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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-03-04

Blnishing. Frequent captures of mails
going to Richmond bids fair to destroy
that heretofore fourishing branch OF trea-
son. Our scouting system is admirably
organized and at the last we are able to
know something of the position, force and
plans OF the rebels Our cavalry arm has
shared the general improvements aud now
under Gen. Stonemsn may safely be said
to equal in efficiency that Of Stewart.
Louisville, Feb. 23-Authentic advices
say that a rebel army is in the vicinity OF
McMynnville, Tenn.
Rumors unauthentic and discredited,
speak of rebel forces being in the vicinity
of Richmond, Ky.
San Francisco, Feb. 23.-All prominent
business houses are closed in honor of
Washington's birthday. About half of
the members of the Legislature, with va
rious military and civil organizations of
the CITY, participated in the ceremonies of
LAYING the corner stone of the late Senator
Broderick.
Portland, Oregon, papers to the 18th
are filed with exciting mining intelli-
esnce, principally FROM Bays River
Trains laden with provisions from Salt
Lake, commenced arriving at these dig
eings on the iss of the present month.
The principal mines worked are about
forty miles west o. sort Bays, extending
over an area of OF % mi; sc uare. There
is every reason to suppose shat the sur
rounding country is also very rics. About
4 600 people are now there, and large
numbers continue to STRIVE daily.
Cincinnati, Ohio, Feb. "a Immense
meetings were held here last night ut the
Opera House and Melodeon Hall. Both
places were filed to overlooking. Reso-
lutions were adopted declaring that we
give new pledges to restore the Union
that we send greetings to the ADMINISTERS
ton and to the Ohio soldiers; that We
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-08-01

: Die NIT erst @eidisen tclebt mar, pelde
pa fs TAFT gang an MrtiQerifteu, unp pSl
. lt9 an 9lrtillerieofFcieren feblte, pom eineu
StldaiebeL Tu@s. befebliet unp %,
etllden inraliren Mrtiueriten, unp in
llsbri9en rpn Jnfanteriitsn beeient ,pur.
ben. Ser Na&mittae eins cbne @efed
bin, nur Gin Yaar ssreinislte @ewehrs
ldllllc 9elhabcn, auf ausunob beranltreiz
tenpen &olafe. Mls IS 3u punfcln an
hna wurce eine Bemc9un9 in cen ruff,
lden 1ruppen temerfbar cie auf Der 66be
ron Der 6oltnbeioe bis gum GempeIbofer
Serae itanceu. 9ba! incinte Dalentin,
Der auf rcm Bantett itanr, iest ,rerpen lte
,pobl einen San; rerluden - 2uein es
elteb immsr rubia. - 2'benrs asaen neun
ubr lteben ltd pfsrce ron Der Stact bet
bSren. Der General Geirlik mar es
NIT nod einemSffsier bic an pie Sban;e
beranritten. Sic laeen ab. - Sinner |!
:rief eer @ene,al ben Solcaten ;u> sSbr
mercet mobl bier BEN 9lnfang MAIDEN.
5altet Gud hrap! ST trat mitten III Die
S6an;e auf'e 8anfeet unc iab idorf por
rielelte binaus.
Da frabtelt es ia i'm DunfeIn beran
rte Vemiirm, lpra6 Talentin leile III
lstnem Nadbar ineem er NIT ieinen 5alz
trnauaen iibe1's 8anfett binauslpatte.
sab Gr 6euer qeten> Gu9s! rief ber
@eneral I'M ndmliden Nugenblide benz
Stidcnsieber gu.
Die @e!d,iiBe tradten. Da erlbcQ
Cit milre5 @eldrci ppn ten anriidenben
9fullen, nnp nad tpeniaen Minuten,
mabreno melder rie preubil@en @el9use |
cas Teuer raid iortlebten, cpnnerten aud
Spn criiten Der bic 6euerl&lunce.
sic poQen ben Monp berunterl1ieeen
rtef Salentin luitis, oern rie Ru9eln
9'naen ibnen 'peit iitcr bic &5pfe fort.
S4 CLAUDE aud la9te rer @enetal
SeipliB, teifdQiS la&eno.
Oao Ueuer wurpe ftdrfer Die &uQeln
'aulten' cod oue au bod. SeBt b5rte
man Grommeln,
Die Snfanterie rudt I'M Sturml9ritt
an! lpra& 8alentin nit leu9tcncen Nu,
9en.-yfo@ ete er ra5 Bort berau6 bate.
fnatterte Elm pelotenfeuer, unp Die Sc
webrfuaeln pfhen Don allen @eiten.
Nun antwprtet rief ter General.
9ompa0nie Geuer cpmmansirte cer &ieuz
tsuants<ces Snfanterieeommanoos, unb
bic Saloe fra6te.-
Dos ae9enleitise Geuern pauertc cine
balte @tunpe fort. Sc 0ab man9en
Gooten uno @erwunceten III ben @4an<
;en. Da b6rte man mieber Ercmmel<
l9loe. Die @u0en jp9en f@ ;urld!
Sin lauter Sutel Der tapfern @ertbei<
bigger Der 6auptfaet be9riibten pieles Ne>
|ultat.-Nun wurce Elm Teuer anee3in<
Bet, ssldmoull, 9etrunfen, 9ela@t.- |
2lber Golenttn par ittQ +; er blidte na9
cer @tart ;urld. Da lab man, pab ras
III bod S6teben to@ nidt pbne Sda.
ben 9etlieten mar. Denn es ldlu9en
Tlammen aus pielen Dd9crn, unp @alen>
tin rlinfte es> nah Der 2inocufra6e ju, |
NO er lpobnte> leieu eie Geuer6triinlte I'm |
Sablreibten uno itlrtlten. 6, ta6te an
Trau uno &inc limo Der Jeinb lief nitt
nad NIT tem 8pmbarcement, foucern
(9ranaten, Die nit ibren Ronmenren
3lncern bic belle 8abn cur9 bic 2uft |
;oeen, Geusrfu9eln uno Ye9transe rur>
ren in Dlailsn 9eiAleupert unp fur@ten
-unaufh6rttd ZEN runfeln, NIT lhmarscm
@e>pSlt tecedten Sftcterbimmel. 61t>
ten ale 0etroffen aans Berlin rpdre in
Tlammen ouf3esan9eu.
(ScrtIebuns fulet.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-08-01
/ Dritte MbtbeilunA.
3mplf.ri GaritcI.

!0nplI:c5 Ndrltel.
Q0iecerum lparen ;,pei Sabre pernut5
gen, uno Die Glamme re6 &rieoes lccerte
furdtbarer ais je, uno ibre @erpiilfunQeu
9rlffen INNER weiter I'm fid, in Deutld>
LAMB. Die Sftobertaee ces Sabres 1860
tru9en fie in cas- Ser; Ger Staaten Syriecz
ri9s, Sage ces Sdrefens, res @ntleBens
auW fir Berlin unc celIen ndd(te llmeez
9enc, nidt lowcbl rur9 pos arcfartiae
Grsianib elmer Sdladt, Die trub aller
6urdttarfeit INNER cinen erbsbenten Mufz
|9mun9 er;eu8t, ol6 cur@ caS piel 9rSBere
unbeil cce &rie9es, ro6 Ct III leiuem nil
iten@efol9e ldleppt : Yliinrerunn Branp,
Morc, l6aucerbafte @emalttbat an rem
@in;elnen, Stroftlolen, 9dn,lide 5inopie<
run9 res 6rterli6en, rc5 glufs oteler
Iaultnre -
( Galentin bate rerwunbet in Berlin oe>
le0en, aber nad Ntmarld istne6 @soi<
ments bic @e,9lnitiaun9 erbolten, feline
p5uise 6etfeuun9 i'm SdouB lsiner 3D.
Mile 3u ertparten. Das ,parcn Sage ces
@llfs, Der &ube mad Den laneen gn<
(tren9un9en St bate id onoertbalb
Sabre por rem Muebrud te6 8rieaes uer<
beiratbet, iein Sobn. Der Grtoetprne,
Grieprid bieb Ct natiirlid, mar NOD Elm
Slu9lin9, ais rer @ater au6mo,19irte,
uno (tin I6dterden, 2ouiie bieb fe, nad
Der Wutter, ,purce 0eboren ,pdbrenp er in
86bmen fe&t. Grit jeBt. mad fat fanft<
balb 9abren Der Irennuns bate er sun,
Gritenmal Grau unp 8ino ,piecerseleben !.
NQein biele fur,e 3eit Der Grbpluna uno
res id6ni1en natiirlidnen Menidenaliids,
rorauf Steer Elm Nnredt Bat, ioate ib,n
nidt unleit5rt bleiten. .Gine6 0crmitz
tag6. e5 mar an 81. Stlcbsr, fam Ct fat
atbemlo6 na@ 5aus eeitlrst, uno rief leiz
ner Grau3u: 9ouiie,es aistt Qlrbeit! Die
@ullen fino Yot ben Iboren! Sept mue
i'd unter'S @trtbr!
@alentin. rief Die eri&redtt Grau, In
BEN ne aufiprinBeno ben Spinnroden s,l
Bobel. mari, ut1. @otte6 @iQen!
Sal Sierlden por, entgsBnete galen<
| tin. Der Gommanoant @enerol 3c9om
/ bat ts ou4 erf nidt 8lauben poQen.
| slbsr iie fnp bte Na4t pon R6pnid auf,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-08-01

Qoro unc Sdorniteinfeser. 8
- Gin enalilher WarquiS mahte fid
tursli6 orn SpaB, nit leinen Greunpen auf
ber Giitnbabn in Der lebten 8lal1e III
fabren. - Die GilenbabusD sDeannten. bier
iiter rerctie6!ihk mietbe!en eia, paar
S@crnlteinfeSer I,b liebtn Ie, oans nit
Nub bepedt, jwii iihen eer ocrntbnntn Sc
ieuiboft plaB Msbmer'. Bei Ger nddifen
Citation Iauftsxetr Marquia Biusts fir
bic serfe S&etta aab iit cfn S6ornfeins
.feaerls u,lu si;ssS tie plas nebmen, uu1 oie
3eidnuneen dAf ben Altipenfn Sisfi0en
III perl96nern.
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n5 a int@ aul @au6"

pen eJulin8 6rpf,
6eTf> SraBe, nabe cem yBin5lpw<6ouie.
ct: paul, Minneipta.
Oas san3e5aus 1T ourdaus reuppirt. Treunb.
l'Ue llnc tequeme 3tmmer feben Gamilien unb
etnselnen 9,er(cnen CUR Dispoitipn.
Veite geIcrqt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-08-01

untpn J1pfel,
vac Der 9Sabol9amz uno 4teu Stroee.
S'n M. 2unfenb elmer.
,;a Meu derta'tt, seraumts, nit behen uno frtunb.
.a 49, 5meta @ se1leben, uie bieie 5otel 1T, bie-
telten nebfn gut bereiteter 8pt unb btr biaioifen
oeetenuns. iopie CUTE @etraufe an ber Bar.
@eraumtse Stallung 1T bel benz 6auie. unh
eeega!e cen 6armern namentlidb III empfeblen.
Wetlenee unt eeren@epdt perpen frti npn nrh
mad rtr Sanpun9 befSrtert. 15o wv
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-08-01

a9cntca per soliun. StaatS;cituus. I"
Wlnnelpta.
bsnctioa, 6trr u. Yat jun.
5ajtiu9s unc Oafpta 60. 1err 5enFel.
saep lllm unp Yruwn COUNTY 81. VpritsL
St. Veter unb Ncolst 9ty IS. 9tlimmel,
s.. .NntbonY II. Minn;ayp!iS, Ortb u. Hnoblau@,
3lrYcr ct. Suit,
Wlafatp y RI Status .. 9arima1n.
9TH pater uup Walbinetpu ety ~. SnsTer,
9Diuuna uuo Diupna 9tY 9r. 5ilbsr.
8sllspl,iu berr 3ruus y. 8eYeertset.
51rtault, 9ticc g., osrr &jottfrieo 5lsdsnlts'n.
N:aos eaupius, .. Ouerre.
Nec 98ins, 5err joba 5risrri9.
Watnibaw> @eors 5uber.
2a Gro7e. 5err Sell.
9uHulo Gits, Wisc. 81. @tutter.
Nountain Gity, WiSs, Or. Sviibr.
9todiprb, Driabt Co., Scbn eucslder.
McB 4rtef, 5ennepin g.. @atbias SSsinant.
gHiltcn Walsca Gcuuts, Scen q. 0'feenina.
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eomfortatles peutldes
" d IT. un6 6 . Il + a II 8
3llltt @firmpfn<c-0

@SSet11VtVU1U@0EUQI
Gert Strabe, nabe benz @lodenbous.>
Der unter5eidnete erlaubt Fd biermit, Sic Nuf.
mettlamtett pes tinbeimii9en unp auspGrtioe
oeutl@en Yutlifums auf fein nett unb b.n%s,,
t'nger'atetes Sat. unb 8onbaus ~ Ienfeu. ''
Sn oen.lelben fnbet Der pertbe San bic orr.r.
tteahol1@te une biQiQae Bebitnuua. rtinIitb,s
soe,e, CUTE 9c. tur3 a0es, tuas in eir,er onifSm.
0'9en @ 2g1rfgl@aft beanipru@t perben fann.
@9ufs StaQuns befnbet iidb ebtnfaQe beim 6oufe.
Oas St1eben bes unteraei@ntten ii Bic Gner.
tf1nuas berer, bic ibn beetren. ~ '''''
1beobpr Damn.
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@11t0 brif,

bct
Us. l{Seis,
@obinston>5tra pbere9anbuns,
ST., paul, Miun.
Danfbar fIr ben tisbsrisen 3ulprud tesbrt @i9
Der rnter3G9nete, tsm ceutlten Vutlfum in
Minuslrta auanSeisen, cd6 er feline gi0siabr;t in
YersrTBsrtem Mabnabe in leinem ueuen @teinse-
bSuoc einserihtet bat, unb lit i'm @tante, feline
Runoen nit sem aaeemein beiehten
Wrcmium= Gifig
3u oerieben. Ginfader ictpis Drpptl- 6 fig 1T i'm.
mer 3u osm nieorioIen preiie 3u baben.
, Dieter Gllis 1T ausseseihnet aum Ginmaden
praftilbeu @bemifer Dr.&eie p;lIenl1aftlirb uns
ter1ubt. Derlelbe faub ibn sulfpmmen re n, II.
erpfeb!t i'm auf's Beite gum 6amilieneetrau1
@. @ei8.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-08-01
Tcrtiebun9 ioIet.)
N lehcnp unc 1teblent.-

Ulebenpunc feblent. - Der
I'M hpten Mufs 9eltaneene frani5flde
peli;eimtniiter Sartin batte einem per>
bafteten 1i:t auf rellen 8eacbren Nupiz
ens tf,pilliet. Dt:lsr ,parf 09 ibm ~
GiibsnL uno bat, cap man ibm UNI eiueS
Neites uno leiner Sinner rillen rie @az
leerenltrafe erlollen mIhte. Sartin blieb
un9eriibrt, ols oter Ter Tlebenoc ibm bic
0elhihts ieiner Neritrun9 eraabltc unit
eabei feline Ulise un'tlamn,erte, 10 iaAtt er:
Hohlan! !! ih MIL rir bic Ureibeit la0en,
ieecd unter Ger ausprudliden Bepinauns,
eas ru ei4 bel1erit. Tduit cu miecerin Die
6duce eer @eridte, 10 leieca eu fit eein
iebises gertreden pie Straf fe nit. @lit
ranfbaren' 0er;en Yerlpra9 ter Brei9e<
lolIene gellerung, unc tatnit Sie ieben,
fubr CT fort, rae es mir Grnit III. 10 9ebe
tt Stnen biern,it 9bre riamantenen
Sdnallen suriid, rie td ibnen wdbrenp
beg JIeefon,merns aus een Shuben
sel6f babe.
+ n@ Drtlt9 nab br" - llnttr
pieler lleberidrtft nclpen rte 2cfallpalten
Der Nersyorfer Nbenc;eitun9:
Der Wirtb zines 6auies tommt por ei<
nisen Gasen ;u einem lsiner Mietber. ei@
mem Srldncer. uno fincet rie 6ran oelel>
ben meinenc.
nWaS 1T log 2" fraetc er
~Nb, cu lieber @ott! Yat 1T tobt!"
n@oran 1T CT penn 9efprben
.@in Soleat, @ptt itrafe Jpn, bat Jpn
tobtgeidolen."
80 1parurn tenn 2"
"Giir gar ni6ts. pat ftanb 0erabe
unten an rem 6au(e unp bate einen :3ie>
0el(tein in Ter 6anp."
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8elpibere-@QlpDn
Nb. 8erAbpI3.

Dritte Stroee, ct. pauL, minn.
Dieit blsf@ unb aniprs9eub einasribtet,
Biliare. mno 8ier NBirtkfdaft
empEeD!t l@ BEN 9ttbrten bsuti@en pubIifum
onrte be geIanelieptsit aaer in tsrieltsn ssrab-
Gbwaartn unb Gisarreu, 70 pie bur@ f,tunbii.
DE 8ebienuus. -
9b. BsrstsI,.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-08-01
0aftbauS 1lub &aIppn
@eiBen M6(er,

y. StraBe unmeitpem @apitoI.
Dieles pcbltinseri@tete @anbaus, lei t.m f1
seranmige Stalung befntet, it ttm pertbrttu
eeutldben putlifum beRens empfotlen. B;er.
Z @las fur &ents bonn belfen @ebrdu. Giaor-
renab9elaaert. Veter@6 6onnth'
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Sclictriifii1es.
8 d l E I, t ! II

Sic tpcife eyrdu.
Gine sfprslle in oierNttbeiluuae RON 9, 9ieulat
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-08-01
Sit. 261.
6tlr baS reifenee Nublifum.
DaS rMinneipta @au8",
ede Der Wataibaw~ unp 5ten St1aee,
9t. Npttaifier,

1T bei GrSffnuns ber @ailon ais elm sorauali&es
2ots! beifens empfpblen. Gs sewabrt iebtu
Ncmtort, ben Der &eilenee 3u iinben buifen fam.
c.e NnlaBe fir Voeis unb Nolt linp bic niebrio.
fsn une bic Seeienun8 bic auerfrtunbliblfe.
g. NpttQie1er.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-06-01

afterwards cxtinguishrd by some Of
our scouts. Upwards of 900 shot
and she'll were fired on The occasion.
I'h. name o. the schooner and tho
mature OF her cargo ar" not yet
known. We canno, explain til" rr,-
son why ,h'' captain allowed hims,l:
I" be placed in this prvdic.m-n'. or
why he did no, try to reach til" Bra.
zos, ns it was gruerally supposed
when :hc chase commenced. having
: flu" breeze ii lis favor. Le wo.!l
tc able 10 d..
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-06-01

Our city is becoming d .populatel.
During the week a squad Of soldiers
took the rounds Of the city in sea! q.
Of Persons MT having ,hrir prp~rs,
and no, q few We're bag=ed. Since
then many familiar faces have dis
appeared. We are pleased 20 no
s;co the vig glance Of the military ~.
:!.o"i:y, and only r-grv: tha, the
good work was nos commented
sooner.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-06-01
III "yi.,tc a. .!..:: artcr,.


II y'7l.i"% ~" i'a.ia..rH'''.~ "i '''''
f""-,..'''" l""".".~, bnt 4....-@"-
!:..y r'so>'' - ''gHr.A. '.'". .''H """
""'},>."t"''I t0 Ntr i."."i'',a" a'rn''@
!" ~" Er'" ''"'.t '''' 40 A.' gray,
W!in III" Ir''3 "'a-.H.' az lh ~"
i'"'hr ,!.,. c.fc'"'N."''e" "''r 80 =" .
around ih'ir 'n"ai"WEth'.' -" =
hra'iunri'!9. c"A+'1.'H u: @""'.i s.',-
81 ~ -Igh; i'rt" '"n.,. i"ic..ru ".'h
tiI"ir back /" " s'n!-e :""c'' ut"" a
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-06-01
Notice.

rYNo planters and Business men. would
/ nHGcFt he the management q! q plel.
t.I.pn "a. O,crsccy aud AaasseT. ur to
move pr"rcyty of. or will engage in d
store gu ,e;. ,ou;.lIs ;ernls. I can be tou:.G
~ Nr.. I,nazmu.'s or address +. through
the Post Otrco References can be given.
l n.u "a sing @ man and over militia age. an,
tom Georgia. experienced in managing.
ard free from. dissipation, +
ma, l.-i:'
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-06-01

battle. Tie !ede.ai forces engaged "a the
4. n yesterday reported b. pr.scncr7 -
ken to have been Gen. began y GiNtt.oh -
advanced last evening to a l,siiut ,Ho niilea
this side. OF Raymond. wheg. tie. halted
FOR 'l.c night.
cur !us, Yesterday has not yet been def:
uitriv reported n i We can learn. rrom
one source we uec,a worthy y: credit. II IL
ato:rt: ~ six hNnIted KILLED, ~ounGed and
prisoners: i, however. Is not oil.c!al.-
lLc loss of Offices is stated 10 have bec:l
greatly ii.rrrportiuura TO the tolai loss -.
We have seen one gentleman who States
that the Churches III Ia! Hrnd were hong
n.ci rs hospitals Nhcn he ic:i .oi ,h"i
,,.r;ion ot t.,u wouuiyl. +Gtn",s.l Gregg,
wh,.n convinced l:iIt tbr numbers "i lhc
enemy. AtIcr l..;n" 80 largely reinforce"
were TOO great t" justify lam N attempting
to- bold him in clc,h. withdrew hi- n"u in
';>c"licm, order, and Vnircd Win ten. "a'-
l.rr. on the los, "i thr enemy IS" have
hcar,! ru cu,,i"c.u .urc. Il" having occupied
tIe battle field. all rm"ans al making cor
rect ul-cryAtioH- wrT" o; ,u'l~r iIn4,."''.
Cn. gentleman Siiu came ','nu Tia, ,iCin-
It's. -, Eayrn"rt! his morning reports that
'gh'n.g c,n.mrurrt! ~ Mississippi springs
~ seven "'c,"'n i!is ,Gu.2..i.g. ti!cr' r. 1T
tie same tiIc"i isU ~,Hti' ti.r contrary. ron"
.rn. t.iari> W. Ea,ciEc i'.,orir ,ifun that
no eel t-i,n nr..rrr,i Mp 60 ton ..o,h 10
day. ut;,, ts.;t t:.r force. - t."U. Walker.
.,,,. sen. t.rr-c remained '.u1i-;uft",i ~
Mississippi -~,fiuE~ 81. )" Nat !s""r. A.
.bi~ lall"g si:,"uIcHi N..~ .r"tl-h' {" head
quarters by c"nI."1n-. l. may u" regarded a.
!, liah.c We talr n.r own courier "U'.
,...,' u,l..t' Il; Ia. sh.. - report accurately '
NY important ,,llnsc IL IA" snualioa -,
~p,-. re .'i.', 1t ANY occur.
'l5B.,> cu.-.ur- in rl"NirilIty "i llWnrHe
I
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-06-01

The coffee houses in this place
have been closed for he last week.
Topcrs have resorted to sucking tho
juice f:on plutns which appear to bs
: abundant, at prices in proportion to
other things.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-06-01

We We're shawn .son,e samples of
whea: tops. which looked Ene. One
was seren inches in length.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-06-01

SHRETEroHv, May SO -0n t!1>
the wnN-L.li Fl, Il! Mul.ro. IS written
The enemy attacked N:vk ksI.urg five
times, and wI:- -eenlsed with Z IS
Of 3O,OUO."
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-06-01
Later from E..:rO.c.

siixA Press IN tie Blockade Gr'l
.Imtricnn -!Du'rs. &c.
Our flies afford foreign intr!!ig,ncr
to the l2th instant. The most inn
portant items are those referring to
! the Confederate loan, and a pro, oScd
.,ecot:a,ion OF Federal loan in Eu-
rope.
ErSp"cting Tie former, it is said TO
/ De openly d, alt in on The Paris
/ Bours.. wh,.r. it commands, | 10 }
Ip+r cent. premium. The London Her
! aid o; thc 9th, says:
"'lh,re is a further improvement
in he loutrder,:, loan.
/ q |, j., rs WAS stated yesterday,
the advance operators having over
I SOLD themselves. have been cnnap"ll~d
to exercise prudence. but in t,.rlHina
( ting ,hrir bargains. must pay higher
qtn;atiun> Tie Immediate c"n>r-
1,,rlc,, was Il rally. and ,his MAS
strongly n"'ir."hi" in The afternoon.
/ IKE opening price this mo!nI"" WAS
! ! - | discount, i purchase OF .c2o,,
900 10 ESQ 600 took place, and III"
ruotat;ou then went I" ! direct III
which :ur.iri transactions occurred.
i.irgral li.,lc orders were S""n rrc.ii-
I'd from l.jyr.pr,l, anl l., for" the
close II tn- afternoon V""lHil"'ia ="
par, N.IHiiN lIHr',iE- according. /" t'i..
uiIu;atirus -I SON" uf I!tr h."i,.'r~.
, par ~ ! ,,,,.miuin, ;:ML 10 o1!I"l> !.2:
20 + p.,lh:uuf. i. ,hr adjustment -,
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-06-01

We saw eggs selling at ST SO per
dozen, the other day. Wonder if the
Aeus have refused to lay for less.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-06-01

We have thousand and one r,s
.nors about .lte-strcrtg, which vary so,
that It is n matter Of i.npossibiii,y.
to arrive at any correct conclusion
lan rcliah.o gentleman is again at
large.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-06-01

Gen. J"hustou h#a i..ya:rd Grant,
taken 5000 priaon~r~---<,!i"l and
woundri 5000. johnston ia MS
gear. Pelabc.ton On lis naItss-
Grant trying TO get 10 his boa,s.
Another battle Oh the Rappahau.
nocs; OH the 10Th. Defeated again
az usual. Fighting Joe. won: WIZ
The above came 70 this place
'vv;t:eu on the margin Of pancr -
%Vc hope it will prove true.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-08-04

TO0mb3.
Brooks Charleston Mercury Richmond Examiner
Sou Judge General Court of Virginia. and
stakeholder said speech before the Virginia Legislature 1882 e
"Richmond Why" Jan 15 1882 =
population exercises the psrairus influence the manners
habs among learns the
vocabulary of abusive epth and the embryo yant Of It's little
Of his mind
dawnng with his growth and
Unless enabled above the operation
powerful vh miserable sei
oprtdnee The government Of TEMPER"
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-08-04

/" The honored dead, the honored dead --
On every hill they lie,
On every field Of strife made red,
By bloody victory
The hugles wild and warke blast,
Shall muster them no more;
An army now might thunder past,
And they heed not its roar,
The starry Gag meath which they fought
In many a bloody day
From their cold graves shall rouse them not
For they nave passed away.
The land is holy where they fought
Aud holy where they fell,
For by their blood that land is bought,
The land they loved so we'll,
Then glory to that valiant band,
The honored sayiors of the laud."
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-08-04
Stand up for Jesus.

OJanu up IOr Jesus
Stand upi stand up for Jesus
Ye soldiers Of the cross
Lift high his royal banner,
1t must not suffer loss;
"Ye that are men, now serve him"
Against unnumbered foes
Your courage rise with danger,
And strength to strength oppose.
Stand up! stand up for Jesus
Stand 10 his strength alone;
The arm of flesh will fail you
Ye dare not trust your own;
Put on the gospel armor,
And watching unto prayer,
Where duty calls, or danger,
Be never wanting there
Stand Hp stand up for Jesus |
The strife will not be. long;
This day the noise Of battle,
The next the yictor's song;
10 him that overcOmeth,
A crown of life shall be-
He with the King Of glory
Shall reign eternallyl
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-12-18
One Tract OF Land,

containing 2o3 acres and SO perches and allowance
situate in Monroe township, Bedford county, adJon-
ing lands of John Fletcher's heirs, Henry Steck-
mans heirs, Joseph Baskmau's hens,and Others,
havfng thereon erected Iog.D yelling House, Barn
and other buildings there is, also, an apple or
chard and never failing spring Of excellent water
on the premises. A large portion of this land is
cleared and under fence, part good meadow, and the
balance we'll covered with good timber, being the
sMausion Property" of said deceased.
ALSO-ANOTRER TRACT OF LAND,
adjoining the above containing 1872 acres, % pereh-
es aud allowance, about 10 acres cleared aad under
fence, part meadow, balance well timbered, having
thereon erected Dwelling House, Barn, Stable and
other buildings; there is, also. an apple orchard
and good spring Of water On the premises.
g. ALSO-ON1Eg OTHER TRACT,
adjoining the above, containing 1876 acres and 20
perches, being tract of land surveyed on warran
10 Leonard ycurn, deed, and patented to hrn oath
March, 1924 about 80 acres cleared old under fence
and the balanc, well tmbered There is, also, plen.
ty of good water on the premises.
The whole of the above described Land is patent
ed and title indisputa6le.
TERMS-0ne-third in hand, at confirmation Of
sale, and balance in three equal annual payments
with interest from LIST April, 1854, at which time
deeds TO be made and posse Of the proper
ties given. Sale 10 comMencs at u o'clock, A. NJ.
Nov. 81, Is63--4t y Surviving Ex'r,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-12-18
Public Sale

OF VfLUdBLE RE.AL EST.f7E.
=, vir, Ne of az order OF The Orphans Court OF
Bedford cot py, the undersigned will offer for sale,
On ne nretn, ses, in Hcpeweli township, on
!. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1863,
the real estate OF Micbse Flucks dec'd., containing
146 ACRES and " perehes neat measure: The
mnrovempnts are a, good Frame Dwelling House,
n, nh Rarn and other aut-bu,'dings. \ gooi spring
of never falling water IL upon the premises. About
half of the land is cleared and ia high state
Of cultivation, and rs loo Med within two miles of
be rail road Term s-one- 'hiId at'eoniIrmalion of
sale ,nd the balance in two ea psl annual payments.
.aH .fig 5l~l ~ e SAMUEL D. fLohL,
Dec. 4, ls63--4t. AdmI.