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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-02-13

we even take up and make hero of gen.
eral who never did anything. | entered
Springfield the other day with General
Mcclellan in the same car, and a timid
friend of mine, who was getting out of the
cars, and heard twenty or forty guns fired
for him, said: 81 hope they won't hurt
anybody +" and said ]: Mcclellan has
never hurt anybody"
Of the propriety of employing negro
soldiers, Mr.. Phillips remarked as follows ::
One of General Buffers staff says that
the slaves of Louisiana are in such con-
dition that all the power of the continent
cannot bring them back into slavery. If
that is the way they feel, let them once
get on to their feet, palpably recognized
force, and we are beyond the reach of poll
ticians. How can we assure ourselves that
that is the speediest way? Put Butler in
New Orleans; put Fremont. Newborn.
Fremont's name will gather more negroes
together within the same number of days
than any other twelve men on the con-
tinent.
The slave is the already educated loyal
ist, who sees eye to eye with us, who I'M
derstands by instinct the whole problem.
Colonel Higginson, of the First Carolina
Regiment of Volunteers, made up of ne
groes, writes to me: "My sergeants will
discuss this question, and analyze it, and
probe it to the bottom, predicting its future
as we'll as you or l could do Instinct,
that instinct which has made the slave
holder for seventy years the most sagacious
OF statesmen, which has made him feel at
the distance of New Orleans that Boston
was his foe, which has made him dread the
northeast wind that blew across Massachu-
sets, that instructive sagacity which has
made him statesman, that same instinct
i've in the slave makes him loyalist He
believes in US because he knows he can be-
lieve in nothing else. We have in him the
elements for new state. Let us make up
our minds to that.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-02-13
Remarkable Sermon from Bishop
Clark, Of Rhode Hsland--.A Prayer
for Peace.

From the Hartford Times
As an evidence of the change of tone
that is noticed in such political sermons as
are now preached, we present to our read
ers the following extract from sermon
Clark, in Grace Church, Providence, be-
fore an immense congregation. 1t is fer
vent prayer for peace. One year ago the
Bishop, like many others who forgot their
calling, was as fervent for war. Similar
clerical changes of feeling in regard to the
war are observed hereabouts.
Bishop Clark's text was from Lamenta-
tons, 16: "The crown is fallen from
our head. Woe unto US, for we have
sinned" After a reference to the sad pic
ture of reverses which the prophet de-
scribes in the Book of Lamentations, the
Bishop proceeded to show the application
of bis language to the condition of our
country:
We have fallen upon evil days and the
heart of the nation beats with agony. !
do not wish to say a word that will deepen
the gloom-we must look the facts in the
face, we must be willing to see where we
anu W udo CAA1 CdCCu 10. 4uO
crown Of prosperity has fallen from our
heads. There is no suspension in the OPP
erations of business. There are many
who are making money as they never did
before. By a single turn of the wheel,
some find themselves rich who were poor
yesterday. There could never be a better
time for shrewd and daring speculation.
Money is drug; and when man has
made his half million, he does not know
what to do with it, for he feels that there
is no paper which may not be rags in a
year, no stock which may not have stand
still Nothing is safe but gold and land;
and the former can be had at only ruinous
rates, and the latter may yield no income.
We have sort OF hectic prosperity, but
the vital organs are diseased. We have an
abundant currency-an ver-abundant cur
rency-because it is fictitious-"a promise
to pay" which everybody knows to be q
lie. The show Of prosperity that we have
cannot last long. We are blowing the
bubble larger every day, and it grows thin
'ner as it expands. 1t glistens gloriously in
the sunshine for moment, but it will
burst suddenly and vanish into space. We
have ceased to accumulate the true mate
rial of prosperity, producing and manufac-
turing abundantly. Every one knows that
soon the supply will be larger than the de-
mand, and we are specializing upon the
impending calamity.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-02-13
A Profitable Ride in the Passenger
Cars.

The other day lady entered Greer
street passenger car, to ride from Broad
street to the PostOffice, the car was well
filled, but an obliging stranger, relinquish-
ing his right, gave her seat. The lady
thanked him for the courtesy.
The lady sat down. On her right was
a gentlemanlike person in plaid trowsers
and maroon colored overcoat. The plaid
of his trousers was rather extensive, his
legs resembling sections of green house
window. His coat was of material known
as chinchilla cloth, while his hat was of a
satin beaver article of painful brilliancy.
"A diamond cluster ring of considerable
value sparkled upon the little finger of his
right hand.
The lady admired the ring. The man
displayed it in a manner to attract atten-
ton. At the corner of Eighth and Green
streets the car jolted, and the man leaned
heavily for an instant against the lady.
She fancied that she felt hand, that didn't
belong there, in her pocket, and instinct
lively thrust in her own AS she did so,
two men got off. One was the person who
had given her his seat; the other was the
man with the diamond ring. In another
minute the lady ascertained that her pocket
book was gone. In that same minute the
two men in question had disappeared from
view.
The lady informed the conductor she
had been robbed, but the conductor could
do nothing, and the other passengers had
nothing to offer but coincidence. AS the
pOrtmOnnaie contained but seven dollars
and halt, the lady didn't care about graf
flying their curiosity by further explana-
ton.
Alighting at her destination, the lady
CHANGING to withdraw her handkerchief
from her pocket-the one from which the
portmonnaie had been taken-heard some
thing drop upon the floor. 1t was re-
splendent diamond ring. She recognized
it at first glance. 1t was the very ring
worn by the individual in stunning plaid
who had ridden beside her. He had I'M
doubtedly stolen her pocketbook, but in
doing so his ring had been drawn off and
remained in the lady's pocket.
The lady, after asking advice, took the
ring to Chestnut street jeweler, who gave
for it his check for $500. The net profit
made by the lady on her ride was $493 45;
the precise sum, barring five cents, lost by
the plaid gentleman in the satin beaver
tile. On Monday, walking past Eighth
and Chestnut streets, the lady met the in
dividual in plaid. He flushed crimson at
her glance, recognizing her on the instant.
She smiled serenely, and he SUNK away.
Whether he knew that his ring passed into
the possession OF the lady, is more than we
know; but snowy woman, in tremendous
crinoline, supposed to be friend of the
man in plaid, was at the Office of the rail
road company hunting the lost jewell
Philadelphia North american, Jan. 20.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-02-13
Exchange Of Civilftics upon the Rap
pahannock.
From the Utica Telegraph.

From the Utica Telegraph.
A few days ago lady came into our
lines from Fredericksburg, under flag of
truce to procure the remains of her son
who had been wounded at the battle of
Fredericksburg, and had since died. She
succeeded in her mission, and returned
with the body, it was escorted by nineteen
of our soldiers, who also crossed the river
under flag of truce. Reaching the rebel
side, they met about 200 rebels, who were
sent to act as an escort on their side, At
ter majority of them had departed with
the body, one of the remainder hailing
one of our men said, "Come Yanks, lets
stack arms" which was agreed to. At
ter that operation had been gone through
with, the same speaker said, "Now let's
set down and have talk about this
cursed war. The fact is, that we are get
ting id sick of it. Now have a prop
osition to make to you which you must
circulate among your men, but don't say
a word to the officers" The proposition
was to the effect that on any day to be
named, they should all, rebels and Yam
KEGS, come down to the river, and throw
their arms into it, ''and let the id off,
GERS fight out the war themselves" and
still further to show their sincerity, he
said, eff you insist on it, we will throw
ours in first"
This incident will show to some extent
the feeling of both armies in relation to
the war, Of which all hands are becoming
heartily sick. The story is true one,
and we had it almost direct from the cell
ebrated DIR. Matsh, of New York, whose
son was one of the escort, and took part
in the conversation.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-02-13

In some remarks, at Boston, to COM
mittee from Concord, Gen. Mcclellan
stated that he was writing history Of the
campaign on the Peninsula, to which he
proposed devoting the larger share of. his
time. 1oeaq ea
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-02-13
A New Use for SORGHUM.

From the Peoria Ul.( Mail.
1t is rumored that somewhere in the
county of Fulton there resides lady who
has husband. 1t, is quite possible that
there are many others in the same county
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-14
gSpn Der (siefckae6uun .

0icier &0rper trat am 6 Sonuar in
Oarri6bur9 6uiommen. Sie pOlitii6e
Eorbe Der beioen oduIcr, 1T pic fol9t &:
Sm Senot 30 Tcpublifan'r uno I3 Dems
ofroten. SIN Soufe 46 9tepublfoncr
un0 81 DemOfraten.-Sci pereini9ter 2(b,
ftimmuna olIo Stimme Wcbrbeit.
Ser Senot wuroc pr9aniiirt ourtb Die
Grmdblun8 Der fol9cnoen Seamten:
Spretbcr-@cor9e 8. 4awrencc, SD,
bon Bai0in8ton @amtp.
Gterf-@eor9c sc. 6ommerstV.
0o6 Sodu6 pur6c OrQanifrt burCb 6iC
@rlpablm8 bon Sobn GeBna, bon 8co-
foro Sountp, gum Sprebcr.
&lert-SocCb 3ie9ler, bon NaupDiu.
2SCiter nid)tS bon @ibtiefeit.
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6ei fener @etc9cnbcit, nclbcs etrnfaGs
Elm iebr perdbdibes Qrooutt War. SIT
e5 m69li6 Dap fol6e @enicben nitbt wil'
fen, lpo6 lie tbm, cber lpollen Iie es uitt
lpiiIen, uno auf ie6en Sail Den tlmiturj
Der 0Iorreibcn Union uuo ju9leitber 3eit
ebenfolIS einen Sur9erfrico in Dem 9tors
oen ieDen F.? 8ir bOfcn um GStte6 Wils
len, uno fir Den 9tueen lmierer 9tabfoms
meniboft, boB iot6e @eiinnun96 2(us>
eriide, 5u 9uniten Der itiolidben oemofras
tifden &ebelIen, Die unfere bropen n6rbs
liben Stiroer bel Sauienoen f6on ermors
oct boben uno INNER no6 ermoroen, bon
nun an aufb6ren m69en. - Die Bot
ftbaft, lpeltbe tpobrfbeinli1 AUDI i'm 2fuss
ju9c in Den biciioen feinwolIenoen bemo.
tratifben 3eituneen eri6Cinen miro, fam
nur in Hid)mono, 9onoon uno bel oen
Rebellen iiberbaupt, willfommen fein,-
oen lopalen uno 9etreuen Union Sreun:
Den muB iie aber 9eibpefen perurfa6en
uno muB bon oenielben ouf oas duBerfte
permuni6t rperoen.
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III co nlSlIid, 2

Bir 9aben neulib in einem oemoFrotis
ltben Slatte 9eIeien, uoa6 bGtte
m IN BEN Notb BON sud- a.
an, Sredinrio9e, 8ioler.
. a Il II i9 y m, Sapi6 6 un 5
5 m b b ef ol 8 t, oann y a f
t en- ~ IT Peincn &rieQ." -Sd
e6 m69li62 ltntcr Sucbonon iinb ia uns m
icre gSatTen 0cifcDlcn uno nab Dem eli.
Den 9el0Isppt lporoen, >pomit nun unIcre
1ropen Sur0er ourO Scmofratcn bel
&auienoen foot acfboIen mcrccn. @ols
Ianol9Dam Wlilen mir otc per CT III ;
Srrdinrio9e it @encrol in Der Rc6elicn;
Armcrl lrno O0pi6 1T Qr6fiOcnt Der Iio,
Ii3cn CONFEDERATION. SIT e6 m6olib poB
MR. HdtD bon fclbrr Geitc bcTnebmcn
iolltn cSa pplICn mir ocn 3dtb fplrbcr
SoDperratber onnebmen, oann perla6e
man itb nur oQrluf, mtroen mir bafo bGs
SOD tber mlCrcm Soatfc baben-uno
bdtten mir oie6 e6cOcm Qetban, fp II
nlbt6 9elpiItrc6 inter Der &SDnnc, ala ban
ele6 bcrrlt5 9clcbeDn wdre. Olan bate
lclne Nu9cn lbarf duf iolde Wcnicben
9erIIbtet, Ole Wllli9 itin iptil6tn Ratb bon
lolDeh W1nner aWmCbmcn,
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OnllnreE.

ga Itbin9tpn,5 5. San. Der GUnartB trat
beuts mao brm 2Itlaui Der @ei9pad,tsfcren wies
Der iulamusn.
Sm Gen a ii6errehtc Softer, Gcan., einfn
8eI&lu6 Der @jrItb5ebung BON Connecticut, Der cine
Ntinbrruna teS 5oracirbec tcan!raet bamit niht
riu uno terlelte Nrtfel, Der OerI6irbenrn llmar'
teitun2en uniertts8t, mc9r ais sinmnl Gteuer 5abs
len mtlir.
SauS. Ser SprcAcr rrnanrtr bic Special,
COMMITTEE CUR llnterIadun8, Of 8unnesGeamtf BIZ
rett cbr neireft nit 8nnfsn unO Gjelbinaitutfn
IN &rrtinbuna ileGm.
Suborn purbe nit Der YeratGuna elmer 8la
frytgrfaGrrn, bic alie nit ben Sipur Snbianrn
vun Mtnne1Ota grma@tsn Srstragr annulIjrt unb
I ! gtlicnrn Statrr aus bem Snbianerfonb sur
Gmifibioune fir bic bur9 bic Snblanrrs s8dus
terren Srtrbten anlveiR. Die @pmmIiGrr fol,
len init GinpilligunB unD 6salebun9 Der Stboben'
anIvriiGe trnuftraet wsrpsn. Sebrr lpyale cjnbts
amer fol- 100 older QanS nit AdT8crdtb II, $50
rr6alrn.
Die Bill pafilrtc nit 78 esSsn II Stimmen.
a1dinatUn, z. San, Saus. Die
8ia 3ur lluteradbuns bts Stautss 0dGourt bei
Der Nb1@nffuna rsr SftaSeret tpurpe geiisrn nit
73 sr8en l6 Gtimmen anarnUmnYn. Nle Cop
pfbraNs DemUfratrn, ipis &ncona, 8ibblr, ScGns
ion, StIes &c. ilimmtcn natiirli& pasrssn.
Wenblston, SbIU, bra6ts einsn .SsI6lu6 Gin,
Der @enmal Grants SuOsn'@btet ouf'S S6drfs
ilc mt6biai8t unO beiisn IUfcrtise @i6taisuns be-
antra9t.
Oa IrdTSent 2ncOln baiiel6r breitS porrril,
frn wurbe Der Qntras nit Sc 9csen SO Stimmsn
auf ben Sid aelegt.
6uI6ius. Sbio, trdntra9te Elm DanteSsUtum
fir Sen. Butler fur isine ensrs1Ae uno 0umanr
Nbmini1roticn i'm Department.
Gasn's, Sbic, Qntras, ben 8tl6luG auf ben
1il@ ,u legsn, wurer NIT n oegm q Stimmsn
perwcrfen.
QBaIhtn4tUn,9. 8. San. SsnaE Ginr Sfa
Nstn YaIiiruns prn 9u!tn 5Olgsn lrn prO. yal.
lIrtr grlsrn. Gle Yrrprbnst, pnB icprr Sffi,isr
bon Der 2lls esRrden unO icn Gs6nlt fir Srrfal-
len rrtldrt werpfn fol-, Der Iiuger ale 30 Gage Of
ne urlaub abweIrnb H.. Giegrn 5000 SIi,tere
Der Nrmee iin6 i'm arasnwGrtgrn augrntlitr nit
pber rbne urIaub abwrirnb.
SauS. Sin 9lnlras, has Santuctt. @eirb ,u
Herwrfsn. wurbe se1srn nit 66 8rsen SO Stim.
men abaeletnt.
6uthn'S @ntrdg Ouf elm Dant6ri6lu6 fir
Sen. Butler wurts nit SO 9ee,n % Stimmen
argcnDnnten.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-14
90 III nid,t unfere sd,uIo

gSir lofen neulib in einem oemofroti.
f6en Slotte Die fcl9euOe 28orte: ,,G6 if
ni6t unfere SbuIo Gap Die borten Gin
coin 3eitcn 0efommen fino. ."-@eu, e6
mar uieltei0t nitbt 9eroce Die inoipipuele
Sbulo oe6 9eoo6ten Goitor5--obcr ood)
ole SbuIo ieiner Qortbci-oenn bdtten
Die Ocmofrotcn iib Scr Wcbrbeit unters
porfcn, llno bdttcn Den bluti0en Burger.
Frir9 nidt tr0onnen, 70 pdrcn oiefc Dors
ten 3eitcn fiDerlicb nidbt cin9ctrctcn. Sc
ner Goitcr bat dber nocb oQ5u bic 3eitcn
mI60enonnt, otnn anitott nGincOln .3eiz
ten" D0tte ct oicielbc Oob iibcrlib n,o e.
NJ trati ( DE 81 ebeUcn 3 c /,
ten" nenncn lpllCn.
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ans antt1cncn.

Sine ionoerbore mo Icbr fA0nc 9tdGs
Mofbinc III Ipeben ourb Srou 9 NJ o.
= It, SO. 473, 9tclWorF, Uor So6 Qubli.
Finn 0ebrotDt moroen. DiClelbc bat uns
9elp6tnlitbcn Seroienit, beioe6 binii;bte
lih Der ginfacbbeit uno NdgIibFcit. Gle
mo6t ben Iauicnoen Stitb, aerooe ale
.oie bon $oonoT fc0r 9eicbpino uno pcu=
tommCn, rnb 9ebraubt ooJu Die 9eip6Dn=
tl0e gtoocl. 0iCieIbe perlon0t nur 4ons
rcni9 Snihutt0n 5u cincm bcfrieoi9cn.
oen 8cbroutb umo miro uerfauft an nur
50. 9ieie Wafbine bat Die eri1c Wrdz
mic bei Der IeBtcn 9tcuport Staats.SQir
crbaltcn, uno mir oiirfen ppbl fa9en, DaB
cine fcbc Some bieielbc i'm 9auIe babcn
iclltc. SieDe Sefanntmo6un0 auf Ser
crltcn Seite oieier 3eitun9.
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" w = Q 2 ~ NVITIpI
9. .. QriTenrine, Gre. pro. tenn.
0cdba Cauntr laibrl .6cfelfd,aft

2eCpG 06untV &lpVl sOP1PUlCD0ft.
Die Satrctsr1ammlun9 Der Gr6a Gaurtp St,
tsI0Geal&aft purbe am glcujatrs.Nbsnc, Sauu.
ar I . In Der S6uIifute Der 8sfcrmIrtsn Sir6t
in glIrntaun sebnItn. Die 8etanpIunern Der
pGbrrnb bs5 9abreS 1862 eeGaltenn GuIamm'
unpcn ruroen STlsIen unb nnBenpmmen.
Die GirculdrsG COMMITTEE bate Die ibr bon Der
5c9slspille gfriammluna auf9erascne YlIGt rod
nidt srfiiqt unb wurbc babfr fcrttfbaltrn. @ud
Die 9rebtaer COMMITTEE, bic ntGt 9egerp1rtio
mar, tpurbe fUrtbebaltcn, Ippir bic COMMITTEE
iur Seantraouna Der Srraussate siner rrutI6en
5oIfenbitel bur6 bic @mertfaniI6e 8itelgrIeas
I6aft.
Der SdaBmeiler SsrtaS fsinrn 8erI6t unb
bic 6erren $. Btnsbrmer unb Daniel Grpre[l
wlIrten ais gIubitUrs relIsItrn ange1tGIt.
Aut Scri6lag WurSe beIHic0sn, pae Der penn,
iylSonifGen 8iteiaeIsllIdaft bic Summr BON $50
fir bic Sadie Der SibsIprrtrsituns isMma6t wer-
ben Ip(.
Gtri9e btr Mit9Irter rtItten itrrn iGbrlthrn
Srjtraa elm, WUrouf bic Batl Der 8samtcn fir
CirlcS Sabr RattfanS, init fot9enNen NrIuItat:
Nrd fbsnt- Srftpb 2Jcun9
'GrrrttGr-9. g. 6rfrtr.
G oBmei ilrr--G. 3. SarlaAr.
@ef6GftSfd6rer- GGr. 0rsB, SatOt
Srsinio. sos Sc. SrH, Yftrr 0cica, Jran;
9Otl, GliaS NtuB, gB It. @dert, Isn., N. ..
Strrtarb, Soi. gBeiB, Charles Gjortnfp, Or.
5ctn NcmtB, SufuS @pans, paul Ballet
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Baup. 8cymour'o NotCd,atf

Die 80tlb1ft ot5 Ncmofratiidben Sou
Uernoro . ep our, pom Sto0t 9tcu-
gort 1T Cnoli6 cribicnen, lm6 bieicl
be 1T 70 tttpa uutcr cn ndmltbtn Sc
tdblen qb6cfd6t. lOie ole neulcben 23e.
ibIdBc Der bicil9en Suroen5 SStriamm.
Iunl-lrelde Scltblibc burtb couliptc DC
moFrdtlibe Hicoer6, Die nit ben la6libcn
REbellen iDmpatbeiircn, brrporaebrdbt
Wureen-ip mie Ole 9feNe oe6 s. 9, Stil(6
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perein Der oeutifbcn 5eitunse.p .prcGc
DfspcnnNlpaniens,

G]emGB BsIhIu6 Der In Nrabina aeGaltenfr
9enUrntIcn SsrIammrltsn lfh bic 8ertrrter ber
6sulI6m Wrrlfs Son SR.psnnplpanitn an, 2trr
Gtriitas in gllentaun, CUR @riin6ung llnb Sr9a.
niIation reS rwdbntsn Saeind. guf 9orIdIao
purbsn bie8ramtsn Der 8eabing Gcnsentiun trI.
tsbattm-GGrw. 9. S. 9rOtR ulS @crNber In
gltptIentfit beS SrtrsiGrs. 5rn. Ru1sntbaI, 6.
.. QeIlentins gum leitweiliBsn GefretGr rrnannt
Darauf wurGe.
9sf&tCfIsn-0ab sin folder gtmm 8e,
srinrct perbe.
-9ab Gin Committee BON 5anf trnannt furr.
be um cine SrrfalIung uno 8s9stn fir brnIetGen
Su rntprrfen.
Die Srn. 80. 9RC1enitaG Sum "Qbler," q.
Cole bonn "@crrClpcnbent uno Oemptrat" 81.
@utb pom "9atriut," W. e6b pom "gRuraens
fern" unb 6. .. 9ei1rnrine pcm .,5rirbsnsbOte'
bilpen pieIe5 COMMITTEE, rpeIGes lI6 ,ur @rleot.
gung Irnss Quitraes In Qllrntaun Seriammeln,
wU3u Der gOrfBer, 9r. IUIsntbul, bic 3rit be.
Rimmsn 1un.
8ef61Uffen-Dab Die nG6Rr Sn1amm.
lung tes 8sreins In 9btIaeelp6a Statt fnben
fol-, unb &c III bsm briastsn COMMITTEE auierlras
aen, 3sit II. GCfal bsfiir gu tsilimmrn, unO ene
@inlacung sur Sbeilnabme an ale beutIGen Bel,
tunesberausseter rrsebcn 3n IaFsn.
Stf6GOIfen-Dab Der Srrrin unicre 9lrp.
rdlsntantsn i'm @onsrs6 CRUDE, babin Su prfsn,
ru6 Der ginfut3Ua auf Yapier unO eumpsn uuf,
gsbptsn uerbe.
I'm pirIrn 9riGlub In gusfdbrune gu brinsen,
purbe Gin Committee BON Dret srnannt bic 6rn.
&sbltr bon 8eaptne, Gple ppn GaRpn, unO Srsrs
lCr ppn Nlentaun.
guf ScrIdld9 Srrtdgt.
@. Sc. Bro B 4, SurfBrr.
9. .. .Qcifenrira, Gre. BRO. trm.
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Sf q 0 II (bt

gSirO tlsrmtt 9eaeten, SaB bic llnter,eidnets
ais |cmnHatrr, pon Der 9tntrta6fnl9aft Dss
ueritorbrnrn Or. petrr $. Set1er, r, lebtbin
0on SttO gS4eitHan IaunlGip, 2e6a Gauntp ans
seltelt ,rurpsn llno. QIac Oiejnt9cn 0erIonrn
oabsr, welde nod an beIaste 6ntrrlaiIrnldaft
6ulocn, Iino Gjernurd aufSrfOrbtrt innrrtalb 6
2Sodsn bel u anbrem 6. gBtttman.Geo.
IN Der Staet @lentann, anJurufsn unb ot1utr.
3apien'-lno SoIdr Die NOD rehtmd6i9e Qn.
pride an peisIbe 81 maGrn taben, linN alct6.
falls erlubt lOl6e innerbaIb Der n6mlidcn Belt
wo9lteitdtt8t rtn5ubdHSiarn, an
Emma Setter, N6'trir.
Snnuar IA. no6m
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Seine Gntir6ultiollna

itir ggtSluBn pnO GIittnihmtr,m, wann rl.
ne % Gents 5laIds son Or. J 0 81 a s gsns.
tian Ointment biz IrsIrib eintumg YuIHniFen
Fon. prsi5 % w6 so Cents. Or. 5Ctias'
PIToesGinimrnt In ptiut 5talhen, 50 Gents 49,
DpCt, So GOdtanrI GtroGe, Ner0Crt.
EG8-3u Babrn tei alien Dma9ilm ub In
Dem 8uhHOtr gum ge@d County patrict 2aens
lurn.
3anuir H. 1868. 2m
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Der panF.Scftlue oee 6en. Butler


0aS 6er3 zines ieocn 9uten ltnion=
Monne5 mub in Der Sbat perrpunbet fiib.
len, tpenn er Die Stimme in Dem Inter
bouie oes @on9refe5, beji9lib ouf Den
Oanfs sSef6luB fir Sen. Butler Dur6s
lteDt, porou6 e6 fib eraibt, cap AUDI S.
.. Stilcs, bon rieIem Oiitrift, 9e9en
Den SeibluB ftimmte. 9tun, Sen. Suts
ler bat al iein 9roBes Serm09en 5urii6s
9elaben, fein 9eben ouf oasSpiel 9efeet,
uno oie6 all le5 aus 9iebe sur
Il 0 n, uno Sobn 9. Stiles 1T benz
nob ni6t wiQi9 ibm cofir gu oonfen :
S6anoe ! S6anoe Gmi9e S6anoe j! !!
@eitere Semcrfun9en itno feline notbs
wenoi9, oenn Seoer fiebt auf lpelber Sci.
te c e @efGble ifn0. SSa8 ntiroc
So0n .. Stile8 tbun, tpeun Elm 0anf:
Sei6luB fir Self 0apis i'm @on9rcf
ouffommen pGroe 0ie lntnort 1T
waDrlid fir cinen Scoen leitbt. WitbGr;
ger Oieie6 Diftrifts, fiebt Sbr nun mas
S6r 9etDan bobt 98os fir einen Sto6
Sbr Der 8e0ierun9 perieet? ? So wobl,
Elm SSeoer Fam oie5 9onS oeuttid febcn
-aber nun um's Soimmel6 @illen, feio
in Der 3ufunft ipr0fdIti9, ebc 2(lle5 in
Huin 0eifir3t 1T.
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Sclb lbilmnro.-&ron Gehr. pphn

Gel y 4 o.-Srau Sebr, pobn=
bait in gticocrioucon, 9iortbompton 60,
bc0in0 am often December Selbftmcro,
inbem Iic Iib in ibrer Stbeutr erbin9.-
Wou iUciB teine ltrlatbe ole iie au oieler
roi6Cn perlcitcte, 6a fle Fcine Samilicnz
lor9en bate unb ftet6 in freubi0lfpr Sc
mutb6ltimmuna mar. Gie mar oie Muts
ter Don Ainocr, BON ocucn 6d6 iGnaIle
erit NrEi MlNnAte off II.
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Ste Keoe ees Jebn q. Stlrs,

lie &eoe ot6 s5obn .. Stiles, bel Der
y bier ob9ebaltenen SrieoenS Ser.
llIun9, iou,-benn icIbt baben mir
lbt 9ebort-obfbon itumpf, benncd,
pnoerbdre6 prpbuft ocweIeu fein -
pro6 ndmIib, 70 iino mir berid,tet,
Ole Nominiitroti0n 70 wie ibr Gbun
SrelOsn, opie aud oe9rn bic @manz
on6sprotlanatiCn oe5 QrclIoenten,
Ia9te oab :, CT ais Giner bieIrlbe
nnf lItb 8r3Uungen BADEN wpltte -
bic Nlblibt Der Gerlammlum1 Sps
~ ArBen Die prpflamatiUn Iei :"
Dap pdrben mir 3uIebrn mo Die
lten fr6ten laben fir bic SlbIibt
Defamation, fp ieien mir une
ntht getreu."
cine ioIbe &eoe oic 6er;en bon
laol0, Sredimlboe, See, Sobnlon,
''' I'M Suoen crfrcuen mub, 1T tlar,
ptr ole Smcrtm9cn nldJ 6em rrdy.
9elanot ilno, 70 lUotlcn mir bicl
lNf'ttrt gS9rtc fol9en laiIcn, unit
60 o1bfl 0enii9tn lohem, 6o6 obiot
gSortc oob fir Die 3uFunft anf
net iteben.
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;, NpMttmelItal Slb Nplfa, .

Die ibre @rideinun9 MAIDEN peroen.-
DrIe @cfcuf0oft bat o0e GDeilc Der
Sereini9ten Staotcn our6reif't, uno bat
lt6 liberal iebr bcriibmt 9emacbt. Won
iollte ia nibt per9ciIcn Oieiclbe ju icben
mo3u b0ren. Der @intritt5prei6 1T nur
9ani 0eriiI0.