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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-07-25
Dou Der 1ueianer . GrYtSttipn.

/ Dpn Der Jnoianer . GxttStttrn.: -
ii. Suls. Ge GrpebittDn If pom Sbtpsnnt
oliver rnterness ha9 Devils Qafe. moleltf, III!
@ibley bmr9 leine @paber erfabren babtn wta;
eittle Grom feline 3eri,euten @anniaafen su.
iammer3iebe, .pel&e @ibles boHt ab3ui@ueoen.
DIR Marl@ Der Grpebitiun mad Depils Safe eebt
an ben uftrn hes 9beYenne bin, wofelbf i& bin.
.rei&enb Guter Cd fir bas 3uosieb n~orinten
fua.. Die Grpebition bat mad sliidlider &ud-
fe5r bes mad Sort aberersmbie sei&idten propi-
MISUNDERSTANDING prusiant fur IS Sage CD.
2eute son Der Grpebitipn. bic BON iebt an lrarf
,perten, baben bel t~erielten 3u serbleiben, bis fe
nad pembina ober IN bic Nadbari9aft !omnt ;
tisbtr ,purbsn bic 2ranten na@ Gurt Nbtrerpmbie
transpprtirt. Glte, BW0el unp Biber 3eigen f@
in Biue, tuerben aber unbebeuist sela0en, sa eas
Mbfeuern bon Glinten anttriast 1T. Die &asal-
Ierie. Gsfcrte inbeGen, tuelGe ben prppiaut-I Grain
BON Sort Nterercnabie besleitete, erleete 3tpei Bif-
fel.
~. Suli. Sic B%elor8uae Der pcf BON
Der Grpebiticn mad benz @eb . @issr 1T 3wei iu-
perlaifsen Gbippeua' 9alfbreebs fur ben literaleu
@clb Won $500 per Sag ibertrAeen. Die Bei-
Zen linb terittsn unb fubren ein brittee pterb,
1rel9es ben Ypfiad trdst. Die Yrcsiantpdsen
mIBtsn sdn3li6 uu1eepadt perben, ta bic i3pie-
badidGer in Golse Der au6erorteutliden Iruden.
belt in @tide ftlsn. @purtn BON Snbianer-
@pdbern tpereen tdeli& ansetroFtn, aber bic
19lauen Geutl trei&tn Der @efan8ennabn.e aus.
Wan tentt, Depils'2af mad IL tdsisem Diari$
au srrei9eu unp bort auf bic Suetanerbeere 3u
trenen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-07-25
Oeutibe Banf,

Oeutfcte Bauf, -.
ct. Yaul, . Mfnnelota.
@slb, Briste, uter Na&ri&ten lieeen spr fas
100, Sobann Gdart.
147, s. q. 6. Sobnlon. ..,sAraf
214, Sobn Meblig.
225. Mnbreas Bapcr.
, 253, Ybilipp &inter. s-
y PSI, Nnna Maria 8puner.
y 255, 9enry Stunt
y 256, q. Quede 80
257, Sobn Vbilipp &inter 1
WtIliu6 &. II. Dunbdf.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-07-25

ga Die rStaats3eitun3" uirb bemaad,t /,
persrDBertent Gprn,at srl9einen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-07-25
0rpBeS Gpn3ert,

WrpBeS Gpn3ert,
nusaefibrt Van ber
tprb=@eiterm 9fntipnal=S AMI
Sonntao, ben 26. Sult
i'm
6prtuma=6 artem,
bel Benjbere's Brauerei.
Ny Naamittas 4 llbr 0rpfe 8dren=
flltter,tn0 III ter neuaneele9tet WenaSer1e.
Mae gurridtuusen sur llnttrhaltuns unb er-
nabruae beS Dragons linc g%etrollsn.
Smn.buNe laufen sur Vequemli1fe1t ees yuo~
litums Don 2 ubr al.
GS labet s~rostenlt Gin
ermannN reib.
@ntldnfen.
II Sbafe, marfirt auf bent &iiden nit benz
YuAtaben uW", Ino benz llnterseidnetsn eut-
lauitn. 4er bic 1biere 3uriidliefert, erbdlt zine
quite 8elcbnuug.
g. @reening,
Miltcn, @olea County, Minn.
ct. Naul SarietD=Stprc.
junscn Maeden wirb unentssloli9 llnterri9t
i'm Stiden, Sddeln. Tilctma9en unb
i~cnltisen wsibliHeu 6anearbeiten ertbeilt, nenn
If tidy balp meloen int
Ct. paul &aristy Store>
SO. 1853, Dritte Gt,aBer bel
u. 5ersbers.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-07-25

Oie neuc 4ebrrs 3anoluna tes Serrr
y. DunnpreY G.. B. Nns.) fDnnsn m,r eeu 9errr
Sdubma9srn unp 9atllern III S!art uuc gant
be items empfeblen. 6err Dumitreg semabrt fiji,
quite Maaren, BON tenen er einc biblde Auswabl
fat, f. biQise vreiie, als ireenb cine Der bieisen
amerifanilden 5antluneen.
BT 9srr &b. genie bat Gem Yublifum bel
Der lebtsn Tbeaterpcrttlune Elm 3iemli1 bltl@es
9aue, bas Yutlifum rem lariteOern unb BEN
0rdefer einsa rcd: aneenebmen Mbent, urb bic
Mule Der mimiibsn Auul Der tuaderu Snyaberir
Der 1itelrrQe rgsnure" cine YcQtpmmeue 1Al"
ftgung 3n pereanten.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-20
80 AID REsIDRRcEFo R sAIr

or * ~ sis ny farm anl> zessds1ce. 1910
H. 80 - .l,a IA etit ta= eesrty sal = Nal
~. and -. i1l.es ifcn tie MA A. Rsi,ras a
ls.s : e Ires hq4dfed -rie on= hradred al -,
sl.s re- lsneed a1d rady ~ ilntiu tie h-;s-es
~ -'.ro~fsc- acre j. e1f framed !; elsi.- 10
Z li'o.ils ana ls1ses ro.,nieS- - 80 - - -
II e .1-nte o'il.ding With god r1.lri-r .t-r a.
stasIeE are rew frarne5 tofllIr-r - - -.
sheep sheds cor,rrete 49, H. -5.-i ~-,..-- -
Euod vegetable Fhrsc-- n p -, =, "a =
afpilt. De4ches arr r,e-- r-Iff -.'--- = -
gf1res &C. Tie ri - - r.ff --.-.-s.s - - e
ste c1nrer ierIfls fo--frs Tb- l-.s - - - - -
n can L. lonnd inrrhers - 90 -, - -,-t
rtrteuiars viii a-nsr i-,--I 1880 - '7- -i'-i
fehI9-imr q - r.s--.r1
Ilf4ret.a a.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-20

wash our blinds Of the disgusting subject
WFrienly ask to make one more specification
The fact Lab eomnI to US il many reIiatss
forms that IaneOln has established sort u
Pr i5ripD b4ad to protect his majesty from
ssslltss pat;oA- TweAty ar med soldiers can
beTs4e4 bSfHre, and twenty behind his car !
>riesei ThenHrcr he makes his appearance III
tht streets IF Washington And this is.the
pcstrbOn thAt 4 majority Of the voters in rhe
mob. 4l4reAdfdiHg States pf the old ITQioa
chgss ID rfil oyer them. ;. They are Welcome
q Ei.4i4 oaFe, but never win he OF his be-
IpeFnrtiea govern the South. srch a
eo4ardly HI hve is d disgrace to thcSags in
j hicA he li4es; ana we fully believe that
Ills lon nedk EilI Yet feel the pressure Of i
ielpn's haltEr. This righteous Judgment
win he visit ia upon HIM bk his own people
They Inbw IsA /, that subjugAtion ia loosi4s
bp9inesss d. that its attempt has placed 1
Wall Of fire b etw CEN them apd the rich irpas
offhq iottll MeElave no pity for Their
vr9tched do4 ditiona as they have hroughtit
% thsnsselvgs bytheir shameless eonaudtl
ba4t anu pre- Eept.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-20
SOS REWARD

IL Al trt1l TIE sri,sc-is,tr nerr Trru,on-
II 1@1e co1ntT| Ga. oa the l1th day e Fe,,.-
lia,t9 ny neero b9y named Jtrrr- sid 6or5 49,
; Icri, inches high. nei-6s 40 H.. aga 49,,
'--SA Ups c71-- yrrF hlack- VII nav -,
II -.- - e1erSion a-d g.. very q safI bcr - -
---t- :. Arer,on lal -k-r Ett him. and II -ii
~ J, s1n-rt uifh euI tie limits sf I'D ccr.fr. a.
-if,teIfa - me e loeed a. jail thsf ges HIM.
H. ~ my eo-i-rs = BROCK
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-20
Qth SSSais.mlnts.


- 7 WI he fe+n y ss .tsiD3..,s rcss-sp ,1-u-r.
'fn Tie I;ieln,ezd zqaif tll.i ite -otie ,s.,s o.
II Isl Tennessee isssi1ae. hlse l;s-is laai-o,1e
ertr5ltion % the .ard I'd iae tensz- = IL s1-ers
Al FEe-cFicksb=-S- N-ns 81 he si-e-t3-rs g. i'i-
"a i.ant rsE.7-cat are frcr .r..EsIe .ld fr,, IL.
bier sAFesisn.e q being eA-i.d ffssa rs-r ho-s.
TnE isnsro7s o. TEz EsQl-zfz.
lGe-ti-1itn-l t.-t-1 q r,r,rrr II r.u,-:sf a.
* -t.e' -ei-e ttst -r Et.,s.ecz ll Il a. ..,s-
~. .-1iy osi1f Sttf-or< df--fi ~ IL. - Ierss-
~ 49, - - nc kil4s. riler.y spirit Is
t..n !. 4 na-as ~ -s'eF W. r1isss ~ 81
T 81 i6s sasses.isa q 81. csiusaSs. ne noe,
tihs0) VIA Be haadsi u E,-r. A. A. R.rsoi-b F.,
Qlipcf oistriburio1-
.4eurs respectfully
:.sAsassd. IN ii: IS. = : NJ ; F''Aeoez
i. =. res s. s.i '1Ss
irot ~ htz4f Nar1ls = t1c faca1hf = tie I,
~ ola Darlini1t -hef Enlesi1r ati ~ fr.''s,
Fl - -.s ae1 1on'y Fl 'i'1triss 'ro-gas dl.s
~ sose' We Esheezat<< noE her siooa for.h -
1il.nf - o. ruth a1d iisrrty-naeh .rhose .-.s
"a 1..2es the I-Ee q hftors an6 E15 have IN
oi'i's'a inei1 bright Tracks q tacir carser--
rfaiis % liSht deifsnd1x 65,sr.
EAre, ~ remember, Too. hcE Il "a. bersau.a- =
It's seFo-1fn=. sllsn ostc are he Oh Co.
80 tcok acf stald % fltlrt she abolition rs-r-
- - - - = he Aqst- lrtliailled 70 re
s,E-s trst 'tSe race ~ esie1srarel k- IL ,iI-'
II, ..i1s tts1sss os SLAVE a. 81
At N fn1ni5 instiurfs q tie reoa7d I,1~Ss ,i
as sc 1sl>seied tie hylt Ii-es III liir.ss.- s.sf
IN rrr SCI The ruth a. cd - ~. - -
oivc been V-11irarSd- 49, - -
Ii.a1cSste. IN co.l1z1n am IL. .,,.--. ......-,
tfnitcerzty- has been ,,f.si.e--. II, - -. -
11'rd On flrginia-k ~, 81 &c.,, -. - -
t ard - fatlztz der1r go ~ - =,
Fl >-ic Is s-Lse4 upon u hk r.
as > 1lc1Rc q hrt b.c.ht i...,.l - =. r.,
n i-zlr (,,t1 il1e r isi Il M, = -
ofs-c On Virginia sal - - $50 -. -
c9rer- q the slt-trs ~ Fls..efsck..,r i \, -.
~ -pu ~ u giFe > tlzupe- tatct.oa.
ana = fte-- .uilrs l4i.hlliir
(. T. tlr1xrarr
l IL n LLln---l Ii
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-20

lC1s.s Ensi1zh Mzfles I.-i-... "a 7s-'---
lC-ses At5-rninE EnE.i.h Prlat..
lS-ses r-nsits1 l.ongcloth-
70 De- 4nry Cotton Ptcket u.-7...-,..r
~ r. SaPerior o. co,tr =. - - = 49,
80 l7ss E--ck Dr1b. ard WIZ, Re- H. -. r.
lct1 y c1Q- El-'ish ss-,6k Ir,.-S 80 . ~. -
- :. rs .Ee S4 10 coftor Caras
lie. q * = ~ tror'1 shir;ings
s - s.,,-n- ,1irL fron-s. All Eanchi'.
l,i-1- -, l,roo@ = bet -0l b >.,o1l c1lt.,
~ - t1n 81, = T., on cu1s| 11rIcrt l-,..
I III r. G. Bl1S..- II
ls,,1..r-- -. - ol.P~S.'S ~ X r Bank Axencr
Afllufs Ca
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-20
MAcH[NERY FuR saIR

WILL sel ~ lriyaie salf orc % ho-ss r.oue. r.
Eine anc Boiler y III Malay Saw and All he n-rrs-
i4n1ncfs ihertto belonging Als1 one 20 incb lrc-
~ c1F VII Iclis attacneL-fDrcther with "a - =.
: f.i-lrk- and Fuilegs- O4s Eip sar. Cutof So.
81 -t-Ii-s. 49, JOSIAH FISHER
t.e--t-L Chat-aroora Trnr.
- ssiaA Exporter eo weeks and sad ~ -
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THE ONLY RlEII3 E[l+
cHArTA4 0 b G a
SsiIaY A0RNiN5i fEFI 20 |lssaI
NTHIEI SITUATT&N..

Inc1easirs da1adenqs IS eczprsE4ea sil j
sides IN lie abiIily Of op,H s4ree4 d Hold seit
pun On .Aa Mississippi. TT 4l,1ratHoilF
ssAieh reach as ilFough Sosiale,p u trsgs forE
roBorase tic t4Atimoss sgarspdiEief ua fsos,s
our own side. Tie eai4lz lIa3g ylntHtesI
and 50 reliably ssiee n9slI. 90 woaksh d; 4aH q
hoped frem-iB 14.lurs.: Fhe ISL 5ers 1.-Two
flowed over u low lands Or tas iloeisilsrsl
shore. ine5dat4pE CANT, eRarda, cIiuipsAge
and Yeykee n like delugs, our bat;esiea
arc, Constantly cooked aad prihlell ,lafyEnS
a4faek. Evsryihing fares MY with h h etesnyI
ana, what Titl desertioas dis fgstiG4i4 add His
Go uragernens, it4s Situation Sefote l3cesbsIfsg
looks, and is. raly. dismal. From dur ifpnt
in MldaloyTelIntssee, wtItHsed ind lsI tnin-
Ter and variety seraA1'Iioa R4sp9rt4 Sysin-
Ter from. Ills. ti.t there has beea. ss+ .ldiiy;
in that qsartes. than sA.IalI siaee HE sstHh
Of Cen f rrest on Fr4hkliEs. chrssifisaty
US few days 70. Fr9in Bseel, l,Eove. Hst
lave a. eo.resi.Si.sIel.t. xirs gives u ssltiEsm
Of eAv.sry pr4H44e oil shR evei.Eg osliaA
10Th list. c4lF ID. Z Myers. ~ BaisIis
Deigade. who s30r1niallGls I'D ree;uilHR5 sbt4s1
viii thiriy six oF his InFil, lrslsqsI ite IT,
dyville, where ! brigade cf iae eiIelEllr were
siasioneai clayse4 them lntp their 4A,tttitl.-
ments; killed ala wounas4 Several IND sock
two i. rlsoncrsl with hl. ileid glak4. As *
:tinined their foFtidcation#l' Rnd tilAiI dashed
OFT again witia4rt thf lqsF Pf niA.1
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-20

z.-Af Z for sale. Pm to-i1ininr I6e acses. a.
u tai1.nE TIE iarts al Marx A Kcn1ety siiuatss
t1e Alslotar5 Ridge, fo1r mikes Easf II Cfar.s-
CA fiFe acres II tte lart ar c'ctlled arl ,e-o1
via = snail ctb theron nnrsery n frrii TO-
- .e.t apps and 7cars-1-i tEo good s5fir<s-
tpi4-in C. r.. Bl{-ckNEE
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-20

s. Tb4 Epdedh yf lir 'cOAFay Of kansas,
which We laid before the readers Of the Re
bel. 81 gtEtetaay, hit HE nail Of fact
tsrsctly TbsFe is no rounds bous ia it
til pala4re; +bltwadHle:. lie tells Us at the
a.alf. III 1.-THE is not Tor sxhs Union a It Was,
4hs the Cons itlItion is it Isl ~ mere th4n
lEs Is ID '4F]vesy and the Slave oligarchy..s
Ifppn these pr4nises he argues we'll, and
i5llbnk his 4rgnme4t to a consistent issue.
If the rFqserFation Of the Republican party
Of the North IS the ehief end now to BE
sought, Mr Cebrayhas g.ne to work Ike
a man sf sersc. Differing from most Of his
premises, eagfee With many of his facts;
thaE tl.4 South can not Ne subdued, that
EesEe is the only PAnaeea for present ilIA,
That the for thsr ppt.uit Of Nlostilities is
ist boEs, that the-C 9nfedefate States are as
independent, as tbsse which were once cali
IA Enitfa, tllat they ought 10 be recognized,
and til at a speedy close of the war viii be
better fdr alllpatties Arguing these points
SUCCESSFULLY, the member IRON Kansas
rea8hgs a vdry rational terminus IN tie
4eiries ef resolutions offered Jointly to both
IIofsek Pf Congress In his remarks, it i
ID be Reted, t bat reryIfull ana ample allusiOh
llssHbeer5 mad e to a pair Ofhopeful worthless
5f The Lincoln creed, MI Representative
fh4dens Stevens Of Pennss Ivania, and MI.
Senator Charles Summer Of Massachusetts,.
tt is hardly likely that such free use was
luade of theE individuals without previous
and as they are the recognized
leaders af the rabid wing Of the Republican
organization, lit Is to Be inferred that they
en6ldrsed the views 50 boldly set forth In
ibis light the speech of Mr. Conway is seer
to better PURPOSE, md derives thence a cer-
tain amount 81 force not its Pwn. However,
its intrinsic merit il considerable, being >
clear statemeht Of case, pretty much as It
is, delivered With an sbandpn, refreshing 70
tAe Ielaoker dp here il Yidrla. >
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-20

pa We are panied ID learnt at a rr,,nor il
current that co'. Frank slcNaiFy and CAPT.
las 4 irsrsan, III Of Saihv;ile we're among the
killed in the recent actibp ~ ~, n,.a7.1i.'
Both aenilelnen were natives ofIen,,essse a,,,;
ditizeseof Nashville
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-20

reat A citizen of GAINESVILLE. who arrived
here Tuesday evening states II at no re,,,forre.
penis haa passed ~ the Cumberland fer Rose
franz' up to the t'rse he left cisrksvilie. He
'a'es Enat 4 number Of transports, passed Up
9at on p a small EraId aedenpained each vessel
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-20

E4z-iThe rains have been. almost iicessaiit
hdfs fol- Two oE tlIree days past The country
Is tonlfletelyH flooded ana we hear Of one
btldge4-she lookout Bridge sbsnt Eve miles
Ibsl9w llt4-e OF thp n. K q Railr pad. being
eSnipletely WISHED away. We are happy to
be 4bld ID nsd ntisn II this cenbsciion that
mail cdspr,un Fatioa helweeH this point AMI
|Brlagetsdrt os tho Telnessea, will be enirter-
rrptedI as Gki. Wnl b. bate. c0mnanding
dis District, las, with cOzniendable emerge
and foresight arranged fer tie transp ertatioi,
Of lbs mails slnd also Sf all soldiers returning
ID lilo field !! Steamboat. TIE steamer Paint
110dk. was .dei kasd he5s yesterday. and other
vessels ivilI, ne undsrEtand be immediately
ordered INTO the SERVICE nntIl repairs are sef-
.tected at nd bridge By this arrangements
there Nip be lo odcasiun Ter lie delay of reiurI-
ihgso3Iless Il eElastAElpogl
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-20

1ir. Pffesiord Hope. y r recently delivered
lecture IN Ernsiand' saying tl.at the slaves Of
i''e fouih ought to be u rsrared for freedom.
gradually, BY education. We teein now !
Ace tho point in the old Song .l,aE
- Hope io,d a I'd tteri1g tale
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-20

~ O4e g lie Yaikde prisoners troi,..;st
II Spsleykliie' iAe ether day, vas : Tennessee
isEessee from that town named Capt Word
/ ne other renfsades p could mt write to their
Union iFienfs in Bedford 1-bus were thsrghtful
Enough to .-sehd lem WeEd back
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-20

Has't The EXCESS Of prisoners on our side is
not 50 large IS generally estimated. Oman
iaori.tg Of Mr. Qdid. tie Exchange agent of our
ioveriiment. il lis stated 4, 10, 49,, a..
i5t 10000 in bur favo sad * , go,
tefoFeFthe baftis Of MrrttreesJorp'
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-20
FERsdNaL

We regrettoleaFn 'hft Gen. Pa1lI:ES An
derson. State s uator,f 4In The tyilsoa County
district an.I't wn.. q Martin. Represents.
tive from the esmiiy iis4if--haVins indiscfees
! y sentsFed irt9' Inc region If their homes
were. arrested BY Tie fcEeFals. and lave Teen
+ sent to lamp Chase Il is also reported that
eir. Edwin \. kee1ie, fpeakeF Of tao House
pf Representatives " IIenueASee. who Was
detained l'y domestic hess is lis home ~
piurireesbolo. has been asfesisdl and sent eli
70 a Yankee prison.
Hon West Il. Humphrey bpske Of he
foaieaefate States court passed llrdrsh cllssi-
salsosg;. on, Iresias, en- route i4r Knoxville
Ite Judge appears ia ne best 0f he'd sh and
Middle Tennessee ieans
aIr. John Mitchell il !. pssst,t engaged a
Z i'sF7a-eAiei oyer de foEls % The nithns0nd
Ferdant Gsesn well Erl5o,li ii. London lit
sTaiure)' has written lieI~ ncfel entitled The
Odd Card
Isl GoiiSfhalk 'lep--ais j. ssill ferfersuin:; in
Nas'andinshaln has lie IN fsestntca aa sle
giant rilr's hor.i., by l:it oosiss;i faenov.
Gen. John c. Brown i recovering h;s health,
We are happy 70 Learn. is as actively en-
gagged as ever
2.f]. -'1eNaif g. tel t-srailiara stan has
IfeeH sle7diHs sew lays j. Chattanooga.
Iihoash still unable iodEsPen;e with ,rsgss-
sns suck, hsis improving in hesislsS A steklv
recovery 10 bilr-
- Tae wiz e Gendssl iSln c. EFecI=in-
P'lss' has ha,l Pfppare4 Z magnificent, stasld
Pf eefoss, CONSTRUCTED hon liz six of he
~eadAns efess fyoFii by isersesf rpoh lie lay
pi 'ief inarsiasf and Designed. tht onsl. her
distirgcislcd husband, 10 be psessnts,t 10 he
Inoa; gallant ana bFave gisncHt 81 his Diviss-
Pr. We rsssrfislsd tina Ills appropriate and
Eaiued present las bee4 bestowed unsn tie
Eosi' tennessee RssimEn!, ce.imznded By
r.. Tom s'n'til. AID vol Eknoaa as tic fArn.rs
D@''s sssiiHei'i : tia did such gallant scr
re - eae disastrous battle. 81 Fishing crcsk.
sss7- releg<anhie communication * eur as
between kers AID Macon. fsa.s and las be.n
.Epr two days tonscenelntly We have fecs;;x.
ia mol dispatches IL. ia rouse. The Epox-
Vile ifre AMI iat Hires 10 lie iso,.. Love.
Ire ST 81 81 r.s..-t<---, .
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~ About the. worst re cdnstruciionisis s,lr
conhtry, is eutsed with, are those cute fellows
WHO. ate lre-eohstructipg their broles, fortunes
BY kpdcalatipE. Theif spedulatisns as to tie
end Of tie NEr are ohly eqraIled by their pfi-
vate Specs Turing is continuance.
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80 4 gentleman arrived here a few even
ings sInd 6 WIG las recently passed through
tho feidralI II les and whose name We With
hold f9r personal reasons, bfiRgs the inEorma-
tor. ia tn recent trip through Kentucky
and the NORTH WESTERN States, Ise noticed great
dissatisfh etie4 among the solaiery and citizens
With thelwar. and a.general putcry and clanlor
for peace. lie stntes that pr the three rsgi,
merits at ohc1can4p Of instrue in Illinois
only two han bred reinain-the others taking
Advantage Of the reaction among the people
to.descr in whole squads
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Esy+ Adverse winds heset the Yankee ship
Of STATED Ut tile worst gale they have yet 10
encounter is The Nor Westorl"
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CH EOE . ACCOILH 3 n
DrE3lOFED his oEre = Nain 81 &c dnsr a.. re
n Kennsdys Drag store U.17-laEsa-l
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Eout again viti4at tho laEF Pf
:. $500. Isl lIIl
IN honest historian af ibis nsigkty IT,
.solution, whether he lie ID theISortIi or
South. viii b forced By lpYs Of ruth to
ts7npAasiss the marked ppit+ooncryl ii. Abta-
ham Lincoln. IN support Sf this Aferindnt
it IS only necessary to group together few
facts. The manner in which he entered the
city Of Washington, fisN days before his
Inauguration, tinged with shame \ every de-
cent Northern cheek, abb proaudpa in the
South roar 9f contemplation isikirineiit
Leaving the only part bf hiulsclE that is
worthy Of pressrFationl His wiie-4fA+ inthe
rear, to make hEr wayte the FederAl capital,
as best she opuld, he, like a pstts thief
scared away by his own #fadpw fftIpB auoth-
er's eorn.erib.. Ran the gRnntiet Of visionary
assassins, and Hesched Willard, jltst at the
dawn Of day-445n a guisel that 'defea recog-
milton. We doubt whether Ibis s3IEn Robert
could have recognized him in th4t dress
Stick pin here The seyekty e thous-
and men called for in hi4 first 5pref hinatipn
TO protect Washington, we're Ispeciaily
wanted to .pF8teet his own coHs4aly self
from southern steel. we think It quite
likely that even then soiHe illEdigsst4d iadas
of future invasi4 sd fitted aecaskiq ntllB acrdss
siis bewildered brain. what We mean to
u,ns - fios tIlal,,..s., i al -l1ls-I.
clamation referred to, WIS to agBehlLle at
Washington, a HufHcieist military force to
restore his shattered nerves to their k,ntcd
equilibrium. III vas frightepeas both By
day and BY night, cleaR ont. of His boots;
and in this frame Of mind, it was not a
difficult task feE abolition g otetneEs and The
Blair family, to pteyail.up hin tol take
the first step inA their HiaboIical platform.
The rreseriptiqp workedIiike a gharP. lie
had at his Command in lsss than thirty days,
the largest army eyer, raised On the Aneri-
can continent. The Sigh caused hik chicken
heart to resuneits accustomed sdnetiobs,
sleep returned ito his lpilloyI, a1FH vulgar
oiSeuO'cs su1s ter 0dt 9rEtYfiy Rt1AFe IN HE
muddy head While i'm this (Iyerjoyfal
mood, the abolition knpits whisperdd. ii his
ear that he ought to whip somebpd y-HtRat
little blood-lsthng would be aheidedly
beneficial to tie body rplitic "Thats my
opinien,' said he and the order toll arc
soon followed The Giisnd Army crossed
tha poto,,,,.s ,a5sr 4 ~ II
impediment would be found On thu road te
Richmond BntH-and but 1tfi enough
10 say that LINCOLN viii never fbaget the
21se Of July, 1851. THan it was that hi.
inherent poltrq9uefy blh4ed out afrssh and
made him the |lhpghinglsEock of az wash
;. pgson. Stick Two pips here We have
omitted to mention in the prOperHordar 81
time that, .fOr more thai a month afterl hi.
can for seventy five tipusand Troops, he
kept jim Lang Of KANSAS Iinfauly, and some
forty or ffty birds of the same feather in
the east room IF the Pftsssiidentiaf inausiipa,
as his body gARRfdr Bear With US moment
LONGER. induloEht reader, and than W vii
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~ Telcgrauhic comdlunication I

- IelcgFaHhic COMMUNICATION Is ei.7 IL
between here AZ 4 Macon Ca and Ia. LEI,
Epf z"o Gays flonscqndntiy We have feceiv-
f. noI Dispatches y. Tia ROME. The knox
fs's lEe ana Tag ii'es 70 lie isos.s l.aweyer.
ire stsll - operation.
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l7HEi,E h7lses asid Us u n or b Chaiia.5aga
fsisa in WILLIE
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TIE Tax rsyers III please e.l Al lie Recsr5er-s
i u1i-s s1t Eire in her pr1ptrfy zad roils -
ctg faxes s-r ire lrr--nt y-ar-
febib-In J6liS p L0xG. le1a-ser-
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T. k-A-NlftcIOI |LIE-I[LGl-4-N 4 =
11l Arents fcr IL sIIa-cf
Aer ORLEANS S1E1r and Nus.
HanuiactrFtd a1d St1oki1r T1lac1D-
~ We invite arE1iior Ia or rlarket being III
caQett l2r tobatro IN the Stze. Eit1 graf 4dFl1-
fal-es Il Shipping o inter- y r11rrha1t--
llecll-.n u
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10 p 80 cFE. =. .'7h5 \. VII,
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Dgf With the state IF Leelint. which prevails
among the Western troobs in his arny 4 NJ.
4ent- tie enemy can nuke an attack al 1ho
point Of our Inns. but VIII result in inevitable
+slare-