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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12
RepOrted Action of Louis NapoleOu.

We do not know what importance attach to the
statesent in the Yankee ppars upon she reputed
thory of Seward that the French Emperor has seized
certain vessels of in process Of construction in the
shpyards Of Nantes and Bordeaux for the Confederate
service FIRST because do not know whether any such
ships we're being built, aud, second, do not know
when to btlieve a statement made by Yankee jour.
nals especially if that statement rests upon the autho
rity of Seward II would singular, that little
slcul have been said all this WHILE about six ships Of
war building in France when 80 much was said about
two that we're building in Europe and that no effort
should have been madet now arrest their construc.
ton. Bat, ~ We accustomed to bad luck in our
Navy Department. the whole thing may be stated.
If the inhibition of the EDpror is perempoIy and
conditional It will settle the matter and will leave the
prediction of Ex-Secretaiy Watts that Mr.. Mallory
would sweep the Yankee navy from the before the
end of the year. far rom being fulfilled as was his
other prediction based upon thu assurance Of the Pres
dent that Bragg would drive the Yankee armies from
Tennessee before the end of October. The action Of
the EUparor if correctly reported is tobe depored not
only because it deprves US of the powerful and much
needed aid of vessels Of war able to meet those of the
enemy but because 1t is decisive exhibition, for the
fret time of his purpose to leave the combatsnts In
this war to fight it out by themselves But while con:
trary course would have been hailed with JOY by our
people the knowledge of the fact that wo are to stand
alone will affect them only by nefving them to higher
energy and more unyeldng resolution
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12

sho ssmpaaa .bsif waIs .ssa Ger 90 EiAss bsals' q
AsG matter Of coarse shea they laudsd their ghSsly
cargo az City Point they required to take back the
same number of sick and wounded Ysnhses. On the
last occasion Of this kind scribber for the preSs
engaged doubtless for the special purpose, concOoted
a wonderful roorbaek about these men all having been
brought to the condition they were In BY starvation
and cruelty experienced here and the impression was
sought to be produced that all the other prisoners here
we're in the condition the miserable lot We were
then sending home. number were reported to have
died on the voyage home from starvation, and all the
others were said to be so reduced aud broken down in
the way to rsqre to DO placed in hospitals as
soon Is they arrived. Not word said about their
having been taken from hospitals here, about the
condition of the prisoners for whom they we're ex-
changed. The account was delicious mOrsel for the
sour loving NAV Of the Yankee press and since Their,
they have done but little but feed it, When they
get tired of it they know well enough how to get up
something else equally vel seasoned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12
DIED..

At his residence In Goooblsnd u1ty, Tuesday morning.
the 10th Of November, hABEN H0BS0N, Captain Of lie
9ooch' and Troop, 4th Rec iment Virginia Cavalry
Hi. funeral will e-ke pace from the residence OF bis father
Mr. John O. Hsbson at o'clock todsy. The e0ds Ae
saananc of the family requested to attend without further
notice. roi2-lt.
On yesterday afternoon In the 4h year Of his age JOHN
KER eldest san Of Asj r Z bert AMI Kiln While.
Toe fun raj will pace THIS AFTERNOON, at o'clock,
redene of his grsndfther james O. VAS on 10th
street, above Leigh The fiends VI tie ,amy invited
tend.
Ia Montgomery, Ala en- the 22d Of October 1862 MARY
dsugAes OF Heny p mes Of Wiamsb arg, and wife Dr.
jams W. Band, forme ly Of Caarllt;esyille, Va.
Taus log OF e the home Of her eh1d
hood fond parents brothers aud SISTERS his this Lovely yeupg
person passei away SLEEPS the home Of ranger
Eer freed SPIRIT fondy hope rests The bosom Of her sGyio
whom she poIessd 10 love IN early yout De ply sicsen
husband commend and motherles her God
and God alone imPart comfort Ia Us dark hour
A fkIkND.
Christian Advocate please copy. no19-2S
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12
THE Issue OF THE WAR.

have another ground for knowing that you will sue
coed tomorrow You have the right side upon plap,
practical simple issue Our opponents do not see tbIs
they have suffered faction to blind them They say that
they voting down this administration because It il
Incompetent, aud ought never 10 have been elected.
They cay, again, that they voting 10 decide the
Presidential question Of 1854 They doing no such
thing. Abraham Lincoln was elected in 1860 to be
President of the United Saes for four years viz from
the 4th Of March, 1851, TO the 9Th of March, 1885, fair
ly justly, honoraby, eonstutioDallY elected The CUES
ton Is not whether be ought have been elected in $780,
that settled in the election Of 1880 and is rever
sible. The question Is not whether he any person
connected with his administration shall be elected in
1854 That will be settled in the election of 1864
Abraham Lincoln elected In 1860 be President not
of part but the whole Of the United States; but he
has been oreby kept out Off part Of the United States
Louisiana, Virginia, North Carolina, South Csroinss
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12
nv THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION.

A VACANCY having occurred in .''Ae rep
re.eptston Of this Gen ..I A..
By rsssn.Cn Of villa" Peter, late the ssns.or
ass ssnatos. D.re composed q me COZ nss Of sny'he
fore Geysrnos Of yH si., DO hereby
hid Their respective counts the TIrar n
DE EMBER NEXT for Senator 70 al ne vacancy sfore,sd
LIS SEAL Of ne oonnonwesr lOth day Of November,
ICY and In the xhysighsh year Of the Com
By the Governor;
esosaH w. Nue. <oaD
nsn-s'as ssarsAy st he oeunoaxssi'h
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12
FROM THE ARMY OF TENNESSEE.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF TIE WHO.
An,rv or TREuraarx

AMY OF TENNESSEE,
Nov. I, 1858.
Reports continue to arrive from the ensmy's lines
corrObOrating the first statement Of their loss Both
scouts and prisoners inform me that the Federal casual
ties ars not less than one thousand and viii probably
reach fifteen hundred. Among the number, 1t is said
by prisoner, are three Brigadsr Generals. In view
Of the fact that Jenkins Brigade carried into the en-
gagensnt only fifteen hundred musksts, the list OF
killed and wounded Is to " gratifying evidence Of the
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12

kkhshssa correspondent Of DE Ee,sia s3s fvssb
oeps have alsFd iheFe 70 sae la place OF hs yates
rsuf, Who hars gone elsewhere.
The reb.l ironcIad ram, being constructed at kih3-
ton, in the Neuse river ia reported nearly ready for
raid in the direction OF Newbern.
Il was reported at Nesbern that Foster hsd been
lievsd TO assume commshd Of the Army On Poto-
mao.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
MEDICAL PURVEYOR's OFFICE,
pf~hmo,a VI Oce 4 IgRQ

IN accordance with instructions from Surgeon
Gsosrais once for The Information OF The proper Author
to and oreS ed against raudHsnt clAtOn Of
enkV and Acok1 under Of contacts Win ha once he
ovinR a Contractors whose coatacts have been ned,
e1nsslls5 or forfeited, 3 puoished.
Grows Kser Augusta county Va LOO gala whisky, oontrse
George B. stuart o. EiAaniOn Va 5000 gals whisky,
Wa 8 osge NOntSguss, EssE scunag, Va, 1000 SaI Vhs
BS11srs MoKspney o.. BoEnz GEssn, Caroline county
Va 90 900 gals alcohol eonrac f1rieited - -
Lawson EalnAn, RGppAhannockO Co. Va EO'0 60 "hsky'
A aocoaEsy. Montgomery Co. Va, 5000 gals Whhky,
contract cancelled -. a..
Tbsrs are othsr contractors Who ed 70 defVef ne
amount Whilky r UIh ne required Tine A
hsT nonaed Satisfactory reasons of tne
iAurs received e s Once within tgenty I'D Gays ron
dAts u forftui; aer Ehch ae their nsnes
VIII b PubliIhed Win We GregOns ~
oSE-da Surgeon Ned. Rprvsyor. O 3. Any.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12
EPISTLE TO TIE LADIES.

By Nv. 4. Nm OF GIN. LEK's ARMY.
Ye Southern maids and ladies' fair,
OF wbaisoe'r degree,
A morent stop-a moment spare,-
And iistsn unto me.
The summers gone, the frosts have como,
The winter draveth near,
And sill they march, 10 fle and drum
Oar armies! -doyou hesrf
Give heed then to the yaro spin,
Who says that it is coaIseg
At your fair feet | lay the sin,
The thread Of my discourse.
To speak OF shoss, il boots not here,
Our Q Ms, wise and good,
Give cotton cslf-skins twice year,
With coles Of cottonwood.
Shoelefs we meet the well-shod foe,
And booiless him dsspi%;
Sockless we watch, win bleeding toe,
And him sockdologizel
Perchance our powder giveth orts
We fglt them, theh, with rocks,
With hungry craws we craw-6sn not
Du', MES VIC miss the eocks
Few are the miseries that we lack,
Aud comforts seldom Gene;
What have 10 my hsversacks
And what have you at homei.
Fair ladies, then, If nothiog 10th,
Bring forth your spionirg wheels;
Kni. not your brow,-but knit to clothe
In bliss our blisteIed heels.
Do not you take amiss, dear miss,
The burden of my yarn;
Alas I know there's many Eassi
That doesn't care darn.
But you can aid US, IL you will,
And heaven will surely bless,
And Foote will vote to foot a bill
For succoring our distress.
For all the socks the maids have made,
Ny thanks, for all the brave,
And honored be your pious trade,
The soldiers sole to save.
Southern PaHel
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12

THB Subscribers have this day formed a
J. CO-PARINERsHIP under TIE Im and Style OF s. n DA'
ga 20 r ne purpos u ntuetng Auction and Com
,on b,rIess r me Negroes They viii sell both pub
e and pivatey promise ber best sxerons 10 promote
ehs Interest Of thelz patrons
% snlss Room VIII for the present. be that lately used By
q stokes, corner Franklin street add Locust alley
hey patronage their friends and the Pubte gene
ray Porers Away In Rerdanee - The various dePots
DAVIS,
ROBr. RICHARDSON
Rt,hr,ond Nov g 1873 no2- dlnP
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12

IS. OF AMERICA, I
WAR DEPARTMENT,
,Dvrrr Avn rssP. GENL's OFFICE,
N RioTNosp. Va, Nov. 6, lSSs.

O. s. OF AMERICA,
Wa DEPARTNKKr,
Adult AND lisp; GENLs OFFICE
RlcguozD, Va, Nov. &, lSee
eNERAI oRDERsl
% be prsvisnl misconceptions IN regard 20 ne Pohsy
Oh as Department The suesst o. impEessSens
~ iolognE being extracts Of General OTasE u ~
hfsPil ,1ir1rA Ant AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE
RcaHoND, Va March -, lsSS
eRNERAL ORDERS,
,,s III the VA D-pArmea OBVIOUS that SONS alse9stP
- IN rrgard 70 he tnsiu0dons Of The secretary OF war %
,n 70 ne prssmsnt OF Tupp les ust exist o. ne
@ - st the AGENTS Government have ValAtea bsI
tons Nov thersioEs Tor the purpose OF removing sue
ccnsspton prevent any Violation Of Nose
osesr Of he Government shall under any eir0um
es haisvsr impress the upp "a which party aHs IeF ha
90 ouSumuop or that Of bis faHly employees or saves
That no shall, a. any tine, unless sPeeliy
. - % By = neral commanding, 10 case OF e1geosyI IN
-. SescS which are hslr le nAktt Tor sAs on N
~ Fhs.. orders we're reladsd In The Instructions originally
- n Ioo 10 iapresIment By the Secretary Of War anc
egrc.ipQ authority aggin nctinec mat any
one acting without or beyond me Ssh0iiS s''o1 ~ ~
st,,rt,ons Vii be held strictly responsible
eopforty With foregorg 70 prevent any nsonddefslS
5u On TIE part oce-s ens charged Win we ~
bsy are eUjoined, until further ORDER (Ehieh WI
20 ~ ~ nless uudsr imp ative eXs 1ees FOR the supply Of
~ not impress neseaIies o. suo'51etee "
ouued 6y produce transu 70 marke or ater GIal ~
1ni rssnsd an unreasonable ns nom sale TO coz
D oIu"s q oaoprp
,.atv Adt Insp. Gsn1
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12
ADSoIA-'- KlcaAoap, Nov. ], lseo.
GENERAL ORDERa |
Ne. Ifo-

GENERAL oRDERs,l
The tOuiag sppznaix % be report Of ne N IN cen
see Of Tgisia Is PablsASd for ths hi0imAA'n 81 " WI
ssTaed: RrcunosD, Nov 8, 1858.
sr. A indicated Ia our last report We ts.Pe5 - AZ
s shspRes In oar schsdulss Of Peea upon .ne y
o ~ voolsn cloths and Warps used ~ zoe ~
hs prices ANNEXED 70 each description q S00S' 'O
~ e. Army wooden slOs yard good, 10 oaP'5y yard
A. Any ToSlsu eloib, \ yard EOOs, P7O rata A' %
20 '1e s5 q i LOU yard GOOD 30 JAEi'
per ys Sai.s .ioib \ yard good, pro rata AstO
., v,SSI y ysrs Sod o. per yard, per gard $50
III ooSoS saains, \ ysd, ~ yarl' % the P'0na' "A
n O.i, ': :Sas. ! ysId ~ yards 90 The pound
>. Oy pr .S - yard, yaa. the pounder
u O5 yaaso .a,SGrls. isrd y..s per y.s,
- Ssos oznsb1sB, Z yArd, o. Per YARD, per yAfa
5ItG-sSs drns, ysrd, yasds 70 ne P'aao' Per "a
a. .s,.ias STRIPES, yaids to he poazd, per
- o SaSs zen, cloths, 10 :, 70 ias yard yaId
y, a. ths above enumerated coeon eloenA' Pl0 iAN
~ - - 20 Efsa.sr las vi tn ~ weight Q m
o. Cotton TPs good Per pound .,. issS,I.s, We as
Good hay, tsksn % 20 iAIas o. Pos st,s, t,Esn ou
~. go, of producers, also asses. ~ ~ - P ~
Pssa anba To hassf aS S s or bSS4 son al hssi
- sB,ss cent. per s and for oanEs hsy Aas WIsA''
% cents Per hundred Pounis - ., a, ,,,.. ~ yood
UDon further confederation, We nave .seas ~ P'S 49,
a. 60 porE q 60 cents per Peuad net He'gaL - -
WSreIpssuy snEEssi 20 ms seeIss'y o. VAT 80 49,
5-phsd 10 each o. zoe lATtefmAsers' and Conamia
esl, scents engaged In mf rssIng for VIE 6ovsrnnsni
hssi Tspesualy' ~ uuasARn
WsneV ROBT GIBBONY
Commissioner Of Virginia.
By order 8. COOPER,
(s!gasp Adit and In5P'E General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12
FURTHER FROM THE UNITED STATES.
sEWARD's sPEKcH AT AuBUR

The following extracts the principal points In
Stewards speech at Auburn tho night before the New
York election
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12

The Te1as paper Hanutac uripg Company has been
organ'z d. purchase mill on the Comsl Spring, and
ordered machinery from Europe.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12
BALLARD MOUSE AND EXCHANGE HOTEL
n nAIIAnEpRN q n N EIEL.DS

u o. TALIAFERRO & Q. Q. FIkLDS,
(LATE OF COEeREss HALL6
DEG leave TO announce TO their friends and
an. DBbHs .Sneray that they have leased the ballard
~ nd ExchanTs Hotel and hat sy viii spare efforts
sss en- - 1Tovidsd With the VERY BEST that the
IA IN aHord aud our bar supplied Hlth me
CHOICEST LIQUORS. -
lrgSCPS & POWERS AND HkNRY ORTIZ,
tbs M nova ASsItAn Of former Proprietor, viii remain
W9 J. O. rALIARERRo 4 90.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12
BALLARD HOIEL,

IN RETIRING from abusiness in which have
been 90 long gAse feel thar cannot do % without re.
tT nv Tahl gment and heartfelt thanks % my
~ fier a. ana public generally for Ee knd anu
i lame lth which been favored and sustained
throuEhout ny whole business career . .
- vh N buLntss renS Aity-and with your smies ard
s.lut Estngs with regret but feel assured ha. the -
to,hent a noE The hands thoae Nh energy pote'ss
and obEns disposition wiz render 81 urn un1er is roi
more pleAlant Than ever.
ne Ballard Hotel under ne management OF mesfrs
O. Tnaferro and O. O. ED, gentlemen veil and fsyoTahy
noun % he pubc and whose hIsteA1s hstsl
Inav ven Be trusted cordially commend hgm g. TIT
Su6c and ash for them continuance OF uat support who
have received hon my old friends and PatI GnL g.
ncva-ist JOHN p BALLARD
~ Charleston Courier, Mobile Register and Advertiser, ga
ynnn.h Repubncar Raleigh STATE Journal and Memphis Appeal
I'M - nnhll.h th time and lend ba . thl one
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12
TOR SALR-A-yery desirable farm, contain

EOR SALE-Ayery desirable farm, contain
I Ing abou, 40 aers ~ miles nom Pozhatan Court HOu-e
ana sboat Jefferson, public landing james river
Tere h on The place excellent duslns With
n1d An once 10 The houses including threshEg
tosaco barsa are AL 10 good order There also
ane peach and apple orchard on the place
mile Episcopal and BAPTIST Church. AID
our on Prgsbytsan Methodist and IN exceedingly oear
ABLE neEhborhood Mr. H. O. Graves, az the Court House, WI
fshe 6sasure IN showing any one the premises.
- Yn,rthsr p.rticulars, address P. & DANCE,
sSe-sW Midlothian P. o, Chesterfield, Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12

FOURTH CONCERT.
FRIDAY LvENING, NOV. ia, 1868,
New Concert Hall, Exchange HOTEL Mr. the Msses So
MAN will give their Fourth UcNoEKT, with change Of Pro.
gramme.
Tickets and progr lmmes at the Bookstores, nolQ-9t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12
GREATEST CURIOSITY

GREATRST CURIOSITY
VI OF TIE SOUTH
Corner Of LIST and Broad streets
Miss Sawyer hsnst r..
For three day only, commencing
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1863
MAJOR j. j. VURlNEs
refugee from Tennessee, will ehhbt hussf the citizens
Of chmond at Garner LIST and Broad streets.
lie especially sole large attendance Of ladies' The n
teaton Of his visit is 10 s-lsct o wife.
IS year, height feet reaes being inches
the Tom 1hamb Beasts Of his heavy beard ana sase
nalrg imperial
Adns Ion s1 gentlemen ompanled by alsdy, sl5o
0lel each from o2 A. H. AID Lom to ard from
TO 10 P n. no1l-Sl'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12
MISCELLANEOUS,

lleagbef has been reinstated a. Bigadier Genera,
with authority to recruit his Irish brigade to the full
number.
Mrs. E1-President Tyler was at Bermuda October
slsk es-s,.r
II is expected that twenty-five counties in Eastern
Virginia will DO represented In the new State Legsla-
ture which convenes at Alexandria In December Thirty
members have already been elected IL Is proposed to
disfranchise all disoya citizsns and call Convention
for amending the Constitution Of the State principally
in regard to slavery.
The War Department, on the 4th, rosived from
Richmond list OF all the National officers bed as prs
oners in rebeldom Itcomprises $50 army and naval
officers.
The original draft OF Lincolns emancipation proca-
nation Is offered for sale in Chicago 81 900 have been
offered It. subscription has been started TO secure u
for one Of the Historical Societies. more In accord
auos with the wishes of the President
Beast Butler left Lowell on the 4th to assume COM
mand of the 18th army corp, and the Department Oh
Virginia and North Carolina The n Tims says tna
Immediately upon Buffers taking command In NORTH
Carolns an amazing tumble In the market value OF
field negroes will take place.. a.
An official statement OF General Thomas gives the
losses In Rockers command during the late engagement
near Chattanooga, a $50 officers and men. he cap
tursd los prisoners and 1000 En6sld rldss.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12

DUBLIC SALE OF LAND, MILL, CROPS,
stock Household Kch,n Furniture Plantation Tools,
Iumbsr-c or ssne PiAnks ss Axes. Too og mbsI,
sdsr posts 20 y On With Screw One MIL One
a. 3ummer above named property will be offered al
Public ale my residence In Caroline County, hre miles nom
Hsnov,r q on Central Railroad Oh the 18Th Of
ulouth--NOvEMBER-i60S.
The and Olrcu ar Saw m nearv IsM sna n gord or
der, with IS Acres OF Lsud. 'ohS ohAhpLbh
Caroline, 7th November, 1861. nov iz-ui
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12

n I-oo1T b RArMA 9 = neon.
MOORE BAYRE B co, No. lGT Main
1E LynehburE Va Ehs l.sals eEoSeEIa oSSa5.
uu Narchants Nunalcaro1 end emooS Looe
- m rsess nd sell saxsr nobss1A WhsAL Corn, Riour,
49, LssaAsr And knd5 q 0ou1Hy Pr0ilcs Al SALES
OA.-s. ~ s ,..T LLEOm AGO
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12

Advices from Arkansas by way Of Memphis and Cairo
ate that General Marmaddke attacked Pine Buff OF
the 25th ult, with three thousand men, and was re-
pulsed by the garrison which numbered ooly hun
dr,d men, under Colonel Clayton. He lost twelve killed
add h cen wounded Gen Pr.ces forces areead TO have
rereated beyond Rad rves leaving only his cavalry at
Ark4delphia.
Late advices from Arkansas represent that Arkadel
phla lately occupied General Prices headquarters,
in possession of the Federal forces under Genera
Steae.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-09-19

Ibee 50a Silten u1lo uGappie5".-
Snip W.Y, 9. s. SOlcue &C., aussseidnete
W1arf. @pcleY Carver II. =.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-09-19

einem letdten @dselden eefabren. Son
ben sablreihen @emitterr, mel9e am 10.
Die 56tpefs ibersosen, warp aud 3ist>
tulm in InariH 9enpmmen. B0nfmal
lGlua Der 8lib elm; rant zen 8ltBablets
tern fam ote @eleQi9aft NIT Dem Sdrefs
ten eapon.
Gin @elpenf erfo6en.-
Gin u%pgludsfau bat fi1 eieier Sage in,
Dejaset<Gbeater in Yaris erei9net. G5
lpQte bic iitlibe @elpenfer: Gro9Dpic ee<
oeten mercen, NORM 6err Gribault Zen
M1roer oar3uiteuen bat. ga jeeo0 Die
Npparate einen S6apen erlitten batten,
mubten bic @elpeniter purd @bpriltinnen
oareefteQt wercen. Snce7en bate man
Yerabldumt, oies Gem publitum> uno
6errn Gribault ansuSei9en. Das publiz
FUN fling beim Gr1beinet1 an su pfsif len,
mas 81. Tritault auf ietn Gpiel be;c9.
St 6erietb in &erptrrunB unD n'oGte
9ar ntdt %erfeunen, oob bic i'm umsebenz
ben 0eipenlter Tlsild uno Blut battcn.
Gr flbrte ben oorge1@riebenen Dol9tib
mad cetn @elpenfe, melder Stt9. I'M
bic Scene 0rautser 5u MAIDEN, aet6 nit
einem l9arf8eiGltfenen lon0en Dolde &C.
fubrt wurpe, unp nit einem wilren
S6meriensldrei firtte ro6 ayr1e Sp5tr
blutenb su Bpoen. @euise 6tunpen
lpdter war Die arlne GboriRin cine 2ei9e.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-09-19
1cue6fe8 ans GurpDu.

New>yort IA. Sept,-Die SAM
BON Sputbamton am Stem Sept. byin0t
Tolgenpe6
Die brittiide &rie96ihaluppe Gyylcr
par ron ibrer Staticn bel Merfcyo ;uz
rid9efsbrt, woielb0 fs Gem Vtrotsn s o.
rica oafAepobt melher on Ter Welttlite
spn Srlano enslilde G0iFe 0ejo0t.
Die Yplen boben iber rie Jiulien ei>
nen bepeutencen Sieg erfodten ouein bic
lepteren baten 48 f1iideNei er9ere9imentev
mad pplen beorprrt.
Befanntlt9 botte bic Qcnooner Ga1on5
neutrality-suspicious. ZEN Miaiiter &u0sl
III 8etrsff Ger Nuar0fun9 Don Yiratenz
idifen fir Zen Gucsn in enalildsn Sd<
fen interpeltrt .uno 2pro Nul7el crtbeilt
porauf fol9enpe oelhraubte Mntwprt :
"Seine Nufnerfiamfsit lei l@on lonse
auf rielsn widtigeu @eaen tano 9erihtet
9ewelsn unp 9enaue NadforldunBen leien
caribcr an9elteut wproen. Die uBoreien
GnliItment Nfte" Ye,biete po6 Muaru1en
folder Shife ALIEN e6 mll1e cen Gigen*
tbiimern rerlelten bswielen merpen> caB
Die S@ife gum 3medt rer Ssfric9una
elmer bel reunpeten Station oueAetultet
murptn, Dtelen 8eweie batten Die 8itt@
lteQer ntbt 9eflbrt, uno eS f6nne ce6balb
mad rem engltlhen 0elegen nidts qe9er
pie Grbeuer jen:r Gi(enpanjer Domrfz
tutcocr unternommen >rercen."
Dian febt, caE ipmeitNuHel IN Setradt
fommt, caS Nuslauien Der furdtbaren
&rie96fabrseuae niGt %gebincert wercen
miro, e5 let cenn, coB Ser NuIIel fd)
ourN encraiide prctelte Seitens unlercr
9ie9ieruna nrd iiterseu9en lift, coE
IS prrtteiltaflcr fit Gn5lanp iein miro,
ZEN Sail Don elmer oneern Geite ~auSu(e>
Bet.
8is wenia man in Gl1slonp ben Nu5s
Idten ouf Grbaltun9 ces Triecen5 mi
Cen Ser. Staoten traut 9sbt aus oen
pon Ter Qonnpner Shines rem Ganacaa
ertbeilte1 Natbe berpor, Aeesn cine Srvaz
fiun Spn Selten Der Scr. Staaten ft1 81
!ilten.
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Der Nem. gurf Qeber(tere aerebe Der Ylab.
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SHUTTER Sefen unb Gin Dp0e6 M0crtiment BON
Bledmaaren, mel9e III ben ntterislten prei1en
n~erfauft tperoen.
8cmmt uno iebt Gud meinen @tpre an, ebe
Sbr i%pnltpp fanft.
que Mrtsn in bas1ab i9lassnteN sbeiten wer.
ben prompt unb billig belorst.
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Wopier, 2umpen unb @ads.
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