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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-04-09
.oThreshing Machines
FOR 1862.
MANUFACTURED By "a
TRAHERN & DAIES.
ROCKFORD. I'LL. - i .

Tn OFFERING our Machines 70 Che public tbs
IL season, b unnecessary 10 cscuss the seperer quai
ties of material workmanship. h esia shed
iact by all who have used thea them used that
they fully equal If not superior any otcr
Ty respect.
Our Machines are made the latest improved Massi
hon STYLE ycaTefa attention % the wsnts and ccnva
ience Athresher- and the persthh OF achinery each
year suggests Some new and useful Improvement First
aui uIost important our enlarged steel &, Under Shalt,
bssng the latgest now IN prsvensng sii vibraSa
me 1rortfnce 1T wtich all praciieAi tehers
lily and appreciate Next in Importance Is the spirit
Level, designed sIfrssiy for oar naehes, and per
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~.l,arators all covered with neat and well TN
ished decks ssfadjustnr oh every box, and
various ether imlauyeHasts peweTs aud Trucks,
&c, all Of which combine u make our Machines onl,
aaRcIg ihe best hnrhed bulmoJ sasiaIal and lnrabe
that have ever been used in this country They arefer7
nished With all tho extras thai belong y ThTsshsr :
outii. ff'ff = ~ 5.'s
One " The nnshufacturcrs now at CgDAR FALLS lat
the American House and win sell Machines complete,
or VIII sell ssparators, Powers, sckers Jacks
separately, desired on terms 20 suit the tines and CIR
cninstances. Also can order asd furnish castings ur
all Tires hing Machines now in general use
All COMMUNICATIONS addressed IN
WILLIAM DAIES Cedar Fails, Iowa,
win receive pronpt attention. ssefklt
Cedar Fall, July 2s, 1862 - aif
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-04-09
TO SCHOOL OFFICERS,
.1agnst AND
FRIENDS OF EDUCATION
= - ~ -=ssa M IovAg-s - -rA-

as q '<h.
With the December number of the Iona
bastr,9tor and School journal, there viii, in all
dition to other interesting and useful matter,
be commenced the publication of the decisions
OF the Secretary ofthe, State Board of Eduea-
ton, upon questions propounded and appeal
ed to him. These decisions will embrace a
construction of the entire School Law. They
will beof general Interest and of especial val
ne to School Officers in settling disputed ques-
tions before they have resulted in unseemly
wrangles, or ripened into expensive litigation
The LtStI uctor and .ScLoa Journal Is neat
magazine OF thirty-two pages, published on
the first day of each month by Mills Brothers
at Dos Moincs, Iowa, priciee ONE DOLLAR
a year. Ii is the only publication in Iowa 1e-
voted 10 the interest of the Schools, and is
therefore deserving Of the eountenance and
hearty support of the people OF Iowa.
The School District of tho Mate are all ati-
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belonging to the District. The publishers
will receive orders drawn upon this fund,
where teey AMOUNT TO five dalas, the same
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Let it not be said that State which con-
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Acting Secretary of the Board Of Education.
Des Moines, Nov. Is, 1862. t8
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Ggt. ynttlligJtl.nl,,ttrr,,. gen, IT..
A.B. r. HIhpRETH, Editor.

Westward the coarseor empirc,a takes its way p
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-04-09
MistsEanv.
COUNSEL FOR HUSBANDS.

We take take the following excel
lent cautions and counsels from Halls
Journal Of Health. They were writ
ten expressly for farmers, but will ap-
ply as we'll to husbands and wives,
not farmers. We commend them to
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-02
VItltH StuHtCitH Sas
II mtU e%mpfanaen.
.Mertfp S Mpefa4.."

Sc ldeint Il, Der Ebat, baB fit Napp,
leon ben Mefen Merifo baS tpernen fol-
mas flr Napolson ben Snfel Mostau
mar fem - Bre9er.
SpeSialcepel0en Der SC. q. tribune,
melde bic gum 1. Mpril reidenbe inertia
niihe Madridten ~entba!ten, meloen ra6
bic Jran3oien Dor pufbla Sdlappen err
litten, uno, menn ie aud naa lansem
Sample Die Weritaner 3ransen, Sort
San fasier %auf;useben, tod nidt su binz
ber, sermcdten, cab 3uupr idmmlide
Artiuerie u. Munition fOrteeldaft purpe.
perr Rennepy, Der Ser. @taatensG pn,
Jul IN Monttrsp idreibt an bic .Nen<Dr<
leans Gro: sGrpre6e fit bic NtsifrunB
finb bier a%nsetommen nno brinsen Dope
f@eu pom puebla lber Bic Nieperlaee ber
Gran3oien nod einent 3tdeieer &aupfe.
Die Dtptiaeu iiupeu in au9emsinen
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-02
unjpstftlbaft In per
@lauben uri
9auptlahe u
Mfnuhen,a

VNAPyINtVt nf8
@laubsn's !. Dos S9idlal liebl
90 ID einlnal, sermtN,ntn palta5t-
tern Der Grce g5tolpertein@en In ZEN @ea
gu ridden, uno Meritp febtu ns oans
carnab aus, Gap e8 Der Strlperfein re5
6alb9ettfs in ben Iuilerisn ~ werpen
beaimmt 1T.
Neuetes. gera Gru3 Ma9ri9>
ten BIG gum 5teu Mpril nnelpen, ba6 u1eri>
tanilhe 0ueriua5 ta5 Eager Der franSB>
il1en Gilenbabn : Mrbeiter In Der Gdbe
BON Wera Gru3 einnabmen unp ldmmtli<
DIES talelblt befnplide Gisentbuun, tbeils
fortl6leppten uno tbeils nerniateten. -Dals
ielbe S9tdial batten Yer(1ieotne anpere
Eager IN Ger Ndbe bon Sc Sierra. Glide
Nrbetter rpurren 9etIptet uno eesen 60
Sernunbet.
Gin furdtba,er Sturm 3ert5rte $4,000
Wertb fran36ilbm @iesntbums in Gera
Cruz.
50 iit's Nsdt. pe1ilenh 6euer uno
Sdwerct unc bic StGrme pe5 bimmlie
iben nnsewitters, NIe8 braui, I'm, bic
unterjpder zines mad Greibeit rinsenpen
Bottles ju oernidten.
Nc6 {patere Na6rt9ten, ,pel9e ben
Gau pueblas on, Bitten Mfdrs melpen,
mi en- nit Mll'strauen aufsenonmen rperz
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-02

-ssESsIE7 49, a--aEs1 -1.saE 0S5@as.Is a. ut VVt>
ten, bran9en- lr III Die .bduIer uno orbet<
teten lid nun nit Mineurs Ii. Sappeurs
yon einem 6aule gun, areert, rurd. 9as
iie am 3tRen ib tis auf 100 Metres bon
Dem RatbbauspluB glasa) purbsetampft
batten, betrus ibr 8erlult an Eopten uno
0erpunseten bereit5 600 damn,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-02

ititist. Mter eben bic noen,efrattlGen"
Gopns aaben cine Mebrbeit 9e9en ben
Wicerruf, pdbreno Die republifantlden
Sowns Majoritdten fit ben @iperruf
aaben. Durd pielsn @ontrali mirc Die
Wabrbeit tpteber reht bIb@h iQufrirt,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-02
G11tluufe11.
Sem unte,ae:bnetsn Gub abbout

Rsm untesse;dnstsn lno abtanben ~sstcmmsn
srti IiQen, ausisbens ME fpIgt:
1. Gin StutenfiasM 3 ,iabr alt, beQtrouu,
srauseiprenttlt, teiee ylaIs, sraue Mabue, ouf
benz re9rsn @deattl Ter Su9iate nO" einss-
brannt.
Q. gin 5enatf ulen, 2Sabr oft, iawars, psi.
per gtsrn auf eer Stirn, peibsr @treif iitsr bic
Mafs, beice 5interfiiee reib. 9udaabe 81"
auf benz redten S6enfel einsetranrt.
Mer iter sic 8aasn IriGtn Ma9meis liefsr.,
bag lie pieber in meinen gellb gslanDer, srbalt
$500 8elrbnung.
Geprg 3reh,
Ate @arb, ct. Yaul, unweit hfs GoIeae.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-02
stast minnefeta,

JtUHIItV GEuHIY-SS.
Te1esseI ip q. @pril1663. \
vs. ,piro hermit B. FAINT efmadt, SaB Jim MT
zoe aD,pn- pber straBsn.S fefrs, tpslhf por Gem
3. Val ausselisQt lnp, hermit eaneeairt fnb, I'd
ne n1gl IN ssgStiser Weile sebudt ,puresn. 5n-
Snpersiloren bts genaunten 5cpnlbip UNI Du~
gEItate finferamen, uno s,par an ober Ser hsm /.
MuBuf 1863.
Sm Muftrase Der gusfrsiFaren ::
S. gen5bfrg,
81. anappbfibe,
6 .Npb.
Attsftirt %. g. 9artpig, SOwnlGlerf.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-02
Ta1bipnaMer

Burbirr5 alDu.
Nem sssbrten bsutlGen publifum eu,pfebIsa
ce untet5eldnsisn hermit teitsns ibrsn faibipua-
btfn SarbiersS alpn in
SadIon1trabe> eeseniiter Dem uMerbant5s
5etfl".
Sm 5aari bneitsn, e d amtgcue
uuo Oortiertn mi,b bas StIte ~qctsiItst, mas
nsbuns unb Nadidt aaf zen wfc,ts Ger ssebrteu
SAneen psrNag.
6ubn & Shaia.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-02

.unntlbaft ces MnoefloAteu une
."an 1ast, pob er Jpn binl1tlih Der pon
ibm mit9ebradten @elcer etc, uno Der
0eibaite, bic er bier su MAIDEN sepaGte>
uno ibm aberbaupt Elm 9roBsS @ertrauen
ldenfte. 3wei Sage mad ieincr Mnfunft
empfn9 6euner einen Beluh Don Urau
Marfs uno ibrer S6wtter i'm prescott
9aus.
Ginen ober 2 Sage tarauf lprad Trcu
u. oQein BET ibm por nuo Datte cine unz
terreouns NIT ibm, tei welder {e inn bit<
tere gotmlrfe rari6er Seucaht baben fol-,
oaB ct ibre S9weiter perflbrt babe uro
fe loQ lalieblid eiaen Dpld b%erocrae,o>
gen uno Aeorobt baben, GeQner ;u erl1lor>
ZEN, menn CT nibt fir fem Bsnebmen @es
%nuetbuuns leife. &abfy rietb Jpn, Gin
pripatsB 81 bs;iebsn, une
empfabl Jpn in einem 6aule bic er Dirt,
No. 4 Carroll Strabe, Scutb Brppflyn.
TeQner bsgab li6 bin uuo mietbcte l6
bort Elm. 3wet Sage lpdter> ant 20 St<
tober> perlieb ct ca6 6aus in Beoleituno
NabfY'6 unc marD ni6t mebr (ebenp
erbltdt. Giniee Sage lpdter fano mat,
leiner 2eiAnam an Der &lfe BON Newz
Seriey anseipult bic linte 8ru| mar ypn
neunSebn Stiden purbbpbrt, BON oenen
leoer ~ein;elne binreidenp eemelen mare,
au9enbltdliden SOB bertei;ufubren. @el:
Dies Nufleben bic gntceduna ces 9eid<
nan,S yeruriabte uni NIT pelaer Span=
nun9 man fprl4te, mer ben Nautmprp
1erlbt baben fDnnte, 1T befannt.
Na@oem pie Qeide enteedt lruroen ,par,
8ertetben Trau Marfs unp lire @A,pelter
ert9tlt9 1T 9robe unrube uno 1e belud>
ten paS 8oarcin9baus bes Grmprceten in
BroptlYn uno baten bic Dame i'm 6auIe
UNI Grlaubnib, TeQnerS Softer mad 8rie>
fen eur9Iu@en gu pirfen. purb pel9e,
ME {e ansaben, Der CUTE Ruf be6 Grdul.
pfaum beein;rd@ti8t werpen tBnnte. Die
elbetene Grlautni6 muyce bemiutot uup
fe burften aus benz Softer nebmen, was
ibnen gut slntte. Da Der Nneeflaate Der
geBte tpar, tn eeI1en 8eslettuns man ben
Tertorbenen 9eleben batte, 70 riGtete Fb
natlrli@ Der 0eroadt oeoen i'm, un lp
naebr, alS er lpurlo8 serIbwunren III lcin
i9ten. Gr waro iniwilhen i'm Wai pcer
Stunt bee acknowledgement Sabres in elmer
Staet be8 Weten5 Derbaftet unp nod
9fe1p@ Sterile y 9ebrabt I'M BORT leinen pro<
teb gu beltebsn; selpiHe umftdnpe inbeB
fIbrtet Ipater gu Der Nnnabme, caB Der
Woro In BrootlYn Seriibt :pproeu lei.
Grau Marf6 unb ibre S1weaer murotn
oamals ebenfalls auf ben YeroaGt Der
M}tt19ulo perbaftet aber bic 2ebtere pers
lbte @elbfn,prp in Dem Statipnebaus>
inbem fe ii6 an Der 1bure ibrer Belle erz
bangle. Dieter umitano> 1omie ba6 Sc
beimnib, pas ben Morb nod thinner un,>
9tebt perleiben Der Mfaire Elm gan; be(orz
psres Snterf6:.
Spdttr- Newzyort Is. Npril,-
NaBfy 1T BET Grmorpuns Telners l1ulz
big etf!drt wprpen,
New Wprt> rs. Mpril. - 6oloen>
ber 9rablide Morb ereisnete lid se1ern in
9rootlyn. On Der @de Yon Der Ntlantic
uno Sutton Npenue balt Grieer. Moran
einen MateriaQapen, III welben %porsetern
Elm 9ewi1er Rinnep eintrat. UNI gu trim
leu ; ibn folste talo feline grau, bic i'm
bat. NIT ibr mad 6auie au oeben, 6iet<
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-02

~ ct tumg!
Speten erbalten Cine bsbeutsnee uue ayagc-
Sei4nsts Muspabl spu
Nbcin=.
Nuaar-,
Vrans1fiden,
CALIFORNIA; uub
Gnta.pbas gtseiaeit, ]cruie
gbampaansr.
Uernsr frbaltcn: Icbte ]bcaaneifd1s
SariNss, Sbmei;er=, 2imburger~ map
Grautcr=&dle.
Stise Wrtifel tilia su bhtsn tei
George 8sra
. ,untoi - 6au".
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-02
Sic Contribution.

2Dlt SpH NQlDWAlOH DeItQtel DlTD, DaI
man iib i'm Cabinet liter bic per|diece<
men profoBzM arl9aQe fir bic einSelnen
Staaten oeeinist uno e5 ioQen serer Naz
n1en cemnddf Yer1fentliht ,perpen. Die
Jntruftienen fir oielelben entbalten fol-
9enoe Yeftmmungen:
Sober @onsreB Di11ritt srbilt minpe>
items einen profpemarldaQ uno wenu per
Dtfrift lebr erpb ii, swei eoer crei. See
ben Dem Yrpfobmarlhau miro ou9 elm
Giuilit uno Gin MrSt anaeteut unp 3u<
lammen bitten ttele sier @onleriptiprsbez
ante ba6 Gnrpltns=8 oarp, ba5 Die pFibt
bat> baS Die pEi1t bat, ben Di(trift in
swet uuterpif lite einautbeilen unb fir
jepen Der leg IN einen GnroQinos<Sff fl
sier Ill erne pei7eu fpe3feue YFidt in
ber @ornaE x @inldreitun9 befebt.
0leid .er Grnennun9 bat cer
enrolling jeoes unterbiitrittes
jebe Der erstla0en abaelonpert
einauIdf 8 Nltsr Der betrefenz
ben Ye1 eben, wie eS mad
Rem L Datum Der GIN
ihreiI in allo !. 9. Sc
manr re alt 1T, aber an,
1. 10 miro er einee@
1dri nod nt9t IS
Sal Juli IS. 10 alt
mir lie erite, lonpern
in ) leBt; ODER rpenn
Sen As Sabr alt 1T,
70 NJ je11rtebeu.
I'll zen per|onen tSns
men !, re, bic auf ben /.
Sult ibune fplaen> ein>
beirut en- baben pann fir bic
Dauer t es, bod ni9t lber 3
SABRE Su }Die jwette Mlterstla6e
lcu porerf II ntdt etnberufen mer<
ben.
Spbalb siioent bic Iruppen 9es
braudt bar has @e6t itoem Ditritt
bic Mn3aN 81 9eute, bic rieitr ite1en
nuB, Sorjuipteiben unn tann 1ol Der
Gnrouin9s8 oarp bic erforeerlide Mnaabl
2eute sieben unp so Yro3ent naau ; leBte>
res peebolb, neil unter ben 0ejoeenen
tets cine ::Men9e Dientuntau9lide ltnp,
Die aus BEN so pro5ent 3uiaB erieBt perz
ben mii7en. Der enrolling = 9oaro bat
bic Namen Der @e3ogenen in ber Netben<
fe!se, in Der ite 9e3oeen murpen, auf bic
elite 3n leBen. Die @e3osenen, welde
tausli6 befunben merben> befommen bie<
lelhe 8prausbesablun9 unb prdmie, tpie
bic Dreiiabr5freiwiuisen. 8et Der Ser.
me11un9 Der Nn,abl Qeute, bic .jeper Dt>
ftrift 81 ieuen bat, 1T Der prdfpent er<
maAtiet bic 3abl unp Dieu03eit BET bon
Dem betrefeneep Difrift bereits wdbreno
oeS &rie8e6 9eiteQten 2eute an3nre@nen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-02
0Y3te fb bic 3eiteu dubcru.

8enn nod ser tpenisen Sabren eli
Neger in elmer anperen Gieenl@aft all
in perjsnieen zines Site elwiGler5, Muf
pdrter5, Deer &utlbers III Dem r@eiBe,
5auie" gu Woibinaton lid batts blide,
laieu wpllen> 70 mare ct fiber iiber Sal
unp &opf an bic 2uft 9eieBt woreen uni
Die G%pncubine be8 alien BOD, baS 196n
Grdulein Zane, bdtte ibn fiber nit ibret
S6pobm5pben gum Gempel binQus:
begen lal1en. SeBt 1T cie 9ade @ottlot
anoers. Der ldwar3e Menl6, per %,
BEN Tbrcne ee6 pGdfen nam Gae,
ees 6errn" lider nidt wirp binter |rinem
weiben 8ruoer 3uriid3ulteben brauden
oarf Jest aud ben ubpben" 9errn in
Balbinseon als ibr @leiabereGtister nas
ben uno obne bic @t9sbIrfe in Der 5ane
su baben. Ni9t nur 1T in Walbinaton
Der @elanpte Der Neserrepublit, Elm lebr
puntler, aber blbider uno b11f eebi(pe<
ter unp t%alentppler Wulatte bel 6erren
uno Damen, Der Q5me bes Gase6 - bies
liebe iib aus piplomatiiden RIffdten
erfldren - loupern au@ aus
lanDe iuurDs .suli&
pon BEN Mrs
otele1 Scau.vstn ...
u q m ey empfanaen.
@IDuesSteI Elm Garbieer, erlbien
IN Balbiu9ton als ueberbrinser elmer
petiiion ypn Gem Gereine FREEZER Garbi9er
in pouSbfetpiic, q. g., 9enannt; nDie
0eretn. S6bne unb TSbter Der greibeit" ,
uao fanb bic freunplidits Nufnabme. Sc
1T bierpurd pteoer Elm eepaltieer Nnfpb
mebr geseben, tas pummIfe uno gefdbrs
li9fte aler Uarurtteile, welde auf Der
Menidbeit je alS Stud selaftet, ben Dunz
tel auf bic 6autfarbe ;u beieitisen. Wenn
Der praiirent einn,al nit Sambo n6dnrs
}d6tt", oang wirb fid co1 Midel uno
patrid aud talp nidt mebr seniren.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-02
0arSer, Carver Co., 81

Carver, Carer Co., Minn..
DER unterseidnete radt rem touluNise Quill
tur1, lupie rsn 5erren Garpentsrn bic e~rsstsas
@nssi9s, rhB Fortnabrsnb cine glusnabI tss
beten trodenen BaubolseS III boten 1T
1" n'sinem Splsbof gu BEN ~kiaia(en y,s;lsn.
.1aa Sobn Stunt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-02
Wefubt

VtUlV[
3psi esatte MStsilArciuer, eewea esaGubiae
W1tsit unO outer 9rbn %garantirt ,pire.
.Tsr1ec: Giniget lauters Sub Sana1-gDan~
nuD9ols, ppfGr csr bSd,iIe Marftpreis bssab't
niro.
NTS 5ssten crbaltsE unb lei tsm llu!srssit<
nsten tiuig gu batsH
Bilber III arpfter 2suSmoDl.
Der &aul CT fnee' sugssiG ssIamndsoQs gibsr-
rabmen aIer Art.
S. 6ilnetranb,
tE8tE# Sad1cnitrabe. swil1en Ger 5. unt G..
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-02

Ga Ttmf s xbeDbalb, HH9
1Smperttur. uas @robbanbIer in31
Weinen, Qiaueuren, Giber,
Giearrer &c. &c.
Gbsn{p Delilateure BON trtratainem
Wbi8feY,
fowie
Eabrtfanteu son Gffta,
DYitte Stroee,
u4bo Srsins's-baae, (frlbts Gnlsfr nnb SAT-
rinet0n'S eotpse).
ct. paul, Z Winn,
5aben nunmtbr auf 2aser:
"a" 9e&te tmpoytirte MbeinireiueI sattr.
lanbil9er Rtbenfaft in ben belisbtsifra
@prten. -~
Epsaae unb Bourbon WbisleY,
Samaisa Nnra nnb @fctt QDti6feY,
poQdntil@en Sin &c. ,f.
W.B unlsrG lFs eissatn GatrilatS II untbfr'
tssTen TN Nercwelsn.
STINT unb I1eebalt.
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D:ssrabte une te1s Nuswobl
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hD.rf.., p.,.

New yort Gotten Npril. - . er
pro3tb bes Sgna3 Nabfh mel
der anBstlagt II, ZEN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SiStSmuno GeIner er,norprt ~ babeu,
miro beute 0ormittag nm 10 llbr i'm @ez
ri9tsbcf Der Dyer uno Germ.ner flr
Rings So. beginner unp mutbmnBli9 BE
8an3e Wc6e binourd bauern. General
anpa!t Didinlon unp Der Difriftaanpalt
1percen bic alaoe betreiben /; ST. Quart,
Ger Anralt pes MnBeflaeten, Bat 6rn. CO
parb Sones alS 8ertbeioi9er enooairt.
Die sur SeHentlidteit eelaneten ndbe>
rem nn,ftdnbe be6 Noroe5 1tnb obne 3mei>
fl Der Mebrbeit unierer Qeier nod i'm Sc
pd&tniB, pbwpbl felt Der Ibat cine eerauz
me :3eit uerfloNen 1T. SIN @patiabr
1861 traf GeQner, ein iiracliti11er Saul
mann aus Main;, nit rem Ddmpfsr Baz
oarta bier an, uno es bieb> er babe Elm un,
eebeure6 8erm1Sen mitsebra6t bas gun,
Ibeil in Diamanten be1anp. Muf BET
ueberfabrt Bate er bic 8efanntl9aft a,peie.
polni(6en SQcinnen bsr Trau Marf5
uno ibrer Sdwelter Brduleiu Mlbertine
pFaum, 8emadt, uno oaS 8erbdltnif
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serving out his sentence % three months
imprisonment in Jail. for the commission
of an assault Anderson and Murray es-
capped, By cutting hole through the feor
of the Jail. whilst Collins made an apcr-
tHre through the wall, about midway from
the floor to the ceiling. This last esca-
pade closes out the stock of convicts on
hand, and leaves our Jail in coniitio.
to he well ventilated.
Now. this breaking ont of Jail is get
ting little too fashionable herr. Of late.
t" be suffered to pass unno,ircd. IF the
enforcement Of the laws, aud the infection
Of the penalties thereto attached. exercise
ANY, Influence. at this time, upon the NOR
ais of a people. this suLi~ct Of Jail break
ing demands at the hancs Of the officers Of
the law "a rigid srisation. Ia our
Judgment there can be m doubt but The
decanred parties were furnished. from
some outside source, with the means to
make their escape, for the instruments used
were evidently carefully selected. The
party furnishing these means is as much
violator of the law as the party escaping.
and the moral culrab;lity resting upon
him. if no. greater. is f.r less excusable
Outside parties, no matter what position
they my occupy, have nothing to do
with the decisions Of the Courts, and.
when they permit their opinions, or their
sympathies. to betray them into the COM
mission OF q wanton and aggravated in
fraction Of the laws, they should be PUN
ished for it. The assistant Jail-breakcr is
an outlaw aud n felon. AMI no fiction of
law, or even prostitution of public opision.
can place him in different category
We rcspeat. these lawlcSs characters
shou'd be opprrhenled. if possible, and
duly punished for their disrcpcct to the
laws
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SUMMARY OF NEWS

The siege of the town IF Wasl,ir g'ou
Norh Carolina, still gers Nine days
ago the Southern pap'rs announced that
General Hill had completely invested the
garrlson at that place, and that he could
take it by fighting, but expected to make
the capture without firing gun To do
SO, at that time. was certainly within tn
range of probability; but the delays that
have interviewed, whilst they mag have ex
haus,ed to very considerable extent the
meagre supply Of provisions which was
stored at Washington for the support of
the Federal troops, have nevertheless
strengthened the hope of ultimate relief
One small steamer. laden with ammuri-
ton, and perhaps also with provisions, has
succeeded in running the blockade of the
Tar river. owing. it is said, to the careless
Less Of the officer in command of Wyatt's
Virginia battery. Subsequently, the stea-
mer Escort escaped from Washington.
though in a crippled condition, with Gen
erai Foster and Il portion Of his staff on
board. With the heavy reiEfor,emeuts of
troops from Newport News and Hilton
Head. which have arrived at Nowbern-
numbering in the aggregate not much less,
it is supposed. than frem ten to twelve
thousand meat would seem an easy
matter for General Foster, in cooperation
with the gunboats, to capture the batteries
On Tar river, and thus open the way for
the passage Of transports to the beleaguer-
ed garrison. But whatever he concludes
to do it is evident must be done quickly,
a. fodder for the horses gave out some
two weeks ago, aud the garrison, as early
as the 5th, reduced to three fourth's ra-
tions of salt meat and hard Tread, had Or
y provisions remaining for two weeks.
A6vices from Soffolk indicate increased
Confidence on the par. Of the Federal
troops to hold that place. The principal
fighting. thus far. has been bctwees the
gunboats and the Confederate batteries on
On the river. Up to Friday las, the Con-
federates are said to have been bafflsd in
every attempt which they had made to
cross the river. There had been some
skirmishing on the Somerton road, which,
as it is oaly briefly alluded to, was very
probably productive of no important re-
suits. The Federal troops evidently fell
back. throug b the loss as ehronicled was
but slight. The movement was made, -
We are told, lin order to feel the enemy