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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-02-26
STEARNS HOUSE.

uAV1HG leased this fne Hotel, would
II announce to the travelling public that i,
will be kept in The best style, and as first
class House in every respect. Situated on a
wooded b1uf, it commands one Of the
Finest 1ie'es on the Mississippi; R;icer,
And as resort for IxvAL1ps, who would epiov
the invigorating qualities Of Minnesota at.
mosphere, it presents '.''' ..
USUAL INDUCEMENTS.
The rooms are large, airy and comfortable,
and supplied throughout with spring mattress
beds.
The Table will be supplied with every boun-
~ and luxury that can be procured
Every attention will be paid to the comfor,
OF guests.
Stages can be taken from this Hotel to any
desired point. II. J. FOWLER.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-02-26
n r N RY w. W EARY,
CARRIAGEMAKEH.

7 HAV E removed to my new shop nssr the
| Bridge, where am prepared to do all kinds
II wof- In the Carriagemnking line. Wagons,
carriages and sleighs made in q neat and sub
stantial manner At low rates. Particular At
tention paid to repairing. v3-nll
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-02-26

Tuns, SINNERS, 81. TuRsr''- One Of Bur
banks coaches, when few miles fl from the
city yesterday with = number Of members
OF the Legislature as passengers, turned
over-iron side up. Fortunately the snow
was deep and no aeue. inj juredii!- akhiinnstq,-,
Olas ANQeI y .: 5&y53n Tf34
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-02-26
A M T. RICAN HOU Sc.
ST. CLOUD, {: MINI.

'I'HE above houes has been opened by :he
i undersigned, and the most perfect and am-
pie Accommodations provided for the comfort o
guests. It is pleasantly situated. commando
good view, and is we'll tept Travellers
stopping there. can take the stages for any d.
sired point.
The Grow Wing stage leaves this house on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday mornings.
v3n441y F MONTY.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-02-26

"A gentleman who" has escaped from
Charleston reports that; large number IF
troops have been recently seut 10 Charles
ton and that formidable defenseo will be
made: Nearly alt the citizens have ,lattsia
aptieipationof ,n attack: ,.>,.,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-02-26
N EAT NJ ARkET.
JOSEPH HOWARD, Proprietor.

All kinds Of meat-bcef, pork, chickens
turkeys, sausage. pudding, smoked tongue, sc
.spt constantly on hand and for sale At the
oves4 rates.. All persons wishing meat are
to call. Opposite tho American
lQuse. nov29-lY
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-02-26
r HON AS JON ES.
BLACKSMITH.

4 L L L:nds Of work done in the best posi-
II bio ',anner, Particular attention given
to horse . d ox-shoeipg, plow work, and re-
pairing Of all kinds. Shop in same building
With n. '. Weary Carriage Shop.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-02-26
RATES OF ADVERTISING

, 4. column. On, year, $4,000
Il III column. S5,OO
Dne.fourth Of s;aolnml j. tts 1000
enc square, (tep lines or less) one week: LOO
business Cards not over six lines, 600
,vsr III lines and under ten, - :" 100
Legal Advertising Done 1t legal rates.
All letters Of business to bs directed to the
EDITOR.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-02-26
PI e r. '0w e 6EOF.

Tow SHOP.
E..-E i1f! Anl ~ r ,.t
NICOLAS LAIR
MAY always be found at his shop on St.
u1 dermain street, at the sign Of tie o'f}
-. .PL0 w.. ga.
Whore he keeps on hand Plows Of all kinds of
his own make, for sale, and which he v,arrsnto
to give coed satisfaction.
,.'', 's''f' A WAGON SHOP, 24
'lssonEected with hit establishments. 49,.
Ne,o Wagon. made to Order.
He is prepared to do an kinds Of !''' . :,
r BLAcRSNiTHzNG,n
And attends especially to REPAIRING Plowa
snd Wagons Of every: descriptions. v4n4S
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-02-26
the DEMOCRAT,

the DEMOCRAT s,."s
I. rablished At 81, Cloud, Stea>ns County,
Miuassota, every Thursday aftsrao ON. +
Otsses: CoaxIx THIRD Avsxu1 AHD WASx-
INoroN SrKBlr. !>"''1s 4 .
-0OoO- ''f
TERMS: - ''t''
'... ID 20 /.
u.s eouv. one yesr; so
fiss eopiss, one ysAr, III $40
Tea - -, ~,,,,a ... 1000
Twenty copies. one year. iand one
copy extra to the getter sp OF The
s1ab, ~z0'Vv . :
rAyusnt must invsaiably be N msdein advance
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-02-26

JOB PRINTING. =
OF Ill kinds neatly, eheaply aud ezpediti0usly
executed. ~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-02-26
II. G. WAIT

II. .. " "AIT
1salsr in Foreign and Domestic Exchange,
~ EEPS Land Warrants constantly on hand
n and or sale At small advance from New
York prices. Collections made, Exchange
drawn atthelowestc stcurrentrates,T Taxespaid, SC.
81. Cloud, July 28th, 1861. aug2-3m
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-02-26

~ ,wEAV:I R;@-a,~
7 AM PREPARED 70 WEAVE CARPETS
i in tho best manner, ndson the shoftest
notice. Rooms, wo doors south of the Gtearns,
House. o. !" MRS. sMAKdAkET Il
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-02-26
Jacob, LY BRAND,

We will publish this article, or at least
extracts from it., soon-probably next week,
I'D. DEN. nI,..% t.: r1":j.@t. .:l *,.,.{
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-02-26
THOMPSON BROTHERS,

VdOmFSON bHVI HIM., =
BANKERS,
q. Paul, ,: g.: - MINI.
1NEALERs in Eastern and Foreign Exchange,
u Revolutionary and Half Breed Scrip, Land
Warrants, State Scrip, Coin, Bank Notes, Uni
tel States Bonds. Highest price paid for all
decription Of Uncurrent funds v4n4l-ly
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-02-26

Eren;ng Ne,cs!.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-02-26
" Thexmometrioal Record,
Rsporffa, ezpressly for tAs DExocRAr, b.
5, .N0rIgtf Dru00isf ST. Cloud Sisf's;, =, J

*Delow zero.
- Z = :
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-19
@rpa,r granS in MfpinmaG.

Mew=gprf, 18. 9anuar. Nipinwau.
NoHrt&ten bpm 30 Df5emter teiagsu, 6eB
bret Squares abse6rannt tno, berunter Die
banana. uuo NIptnpal> Stlsnbabn9ei6afis.
lUtale unO Orsi Der srlten bCtsls. Ssrlnft
100000.
Der Dampfer Mmerica BON gietp CERT pds
bort onseIaaSt, bet Dampfer Gan Srancteep
ba9eBen nod uiHt ansefcmmen.
GdbifSnadriGbten.
Die Sregatte Colorado, Commodore @clhsz
borough. Fam beute BIER an unO Die RanCnen-
bUute Srsquots. Weebupfea pnp Nabart Pa
den beute tn GEE.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-19

Datte liH einem Dolt3ifen tpiDerlebt, unb ma
tsspa'b inter $500 Bur0FAdft 9easut NOR
pen, !pelde SUB. Sefees fir ton lmetffste. ia
e itq ntft lselts, y tDaFOs eriere fit ufrfal-
Der SAT- BON s. Smtpe, Der bie gnna
0eaosr gertiBbanbtlt bate, purbe nera(then.
q pS.taf+ 5Owarb motnts NIT feiner Shutter
4no5 Rinsm 8ruosr I'm 6aule bes Sd.nes
Ounntgan. @tntge Sage DOR BEN GGQtas
Eleerpe1 Der Mtetbe embfatt Fd Bic eyfere
F9eelEpnft tn Sttllhpeisen, uaDl Duantoon,
Der osin 9otraro fur; oarauf nuf Der @troBe
3s9e9nets, Ihrisb eteIem Die 2uitluna fnr Die
fniatb1ablte Mtet0s ouf BEN JtGfeI. toofiir
er lsooG 80 uno Die Soften besaGlen tnufte.
|pFs0Itoer @benplpitb, etn unae1uaeter Safe.
Etatte cte 5bIr bes 6rn, Gnaa0bera etnoef.pe
Ben, nnp eeorubt, bic &inoer oes Qsbterfg! init
Stans gu tpstfen. Gr fam nit elmer Ser.
'parnunB poSpn,
Oer Uarbtse GbaS. Qcuben bate einen am
bern 6arbtsen, 5uOlOn, In oefen eieenem
2anle purH9spraSst, unb puroe pes6ai6 I'M
% uno Rplen3abluna estr1ft. Da iebpd.
aaS .9~slPfOAenem nrtteil, Der Nbppfat bes
4nsstieBten 3 nettte, rab 9ebterer beretts Inn
otaIoNepanTs neununopretBta Weitibenbiebe
erpolttn babe, 70 tpurpe cas- 0erfabren Der.
laute stngsitslt, uno Der Sberif anaewteleu,
oe Strniamme bic nuf @rtteres Az bepabs
rem, UNI crit GrtanOtsung barber etn,uiisben.
puf9 fpF1 uno N ebalb Ote unselesltGe Dur6.
prn9sl''ae oss 5@tparaen seltebsm 1ei,
gSm 9turtat mar lpe9en tbdtlthen Qus
5rlffs auF Die @ltIe NeGture inter $500
9elteut. Da &c ni&t er19ien, tpurbe bic
Sar9Iaaft, pte 8m. Stmms ssleitst bate,
fur o~srfauen erflGrt.
TranF episn bate feline S&wGaerta burG=
3%epIauf uno wuroe fir btelen l@lagenDen
8ttpeis letter 3uneiauns Tim 81 eeFtaft, duf
ipfi VIonat In bic Sail 9efAidt, uno muBts
ole soften besatIen.
W arft e. = Dim @onnd6enb
pnrbe otf osm 9ertn9toneW atfte oertauft :
Se(tss @intfIeil&, Is Gts. @audFeilG, 10.
Cts, Sdtuten, 16 @ts, ; 6ammdFeiIG, 10
bis IA. St8 ; Qtnbwurf, 10 Cts, tyiIhe
Raetpfttn, 20 gu IS @ts. par Wed laSe
RartcffeIn, 25 @ts. ; rct6s &lben, % @ts. {;
paltinaten, rs StS. Nitben, Is Cts; Gel
lerie, 6 bis 10 Cts. Dag 8anOel Mspfel, 16
6tS 36 Gts. oas psd, te nab Der QualitGt;
@sla8tl tpar i'm ue6erfIub oOrbdnoen ; bere
sertftete 0anls BON gutter @r6be, 81;
pfllAe 9abnsr, BON 81 bis So per @tad
6ipner, So bis s. pas Dussnb,--ber9sri9-
tet, 50 Bic rs Sic. bas 9aar; pilbe 6autu-
den, IL bic 20 Cts. oas Stid !. Gitsn, So
pas 9dar; 8ebbnbnsr, So Bis $3.50 bas
DnBeno; &otbfGpfe, 81 bas @aar, Bette
Drtntbptter, Al Gts. bas pfunb 0fOlbuttsr,
Is bis 81 @ts. Gter, IS Ste. pas DusenO.
Der 8A9morlt entbielt nur tpents. 9edte
nnp BGrlhe folteten 373 Ste. baS 8nnoet ;
Jtrdfl9, 81 @ts. bic $1.25 per Stid, ie
na2 Der @tDee.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-19

DeutfAe8GAeater. - 6eute Qbenb
ptso auf Der Gnrner-8 ibne. Wsf 9rattfr.
cas- 16Sas 8sneOir'iAe S6aulpiel HNtatbtlpe"
aufasfa9rt, wcrauf wtr bns tbeaterliebetSt
Vub(ifum oap3 bsipuDerS aufmsrtlatn maGrn.
R Sr. 8plle rirO bsute Nbenb tn
Set 0tstenbaae, 8asettsfraBe, einen @eeds
ldafts 8aa abtaltsu. 8reunpe eines gemttb
lthen 2dn,AenS manen mir gang %beipncers
paranf aufmerfIam.
d nS~ Die @Gt6e2pgeN 80. | wirb
beute 9benD i6r 15jabriess S~ttftunssfti
Uur6 einsn erOeen 6elie8al tn zen 9fep
NiIemblp 3oomS feteru, porauf mir paS tang
lultae NubliFum aufmerflam maden.
Gy- @pntert beute Nbeno tn Der Wrs
better-6aae, @1Os8reberidlfr.
u.s. ST.. s. unterwa9ner ptrp IN
lstnsr @t,tbl9aft, 26 @eR-ecmbarelr.,
beute Woreen einen belttaten Qun@ fer
viren uno Mbenos eth gstnutblttes Rran3Hen
p~eraa(lalten, nm 5uusrise unO Ourit8e 70
wte GanIuliae an etn NIB remlelben Sage
,u befrieDt9en 80
@emDtbltGfsit unb S&rstnefttfG,
NebIt @~auertraut una gGurit,
a OoS tiIGt CT ietnen GaFsn outi d.
uac Sfet's Bier fur hen Durf,
Wplont6re MAtunsl @eeem 3errattgn9 bes
O. 1T nj 4, fpelhs tn SClge BON geediel Der Wabrnn9,
yR,n6en pber Gntbebrun9eit entiteben tann, heren en jerer
Spleat ~ausseIgst IN ino tane iDereren Wt usl anS~os"0er
ais SSOIGSwaS,S Puteu unb 9 albe au 25 Sts.
per Dor, saAnsN eds A~J
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a%0albtnatpn, .. s..

Der heutf&e 5AtfsS,rett FIR fraute nnb certrrnbete Unions,
Gtaaten sn gsaIe tot bsi9lciIsft an N9tttel tr Ink
erIdSSfte RoHe al iGaHsn, " fanBs 6ebrnar cine GueFsaun6
iFairI crn RunIt- rab SRbuarje @eserttaneea wetsitGen
5an6arbei,en &C az psranfGlten.
@r retnet auf zinc Iebbafte G~tednatrne unb etntn gpstt
esfer In geura 5ea bon aasn Oenjeni9sn uelde FIR bic etHbe-
runs eer 9eihen Ger 6raNt II NIB 8erwunbetsn Gin 9erB bassn.
Ram entItA merbeH bic . Gmen. SNn eersn EhSs
tt0tett btr @rtola beS rntergebuenS abhGr8s. II red
an ben 8oGberejtunsea, u0b 3nr OreanifrHn9 ron clubs,
un spedundstseria Ret Saae lctrttn ~ tDnaen, eueelaeen. m
Dieieufsen Dauen. wslfe nj tlpest5a n @tnlGonseen. lber-
feben no bn ine, @Cnsn ties ais Fsaant Ii9e ~9talaeurg be
trahteH. ss a
SIN Nuftrase
o.. S9hdtne,
cNrrPin @efr...l
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-19

klbR nt2t ttet sUrritden, 0is Bts letne sur
AeraEruns BON 0ridsn mnO @,fnnsennnbme
DOer UerntHtuhg pun Torref a~ueSelenbsten
GrpebittCnsn mteoer 3nrad inD.
Sc betBt. pas bic 2ebellen beatliahssn,
NUlentrans' Aruee su nnsebsn, ab3ulbneicen
unb lie Al pernimten. q 20
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-19

Gin Welf erRad. = 9sbten Sams>
tag paren mir 3nfaQts 3eu9e elmer tlstnen
Jeierli6feit In 8olis 6ain.
@ten tpar 8rauer Nof, Der fret9sbiSe @as
trtOt, pamit bel&aftt9t, 3W6If gum 2urnerrest<
mente 3uriidfsbrenOe 8ebeiite Splpaten nit
Spetle unO Granf gu betptrtben, al8 bic Nup=
pert'i@sn Raier ein rtetse6 Qaesrfab ibm gum
@sIheut aberbra6teu, Da8Islbe sntbdIt Dter,
gig Barrels bat tstne 8etfen unp setst paS
tpafsre 0orbttO Der 8eauer, Den 8tertSnts
@ambriun8.
Bir pipmen ben babel 8ftbetlieten Sole
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-19

@as &Gniss ertnpen,
ST. mstlf fur uns ni9t gut,
Ote 8Glter n1tilen es saklen
9Rtt ibrem @elD uno 8lnt.
Wltt einsm nur tlt'8 anperS,
DEM Der srfauD bas Bier: W
9Oa lsbe &Gnts @umbvtnus
uno bod pas CUTE Bier !
NaAOsm Das 8tsr erfunpsn,
Das tGntsltGe NaB,
Barp mad WtalatenEdu9en
@efUrmt pas erlte 6aB.
Die 8rousr unb pte &TIfer M
Gtno leitpem ltetS sepaart r.
uno ltsferp CUTE Ertuter,
So, 3rtnfer erlter Nrt
gBte mir 3nlammen baltsn,
OaS 3etst liG beut' auf's Nsu'.
Gum tsodertsn Der. 8raufr
3tebt &uppertS &Iferet -
Mltt etnsm QaeerfaHe
SON rtsfsem Wslenf,
Gang cbne eIuen Neifen,
Der &afsr praAtsei6enf.
Gu@ @Gre brape Suffer
nuo Garsm Weitertad!
Dir Gbre, paderer Brauer,
unp 6renDe . r anb Slid
Ma9 isper SuO sepetten
3u unlrer SeelenfOft,
pod lebe itper 8rauer,
8pr alien BOD Der NOf!
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easast gssssaate ans aiamOnOtr 3sttnusep

~ n
New-gOrt, 10. San. gBir lnO TN
1sFbs SUa Nsdntunper 8lattern BON, l6. ,,
50. 9tasS mar rubia IN WtlmtnStvn eta
gum Is. 3. @. Gin Ser. 81. @prpst g. big y
10000 Magn faFi, pages es9sua SlYpelt0a
betnHtrt. AZ
Gtu Ser. ct. DampIer fDl BET Nalepiae
auf een Stranp 9eratben iein, eth aroersr
neben ION 9elesen taben, unO man Sernutbet,
baB Der srltere gum Wrad trerbe. Die Wfann'
fNoft beTelben 1T ieboh nod an Bcrb.
Der Dampfer Columbia bat ih Dor GHar'
IeROn cur1 bic glOtaOe. seiAltGsn, uuS Elm
anSerer Don NaHuu, nit pof unD 3ufaRrsn
EnO elildli6 ein%9ttoufsu. 9sbtsrsr brin9t
bic No6rt@t, bob mob feds anoers DampIer
Serlu6sn wsresu, li6 bnrhsai6leiasti.
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3s9nnn9eR fiir NaHelrenle UnO
G4ouae

Sfabrt4t an waHsr=GonImment
Nehnnnessi fitr 1868 ltap 3m 10 psf. Nb,ua
berehtt9t. tpenn an pper Dor Dem 1. Wf6ra
be3a9lt.
Na3rt&t tptrb bternttt sesebsu, bag Die Re5nuuoeu fir
2Danerrente Gne S.teuer an uno mad eeut l 9. & anuar
Sut AustpetIttng berett i 9es; ate lerfrnen, bic fb ben
AeSn9 pon ~ pet, psl6er laatei CT Orbinan5 geitattet miro,
6a Mnssg nia9eH ~ogen. icaten mad Cter Gtice fcmmeu
Hal lprs Sepnuiagen tn Gmpfnns gu nebntn nne an pbsr gor
rem erHen gtGr5 bt5ahlea, nGSi Spri1tiit ber Srptnans.
SAM f19ujat3L Qgo1er-S atnr.
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Wsr. @h@ANeHore Glfce.
NesVy gB. Batttm &c TT.
.-tHI@ N,tnftIttnrn ~ = g.

" fS56R Baltimore, ben II. San. 1893,
Mn Sdnbger, N~sredmfer unS @tIdbdftslente
Hberbaupt. 5arl
que perienert, bic tr8enb Fin @tfhdft treisen, ptrSen bier.
mn Ofna9ft3tt8t oag ipl6e Iie verna8Eaiftsen, pCtr i6 mel.
setm, stte gee. ct. 9tttnis teIa4s5ng bnr:n, bic Gnats. Ben
Srela&sn Setra5 anR aet n assntsd5ts rrbon pts SSlftc Sem
1aistoef SItonttat. SptGs Die teine Applttattsr 9gttrabt nnp
FD Gem @enssfer sntapgen babut, udo f~orf6abrsn, bas @e.
ss ~ mlB1ftss, meres tpsfn f5ulbt9 b%efan6ea, Der bclen
StalI peg 9elesss antstnfia:n. &SenH irqtnb SenanS feint
oetphy9tuas peJsn 2genies htst ienrt 70 .iSlte az lid an
: @neh0r le'ass Sfiirts Uber an bele Dice menben.
@OMt s4f=I9 10 ,aasl ss H. = SsStss
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Mtw gUrt, 10. San. Die Sun3er
f&tFe gle6rosfa unb Dedapfen 9ingen 9sltern
6tt 8at btuab Das teBtere lesis i9 tnbsllen
Bel Der BenIoes SnleI Dor gnfer.
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Srr, ct. M6eHors Sffce,
3. Steuer z Oitrtft ron WorplonS.

OtNungFFEFS &WIPI ppm N(1r1lanD,
IN NO' ~ Weft4 Z, a ttn . re IT,, I'M Q. Stpt
- 81 gsltsHsEe, ZEN IT. San. 1868.
Racertdt wf,b hermit sen 9trionen Ger 10. Snb 70. gearb
segeseit, eeFen S~F8sntPata soa cam. s. @atbe us unS
~, eaB cte Don ttaen an9eisrttite SteuerGits tpfetfp trBRt,sst
roroen n ue srt @ini6t In bteer Office nb8 5 Eaos pen
EsstAsn &ggt an, ta9lta p0n 9 Bis & iibr In bteIer Office 7ur
gtaRGt Stfsa lte9t. @o9 SeTlaui biefer 3eil iperbtn 4ppel-
latleHen, 8strsf5 iirtbamIiGtr Cbtr.ailiubpbsr QbibSauns sri
eielsr SiNcs sntaeaettSeHsitnea nnb ent4feSen.
San19,2o, q i6eaQ @ " @T.s.,.
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t@ Dietentgen unIsrsr Baibinatonsr
Sn6iertbenten btnsn Der Weder am Samtd9
Oerlpatet 3ulnm, miIen MIR UNI Nn6FGt BIT
ten. Ginss Der 3situngs 0aquete mar Mani
lid bnrB sin 8erIeesn an cine anDere Statipn
StrI anbt rcroeH.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-19

DepUtS sur Gnt9eaennabme bon @aben;
sir Dit gpulbsnstru: Mars. s. 9ts. 30. "a straBs, CO.
piteI Din. s,sfe
SIR Gentrat-SBoibinstOn: TrS. S. Wibltusbaus, SO 80
Narfet Space. ass5 s b.
Sur ea-gsal9iastsn; Wrs. ., 8luu1sras. 80. 4s6 sp0Ifr
assslfsa Strase. sass j.
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IMPORTANT FROM SUFFOLK.
HEADQUARTERS, ARMY or THE PoronAc,
Tan 10 laAa (

HEADQUARTERS, ARMY THE PoronAc,
Jan. Is, 1893. }
The Richmond Wing and Enquirer Of this date are re-
cslved They contain the following
PETERSBURG, JAN IL, 1868
General Pryor encountered Dodges mounted rinemen
five miles from Suffolk with two companies OF cavalry and
routed hem infcting considerable loss General Pryor
remained line OF battle until sunday morning, but TN
enemy would not leave their stronghods Learning tina
eight thousand five hundred Yankees at Gen
Pryor pushed to intercept them They He'd on our
approach escaping through Gates county The prisoners
captured say that General Corcoran commands at Suffolk
The Eadminr still contends that the battles OF Mur'
freesboro the South 1t says TINS VIC
tory by far the complete by our arms IN the
Southwest We do regard the falling back by Bragg
lettering in the least from the glory oil our arms or
tho importance OF victory. All the boasttui de-
spaches Rosecrans may write can never recapture
the prisoners arms and artillery carried of by Bragg,
nor rebuild the wagons burned by Morgan and Wheeler
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fRFssAS.-On Tuesday January Ia ANsE tn beloved
aud amcncd wife 81 Thomas brennan, native q XII
kenny. parish Of nancsfort. ireland. loving wife,
i,ad mother, gentle, Kind and bospahlo respected and
beloved by an who knew her she lcaycs many ana warm
trien1s "a mourn het loss.
The and friends Il the family are respectfully
invited to attend The funeral from her ato residence y"
80 Fast Tenth street, TLurday afternoon ~ ono
o'clock Her remains wi be taken 20 ,aNary omctefy
Tor inermont.
nRFfN --on Tuesday evening, January IL, aiter a
lone ana painful iuets, when sha bore Win trut
Christian t0rittuhc snd roslgrat0n hAGA1, tho hcov
IN daughter u Andrew GrGn native e this city, aged
20 years
Dearest Margaret, tl0u has gone
To thy beloved mother VI hoayel,
Thou hist lett this worl Of an ana sorrow
10 minglc with the angels and SAINTS above
The relative. and friends 1T the family are fcNeeuniv
requested attend toe funeral, Ihurtaay Hlieri
O'Clock from The f,,iaouce of hcr father NJ
Clln street
srluSaN.--un Tuesday. january -, NAN s.lf.s, =
native Of Mastheh,h, county cork, Ireland, aged 10
years.
Relnicssat II pace.
Her remains viii bn conveyed stol 40. ~ Rose ~ ct,
FOR intcrmcnt. o Stauinrd, cam, on .hNrlIaNN
fir oDer Dsaiht 81, Secoad fogc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-14

BULL Run RUSSELL "DI.RY."- Run Rus
sell has recently published in London his
"Diary" of his haps and mishaps in this coun-
try. In spicy and graphic details Russell i
rather ahead of the Count Adonis Gurowskl;
but he lacks the Counts pitb vim and terse-
ness. Among many other curious things Rus
sell says that We have no gentlemen on this
side of the water; that the President is not
gentleman, and that Secretary Seward is not
gentleman. Bull Run Russell probably thinks
himself gentleman. and proves il by entering
our private houses and publishing all be sees
and hears therein. Whether We are gentlemen
or not depends upon the standard by which we
are judged. If Bull Run Russell be gentle
man, then, we are glad to shy, we have no gen
tlemen in the country.