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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-08-16

,psrren uno iinp, ole lolbe perionen gu
Serbaften uno ms @efdnsnib gu merfen,
mel9e nur6 9baten> &eccn pper S6rifz
ten bemubt ino, BON Der Mnmerbung abb
5ubalten, 0per lpnft in ireenp elmer @eile
oen1 Getnbe oireft pcer inpireft 5ulfe unp
unteritlBune sewdbren, orer lont fd Ell
ner unloyalen 5anplun9 eteen bic Ser.
Staaten l6ulpte MAIDEN;
pab BON perartisen @srbaftun9en 1ofort
Seridt an General 8. 6. Iurner, ben
NrmeesS berzNupiteur> e%1itattet merpe, roz
nit 1olde perlpnen . elmer Niilitair>
Connection ab9enrtbetlt merren tDnneu;
oab Die purd lolde 0erbaftunoen unit
@efon9enbaltrn9 Seruri adten Muslaeeu
lpuen Dem erften @lert pes &rieoSpeportes
mentS Sur 3ablun96 Mnweilung betann
9e9eben wetoen.
(0eS.) Gpwin 81. @tantpn>
&rte6s1efrstoir.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-08-16
Ncnn1t ou oib eiuen &ppelen,
Wuft ou fe4ten peer sab1en!

Sn Vriepensz, mod mebr in &riee6seiz
ten llnp Die ein5is ddte @prte ppn Yotrioz
ten rtt Gbatt9en- Da6 Maulbelrenz
tbum, in U%riepeneaeiten ldd,erli9, miro in
8tieAaseiten pcrddtiidy. 0elana, Dcrt unp
Sdrift, Die mdatisiten 6ebsl sur Sba!,
10 lan8e ole Shat ii6 porberettet,
nerlieren &roft unc Mertb, ,renn pielelbe
in Der 8puiubrun9 beeriHen 1T.
Wir aeftebsn fret, paB Ger 0riedilhe
Steiner Dempftbenes, Der fem 0olt oeoen
ren MacecOnier pbilipp entFammt, grbz
Get tn per @e(hidte oa itdnoe, menn er in
'enem &riege aud Sdmerpt unp @dilc
er9rifen, unp &Drner mare unlerer Nation
nur bolb 10 tbeuer> bdtte er fir bic unab<
bdnaisfei' nur 9ecidtet unc %seiuneen unp
ntbt aud aeblutet,
Gin ti9tt0er Hefrut, Der bic Musfete
ldultert, ltebt jest bDber int Gpurle per IF
fen!lihen Weinun9, ols cerjeuiee, Der nur
Die Dpnnerteile Ieiner &epe gesen BEN
Teino ldl,ucert. Die lbDnite 8ireerfrone
9ebubrt Dem, Ger beute ol6 Treimtuieer,
urlo namentIi6 ais freimiui9er 9emet~
ner Splpat, in bic Nrmes eintritt
UNI. mer n &uael nurd einen &etel<
lenlfadel jast, 1T Elm bel 1erer Ii. wabrerer
6elp, ais mer Elm 9an;e6 Srbpft Dinte
9e9en Die Rebeuion n%erflert.
Der febtenpe patrtpl 1T jeBt Der
Bette, uno aueer ibm ibdgbur nur nod Der
iablenpe.
Muer 8emubun9en Der reoenben
oidtenpen uno idreibenben
patricten un9eadtet, batte lt6 in Der ;3eit,
felt rie beioen Muf9ebpte, lowie bic Mn<
fiinoiaun9 Der 3tebuna pom Dem &rtessz
Winiiter e~rlai1en waren, Die 3abl Der
Gedtenpen in uniirm Stoate t1ur
,penig mebren molten; oa traien i'm Qaufe
cieier Mode in zen 8irserperlammlun9en
in 9naerlOue I Sal. bic Sdeeren Der
aablenben pntrieten fir has 8atfrr
Lamp in pie Sbronfen, unp 0unperte pon
fea&tenoen patripten erfldrten ii9 be-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-08-16

SEEING e%ineelaufen, ALIEN IS lieet nun
tein 3weifel mebr ror, paB pie(e MutpriIaz
ttpn DprerIt nt6t erfol9en mirp.
Der Drdltoent bat lid namlid ent11te-
ben cabin aus9elproden, oab er Dienite
BON bemofneten Negern eeeenpdrtis niGt
onnebme.
Gine auefdbrlide Walbinetoner Spez
sialzG epelde an ben Mi0ouri uDemotrat"
pom 5tea Ausuit last cariber 8ol9enpe6:
uGint9e bes0prra9enre 9ir9er aus Dem
Weiten ma6ten beute Gem YrdIipen1sn
tbre Nufpartuna, um ibm 3msi Nseerz
&e9imenter aus Dem Weiten an3ubieten,
peren Organization in 10 bis IL Gaeen
10 opQenpet iein luue> pab ie in's Tele
Sieben %t1nnten. Gs fanD cine large I'm
terreour9 itatt uno Die Gr1rtsruneen bespz
gen il9 auf Die gauge Tra9e iber Die Be-
rahnun9 Der Neger nebi NQem, mas Ge
mSsltherweile @utes unp uebles nit ]t1
fQbren f5nne.
Ger praIpent trad enbli6 bic Gunfez
ren5 alb, inpem er ertl1rte, er babe itb ent@
Iflp1en, 9esenmartts bic Dienlte ppn y e.
~ aneten Ne9ern nt9t an;unebz
men, ct wplls ie ober ais Tubrfne6te,
&56e, Shansorbetter unp in jeper anperu
@t9enl6oft nur nt6t ais fampfenre Solz
caten belbdftissn. Gr ertldrte, pos menn
bic Ns9ierun9 Nt9iuenter %be!paf meter Ne5
ger annebmen mple, 1ie oaour9 10000
wetbe Sclpaten, Gle jeBt in Der Mrmet
Itanpen, eerlieren uno ;u9leid einioe Dc,
@renS1tooten aus Der Union tretben nitric
ST babe nod lauaem Na9cenfeu iid 81
cieler pplitif entlblp1en unp merpe ib,
treu bleiten, penn nibt total nele Tint
ltance cine Nenoertns nDtbis nader
lpQten.
Dtele @erfunriauns rief ro6 tbbit
Grtaunen bel Den Mdnnsrn pes WefenI
berpor ; fe batten %0e9lautt, pab Sim So
mes Yrpjett Yrm Yrdieenten lelblt ppll
ltanptg autpriiilrt mare, Der mit0etbetlt
Gntlbiub ltDbt Den Qansen plan ubsr &c,
9aufen uno mtro aud anrerswp ouf 81
!, Gntldlisbunoen teeeuteuo einwirfen.
Won 9loutt, cob Der prafpent, uenl
er con leQuent leln nil, nun aub Genera
6unter nibt erlauben tDnne> NIT ietne1
, Ne9tmentern BON Jarbi9,n in Glib Caro-
lima etn6uprin9en, unp eaB Ell auh an feb
pielen anrern Srten Get Sreaniiatip1
+ Don Ne9ertruppen Elm Gnpe MAIDEN lni11e.
So bleibt ali y Der petben BepDlterut1
pes 9forpsn5 nibts Nnperes ttrin al
= aeeen cie weiben NcbeQen res Siicen
unc Die DON bic en tenustsn Sbworse>
: ben &ompf auf5unebmen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-08-16

@un0linge er1annten, welde unfabig inb unb
tparen, lire Y1ibten gu %ertlaen, poer ibre nnter.
sebenen Gruppen auf oas S9ladttelo 5u fabren.
81 Der 8erldwenoun9 in jeber Departement
Der Neeierune, wpburd re 2aiten her National@
unb @taatsbefeuerunS unsebeuer unb unnDtbi9er
@eile an9eltweQt llnb.
81 Der lntenutniB uub unfabisteit, bic @n>
selesenbeiten Der Station lit jbrer jeBisen sefabr-
YpQen CONDITION su leitea, uuo Der gan3liden
GGlj9une ibres benz @plte 9eeebenen Geripreten,
ba6 uur Der 1rieg seflbrt mereen loQe, bic 9e-
belipn Su unterbriden uno bic Union, mie iie
tpar, su erballen.
Bei9luMen, baB Der robe @barafter uno
bic tapfers unp nuble 1oltun9 Der Serldieeenen
&egimeuter Don oislem Staate, Minnel rta Nubn1
uno Gbre erwcrten uno ben Dant zines 1epen
Blr9erS serOiene.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-08-16
NJ s. enerQlz8e fehl SIR.

~ 0enerolz8e fehl Nr. rs
Der in unlerer beutt9cn Drummer entbalten,
Nib pur6 fplgeapen 8efsbl pom &rieeez
Minitertum gum 5beil m%iperrulen.
Ser Nuflhub Der 3iebun9 bepi0ist
nidt nur Die leBte Vrif l~pnrern
es 1T mebr ais mobrlhetnli6> nab Elm ferz
asres Nufsebpt erfpl9t. Nilo bibld wafz
fer unp mltter 9eblteben!
0ie oe9etene Tr}t if nur furj unp e6
erfrrrert Die e~ifrigite Jortiebung Der Nnz
ltrcn9Hn9 Mler> bis gum %. infer Gonz
ttn9ent ppQ III baten. Weliu9t Dies niht,
cann entlbeipet ros 2ops, Der 3ualL
uno nte(er 1T stl1 bBler Ser.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-08-16
MeucfIe Mnhrimten,

NerzyprtI IA Nua. SIC Gleuan's
Ar'nee loQ I'M 8esrif fteben rte 6aItinlel
gu rau''eI'. 0robeS ii troteoi1deS
Wf annoeuSre." Wabrl1einIid fol-
1est Der alte plan, Htdmono BON Norpen
ouetn onsuoreifen, miecer enlightenment
Fpetoen. Sebr mablheintid.
Steel u. McDopell 1pusn ZEN
Naptoon lberidrttten baben.
uStpnewoll Sadspn" miro ibz
men BET 0orbosptlle Die @piBs tie<
ten.
BON Minpuri. - 26 Guerilla
V%etan9ene pureen bet MacunzG City am
14ten bls. 81. erbdnQt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-08-16

@ir baben fir unlsre lebr eerGumi9en neuen
Qotalitaten uulere GintGufe eeeen bic fruberer
SABRE perpoppelt, III YeriGieeenen Sranaen per-
breitabt in Der Mbiidt, unlerm @el9alts cine
6a0elbe nunmsbrals oas auSsep bntene unp 9r6bts
in Miunelota. fir pie3ufunft id %pel7slteu suteu
Nufes uno Gertrauens 3u ~erfreuen boben werce,
ais momit unlere Jirna bcebrt wuree.
Sir 3auleute i'm 0anpe %erlaubsu mir uns bic
9smertuns oaB un,sre Yeoinsun9sn fir Wieber,
pertdufer lebr si,nl1ig eelteut uuo mir Den oies-
iabriseu abuorm biuisen Ginfaufea aufOlSe in Der
Sage llnp, Yortbeile 3u bieten, mic frlber nc9
mic. llnler PARTNER, 5err s. Mabler, bat oie|em
&e0ort ~unieres 0slhaites uprsulteben ubernpm=
men unp tpiro es in leiner gewUbnten Weile llb
anselesen iein lalen, iopubl @bplelale ais Nc~
tailperldufe our bslcnberen 3ufricbenbeit Der Ser.
rem RGuier ~ eHectuiren.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-08-16

3,pet >pi6tiee 8efeble oes &rieos=
W>inifzerS'
Grfen6. Cine Srore our @erbinoeruna
pe6 @ntrinnens Don Bet Militoir<
pAidt unp our unterprifune illpya<
let praftifen.
" Wa1bin ston n, s. Muouf.
Nuf 8efebl res Yrdlipenten miro bierz
nit osrorcnet, oab bis ouf Wsiteres fetz
mem 8arssr, Ger Der 3iebune unterwprfen
it, o%eitattet ietn lpu> itG ms Muslano ~
be9eben.
Nlue Marlhdue uno Militairbeamten
Der yer. Staaten lino ansepiel en-, unp
ale poliseibeb0roen, namentlt1 in ben
5dfen an Der Seefufte Der Ser. Stoaten
uno an Der @ren;e lnD rlubt, oarouf su
feben, pab piele Srrre setreuli9 aue9ez
fUbrt miro. unp fie werpen biermit outps
riirt uno ansewielen, jeee perlon uno ale
perlpnm 5u arretiren unp fef;ubalten,
melde i'm 8esriffe iteben, pieler Srore sue
miner aus ben Ser, Staaten absurei|er en-.
Sece Der 3iebung untsrnprfene per1pu,
mel9e> bepor cine iplhe 3iebune erfo(ot
it, aus ibrem 2anp pper Stoat fortaebt,
miro son iraeno einem propoi Mor@ boQ
ocer ioaii9en Ser. Staaten ; Marl dau
ooer Staotsbeamten perbaftet >percen, 100
thinner (e innerbolb Der Surisciftion Der
Ger. Staaten 9efunpen min , ferner miro
tie na9 Dem nddften Wilitairs Ypfen ocer
Depot aetra6t uno fir BEN aan,en Ger
min Der 3iebun9 Der D(ilitairpaiAt UNI
tsrtpptffn msreen; uno bic Nuslaeen far
tbre 0erbaftuns uno Gransport mad ei<
mem lpl6n Soften ober Depot (ollen ppr,
tbrem Solp abae3ogen neroen, ebenio Die
Sunme Ypn SIS als 8elpbnuno fir ben
betrehenpen Beomten.
Der Brit Of 9abeas Corpus 1T bier
NIT luapenrirt in 8e3ue auf aQe peyfunen,
Die - arretirt unp feftsebalten merpen u1p
IN Sfju9 auf ale perionen, Die rpeaen IL
loYaler prattifen perbaftet rperpen.
We5.) Gpmtn SO. Stontsn.
&rie9sfefretair.
3neitens. &rteesseridtlide 8snrafuna
BON alien peripnen, welde bic Nnz
t%perbunsen pireft oper tnpireft II
bemmen luden.
Berplonet! paB ale Ser. 5taaten
WarfdaQe unp Superinteuoenten ole;
Yeli5ciz @befs in jerer Stapt, Conn pber
btetutt ern1a4ttst unp an8e.pielen
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-08-16
S6lteBli6 nod ein Wort III ben 6erren
9anDfauaeuten

Ssit benz Begtnne sesenpirtiser 9ailcn baben
mir infer 6aupt=W uaenmerf ouf'e Mbpleiale-
G'eIddft seleat uuo 1uden hiertn uu{ere Sau
yoree gu entwideln !; mir baten biefir Elm Grtra=
Oepartement einridten la0eu unb bieten ben Scr
rem MieberperfGufern inn Qanbe ale Gortbeile
unb Sequemlihreiten. bic ibnen nur prn uuicrer
@rncurrenten in sen Stliben pl1gen c7erirt tper>
ben fUnncn. l1nIer Stod 1T fir ben Drs @cpts
Gcniun in Winneiota ein wirflib arobortiser unb
tueroen &c ertrGbnte 6reunbe in ibrem Sntere1s
fnben, n II + BET uns ein5ufaufen, bo es fsine,m
anpern 5oule in Winne1ota mDalih III, mas Nus~
tpabl unp 8iutafeit be!riFt, ouh nur anndhernb
nit u,,s crncurriren 3u fvnrsn.
S5err Muerbab
Der nit oteis,n Department setraut ipproen, mir
Is ib anneleAen letn TAI len, rulere ytrebrten Run~
ben IN ieber 8sstetuna sufrieben gu 0enen.
Suffice &Tcrepauob.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-08-16
Deu1f6e g plpntQrl
trst.a CUR
Vret1sGnf @crSc!
.1e r11fmo,at-@ arpe". neIhe :,


SeIIper1OH
e@tsan1ptt MIN ideint cine ber beteu beutiden
sempaen'sn Minneiota's gu werten, BENIN iden
Gss * aa@ pen'ssn Gasen 6es Refrutirens, baten
rI w. RaasGe MANNER suiammen setuneen, BON
'e Mma m o1e Ufepr3abl seciente Wtilttars iinp.
1tSr u.anner, tpe!de lieter f~reiniaia hrs sri
ou4sn ',.sn moufn, fneen bier. tro le unter lautsr
plaB. bic gei9pereen bes Ielepienjtes Ieit ,rv. ~
e1lleeea. ais IN ireenb einer aneern Gompoon'e
911eJeaa'een, tuel4e 2uf baben, lid bis ,una fSt,~
Mn9uI ansAIdlisBen, tpersen erludt. Nd hti 81
Sn; Seeeer in ct. peter. perm M yerr1
ofue pla'ne poer bel mir gu melbsn' pa"1 IN
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-08-16
Cute &otfbaft, ipenn tpahr.

9tebeuenblatter melpen, raB pos furdt~
bare &ebellenpan5eridif " Nrfon1as~
auf elmer Jabrt ron @idtureb nad 8o~
ton Ncuae, als eben feline Ma1dieaerie in
unoronuns seratben mar, BON mebrsr~,,
Sdtfen unfe:er 15lot'e %aneearifsp ~
Der Wonnfbaft perla0enunp IN o S u
selpren9t. 'F SoT'
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-08-16
Sic 3iebuna aufaefbcbeu.

2aut 8efebl pom Srtss6 Winiferium
cotirt Wolbinotpn, IA. Nu9uit miro nat
rem 15,en teine Bounty mebr be3abIt an
VoIcnta{r6 fir fernere neuc &e9imenter
co1e9en piro Die Bounty an G%plontaira
fir bic I'M UelOe betnoItd)en alien Reei=
menter unp fir cie in Der Srgorilatipr
te9riHsnen fortbeSoblt bis gum
Nu9u f.
Stnp bis cobin Die 9ieotmeuter MID
opu, IL werpen Die 8ru9tiife Der hmolz
sen 81 yplen Ns9imsntsrn.
Dte 3tebun9 flr 100000 M t.
lis 9efbiebt am 4. 9eptembe,
Swt1den 4 uno 9 nbr 81 d t.
tags uuo mirp vpn Sag su Sag fprtse>
lsst Bis bic n1ttise 3obl sorbanren.
Sino Die alten Neoimentcr in
Tslp bis gum Grfen Scptemte,
nidt aufaefQQt, 10 wirp eine Spe;iolsiebz
una cofur on9eoronet.
&ein Sffsttr BET einsm altcn Neaiment
fam ;u eil1em Der neuen perfect perpen,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-08-16
Muerueueifes
in.
TrUbltn98> unb
Gommer > @oaren

bat lpeben ppn Newzgorf
erbalten unb pFerirt BEN publifum BON ct. paul
lpwie Der ln19esenp in oer rei4balti9fen Nusmabl
uno ~ ben ~tiQislen Yreilen bic 9anoluns Don
.. @. SnQerlpQ Il. GDmp..
IL ibrem
,euen 9teineebduee an Der 8. StraRe
nabe per Bride,
8 t, PAUL Miunelpta.
Sn Tplge bes &rieges iub, mte oQsemein BE-
tannt, bic Yreile Der Yaumwpllen Waaren be-
beutenb g%eltiesen; ba mir aber einen erpBsn Vpr-
ratb Don bieien @aaren baten, Der Dor Der Steis'
uug Sefauft purpe, 10 lino mir III @anb geIeBt,
biele biQiJer ~ S~erfauIen ais irsene en- auoerea
@el1aft IN Der 9taet.
Terner baben mir
Rleiberitpffe unb @aaren fir
9ameu,
als Wantilen, @bawls, @lpafs, 5anol9u5sn
Strumpiwaarsn &c. &C., lupie
Iu@e unp @arDerpbts Nrtitel fur 5errsn
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-08-16
Der Rrdfioent ee9en bic 8emafnuna
Der NeQer.

Befanntlid bat Der peutlde @beriF
5eilna bon Gbicaeo bein, prdToenten UNI
Nutorilaticn CUR Grridtune zines Reais
mentes freier 6arbiser nadsefudt, aueiu
bis jeBt cieie @fnebmigung nidt erbalteu.
gon9 mebrerenaS eiten tparen bereits an.
er~bietun8en 9an3er @ompaonten bel Prn.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-02-28
Victories Accommodating.

Gratifying news continues to reach us from
all quarters. England and France are ami.
cable disposed that other great power, the
London Times, has followed suit ; even in the
tritling matter Of the court dispute between
Mr.. Dayton and NJ. Thouvcncl, the Emperor
sides with the former, and Is mortified that
any difference should have occurred our
finances are working into q better condition |;
the banks are reconciled to the demand notes;
the revenues are being arranged satisiactori.
"; traitors are discovered and arrested ;
frauds are fercted out and exposed (; military
Encouragement is yigilantly looked after
generals are held to strict account for their
conduct, and the whole tide OF events in the
war has turned in our favor.
Since the disaster ut Balls Bluff our arms
have not encountered single reverse. The
winter campaign has been entirely on our
side, and the victories at Port Royal, Webb's
cross roads, Pierpont, Fort Henry and Roam
oke Island have re-established the prestige OF
our troops and navy. Gen. AS. Johnston,
Of whose strategical ability We have heard
50 much, has suffered his Scbastopol at Bow
ling Green to be isolated to such an extent
that he has been compelled 10 retreat upon
Nashville, and General Buell's army is ad-
ysncing from Munfordsville TO Bowling
Green. Kentucky, which Breckinridge and
Marshall tried to lug into Secessia, and how
long that place will be held depends upon the
movements Of General Halleck's mastery
should tho coming battle with Price, in
Missouri, prove victory, there will remain
i;ttIe more TO do than TO close around Col
umbu, with all our forces and bag the prey
for The success Of our feet in Tennessee river
has separated Columbus FROM ie supplies.-
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-02-28
Slavery and tho War.

Hon. S. U. Fcsscnden, Representative in
Congress for the fourth Maine district, in o
recent speech in that body, took decisive
ground against attempts to foster slavery in
the present national contest. His views may
be gathered from the following closing para
graphs Of his speech:
Men and money my constituents would
have me vote for in this war men and money
would unhesitatingly vote orit-all of both
that Government may require. The State OF
Maine, one OF whose Representatives in this
Congress have the honor to be, has already
sent into the field sixteen thousand men-6ye
hundred more than her quota OF the five hun.
dred thousand which were thought requisite
for this war. fyou call for them she will
as cheerfully furnish sixteen thousand more.
But let not the war policy of the Cabinet be
founded on the idea of pacifcaton without
disturbing slavery, the continued existence
of which has been considered, we lear, IN
essential element Of paci6cation, whether
with or without conquest.
And do not ask us to believe that the end
is to be the restoration of the Union with
slavery intact. Let us at least cheer our hearts
with the thought, the hope, that it may be
otherwise and that with the end of this wal
there will come the end OF that which caused
1t, and which Mr.. Rhett said, in the South
Carolina convention, "has been gathering
head for thirty"-he might have said more
than thirty-''years." nfscation-eman.
cipation, even Do you tell me the people
will not bear IL? do not comprehend how
loyal men can help bearing what tho Con.
gress, in such day of the nations peril, may
in its wisdom, have the resolution to do.
have somewhere read that on medal
struck by the city Of Worms in 1917, there
Is represented burning candle, standing upon
an open Bible, with serpent endeavoring to
extingush 1t, and hand from tho clouds
pointing to it, and intimating that divine
strength feeds the flame. One incription on
the medal is, 40 Lord, lot 1t shine on for
ever 7" ........-..
1t is divine strength which feeds the flame
of the burning candle of liberty, so brightly
ablaze, still supported by our Constitution
while the green and gilded serpent Of slavery,
in the shape of rebellion and ecession, Is en-.
deayoring to Irvine its Shiny folds about it to
extinguish it. Do you assert that slavery is
not this serpent2 Be it what il may, then,
in this We are agreed; We will strangle II
to death. And may liberty, supported by
the Constitution Of our fathers, shine on for
ever.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-02-28
w,,nrsoros's Birth DAr.-Agrccably to

w.smscroS's BIRTH DAr.-Agrecably to
the Presidents proclamation, Mayor Fairfield
called public meeting at City Hall on the
22d inst, 10 IL o'clock A. NJ. Bells were
rung and Gags displayed, and at the appointed
hsur the Hall was filed to its utmost ca
racity. The Mayor presided, and the eIer'
cises were as follows: The Anthem "Oh!
how beautiful" was sung by the choir, led
by Mr.. A. L. Cleaves. Rev. Mr.. Hubbard
offered prayer of great iervency and ap-
propriateness. The choir then sung "Star
Spangled Banner" with good spirit and
effect. Then followed Washington's Fare
well Address. read very effectively by Rev.
Chas. Tenney. The national ode "America' 7"
was then sung, and the benediction pro-
nounced by Rev. J. Stevens. In conclusion
Mayor Fairfield proposed thrce. cheers for the
recent Union Victories achieved, which were
given, and "0ld Majesty was sung as the
assembly dispersed, everything having been
done up in good style. In the evening the
boys were early on hand with their good time
of bou6res and horns in hearty good cheer.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-02-28
Facts from Adjutant General HOdsdon''
Report.

The number Of deaths among our II 900 vol
unteers does not exceed that OF any other COM
munity OF like numbers. or the whole number
mustered into the United States service, GSl
have been discharged, 1888 killed and deceased
1865 are prisoners or missing. and 1885 are
now In the service.
The First regiment was armed by the State
with 1913 Springfield Rifed Muskets, which were
transferred to the 9th on the return home Of the
LIST. The ID regiment was provided with the
smooth bore muskets Of 1870, by the General
Government, and also the Sd regiment. The
flank companies Of the Sd now have l03 Spring
field muskets from the State. The 4th now have
the Windsor Rife WITH the sabre bayonet pro-
vided by the State. The 9Th have the SPRING
field Rides from the General Government. The
7th have the Windsor Sabre Rifle from the
State. The 9Th and 9th were furnished with
arms by the General Government Mt New York.
The 10th have the Enfield Rife from the State,
and the 18th and 18th the same arms from the
General Government. The 18th have the En-
field Rife from the State. The l4th have the
The 18th and Cavalry will be armed by the
General Government. or the arms distributed
by the State 1860 Enfield Rifles were purchased
In London by Hon. Freeman II. Morse for $780,
900, and 1000 Windsor Rifles have been obtain
ed at cost Of S2l ,05S For 500 Colts Reyolv.
ing Pistols II 600 have been paid. All the
available ordnance OF the State have been rided
at cost Of 81 1915.
The disbursements on account OF the State
for the first ten regiments have been 5000 &c.
60. About $4,000 of thssu was for the Extra
Session of the Legislature, So, 1876 for enlist
ing, &c., about 500, 900 for subsistence and
quarters, so, 900 for equipagc, 1881 $40 for
clothing, 1862 for equipments, sos, l6l for
arms. IS ,676 for printing and stationary, $780,
All for bounty, Sl40.276 for paying of regi-
ments, 50, 9i9 for wagons, harnesses and am
balances, $50 ,9i3 for horses. s2s, 798 for tram
loan. augusta .age.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-02-28
Legislative.

The Bill Sin aid Of the families ofvolunteers,
has been presented to the Senate In new dram,
and ordered to be printed. II now provides
that no family Of 70 soldier shall be helped by
the town under the provisions Of this bill, unless
he allots eight dollars at least, per month, TO
his family. This Is . good provision, inasmuch
as Il makes the man do something for his
family, before the town begins. II appropriates
seventy-6ve cents per week for the wife, and
fifty cents for each child, to be raised by taxa
ton, and to bereimbursed by the State to those
towns on proper evidence Of is having been
paid out. The act authorizes reimbursement
aut sums for the relief Of soldiers-though they
may have made no..allotments to their families
up 70 the time Of the passage Of the act.
The session Ii drawing 70 closs, and mem.
bers Are putting out their feelers 70 see Wnat
day shsll'b be assigned for breaking up.