie II. Minnelc ta
padet- @ompaenie, sas @epad mirb nit Marteu
serleben (@beds) unb eebt li9er. gs. sr
q. g. @roat, Iidet-Neent.
s. Qpsmis, 5ra6t-N gcnt.
s. s. u. 5a @en. @upt. =
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GbQ8fQ 61u5,

VVNDIN VWUOf
@baSfa> : > : Mtunelola.
llnter3eibnete beebren lib btermit benz Yubli-
fum ibr tpobl einsertdtetes, nit aQen Bequem,
li9fetten pcrlebenes Wa(tbans 81 s11pfehlen, bas
spn feinem gtabltNement, In eiEer Der 9tdote am
Minneicta, peoer mas @inridtuug nod 8ebanb-
lung aubetrift, i1bertrDHen miro.
IS il t urb 5Ddliu.
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m&affee, 100 Sade Nip, aus9e;et6z
net. 20 @adeQasuaYra, 90. 10 rYudets" Dfo9a,
auserleen. ,,, GppleY Ipwer u. g..
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3uder, so Srbpft priu,a portpricp
urb New=S Orleans. 80 eddie eeltpBOner au ben
nierrisltm Warftpreilsn.
po(eYIppcr II. g..
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. eftllerie<@ eI6Gft
bel Sbafppee.
De1t ssrebrtsa beutlden Yublifum biermit bic
erseesne Nnaet9e, oab i9 in meinem DeOiQerie-
@eIHaft
ben befen uno reinRen DbtSfey
pom Jril9ten t~abri3ire, unb 1tets ~ ben Ibiaia-
lten Warttpreilen in jeber Auantitat ablaIe.
Dle Waare 3eidnet il4 bur1 9teinbeit lowpbl
ais @ebalt Dor ben n%aeilten in oenNtarft eebrad-
ten tUHsn aus nno befr,ebist auberpem burd ibrs
MoblfeilDeit. Spbu 3peper.
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NpItnen150 &ilten, %u2aYer6", 81
SIS, game, balbe unb Siertel. 5a.a nsmq
Gpplev T,pper II. 6 ..
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Seller S Sbeau's
TbUren< up0 Teniterrabmen<
Tabrtf,
Nm Tube ppn Daytpn's BLUFF
binter Der @eifen- 6abrif.
Mir mDdbteu bic Mufmesflamfeit MQer, mclbs
irgenp elmer Mrbeit in nlercr Srau9e benDtbial
Itub, oarauf lenfen, Bag wtr int 9tanh line ~
belprsen ale 2Irteu rpn
Vtauieren, 8iigeu u. planieren Don TuBtDoen,
3lr(9neibeu Don vJlppriue" IL. Sibiug mel
DIES Elm Dritiel Der Soften erlpart.)
3trfelld9en, Musfobeu ppu Geim1en,
ldneioen fir 9telma9er,
Sol3brehleln.
@ir mcrben Der u9en> @ae 5ufrieben 3u 1teueu,
melhe uns Mrbeiten lbcrtragen.
milspaufee & @rairie bm Gbien
Giienbabn.
Die 1hnellf E uno bequem te
Noute nab tenn Sfen.
Man madt bic Neile no6 Milmanfee uni
Chicago pbne WaeaouS pter @epGf 5u pedfeln.
Die %eIeaanten 8oote 80 %ilwaufee, ReY @ity
Bar&agle, prtbernQigb BIT \. Sta6cu
! Iinb NIT b;eler 9inie in 0erbinbuns unb Derla0er
tdslib ct. Yaul um 8 l1br bes Mprgens. Di
3iee balten su Sra lion, Der Capitol @tact Dor
Wiacontn, rs Niinuten at. Ya0o9e 70 biQil
ala auf irteno elmer anpern yabn.
N- Geilenoc erhalten ibr 5ribfud an 8Dr>
Der 8ppte.
Eidets fault man bel
81. Tbpmp1pn,
@de Sodlon~ @trabe uno QeYee.
Borup unb Gbamplin, Jradt- Msenten.
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-Ebee, 502 &ilten uno vGaobie6".-
Snip, g. o., .. s., Splr1a &C., aus9e5eidnete
Waare. @ppleY Epmer ii. 6 ..
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a eoYIes-g alo0n"
@mmtert unb 9eG,

@de Der Dritten uno &obert : StraBe.
N1- @tsts frifdes &aeerbier 2 @la6
5u 5 Gents-
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Cd Tinf S Sbepbalb, @D
gs9mpurteure unb @rpbbdnbler in&A
Wetnen, QiQueuren, @iber,
Gi0arren &c. &C.
Gbenfp Deniaateure BON ertrateinsm
Wbi8fep,
Tabrttanten Dpn @{1t4,
nabe benz r@tnelpm 5puie," an G~aele<@trabe.
ct. paul, : Minn, ID
5aben nunn1ebr auf Eager: -.
Was@ Me@te impprtirte Mbeintpe cine, sater-
lanbil9er Geben1aft in ben beliebtsl ten
9prten. AsM
aoenae unb Bourbon @bislcy1 -
Samaiea Stun unb @cpt9 @bisfey.
49,. 5pllGnoi19en Sin &c, &C.
N.B. Infer @ite eisenen Tabrifats 1T uniber<
rpfen i'm Norbpefen.
BinE unb EbepbMb.
j1auntmein 8rennerei
G(lg=5a6rik
son @etcr Nfeifer,
Wata1bawftrobe Dem Warttbauq 19ra9
oeaeniber,
o~eit'i;.rt unb ~perfauft in, g r oben uub &@leiuen
aQe Sprten 2iqueure:
&ummeL
@a9bolper>,
MniSz,
pfirltd@ unp
anseBranntpetn u. l.w.
@elne 2tqueure llno ALE aus Ncseen e%ebrannt.
6eEner cmpfeblt er ieinen aueeeaeidneten
GrudtzG1lts
u r,r tiQiefen Yreiien.
90 Der bp6lte Marftpreis wirb lets fir &cs'
gen btsablt.
. q. 8 en5bere,
@isentbumer Der
Nprtt. MtI1illfppt Rrol1erei,
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Stearin<9ihter, 100 &iIen, be tie ct.
9ouis. 505 unb i ep. Cooley Iomer II. 5@p.
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fSy1ers unp Sarotnes, so 81 lten auSz
%erle1ene. @ppleY Ipter unb 60.
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&autabat 100 &iten o0orttrt. Gi9arz
rem, 1904 900 inpprtirte unp einbeimiiae.
N,n(pu & n a o., u e.
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@eneral = Msent fir bic @alena= Dunleitb- unb
Minnei ota= padet>@D. VI
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Glitter Bourbon unp GyeeWbiefey, alt
unb sut.-Braubtes> ppQes N0urtment, emit
balteno reinen fransSflden, 2lpfeI> Yfrild, Sir
1Gen, Singer: ~ Seienette" .c.-Metter b OIL
ldnet1Ger Gin; Meine, barunter d9tcr
portpein, @bampaaner1 &C.. #glA
Cooley Tprper rnb So.
Smyrna times., 1862-09-04

need not say is closely connected with the PROPOSE
ton have commented upon. There can be no peace
that does not close out slGUery this continent;
There is to be no peace on this continent, as
believe, until these thirty States are united. You
and may live TO be seventy years old; we shall
never see peace this continent until we sec one
flag from the Lake to the Gulf, and we shall never
until slavery is eliminated from the institutions
of these States. Let the South go tomorrow, and
you have not got peace. Intestine here, border
war along the line, aggression and intrigue OIL the
part of the South She has lived with US for seven
y years. and kept US constantly in turmoil. Exas-
perated by sufferngs, grown naughty by success,
the moment she goes off, Is such neighbor likely
TO treat us any better, with our imaginary line be-
tween U.S. than she has treated for seventy years
whilo she held the sceptre The moment we ask
for terms, she counts it victory, and the war in
another shape goes on. You and are never TO see
peace. we are never to the possibility Of putting
the army Of this nation, whether it be made up of
nineteen thirty four States, on peace footing,
until slavery is destroyed"
This speech pronounced at Brooklyn New
York. the 18th of August. and alludc to it here
lest it may have escaped your attention in the midst
of your other readings. General Scklcs was a
Democrat of the pr6-savsry school, but he has not
read the book of the Peninsular campaign without
making a note or two for his own use.
Smyrna times., 1862-09-04

Dickinson and John A. Dix and to such
steadfast, incorruptible and unfinching pa
triots as Archbishop Hughes, Michael Cor
coran and George Francis Train. THE
Union must and shall be preserved said
Jackson, and would prosecute the war
until the rebellion is utterly subdued,' said
Douglas. The distinguished prelate who
is the distinguished head of the Catholic
Church in the United States, has ranked
loyalty among the obligations of religion,
and called upon the who North to take up
arms George Francis Train, with words
OF burning elOquence, bearded the insoence
of England in its capital, while to Michael
Corcoran-simple patriot and natural gen.
tleman falls the full credit of having ut
tered the very bravest and best expression
of the war.
"'Democrat as I am said this grand
specimen of frank and heroic people,
democrat as | am, will grasp the hand
of an Abolitionist, or Known othing,
who will stand shoulder to shoulder with
me in this war;
"The sublime courage of these words.
uttered IN the face of settled prejudices of
both church and psrty-prejudices that
would have cowed half the politicians i'll the
country-indicate broad and lofty nature.
The sentiment was of piece with his re-
fusal to do honor to Prince, who repre-
sented the oppressors of his race. 1t was
of a piece with the noble resignation which,
when drawn for death, induced the words
Let the Government take no thought OF
me, but do its will | am content to die in
its service, even felon's DEATH Ofapiece
with the grand disdain which refused to
make fair weather with his Southern iailors
by recognizing contingencies that would
have brought him to their cause. We hope
he is reserved for further honors His biog
raphers need expend no more labor in ira
cling his lineage to the Earl of Lucan. Hi
pedigree may safely date from the abov,
expression, for it consecrates him with tn
highest stamp Of MAN"
Smyrna times., 1862-09-04
Enrolled Names Of Duck Oresk Hun
dred.

The following is The list Of enrolment for Duck
Creek Hundred, collected by enrolling officer John
L. Collins:
VIM. H. Abel, Benz. b. Allen. Thos. o. Ayres, Alvcn
Allen' Andrew Armstrong, VIM. J. Allison, Jas. Ii.
Anderson JOSH Ayars w .Artllurs Benz. L Anderson
Thos. AItiE, Jas. AttiT. John NJ Aruburs, Ewd. At
tiE. ir., Ewd Attix of Stephen, Sam'l G. Anderson
John Anderson, Jos. II. Anderson, Jacob II. Alice,
David Alice.
jeremiah Brinion, Benjamin F. Brown, Henry l..
Beach, Geo. w. Beach, Robert ii. Baynard, Samuel
Burris Jas. Z. Black, John H. Bswley, Samuel j. Bu
sick. Ewd. Beck Charles w. Baynard, Thos Buck
master, WIN. II. Baynard, Jas. Brack, VIM. Bishop,
Jos. b. Benson, John Burgers, Henry Bsarns, How.
ell G. Buckingham, John G. Bailey, WIN. N. Bell,
James II. Buck, Jos. Baumgartnsr, Nathaniel Brown.
Chas. A. Barnes. VIM. II. Baggs. Curtis F. Bowman,
Jos. E. Bsssstt. Jas. II. Barnet, JOS T. Baten John
F. Betxe, Chss +. Burgess, John Bsckman, Mishael
BAne Henry Burriss, Nelson Branson, Benz F. Black
islon, Ben ID. Burrows JAS Burris, Jno. Burris, Ed
Burrows. Ebenezer Burrows, Thos E. Bailey, VIM
b. Bowman, VIM. w. Buckmaster, Samp Bilde rback
4 Sam'l w. Boyles. Wesley Blades, John Blades, Jas
V. Boyer, Stephen J. Barcus, Jas. B. Boyer, WIN. H
Boyer, John A. Brown, Wm.J. Blackiston, Andrew
BostWick, Joshua Brown, Jas. Boggs, John b. Bacon
John J. Benn, Abraham Brown, Albert Brown, Thos
Bennett. Clayton F. Burgess, Lafayette L. Bush
JOS. s. Boyles. George Boyles, VIM. II. Bloomcr.
II t.ve4 ~. &C '.s..
II John +. Collins, VIM. B, Collins, Robert Cook
John s. cOnley, George w, Cotton, Jas. II. Cotton
VIM. Clothier, David J. Cufnmins, Risden L. Cross
ley, VIM. r. Cooper, Robert II. Cummins. Ebenezel
Crossley, DR.. Jas. Il. Cawsou Andrew C. Crow, John
COsden. Ewd. X. COppage. VIM. J. Carrow, Thos. NJ
Coy, Henry Curry, Joseph eIarrow, VIM, NJ. Carrow
RObi, e. Carly, Thos, E. Carly, John II. Cathcart
! chas. w. Carr. John b. Cooper, Wa. cahoon, Hugl
coasns s4n'I Salts, GsSrs.i ., calsrs,A ps, VIA
- ia4 Ht#
Smyrna times., 1862-09-04

the serious respect of the people drought the South
ern States.
When the proper moment shall arrive for such
step, we believe the President will take it, and we do
not believe he will be concerned into taking it a
single day sooner than his own judgement tells him
it can be taken with effect and be made instrument
tai in preserving the Unisn.-N. Y Times.
Smyrna times., 1862-09-04
POETR Y.
Written for the Smyrna Times"
The Last Words of Gen. M'Oook.
by HENRY J. SAVAGE.

am dons with life; yes, this ends it all. Yo,
and part now, but the loss of ten thousand live
such as yours and mine would be nothing, if thei
sacrifice would but save such Government as ours
--MCooK.
God of the upright and the just
God of the volunteer!
God of our common kindred dust,
And of the widows tear!
A sentiment SO truly pure
(Heaven-born and sublime)
Can well the wreck of worlds endure
Until the end of time.
Until the end of time ali, yes,
Until the soul, set free,
shall wing its way above, to bliss
Its Immortality!
And let it be engraven bright
Upon each standard, where
At early morn it drinks the light,
And quaffs the ev'ning air.
Twill teach each freeman to begin,
Amid the battles smoke,
And nerve tremendous in the din
The quick avenging stroke;
For brothers of the Union, brave,
Why court few short hours,
If by our death we can but save
This noble land of ours?
'Tis this we live for-nothing else
A country one and free;
The true hearts only recompense
Is given all to thee.
And if We bannot got the boon,
Nor Wrong nor Error tame,
We care not then, alas, how soon
Death comes TO hide the shame.
Think of M'Cook, rush on We brave!
Why court few short hours.
If by our death we can but save
This noble land of ours.
SaGOlk, Virginia.
Smyrna times., 1862-09-04

Tee Supreme Court has decided that
minor who enlists in the army, cannot be
promoted to major. zfes
Smyrna times., 1862-09-04

The Navy Department has issued gen.
eral order announcing the death Of Admiral
Read as aa:f
Smyrna times., 1862-09-04

John Young, David Yerkes.
Smyrna times., 1862-09-04

Othnisl Mustard, Horace r. Mustard, Adams
MahOod. Henry Myers, Thomas Mcdowell, William
Miller, McIllwan. Thomas b. Megear, Charles II.
Messick, James MallalOiu. Sswell Morrow, JAMES
G. Meredith, Joseph w. Mariner, Samuel Mount,
DIR. Charles l.. Mahon. Thomas Miller, John B.
Mannering, John MillaWay William II. Mannerng,
Alexander McCOnaghy, Edward Mcdonald, Dr.
William A. McKown. David Morgan, William Nc.
kinney, Daniel Msgsar. william Msrsdisih Joseph
Smyrna times., 1862-09-04

am dOns with life; yes, this ends it all. You
and part now, but the loss of ten thousand lives
such as yours and mine would be nothing, if their
sacrifice would but save such Government as ours.
--MCooK.
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