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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-28
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fenaeit strltst unt sufiQis ;ur @erberrliauns
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1edt nett. prin3 Garnesal e~ntfaltete cine 1eiuer
fur3en 9errli&tsit anseme0ene @lrbe unb grin.
3e(In bite. @er(hieetne Verlcniftionen unb
VerEnuli&unsen pen Sheen unt 1asesaneeleaen-
btiten, pie bic Sntersenticn uub Die g..
pebition ter airitaniideu &aes, iesteu bel
benz 3ul&auer eix ietr fairies Galent i'm Nath.
ielauf0len peraus unb hatteu ben Tebler n1ittel.
masiser Ycrtraits, BON eenen man cbne ben bar
Iter 9ei9rietenen Namen tes urbilres uidt CT
ratten Tam, tpe6en @~osterfei le bilpen 1cQen.
De@ serfetlte bas @roteate un> McutrSje in
Coffin unb StaTase lire eemDbnli@e @irtuns
auf bic 2aamuateln uusermSbuter ;3uldauer
niGt. Cine @ajtfatsteleioi9uns sesen e.. 81.
belt ben Yrinaen &arnepa! tsoctsf tepreiunc,
itben mir uns ineeNen genStSiet. sinem mublbrel.
irten Neite&len, na& Der Sdule!mit @&en-
ttlerud une r9ilfe" per @eitpeiti&e seri!tcn BON
tinem 8raftgeuit in u%nnenntarer Era&t, bic
palme unter ben Gisuren tes GsFsuses ,u3uerteu-
men, ttnn rae 2tier tereatt ll@ NIT elmer Qeia-
tisfeit unb @ra3ie, pel@e taum in Der 0ereiuia-
ter @taaten QapaQerie errei9t .peresu burfte.
Der 1elesrarbenbraht, Ter uter bic brittle ct.
e~eipannt 1T, bsreitett benz 3uae eine tlsine @.S.
rung, ineem e. lie bobe %6abnenfanse tes 500.
tee. psldass bic rNesesr2ecition" trug, fentielt,
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3eit Der 2elterapben mu~NeeerSerbannunes=Gr<
petitioner anlauft. 3ae'Nen babe tod eer
Gelesrapb: Der Glu91e eistt nad,," uue Iis6
i@ bewessu, bic grpepition pbae Mnmeneun8 sen
eewalnamen MaBressln ealliren ~ laleu.
Ssesnfaas srrei&te Der llmsus leinsn :3med,
as cine in Se;ne seieBte Nnncnee fir ssn Mas>
tentaQ lei eem Yutl;tum su pirten, auf tas
0oQfanetele; Tenn bic :3abl Der 1teiln,eu:r
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uberbct MQea, tuas je taeeween. Der @aal inn
Varterre mar tsrmaBen eefuat, hap lan9e al fem
Gau3en 3u tenfsu mar. Die 0ereins mad-
ten eemna4 cine ~oele9nett Grnete uwe bic 2iefe-
rantsn an g. uno Erintbarem l&frli9 MID.
minber. 81 mar cine rei9e MuswabI letr bib
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@ebrdnses tubts cine Nn3atl tomilasr Gbarae,
tere la er9 le nett CUR @eItvus ~ %brineeu, zap
es an @der3 uub 2urSwe1 tsineSpegs feb!t..
0robes Nuiieben erreete Elm 81 arit1tentra-
m e." Ter inter anoern babI@en @a9eldsn Gin
fle:res tarinsartiees lnsetbim Don Yapsencefel
gum Gori@ein tradtt, in we!aen inter srcbem
NppIaus bas alter ego elmer bisissn literaril9eu
0r1be erfannt tpurce.
Gin Su9nerausenleibsnte lnb bic ginsieen,
meldt liter bic Muf Srittet hes @sstenes Glae
fabren. aQein marum taten ie ibr sanSes @eflbl
in ben 5&abipiBen ?
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-28
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Die E yc!ten nit alen parauf beTnbli9cn &C.
oiulittci!eu, in Iravesie be Sicur telese1 unb
trittr pcn oerru Jafpb Shmoti te.potut, Fnt
bi!ia asoea taar ~ serfaufsn. Mbere5: lei
5yomIs Gppan III Sraycrle ceer
81. y. WlabM 81. paul.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-28

Wir bslaaHeu Die
Gin3tebunA son @el3ern
IN europa nne f~srtieen biz eiersu erfo:terli9en
vapiers, ols:
8ouma9ten,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Gostsn1heine &c. lerbt
an, .oertlrssn eersn Oi!tieteit unb b~eIcreen bic
eonIutar!iae Beslsutieuns p~erIelten jenie aud
bic -
Nu85atlune Yon @eltern
IN lttem 2beile Eeutl6lauts unb Der @@ueil
inesm mir ben @easuwertb Der bel uns einaee
1ab!ten 8etressssn, isltit in ben en.lesenRsn O1t-
l@atten mebaentsa gn'pfaueeru tpFenfrei in's
5aus lenten !a1ea.
@a1ageldeine
iar ueeerfabrt ret, 0renen rad Mep-gcrt
s~eetlla;nea> unp in DompfIhideu bes rMsr
eeutl6en 2lepb," lrpie CUR Rti1e po>
9anabur9 mad aen-gorf iii TampftDte: ber
s9amtur8er . ampff9iffatrts.@ &C.
le!lidaft" s%ertoufen mir gu berab-
geIsbten wrei1en.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-06-27

'Ioiiicers Of the nation, as Il is Upon the hum
blesi citizen Of the land. Has il come I,
his, that you will deny in the free city o
IChica 60, the right Of citizen TO discuss III.
acts Of The President! [Cries Of 1--WE won
allow H." "None but copperhesds do ,ha
and we will stop em."l Is there man Ia
the audience who hss not expressed Il
day his Dissatisfaction with some act OF
the President! [Cries Of Yes, yrs. VT
have mono Il Us expressed any dissss.
isfac'ion" All, do all Of you, the a
think The Presidents revoca ,ion Of General
Bunsidis ordea. suppressing the Chicago
Tines was righ'! Cries OF mo, no, il was
wong "He ought 10 have enforced the
order F" Thcr you all deserve 10 be
taken 10 hand by the military power and
sent beyond the lines.
You will be much stronger with The law
on your side. Show that Mr.. Storey hse
couns lied resistance 10 the draft or encuur.
aged deserlion; these are penitentisry Of
fensesr. Then arrest him and take him be-
fore the courts. Where would you get your
mob 20 rescue hin! Why, there would mo-
be ccrporal's guard 10 the city that would
90 into il. Try him in the courts. (Avoice
mo, This would take too much time; il
would take two years..' Too much time |!
Cinnot you wait for the execution OF the
lswi IL would not Ia K e two months. Do you
know what the laws are. I will re ead some
Of them.
lie then re ad from law Of the late G , d.
gress. iorbidding correspondence with the
Rebels and afftfding them aid and comfort.
A single voice OF the stand-'Thars Just
wha, Wilbur + Storey does every day.
The ~ Q, be said you a'e citizen, and make
complaint to the Grand Jury yourself. I,
s your duty.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-06-27
Norah's Remonstrance.

Now, Terrance, have done wild yer tszing.
Do be aisy and let me alone;
Is's the skin from me fingers ye're squeezing
Sure ye think they're as hard as yer own
I'm worried to death wild yer pralng,
And frigh ened clane out Of me life;
SO pray don'i be idly consaing
You'll ever catch me for wie
What ye say!-that I'm jokirgl
That ye wont bulge an inch from me side
lndede, now. ye're mighty provoking,
And don't know which way to decide.
Pm just like bird that the fowl
Is cosxing down iuto his snare;
Och, Terrance, yc ely 8 heming p'cwlrr,
Ye're hunting me lips, | declare!
Lave Of. sin. How dare We to do
! suppose. asye will hive YER way,
I'D better (but miad me. We II rue D
PIasc yer wLim by just naming lie day.
Don't think i;'s for love Pm c1nseniii.g-
Och, murther! ye're stopping ny breath
But only in hopes Of preventing
Mescli being bothered to DEATH
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-06-27
[Cor respond dence Of The Jasper Courier
Letter From q Dubois Volunteer. .
CAMP NEAR VIcEsBu RG. June 16.

Mr.. Editor-The siege OF vicksburg !,
still m sinIained with undated vigor. The
inclensency OF the weather. however, hss
made il very hard one for cur % ldIcrs. -
Generally speaking. we are encsmped ia
hoows and side hills. where we can BY |
lille trouble have c1mfariable places IL
which 10 stay. Since my last 10 you W.
have nei'h~r gained or lost anything a Of i'm
porIance. A continual FIRE 10 kept up b,
our artillery aud sharp shooters, but ihs
"rebs" seldom reply. They rigged . mortal
gun and opened on ~ al a savage rate few
days ago, but il did little damage.
L il The general supposiiion here thai
Gen. Johnson Is calling 10 the rebel forces
from q u parts Of Mississippi TO Jackson; al
80. that Gen. Bragg is on . forced march tc
Jackson, and tha. they expect 10 attack us
10 the rear with iorce Of l5O 900 men. We
have no fears. as we nov have enough men
10 maintain the siege. and whip 800 600 in
the rear. Il il ,hOug hs .hs, the creates, and
most bloody fightin a merica will take place
within twelve miles Of here.
Health Is getting poor here Of late among
the soIdier. We are KEEP, under con6ne-
ment, and dent get the exercise we should
have. Some OF our Friends have made re-
quest TO know the formation OF our division.
would say for their satisfaction that ours Il
The l4th division, under Gen Car. The 1st
brigade is com posed Of the LIST regulars, sth
and 18th Indiana, s9th and 33d Illinois In
fahry. 1a United States regular battery, LEI,
Lnd. battery. and Peoria battery. The -
brigade is com posed OF the 81 Iows and l1th
Wisconsin, and one battery. You may Judge
rom our brigade What they intend for us to
10, and we have filed the bill 90 far.
Your obedienl serv't
G,B IT.. MrpcALr
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-06-27
Call for six Months Troops.
djutant General Mobiles order in Re-
gard 20 the Organization Of Companies
and Regiments.
AD'urAsr ufsEaALs 0rrIc-.
STATE OF IADIAHA.
IEpfA NApoIIs June ~ 1sG2

sNN'0 NoAeAi9s vuuc ~ 1cVo
a requisi'ion having been made BY tho
President Of the United States on the State
Tor Volunteers for the term Of six months, to
be credited on the drah; one regiment will
Be rsised and dcceptrd from each Congress.
iona District. 10 tendezsous q, Camp Mortor,
Indianapolis, and to be numbered as herein.
after designs,ed.
Persons desiring 10 enlist for this service
will form themselves into compa nies, with
the least possible delay. elect officers, sub.
jsct to the approveI OF the Governor. forward
md file In the Adju'ant Generals Office CO..
rect and complete comps ny rolls. and state
when they will be ready to report for Huty.
Companies will be accepted in the order they
file correct rolls and tender their services.
Companies aud regiments will De organ
lied on the rlan heretofore anrounced fot
vcluteer forces. The officers. non.commis.
stoned oficers,snd prvates 50 organized will
be placed on the same footing as 10 psy and
allowances ss other similar corps OF the
army, except as to the advance pay and
bounty.
And Company OF forty two men will be
accepted and mustered, with first Leuten.
art, and II they fail to ill up within res.
sonable time, they will be consolidated with
other psr's Of companies. The right is re-.
served 10 combine incomplete companies or
parts Of companies. after a fair opportunity
has been afforded them TO hllup.
In combining parts Of companies the FOL-
lowing distribution OF the officers issuggest.
ed, and parts Of companies will be accepted
wi b view ts making such combinations.
For 40, or As men, . Csptsincy;
For 30. or IS men. . first LIetftensncy.
For 20. or rs men. Second Lieu,enancy
Every precaution should be used to pre-
vent the enlis'ment Of persons unfit for Ger.
vice from physical debility. OF minors under
Is years Of sge. Any one who shall recruit
boys under ls years OF age, viii Be charged
with their transportation snd subsistence.
When Companies have been sccepted,
they will be furnished with transportation
passes TO enable them to reach the render.
vous.
Recruiting officers and Others raising com.
psnies. may contract for the subsistence and
lodging OF recrute at places away from the
camp Of rendezvous, for short period (not
exceedng one weekly At not exceeding 80
cents per day; and the accounts therefore
properly verified BY the recruiting ,ficer,
and approved BY the Governor, or Adjutant
Disbursing Officer. provided the recruits 90
subsisted are received into the United States
General. will be paid BY the United States
service.
Persons who undertake to recruit Com.
psnies for this call will report often. BY NAH,
what progress they may be making.
By order Of the Governor.
LAz. NOBLE,
Adjutant General Of indiana.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-06-27

DEMocRArs ALL MuRDERERs--The Dsv-
enport (Iowa) Gazette. IN Administration
paper. commends itself 10 the favor Of tho
feigning dynasty BY such msIevolent cal
umnies ss the following:
In its present condition. no man can
continue member Of the Democratic party
and be lees than traitor, and rebel. and
murderery0
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-06-27

The GEsEA LocY OF REPuBLlcAHrsm. ~
Gariscns Libera,or begM the New Yorl
Tribune; and the New York Tdbue begaI
irrepressble Couaict; and the Irepressibls
Conflict begrt the Helper Book; end the
Helper Book begat the Raid Of John Brow q
and the Raid Of John Brown begat The
Chicago Platform; and Chicago Platform
bega the Republican party; bu, 20 cay
what the Republican party bega, twill MOI
be tolerated in this Department. and
therefore we don't say it.-[Logsn &C zelte.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-06-27
A Remarkable Speech by Senator
Trumbpll.


lie declares that the People have th,
Right to Criticisc the Acts Of thcil
Public Servants Denunciation oi
Unconstitutional Measures lie Ar.
raigns the Administration for hay.
ing Committed Fatal Blnndcrs,
&C., &c.
AT the Rpub!ican meeting 10 The Cur
House Square in Chicag", on The igh inst,
after speeches by Hon. William Kellogg and
Senator Doolttle, OF Wisconsin, Hon. Ly-
man Trumbuli. Senator for lilin"i-, was in-
'ruduced. He was announced amid a per.
feet storm OF cries for Jenni-on. the mur-
|derer, which had salut The ears ~ previous
speakers Of the meeting whenever the crowd
nesred their bsrricade. The crowd ,yi-
dently wished 20 get rid Of him. expecting
from The events Of TWO previous days the
sentiments tl.cy had heard. The speech
was significant ono, aud, in view .; the
remarkable change Of policy IA The L publ
can party, which il foreshaio~s. viii attract
unltrrsai uttcntipn.
Mr. 1'rumbul said.
II was rather embarrassing ID sprak Vi ali
audience which insisted Oh hearing some
one else, but solemn convicti, ns d. duiy
compelled him 20 speak. when under ordi.
nary circumstances be would have remained
silent.
lie did moi come 10 inhsme til il passions.
already Too much aroused. Their country
was in danger, and they must look The peril
in The face No adj,ctiyes he could pile up.
no vile names he could apply 10 those who
do not agree with him, calling them copper
heads and traitors, would assist in urresiing
this rebellion or in asserting the supremacy
oi The Constitution and The Laws.
he did not desire 10 inspire them With 81
hurrah, but he wished 10 ,slk u Their judg ~
ments aud inspire them through appeals 10
their reasons.
The iimes. he said, ale grave. A majority
VI The people Of our State are taking ground
against the Administration whyl ln
the name ol Heaven, Why is ihis Il
will tell you why; will point oul 10 yon
some of our mistakes that they may be
corrected in the future. The reason is
we have not adhered 10 David O ocket's
motto, abe sure you arc right ard then 20
ahead" IA voice-"We are always rghl."ll
have lived long enough to know that am
mol infallible, perhaps you arc; | have some
respect for the opinicn Of olhers.
One Of our mistakes Is that we have al.
lowed our opponents TO make false issues.
But this 10 not the worst. The great change,
the change that has damaged the Admins.
tration above oil others, is that we are III
favor Of the exercise Of arbitrary power,
that we are opposed 10 the freedom Of speech
and opinion, TO the freedom Of press, in IA
vor Of curtaiIiDg personal liberty, and in
favor Of despotism. Now we should not
allow these things. We have been the
advocate Of free speech for the last forty
years, and should not allow the party which
during that whole time has advocated lhc
gag 70 usurp our place.
Wc arc lighting for the restoration Of The
Union, and the preservation II the Consu,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-06-27

IWiIlie, who il just entering upon his
fourth winter. hsd very attentively watched
one Of his sun.s dressing for an evening
party. and ss i was summer time, and fash.
iona bic, the dress did not come 40 fsf on the
neck asWillie's IDEAS Of prepriety suggested.
Tie went to her wardrobe. and Ia moment
cane back pulling close fitting basque after
him. when the following convers alton en-.
sued:
Aunt-"Whai Il that fort"
WiIlie-"For you TO put on.''
Aunt-"But am oil dressed now.
look pretty, don't IT.
Willie-"Yes," giving modest glance At
her shoulders; "bus somebody might see
you!,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-06-27

What three words did Adam use when he
introduced himsef TO Eve. and which read
the same backward and forward --"madsn,
I'm A dam
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-06-27

Hindoo Proverb-Sweet is the music ol
the flute 70 him who has never heard the
praltle Of bis own Children.
Ahop on the light fanta stic toe" may
DC pleasant, but no, when you hop on The
fantastic toe of your ncishbor.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-06-27

RATEs or ADVERTISING.
Fossquass Of 10 lines or less, week, al 90.
Each subsequent Insertion, SO cts.
Longer advertisements, at same rate. A
Traction over even square or squares, counted
- square. These are the terms for tran
sisns advertisements; a reasonable deduc-
Nea will be made tc regular advertisers.
Notices Of appointment Of administrators
end legal notices Of like character to be
paid Tor 10 advance.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES:
Fos Township Offices, each, SI.00
vos County 200
For District. Circuit. or State. 500
Wilmington journal., 1863-10-08
Our Wounded Soldiers.

The Huntsville Confederate says that there is de-
hclency in the OF the Medical Corps Of Braggs
Army necessary to the comfort and even the preserva
tion of their lives, OF the brave and patriotic men, who
have unfortunately been wounded in the late battles be-
fore Chattanooga.
In the first place. there not enough Surgeons in
the field to take proper of the wounded aud they
ale not sufficiently provided with surgical Instruments
The Editor heard az ambulance surgeon complain OF
these deficiencies, the other day. He was from the
'front.' with -ded men, and that be bad tried in vain
to procure bullet forceps to extract balls from wounds
necesaey before swelling should take place. to pre-
vent the difficulty and danger OF extraction and the in
creased pantulness of the operation to the patient
Lie asked several otler surgeo:s aud of them
had the instrument in his case. A fine opportunity s
therefore, presented, for physicians throghou Georgia.
to display thec philanthropy patriotism, liberality and
skill 1t is not yet too late for them to come forward
and bring, or il they cannot come to send their cases
instruments. They will have ample scope for the ex
ercse of their skill even now, and still more il another
battle shall take place
There is great deficiency also in to remove the
wounded and take of them General Bragg can
not spare enough of for this important service
There hundred n this city who might render it in
valuable service in this important work, we hope they
will go forward at once tender their services,
The Confederate also says there is great deficiency
in hospital room, and calls upon the Governor to set
apart the Military Institute building for the pur-
pose
Wilmington journal., 1863-10-08
FniIure II tls Y,uIscs Dt"Tt. =

The New York w OrId Ci the lJih says:
The draft has proved failure. o. that t5rr2 can be
no sort Of doubt 20 raise 100000 ueL 45O 600 we're
and of these less than 10000 viii iGi
their way intobc army either in person bypT"Ny.
There was attempt at OPEN e.istGucc ~ tc d.dlt
except in this city and Bos but thlc a uuaui-
nous determuGl ion among all classes o cj.l'"s to, in
every way, evadc the provisions Of The q. Ibis wJs
manifested even earnestly in s'roDg administration
States ike Massachusetts, than i'm hCui'ira where the
OppOsitiOn are very much suOrgcr ~ uumbe's ~"
city Ct New York, for Instance, notwithstanding the
heavy list Of exemptions account vi algna-c, will
send many mere man 10 tic field n proportion to the
number drafted than any OF tie New + Ngianj St'tce
This howcver,ia due to tie Supey}l2"I substitute
fund.
We will not now discuss The pL.tc9ophy y, tl,s unao-
nous Determination 10 ndly The coh&2r.:t ln". + j.
enough that it is TACT that th.rc has "a no public
sentiment strong tnOug6 to saua The most s'cEu
Gus advocates of the administration and ts mcr-nr,a
into loyaIy akiDg upon them7e7cs tie budtrs o con-
scriptiOn II was universally sniT5ad, aad ny r"ne
more openly aud shame!csy tbGC those who dcnlnhcci
al! who dod beG the wisdom Oi such an nC'mCnt.
But the question comes up, how ~ tie pdn1n'at:a
tion to fill Its armies? L. wants men certainly lot
less than $50 600 more tnau the draft has Eea O. 10
another draft there many era serious objections
1t would be eUJrnityd To- ct- cOne" but II "cu,d
naturally be looked upon d "-ct artshlp, a-d
would excite serious Gsc"at,ui- J0%a lIIs a. ra.
Vatc circles haze bcoD severely task ID I" r.oT" cor.
scr'p,5 and an0trtr co"scrpuOI would 5o ryf''" "i
int0iIrIbp.
Wilmington journal., 1863-10-08
= BARGAIN.

Not being able to work the property to advantage
~ 'ier for sale my MILL and 1860 of LAND
attached The Mill is located few miles the
Of the ICckWo0ds Folly river and approach by
sells large enough the West Indies ether
ports desiled. saw and Grist Mill up been n
operation some three years ih3 pond aud power
or ot the Gerry best in the lower art of the state be-
easily controlled, and ajrding ample power eng
desired Amount OF machinery aad inexhGusIibe.
Ce-cy Of timber may be got lands and obtained
the Branches Of Lock O0ds Folly keep Saw
eaT8 rUanng Or the next tOIty fifty years The gri
will yield qle emOuut of and must continue to
increase. Below the MIL is good AOdy OF rich nersh
land easily in state OF cultivation. he pond flows
three hundred of good rice land the
larger PORTION being rich marsh land ba formerly
T. large cypress swamp and very fich. The pond flows
much more aEd, but TIE above L@med quauy all be
brought level tarn, with TO flow the land
Several hundred Il the land tiDbered
with pine OAK, hickory &C. ard pretty ~Sel adapted to
Gy.u peas potatoes and pea nuts. The balance the
al land is trctty well tmbered with pine. At tho lower
oil the IA set and neatly fitted up OF
eight good Sn Pans with many thoIs1AL cords ot wood
10 Convenient could be ishEd for expected.
my person desrCus Of buying such property, Lad best
soon for themselves. If ny hea.th was
iuImcry the property could bought fer about
double wha. would take fUE 1t. -
JNO. MERCER.
Aug. I"-a, 1853 Att
Wilmington journal., 1863-10-08
Confederate Bonds,

By The yesterday Wilmington agent the
Alabama Steamship Company in this city, received leters
the sae Of Confederate eight per cant bonds At birtydvs
cents and that offer OF thrtyhree cents for large
AMOUNT owned by the company made and refused
and this right in the face of the of the fall of Vicks
bnrg and Port Hudson and tho reported fall of Charleston
Surely this indicates confidence in securities abroad
not xpected by some OF our croakers at home.
The truth s the drpreciationof the currency rather
the high prices not chiefly due doubts OF the SOL
vency Of the money, but simply to i abundance which
offers great temptation to high prices cst
not disposed to quarrel at the cost Of thing they need
long they have the money pay for and this dspo
stion taken advantage Of for the of
ting property and boarding. Where the
rency seen, it considered moro valuable the
borders it is sometimes preferred g-eenbacks end
among those who have heart to give to the Of
South. In Orleans to-day, compared with god
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