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hfs declaration that We have not had
fres government, aud that black Slavery
requires the political Slavery Of the whites.
Who Is there amopg northern men Of any
eminenee, who Is not 10 opiniOn hostile 70
SlaVefy3 There is not . man Of any pO-
litieal prominence, except those who them
selves are VIGOROUSLY bopght and sold,
who Is an advocate Of Slavery. This dec
laration is, In effect, that Slavery is incOm-
Patible with popular gOyeTnment, that
the thirty millions Of people shall not be
allowed to elect President except from
among the three hundred Thousand slave
holders or their northern serfs aud that
to secure aud extend black Slavery, the
whole people must give up their political
rights in the government.
Freedom has in this country always
pursued defensive policy. Slavery was
always aggressive Freedom was eOntin
1ally falling back 70 weaker defensess
yielding snccessiyely its ground for the
sake Of pease. But it has only aggraya-
ted tho conflict, as yielding to wrong al
ways will Il has surrendered popular
government until men holding the Opin-
ions held by all the great men fthe cOun-
try and by every honest tintellige man in
the Free States, and until recently by
nearly all the intelligent class in the
South, have been Ostracised from all rights
in the Government; and the people are
aWaked to find that the Government has
only been allowed to exist on condition
Of their subiectiou to the slave power.
Since all this has come from the defensive
policy, is it not time that freedom should
try the aggressive? Could that policy
make things any worse, or cause greater
disturbance or destruction than the defen-
sive course has2 We have tried the one,
and our present condition is the result
The other is the only way now open to-
peace aud permanent tranquility
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s.- 5, 1fyOu do, use, q g 5FF
Hoofand's German Bitters'

From j. Ne,Dton Bro.Dn, D. D., Editor efMs Escy-
elopedia Of Religious Knowledge.
Although not disposed to fAVor OF recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through distrust OF
their ingredients and effects, yet know Of no SUM-
cent reason, why may not testify to the benht
he believes himself have received from any simple
prOparations in the hope that he may thus contrib
ute to the benefit of others. To- !tlz fi-l
/ do this the more reAdllyin regard to HOonand's
German Bitters, prepared by DR.. o. u. Jackson, Of
this city, because was prejudiced against them for
many years, under the impression that thOy were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. i am indebted to my
friend Robert Shoemaker, Rsq, for the removal OF
this prejudice by proper tests and for encourage
ment to try them, when suffering from great and
long continued debility, The use OF three bottles
Of these. Bitters, at the beginning Of the present
YEAR was followed by evident relief and restoration
TO degree Of bodily and mental vigoT which had
not felt for six months before and had almost de.
SPARED OF regulating I therefore thank God and
my friend for directing me 20 the use Of them:
Philadslphia, June IS, 1851. : -, s-.Es'. z
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Price rs ets; Per bottle, or alx bottles for
Ts-For saIS 81 prdgsl 80 anf Deales5 every sye
e &c unlssa ssssSs, ~ the pra sissss sSa
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ATTENTION, MILITIA OFFICERs
TUsF BEoEIVED-l 10 copies; thEoS vols. each, Of
ey Casey ni5l2tEy z ths o1ly
stractou cf the Infantry Of tia agule8 offhs O. q
UhsthR FegulaE.Eolnnfosl or militia
jup14 O'' 'AssS Ho. s ASSSSs. 4 GSs Il,
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our soldiers, hundreds Of lives might be saved that
otherwise would be lost, Il, ,s .s..,5t.l . .s.a
We call particular attention % the following re-
markable and well authenticated cure Of one Of the
nations heroes whoee life, 70 use his own language
''has been saved by the BIttsrs," -uf sr.
PHuADELPmA, Aug. 2sd, 1852.
MRssRS. JONES B EVANs'-Well, gentlement your
Hoohand's German Bitters has saved my life. There
is no mistake In this. 1t is vOuched for by numbers
Of my comrades, some OF whose names are appended;
my case. Lam, and have been for the last four
years, member Of sherman's celebrated battery,
and under thSimmedia late command Of Captain 4. b.
Ayers! Through the exposure attendant upon my
arduous duties, was attacked in November last
with Gf The lTpgs tos seventy e
debility, heightened by an attack Of dyBentery.
was then removed from the White House, and sent
Whiob ' on the Ssth II Jun Since that time
have been about a. low. as any ione eoIla pe ann
i' as ssssp abe to sTsSS And III Sid
force mOrsel down. It vas tmmeniately thrown up
again, - - -, -.
stomach. Life could not Last under such eiFenm-
stances; and, according gly, the physicians VINO nave
been working faithfully, thsugh unsuccssstaiy, 70
ly told me they c0uld do no more i0r me- ana u1av 60
mo to see clergyman, and to make such disposition
a1jeo Sh6 Visited me at the spttas Ftederi
Steinbrown, Of Sixth street, below Arch advised me,
Ss 69ElSTS ~ saPih aho
taking them the gloomy shadow Of death reeededi
aud / am now, thank God for z, getungl ssttsfI
daSaS sS sSS b El SinS afbsiSt Pt
fftted q room my vile and daughters, from whom
have heard nothing for 9 s3r; gen n
Front ioyaI To your invaluable RitteTs owe the
certainty oflife which has taken the Place OF yaas
fears-to our BiLtets will IoWe the giorons priyi'
ege again claiming 70 my bosom those who are the
dearest 70 me in life. Very tTTly ySgTsis 70 MisIoNr
We fully concur in the truth Of the above state
msnt as We had despaiFed Of seeing our comTAdeI
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TERMS 0FApvnHTIsING

= Ng44ul5 Iyy1UIO " q. .ll9t' I'lI'1'
ding to tho space occupied and the fchAuges
made. -I.s-tt.s.- -. r. a-.e =i4flaf -1a
an Transient
BuSinosS Cards not 0xUeeilng i've Inl SO peFy year,
or IS for months, but for shorter period nothing
viii be counted les3 than q square. r.
The privilege Of Annual Advertising is limited 70
the AdEertisers' own Immediate buslness; and ali
advertisements for the benefit Of other prisons a.
ofauotion sales and real osate sentln BY them mnss
be paid for At the usual rates. Ittsfrifl A4't
GlrAdYertiBements NOT accompanied with Wfttea
directions will be inserted until forbid and charged
NotooS Tor Political Meetings 70 be chatgedih Al
oaseg at flll rates. et,i =, 1is-E-s. - u. I.
liarTiag 8, Noticelof IlneFAla, and announcements
tof sllIaonsst 80 cents each. n0nvlI-,69.
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JONES EEYANR, !

rsases.!ors Is q, N. Jackson a co.l ssssis.is
2 -; 81, bs4s.a9 zsfsa.l PRoF4BToHs.
ssst;g,.is al g q
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PREMIUM SEWING MACHINE.
Cheapest and Best in Use.

TyHE GRoVKR 4 BAKER SEWING lIACHTNY
u has taken fh6 hFst premium - UEeTy State Fali
At whiehif has been azhIbltedy ana vas HWafded
the only Gold Medal ever awarded o any mAcljnQI
iu 1llinbl5.B The work upon the Grover Baker
every sfafe FalF IN the Unitc1 States WhhRs e has
ben 6Ehlbitsd n this d1toJ PofS0nS wishing %
Or IstnfIng puFoss are fnvjted]
e eall and oEnmiDe the Grover q HlkGr machine
before purchasing any OtlsF machiua: NE attep-
chine price only e55. reF81ls ifFfng - the cuutgy
are rsneste1 % Sad l5F elfeuldrs ana eeimes o.
ssJsing 70 $50 i .fs-uE1 n Jos. W0D0NAI,
oefI i. 1o6l< Maln e. WheelinE. ". Va y
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(Prorn the Richmond whig.I

/ AAtGAA-A4AAA
The Charleston COlyjer makes timely sugges-
tIOn In recommending the attention Of our gOvefn-
mont 70 the naturalization and cultivation Of Cal
isayA, for the preservation Of the health Of our
soldiers. This article has peculiar effect upon the
liver aud guards the system agAinst dlaease BY ex
pOsure and irregular diet. Il h said that the great
success Of the Plantation BfttGs OfDr Drake which,
previous to our unhappy dlmeultiss were found in
most Southern homes, vas owing to the extinct OF
calSAya Bark which it eOntAined as one Of It's Pri
eipAl ngredisuts-HIn confirmation Of this, We have
heard one Of our most distinguished physicians
marx, that whenever he felt unWell from ordinary
dietetlc OratmOsphee causes he inVaFabIy relieved
himsslf by Plantation Bittsrs- Now that thesO Bit
ters cannot be Obtained,a substitute Sh uld be pre-
pared. We understand our government has Opshed
Negotiations with DR.. Drake, through secret agout
but with what truth WO do not know" 49,
We are exceedingly obliged 70 the Richmond
Wig for its FGmssnbEanee Of @Anld Lang Gyns" but
we can assure a0ur GovornmontH that the Plauta-
tion BIttsn ara not bF Ee 70 any ''ssotOt assnts'
North or south. There Is probably several other
thinss that @our Government viii yet want.
We know that We have the best and most popular
medicine in the world. We are not afraid 70 ShOw
what It is composed Of.
Physicians are compelled 70 FecOmmnd IT.
6AllsAXA BARK has been celebrated for Vor two
! HuhutS1 ysAAsI te44 se9 80 Ns''Ne s-s 20 -
Louis XVI, k1ns Of kraneo' Tor the enormous Price
oTtts own weight In silver. It Es remaSkahIB for
Dyspepsia, Feyers, Weakness, Constipation, &c.
CAsCARILLA BARK-FOr DiarThsa, 00lic, and dis
eases Of the stomach and bowels.
DANDEIlos.-kOE Inflammation OF ths Loiiis ana
Dropsical AfeetiOns.
CHAHoailEh iEE o''Ahs--Iof eHiee0'sa digestion
LAVEEDEH ELoSERs.-AEomatie' Halmalant and
tonie-lilisnly inVisoraslns IN neFV0es aeoilfty.
WfsFEneHHEH-koE ser0fnia' hheumatism' 4s'
AHlsE'-An aromatic eeFminati'ei seating heah'
muscle and milk; much used BY Hothsrs nursing
Also eloHe-PnaA' ofanse' earaSly' eofiaAaet'
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NO. es1 ARCH sTREET,
In, Rrtpeipar oaes a"a Na"'Ja''0gss'. 80 4 I.
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BEwARE O. ooUNTERIEITs
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See tba. the signature Of so. M.JAcKsoNnis Is ol
he WRAPPGR of each bottle. tar.,a
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IMPORTANT 10 SOLDIERS!
Those havino. Friends in the ArmJ

Those haVin0 Friends in the Army !
We call the attention Of all having relations or
friends in the army to the fact that @Looaands
Induced 81 exposure and pri4ations ihcid camp
life In the lists, published almost daily In the
newspapers ON the arrival OF the sick, It will be
noticed that a very large proportion are suffering
from debility. Every case Of that kind can be
readily cured by Hoodand's German Bitters. Dis
are speedily removed. We have NO hesitation in
stating that If thsse Bitters were freely used among
our soldiers hundreds Of lives might be saved that
otherwise would be lost Il, ~, l..,..1 2. .s..f
We call particular attention 70 the following re-
markable and well authenticated cure Of one OF the
nationss heroes Whosa life TO use his own language
''has been saved by the Bltters'" s-i sr,51t
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-27
Mntmort.
Mbrabam 9intoln.
That's so.

EH ..-. ~
lleter taS i'm Mueeublid redt interel7'
ante 8apitel pom n&rie96re@t" -&rie0
UNI Nebil @fl6er GudS pcer Gltl tonrz
ten ptele wiperareiteapea 8egrife Su eineu,
0orte aulammen ipden e liefert bic
q. .. Mbenr3eitun9 fplgence 8raltbrlbe:
Die 3weifd an per3wefma6isfett Ter
8erbaftuns Gauanpiebams mdien mir
nadseraef, unsern genug, tbeilen. Nber
,parum ? Sur oe6balb, neil bic ialappen
Observation-Disclosures pur6 ibr Gin
itimmen in ras @epldgr Der Gopperbeape
ben Dineen ben Nnldein eeeeben baben,
als pIrpe bic MabreselunS hes 8errds
tberS pie gade leiner Sptebse(eIen I'm
Norpen ltaarfeu unD trdftigeu."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-27

Gin WeIdenf fur Deut1@<
Die rtutfden 8aufiute ron
ysep : 2lJcrt rolIen rtr rQonpmirtblHaft.
lidben @el.Qlaoft" in D.u.lhlonp Gin
prdicnt MAIDEN, bellebenb aus eintnl rpl<
ifdnrigen N6prtenent NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Oer1iblhuften &C., unp welde ol5 tte
0rnnrlaAe zines nlancwlrtbitaftli9en
Wuleurne" in Deutldiano ciene1 lou.
Die Musfeauns Der 0essnifdnce pirr
auf Ger 9auburser Wlele i~tattfncen.
bQuSfrauel1. MERIT einen
BIid paroufl preils Don QebcnS,
mittelr i'm Sipsn. - Die Mobile Iriz
bune pom 8. Mai 5. s. beridnt folpenz
&c unerb5rte preile: 3uder 75e, Iala
uno Mods $1.75, &ahee $3.50, @eis
is = lie, serdude1tes S9meinefeiib
ST. 20, fildee 5000, 4stt $t.10-
1.25, Butter ST .25-1.5O-6dun ST 10,
5eife 4Oe. NincRciEh 1870, 6ammel>
aeilh 5000, Wplo1e5 $3.50, bic
@auone. Mbiafy $222-23 meise Bob
uen $7-8 per Bu5bel. Rorn $3.50,
@oh $50, Gier $1.25 saS Dusenr,
Iurfeye $5-6 ras Staf. Oetrodnete
Nepfsl unp pfrdde 4O-5Oc oaS Yfc.;
Wsbl $62 ras Gas. GS lebt cod aus,
ais wenu bic Blodore p%ouflnoia mare,
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$40. 90 Belpbnuu q.

TIU.UU Ky IF y II u = ..
PEN nuttraeidneten e~ntliefen Mitte april ,.
Sabres:
Gin Mutterpferp, s 9abr alt, braup nit mel
Ger Btale. beioe linff TiBt peib;
Gin 1iilen. | Sabr alt, Gu6s NIT ttiser
Bla6e, Mdbne abselbnittfn, beioe 9intntube
pfib. Wer tie SPHERE 3uriflieftrt pier Apstunft
ertbtilt> erb6lt bic pbenatnannte Bt[obnung.
penbericn, @ibley g.. M, Hinael,
Minnt,rt1.
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@5dbemtIitbe Nunbfdbau.


BertaIIedu molten mir III gu,
funft loeen, menl mir ineinei. roB etrros
total fdief 9esans.n. asic, uniere IN Der
pcri9en hummer ausaelrrcdenen Grspars
tung. boB mir il, ctr beutieen nit Droben
Meui9ftiten yor rcn Qeler tretel1 miireen,
II -perblltft woreen. 8ir baben
tlutpenis ~ meleen.
gennlplDania, Der ate SdluB
ftin : Gtaat aittert . piui ! raB mir
IS ansipreden nlul1en nod INNER, ia 10
9or rnebr dis je, spr elmer 6anp opQ Sbz
boien unD 6unaerleicer. Dos gorpS pes
3ebelen <@enerals gweQ, fol- in paS 0e<
bet etnserruieen letn, u, ftattpab per&lang
Der 5turutalcden ,melder ben 2anplurm
in's 0epebr ruff pieie Tbatinhe melcet.
mirp fe un6 ppm eenfurperfdnittenen
uno turdaeiiebten Teltsrapben items Yrrz
ae;irpt. SORT mas Ger telegraph aus
6arrisburs, Dem Sib Der Staatsreaterung
in Yenniplpanien ersdblt.
.Die &etelIe,1 rulfen nit 1arfer Madt
por. unp bic jeBt 1T ibnen tsiuerlei Biz
oerltanp ent9egen ae(fBt morDen.
Sie loQen IL Meilen Don Carlisle 80
etrpa 20 Weilen bon 6arrieburs - teben.
Gen. &nopp befeblist bic Mili5 ,rpel>
DE Ten &ebelen entsegen ruifen ioQ pb CT
ibnen aber Zen Ginjns in he 5aupttapt
pennlylpaniena rurb einen &f, itreiz
tis MAIDEN mirr, tlettt ;u lsben.
@as Der arbere She'll Der &ebelen> Nrz
rnee uuter' abiidtiset, il - bmads
Ndtblel.
'f~ a.y o.a = vi , 8 9a~upttatt Gres
pcrit,; miro aneebli6 ron ben &ebellen be,
brobt, riie spilben Mirrletpmn unpBoo,
nesboro fteben.
@on gidsburgb meleet Grant
unter benz %. NQes oebt gut. Sen.
Spbnlpn llebt bel ya;oo City. Delcrteurs
beri6ten, raB bic Belobuns an cen Gum
setpfotsn nast, (Gine Madridt, moran
mir un6 lbwer iatt eiIen tSnnen.)
Bon port 5uD1pn fcmmen frdf>
tig t6nenbe Nadridten.
~ : ~ " Z y .
Treitaa, ben &c. Guni.
Simmer lbdnrliber unp 1ddnelider
Simmer brennenter bic Sdmad, weld,
pas grobe, mddtiae golt ce6 Noroena
Don Der minSiaen &aub %taaten% Madt ild
aufbrennen ld6t. Die 1pilreten 8eriitt,
uber bic Snpaflcn pennfyleaniens baeelr
unp lhauern auf uns betab. Gweu mi
elmer @olonne, cem linfen Gldgel Don Sees
Mrn,ee, prinbt IN pennlyloanten uneebin.
te,t Dor. 6arrisburs 1T beprobt, unp wirt
rpabrl9einlid fallen. SIN Ybilapel pbit
rubt jeces @efhdft.
Der redte Gllsel BON Sees Nrn,ee I'm:
ter 2onafreet bat ben potcnae dber
idritrn, mabreno ras 6auptcorp5 bon
Centrum, urter n@eneralen Gill. spt
lden @tartinsburs unp Bin6eler aese'
ben Tlus ridt, UNI @olbin9ton auf re'
Marylanr, Strabe 3u 5epinnen.
Slid auf!
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Mnernemcitcs
In
gommer @auren
tai ipeben BON Newsycrt

tat lpeben BON Newsycrt
erbalten uns oferirt benz wublitum ron ct. paul
owte Der un,sesenb in ber reihbalti8iten Nusuabl
unb ~ ben biaiSlea Yreiltu bic 1anbluus Spn
8. %. Snaerlpu u. Gomp.,
IL ibreta
neuen Stein0.b dubc All Der 3. citrate
nabe Der Bride,
81. pauI, Minneeta.
Sn So, :; bes !alieses inb, mie aQeeuein bt.
faunt, bic Y)rei1e her Banuircutm, Maaren be-
heutenb aeRlesen; ba mir aber einen grcbsn Vcr.
ratt pom pielen Waaren baben, Der por Der 9tei8-
anA aefauft murte. 70 iInb mir IN 9tanb eelsBt,
bie{e biliSer 3u sertanfen, als ir5ens GIN a1etrts
Gsiaaft tn Der staet.
Uernfr baben mir
A1eiberffphe unb @aaren fnr
Oanieu,
als Mantiaen, @bapls, Gloats, panblau3en.
@trumpfwaaren ,e. &C., iUmis
Eu4e unp @arpfrpbesM rlifel fur 6erren.
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yermtibteS.

Gin Monn btim S4eibtn ;
.{dteBen in per Ndbe ypn ct.
QpuiS erihoIen. - Mm Sane<
tag Madmittag 3 ubr, e%rtienete fd in
sailing Sprin8s, einem beliebten Yienic<
plase am e9ginois llfer, Elm traurieer lln<
glddfau. sc warea On Fem Ylabe iber
600 Meniden, mei1enS Deutlde pom ct.
2ouis o%eriamnelt, unter ,pelden einen
Ebstl pes 9trand8fns pa6> 9pprisati@iebsn
b4bete, nm ben Yreis zines idbnen S 80
pertben @ewebrss. Ser 9dpsan,tiaer,
ein alter Mann Namens Mad batte lid
ftarf ansetrunfen unb lsBte iIaht ben 8u>
eeit alf elne @fiie qns, bic ben pitber>
bpiten Iaoe! Der @diBen frrieie, Dad
bSrte ober ntdt auf Die Dayniaefn, (sn5
bern @eBte iIh iroB Rent her Welabr tffe,
lmebr aus. Nahoem feline 8ertpestnbeit
LANCE 3eit 10 binsteansen mar, fubr Dem
unslldliden cine &usel In ous tinfe aus
ae, pApfabpbrte la0 @ebirn unc t6rtet ibn
aueeutlfld.
Der 96lge, welaef be yebauanigppQe
8ugel atfeufrif, rurte pom ben Anme{el>
ben BON oller 5dulp noQtpmnen freiaes
iprobt1. CT madte ober tsnnoh bei eiirerl
Griepeneridter i'm nnbe gelesenen 9uino.
AaSeigf nnp rurpe uuter s 500
Biiyelkdaft fir BIZ peiifrf lntsrludung
eef1elIt. Bad pqr etn al.rSdger uno be-
rttt6 63 SABRE alt.
GrHtor : una unb 8traubuua
Splpaten in @ineinnati. -
9Th ceutldu Solrot, Manens Samuel
sdaeissf, sapn so. penn(. 3e9t, BON
pslddtlM eipl bell aaa5 lapppatas ru16 Gin.
palFrtt, nulrf qqtNNli& Mefafaae
auf elmer btuwaaee tpet eefupefp. @ei
rfr ansetelIten untsiuduna aeAr IS NIB
beraus, paB ber Ioote cine fhIedlihe
Wunpe in BEN lQnttrltib bate, bic Jpn,
auetniGfinIi1 bprh Gin 3rrfildneipiges
bftaebrdM werfen mar. Da
man Bet lcfui Solentfr, per Tag 3uror
t75 gflb faht nod 'ileiintr Auf1rfnns
pa1itlbe jtcgA nidt mfbr an iiblm pptfart, !
. plttilit9f g 3pdftL poee 81 tFnlpIeftt |
mp pam 6frapb fpoIstn Il.
& - bzt G = 90 n
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@ir ftcben ntBt auein.

Mebrere perlone1, eie un8 als aufrih>
ti9e Greunoe Ger Union unp unteritIBer
Der Apminifration betannt iinc, balten
raflr, poB mir 6errn 2ineoin lei Der Be>
urtbeilun9 ieiner Mntpprt anf bic Nore0e
Der Nlbanv @aQanpiebam 0erlamm<
lung un1ett 9stban. Nber mir ml1en
ni@t8 reitoweniaer bel Der ron unS aus@
9eiproGenen Mnil6t serbarren, unp feben
NIT unlerer Nnii9t aud t~einespess auein.
Die beiten inter Den freilinnisen Deutz
iaen Dlattern, tbeilen iie, uno lpreden fe
in Der alIerfrdftafen @eile aus. 60 last
!. g. bic Su. @aatsSeituug : n@a8 Ger
prdloent in feiuer Antporf, in Betref ecr
Gon1itutionalitat militdriGer Betbaftun>
9en last. 1T Yprtreflid, nno ;eust auf's
N:ue pom ieinem flaren 8erftonne. SIN
uebrissn aber mu6 lein S9reiben auf jez
ben wlbrbaft ent(diepenen patrioten, ei,
ueu b6aft wiprisen Giinprud ma6en."
nMan per9lei6e BEN uutermlrfieeu Son.
cen Ct pielen Seem 8orfer Demofraten 9e<
9eniiber anfbld9t, nit Ger pabi9en Mrt
uno @ftle, wie er rie raotfaleu 81. 2ou=
iltr 6orDerun9en suridriee!! lnp mdbs
renp er 3uerl auf'9 Sbla3encie nahweist
pae bic 8erbaitun9 0auanrisbam's curGz
aus eeredt unp een1itutiene4 1T, persissi
er sleid rarauf lbfdnfn User pielelte,
unp ldBt merfe1, raB Ct ben 9erratber
ber3lia germ frfiaeben pdrce, iubalo man
Jpn nod r,ebr patun1 bite"
4lS ur6 bic Numn1tr ber 9Q. Stoots,
aeituns. ,pelae bic pbiaen @orte entbielt,
IL @fldt fam, lag infer llrtbeil in oieiet
Sade, wit sir - in Ter lebten Drummer
auseefpru@en, bereits peE 9eler yor> uno
bic nebereinllimp,unS III beice1 Nrtbei!en
neg lpeabalb al6 cine rpeitere Befrdfti9ull>
ibrer &i4tiafei ansdeben perpen, IA 1e
eanj aaabbdaBie ppp einancer, aus elmer
rubisen xnc NTensen Yrlfpna Der 2inz
fslnldeu grpefteratipnen b~srpprsiaa.
@aS tea uns eema&ten 8o1wurf bez
trift MIR kdtttp Die 8erf pe9 prqlioen~
ten III ber ueberleBuna enttfellf, ia il rfrz
felbe unbeerlnpet. unlere leber(eeana
siebt bta appn Qincoln's @orten.
I'm ater Elm uetri9es su tbun, nollen
pir bier bic trcrtSetreue ueberieBung jener
@hwniiuehflei pprleeen. uno es un1ern
Gritifern lberlad5en, allfn Iroit aus Dem
l1nterfdiete apiidea tie3r - SrtIihen
BON BEN 3epoeteur oeS y. gurfer pemp.
fraten nerfabten ue%beritbuns, unp unltrer
abattlr3ttn 3u id6pfen. ptlder i'd baraus
fa1pfen ldbt. IS 1T %blutpenig, mag
abfr far Paaripalter aeniisen. Die betrefz
feueea Bsrte 9infelp'p lauten allo
. ii 6uaffs pu 6erru 8aIqnpisbam'S
8erbaftuna, erflQte Nib nit tiefep
.S4mer3 ;es fdn1erste mid, bae leine8 er>
baftung nctbmtncis leinipltt. GS fpifo.
mir arp9es 8erenl9en bereiten, i'm fret
3nlaHea. (staIp i'd bic lleberseusuns sez
winae. nas bu1xattr pie 1ftntli9e Older
bet tiht Ieieet."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-27
Tremont @isel uno Ser Sraeff1nie.

Tremont, Sisel uno Ser Tradf1nie.
Toleenpe G%urrelpunoens erfldrt l@ 10
lebr ypn 1elbit, cab MIR uns nidt 5u Waz
ieltdtabeleipieern III MAIDEN brauden, in5
cem mir aud nur Elm @ott Der Grfldt>
ung bin;ufusn,
Seem yp,f, 1G SUM, 1868.
Mn ben prdirMten Der Ser. Staaten.
Wpuen Gle n.cer jeBiaen &riiI5 Zen
granddaughter Gremont uno Sisel 9e>
aatten, einen Mufruf fir Yolontdre 3u CT
lal1en, pic |ealei6 sur gettbeipi9uns Ter
Notibn ma1lhireH louen.?
ST. 3app.
7 Stgismuno &au}nanr.
&arl 8eBmann.
M%nttport.
Malbin9tpn, 10 SUM-. 1868.
Nu 81. Ropp u. Mneere.
De geue. pom Stem yoyt erbietet fi@
unS Iruppen sl ididen; uno wenn er
Zen Beitano bes Sen, Irfmsnf UNI ees
Sen. Sisel minidt, lo farm er ibn babrn.
@lufbt CT Die Beiren nidt 10 tpiirre
uns nut @erpirrunD taraus etwadlen,
menn mir iie u%nabbdnsis ppm Jpn a,bet,
ten laf1en wolten.
Mbrabam Qinfolr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-27

"-1T0 p1. UT1 WIuH.
&auofaufente aufgfpa6t1 &ie filter.
babe is aud nit BEN Bfainns riefes Jriibiabrs
sheer s,ein paaptaueenmert auf has Mbulefak.
Oslbaft ~serittet unb peres bsbea!b tets elm
reidboltiass q Eoteatatl nr DsppftiDn baben.
"a II ntsine gbaGren tirelt pen ben sro6en
msnrfaeturtn see Dfens fur rGafb! baiebe. fs
lin i'd IN sen @tanb efitst, Mxese,striaatsrn
sit arS6fen 9 crtbeiIf ~ biettn. Dsitfanas en SsH
9anb- 9auFeutsn ssrpe1l ppn1tag eesoae!: 49,.
8lei4nas tpfrbsit ale gorisn S!ssls:n s.n s
trorpt anaefsrist fit bic ben tasta1 3sstss pet-
'''''' Gonrab gobian.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-08
A Girl Shot by a Traitor.

A girl whose name is Emeline -
WAS shot on Teusday at Brewersville by
a traitor. The following particulars are
from private letter received in this city:
VERNON. June TO-
"Emeline was shot yester-
day by traitor at Brewersville by a but
ternut. She is the girl that tore the but
ternut from the flag some time ago, at a
meeting of the Union Club. She and
some other girls attended and took flag
with them. A butternut who was pres
ent endeavored to get up a row, and one
of them pinned butternut on the flag
and dared any one to take it off. Eme-
line tore it off, and threw it in his face,
The butternuts have been mad about it
ever since. Yesterday as she and some
other youngsters were on their way home
from spelling-school, they were met by
party of butternuts, when fight en-
sued, and Emeline was shot through the
leg. The ball lodged in the calf of her
leg, and has not been yet taken out. She
is in great suffering. The butternut
that shot her, and two others, were ar
rested and brought to North Vernon,