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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-01-30
Sic Gituattsu in @tertcc,

Die Ginnabme Sui;ata'S rurb ZEN
topferun .merifaniiden General Diai if
Elm siemlib barter Shla0 fir bic 6ran=
;cln rsnn Srijasa lisat tefanntlid, an
ecr Stra6e . Gsra Cru; mad Der
5ouptNoct Wsrifo, 70 ZAP man pom tort
re Communication ;pilbsn rem teicen
Hp:1rn put;t;su osberria7en unp oblbneiz
Ben fann. Der SieS es6 General Dia,
1T UNI 70 b%eoeuteneer, Ia Srisaba lcmcbl
orn oerrdtt2riihen Mleritanern ol5 Don
Uran}clen tc(est mar oie aue DON Dm
1%efansen 9enomnen purren. Gr i%tatuirte
Gin t!uti9e5 grsmpsl, inpem er lamm,liz
DE in leins5dnps Aefalenn mtrttanil9sn
9onc.epsrratber eridlieBen lief.
0!idiider warcn bic 6ran;clen i'm
pacifiden Itcile Merifp'6, incem ct IL
men oeIan9. iib Ouapalalara's gu tez
madtlsen rpb betsn bic Wler ,faner
Nufs auf um iie am Gorriidm oe9en
ec!ima, oa5 >psiter iiclih am pacifj1en
Meere lie9t gu p%erbinpern unp Ter
merifanilde 0eneral uraea ftanp bort
nit 10000 Mann, Tim rem Gran;clsn
ZEN Dur4mari@ treitia gu MAIDEN.
Der Ser. Staatsn Miinil1er in Werifo,
Or. Gorpin, madt aus leinen SYmpaz
tbien fir bic redtmdfise Neeieruna ccs
YrdIcenten Suarc; fein 6ebL obplsi1 er
csrielbsn niht aus Der 5awpttact mad
San Souls pptpI folote. Die 2anres;
perratber uno bic Transc(en in ter6aupt,
tact lino caber lebr erboet ouf i'm uno
MAIDEN ibrer Wutb oceen ibn sunddR
ourb 3eitunoelhimpfe,sien uno @arrica
turen Cuff.
Sn leinen neuciten Dspeiden an tas
Staatslefretatiai in @albinetQn befnirt
81. Gorpin cte Situation .: Sbqlei@
cas Werifanilbe @plt in cen yo, len
Trdnspien beleeten Qancestbeilex lebr. ~
letoen bat ob9leid es raleltt ron leinen
0e'mwslen pertrieben, besautt uno mie
Der Nu5wurf Der Menl1beit bebancelt
miro, 70 ldet e5 cob nidt mad in leiner
Nnbdnglidteit an bic Suare;. Neaieruna.
Sur Gin lebr fleiner She'll rcs @plfes bat
lId bis jegt fir bic son ZEN 6ran1olsn
eingelebte prcpilcriltc &eaierun1 ettlart.
Nber Die Nu5iht, rot Die Meri.a amer eutz
l6eirence militdriihe GrIplye lber bic
t~riess9eabten %Ginorinslinss .~r,i.len, 1T
letr serinA 70 LANCE ibnen nidt balfe
Don Nubeu aeleifet wiro. Smmerbin
>nirb es caber Cen Tran;olen rnSelid l.in,
in 8alce ibrer 5erlidaft iiber einen aro,
esn She'll Der &epublif ~ beerincen.
Diele Mitttbeilun9m pes !9rn. @crnaia
tpereen jecs6 turA Gas tefarnte @1rei,
ben seS prdfoenttn Suare3 erednit, cas
etenfal1s su9ibt, pab bic Merifaner bic
9roBen pldse nidt gesen bic lterleaene
franibfi9e MrtiQer:e bebaapten t5nnen,
eas ater juslei& ben fefen Gmi9lue Der
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-01-30
@er It ppu Der nGhRen

Wer It ppn Der nd1fen
3tebun9 f,ei?-Dos &rieeemini5
fterium bat einen neuen Befebl erla0en,
Der nddfens in Druid erldeinen wirp,
norm bic &rantbeiten unb 2eipen aenannt
merpen, in Tpl9e ceren Elm Monn Ypn
Der nd&iten Musbebune befreit wirp:
@eitesldwdde, 8abninn, Gpilepfe,
ourd beid,porne5 Nttelt eincs Nr;te6
na@9swielen, Der ZEN Mann 6 Monate
bebanoelt bat Yaralyls, 8erlebuns Ter
innern SrSane, Guterculoie, &rsbs,
pulsaberDe(Awulit> eineemur;slte !6au6>
!rantbeiten, fortwdbrence S1md9e, Sc!o>
feln ODER %ieeuncare Sypbilis. 0erlult neS
MuSenliGtes, Mugenfrantbeit Ycrluf Ter
Stale, Eaubbeit Seroltete SuoubSa, u>>
beilbare &rautbcit an rem 8innlapen crer
Mieseitaltut,9 oerielben &nchenfrab i'm
0ei6t, @er!u1t zines Gbcile5 Der Wan>
gen, nad9emieisne S9mermutb, @crlult
Der 3un9e pcer zines Gbeile5 Der eIben
Sta nmeln, gerlut Der Tront< unp Baz
denSane, 8eulen uno @unren I'M Sc
MD, Mib9efaltun9 hes 8rutfanens.
MISUNDERSTANDING. Dormbru9, binz
fauenre &ranfbeit, vensriide &rantbeiten,
8erlu(t Ser charlottesville, 0erlult ppu
5anp ocer UuR, ODER reS redten Dau>
mems. peer ;peier Singer ODER Binsersliez
Der an be,lelten 9anc, peer ibrer &raft,
@erlut elmer 0roben 3ebe, &lumpfuB.
Ris baigt 8ierfeuer?-Gs
tam tir;li@ Die Na@ri9t ba6 pasG omitt
dter Mittsl uno @eee oamit umsebt
Dem Gpneree cine Gare ppn 60 Gts. au'
bic 0allone 8ier YeBuldlasen. Gint
lo!de Steuer wiirpe ca6 SAT Bier, mels
Dies 9e9enwdrtis trob Der bereit5 teFeben,
ben Ser. Staaten 8ier iteuer III 50 ner,
fauft miro, ouf ben uner l9wineliAer
preiS BON $50 b%ringen, uro. cir Wirtb
%tSnnten, menn fe rurheefIbyt murre
(elblt ba6 jebige @la6 Sier ni9t unter 1;
@ts. p%erfouf len. San; NIT Nedt finn ii
Brauer in manden Stapten 3ulammen
getreten, Inn aesen riele finlem Snt'ntio
men ceS tetrsfenren Gemite6 su inlsrYe
niren. Menn Die 5erren in Walbin9tcI
01le brauden, 70 iouen le e6 ca nebmcr
100 cS gu baben 1T, une ni9t casGetrdr
oe5 arnen Manne6 telteutrn. Gquipa
gen, Neitpferce> 9unot, @bampaener IN
m%el1etrcgcn aud cen 8ronry I'M
!. Wbiafy mSAm le nit neueu Steuern te
: leasn; co6 Bier ater> cas ld'on oenu
| b%slaltet 1T, |clIten iie ungel6pren lalen.
: Statihi16e ueber1ibt &c
oeut16en @inwanoerNn9 /,
!, 9a en- Son New= Yorf.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-01-30
Die ucue Bcfstr in Sjttenuei1cc.

Stc ueue Sef1br III Slttcnucnec.
2on9lrcrt 1pll mirf!ib rurh 10000
Mann peritdrtt lein uup lib gum 9uSriiz
den 9escn SnprYile aul ifen. ypn rem
Ct mod % MeiIen entfsrnt mar. 5ef.ise
Y!dnfluasfe6te ainsen lentm Gprriiden
pcraus, unc Sen. 0ercpn Granger
mu6ts vpr ltinm i%ibsrls9enen S!rcittrdften
retirirtn, erlitt otcr rahei nur oeriuae
Y:luite. Granger mus visucih; bis ouf
&ncrpile surldfallen, mi,c ii6 atet r..s
bolten fDnuen> "a ole Jprtitfa:ipnsn ce5
Ylobto nun Yerrc!!tpmmnet linr. Sen.
Bplter liest III &nprYiQe an idmerer
&rantbsit carnicesr unp Sen. @ranair
fiibrt einitmeilen ca5 Sterfpmanrc, bis
0ront elm pe(% initipee W%rraneement 9e<
trrft babn miro. Was0en. Shofelp
tctrift, 10 lanpte i'm rer Yrdlpent auf
Sen. Grants WuniN nab Senne0ee,
itsrlise ater ris @ernenpun9 ce0slben
gan; CEN Vutcinfsn Grants.
Der Wusr!llodei Scbn Mpraan IoQ
all psr GpiBe ppn 5000 GoYaucriteu,
1t. smar vpn lautsr Gstcranen, bic frIber
unter Stuort ~risntcn, IN Sntenne1ee
ltehm u,,o spar liclid rpn &nprviNe, u.
es loll lrine Muigate iein, nit 2pnsltreet
in Ger Sciie III pperirsn, rob CT 8nrr<
vile int NIdsn iaEt oesr weniaitsns bic
Communication ;pilden Chattanooga u.
&nrryiQe atldnsiCe! usp oocurtb Die
GerpreYiantirang unl srsr Gruppsn in
&ncrcillc Ycrbincert. Ml1h elmer ance<
rsn 2esort bdtte Ct bic Nuf1ote, cinen
ncusn GinTal no6 &entudy 81 unternebz
men, nm unlcyen Iruppen in > t~tennel1et
cine Oivcriicn gu MAIDEN. Nah Nuala.
gen cpn Northumberland itiinre abe,
Wpr3an nid't in Etnne1ss> l~pnpern ii
NprcscprSia bel Ger Sra99'iAcn Nrme|
unp hdtte Den Nuftra9, Don BORT unier'
NtouetS %an:uore;fen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-01-30

Die peutide Ginmanreruna in 1862
mar uh mebr als bic 5ilite erSeer als in
1862 uao um teinabe rie 6ilfte orS6e,
ais in 1861.
y On ben naturali1irte n
BQr0ern, bic jeBt in ben Scr. Staa>
ten Don Ncro Nmerifa Ieten, fpmr,en oul
bic einje:ncn Stoatcn unp 2lncer fol-
aence: Srlanc 1911, 800; Deutldlour
1,168,000: Gnelano 100000; Britild
Amcrita 100000; 6rantreiA 100000;
S@otlono 105, S1meii $4,000
WaleS $4,000; Norweeen $4,000 6clz
lanp $4,000; Stalien 10000; Ddne-
mari 10000; 8elaien 5000; Yolen
1000; Merifo 5000; Nntilen 1000
China 5000; portuaal 1000; Nuelanp
5000; Strict $500; yerlbiepenc ancere
91noern 100000. 3ulammen 1885,
900.
3ollzGiaabm E.. -- Die 3ouz
Ginobme BON Sem: yorter &andlen be.
lief i1@ i'm leBten Sabr auf 5,111,5O1
Doll Die Nussaten auf 770,812, mas
einen Nctto= Grtra9 Don 4,347619 Dcu.
er9iebt. o
Gin Nte1en g d. ~ os
g. yotfer uSpurnal" l9reibt: Inter zen
temerfsnsmsrtben Greiani0en Der @o9e
beftncet iid auG cieNnfunft eines5 dwei>
mes Yon gang aul1eruroent!iden Dimen(>
onen. Das eele Gbier fab cas- 2iGt cer
Welt III @ayu9o. County, q. g., erbielt
ater feline bauptlabli6fe Griiebuno in
Sompfins- County. Durd gang belcn>
oere Sorsfalt uno llmidt Der @rieber
9enann caS S@wein jull9tli6 an 6ett
uno @epidt, 70 coB IS i'm Mai 1868
ITO pfuno unp i'm rorauf f%placnpen
september tersits 1919 piunc rco. SIM
Sftober ttte9 oteles @enid bis ouf 1870
uno i'm De5emter bis ouf 1910 Yfunb,
Seit lektem Ncuate bat eieies Mcnferz
S9rein 70 reihe' Gortl9rittc 9ema6t
cab e5 jeBt auf 400 pfunb aelddst
miro. Inter Der MeHser > 3unft bat
bic Mnfunft eieles nbpben Gal cs" unQe>
beure Seniatipn erre9t.
Gin Trauenaim mer ais
Srautieam.-Nm rs. December y,
5. tr{9ien in Der S!fce res 6riepensri6.
ts,8 >. Giepin9 in Wilwaufce einWirdeu
nit benz @erlau9en, in bic lu6en Banee
Der @be seldmieret 3u percen. ST oab
ei'et1 Namsn alS Nu9uf S4mirt, f.
zen tbri9tn alS Dora GrSli9, unp ia
1a& ibren Au6iagen unier Gil teiu aez
Gtnwano eritirte, rpur9en lie
,em pben teiaaten Iriepsnsri9tsr in auer
5crm Ne9tenS ais Gbspaar 9etraut.
SEPT it, "a cer tela9te gusuit @@mict
IN ben pcfea erfranf!e, Die Yoli;ei auf
'as pdrden aufmerflam eeruoroen unb
'at ermittelt, cab oieier Nu9uR @@mict
IN Grauen3imn1er 1T, tas f9 ypr Der
lubenwelt als damn aus9iebt, UNI pbne
seroa6t gu erreaen, Gin i6le9te5 5au5
n Der 3peiten Waro balten 3u t5nnen,
y rel&m 3wede iie ii6 Gin @eirate>
!erttffat Al peridafen ipln@9te. @auire
iou ft@ pcreenonnten boben, BET
1rauun9en Bemeils fit pas
1el@le@t 3u perlan9en,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-01-30
m it'd ties.

Slo Nbein GaItfornien
enbofftrt.-San G,anctscp, %.
San.- nntcr Der &eibe patriott(der Sc,
l6llfe in Der 2eaistatur f6!teBt elmer wie
folat:
Dab ro6 golf fcrtmdbrenb ouf gbra<
BAN 2tncoln f1ebt ol8 ros au6rrmdblte
WerfSeu3 Ter 0oriebuns, UNI tas 2anp
IN Siderbeit burd ale leine @efabren III
leiten uno taielbe wieeer in ben 3uitanp
suridjufabren, In weld:m Clement Der
3wietradt %9efunten nerben miro, unp
taB mir feline DISCRIMINATING auf BAG
berilidfe t~e8lnnieen. Dieter Bel6lub
paftrte i'm Senat NIT nur 5 unb i'm
9auie nit nur 2 perneinencen Stimmen.
8altim re, %. San. Die
2e9ielotur enrollrt bic Npminifrattpn
unp ernennt Mr. 2ineoln BON Meuen,. =
Sn BEN 6ouie Ger Deleeat.n ron Mary.
lam murce eeifern cine 9ieibe pm Be>
idliilen angenrmmcn, wslbe Die Mtmini<
~llratton pom Mbrabam 2ineptn enrplirl
uno i'm auf's Neue fir bic prdipentur
ncminirt ; cine tislcyale, mel9e bic Mp>
m%inifratiou tenun3irt, tpuree %3urddseleat.
81. Murpby pom Baltimore Iberrei9,
te einen gel@luB, ,pelder bic MusfpBun9
ir9eno- zines Mit9liepes pcrl1reitt has
cine unlcyale Spra9e flbrt.
vSn "unf'rer Eai@e wdr
d ) IN c Drt."-$90,O00,>
600 in tliu9enber M1nje 3oeen In, per,
fofeueu Sabre pom uns lter's ,peite
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-01-30
Jerne1 baben mir
&leiberifpfe nnb @aarcn fir
0anteu,
.lS Wantil.n. @tapls, @lpafs, 5antiGa3sn
@trumPfwaaren &C., ,c.> ]pmie
Iu6e unp 0aroerobe> Nrtifel fur GeI1fn
Jernerbaben mir

Wir baben fir unisrs }sbr se1aumiesn ueu,n
eofalitaten unlere Gintau1e sssen Tie iribstsr
Sabre perocppelt, III perl4ieeensn 8rendsn pers
ersifadt in Der Ntlidt, unIsrm Gslaaite eins
srSBere NuSeebnuns su sebeu Ent mir tpHen, eab
sa0elte nunmtbr ais pas ausefpsbntelte unit erfbts
il @inre lote. fur sie3ntunft la ~pe1sIteu sutsa
Nufes uuo Yeytrausns ;u ~erfreuea taten psrss,
als momit uniers 1irua ttebr: wurts.
Sir Raulsute i'm 9aule erlaubsn mir una tie
Bsmertuns coB uniere 8etinsuneen fir Wietsr-
verfdufer |ebr sinltie ssleut uue mir ben t;es.
;;Ss5risen abnorm biQiaeu G%iut1ufen sufoIas III Ter
Sage fnp, gortteile gu bieten. mic fruter nra
mic. Infer PARTNER, 5errG 6. Motlsr, bat cisffm
| Nelcrt nlerss @s16attss ecrsuitsten nternrm-
uen uuo wirb es 1T leiner seprbuten &siif ld
anaeleaen iein laNen, ipmpbI Mbr!siale ais Mes
'ai!sertauft 5ur beipnberer 3ufrietenbei,tes Sft~
zen RGufer 1T tTectuireu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-01-30

reAtmd6iasn Neaierun9 ausipttdt, unter
allen llmitanren Zen WueriQatrie9 nad
Gem %arobanistm ipanii&en Mabiate
fcrtsuieben nnp 70 bic Gransclen unaufs
bSrli6 au t~cunru9isen unp ~ idwaden,
bis enrlid pie 9rpSt Nadbauepublit mad
acknowledging ibrsr ti9cnen Sdmieriez
teiten Der b~eprdn9ten Sdmeier 81 6dlfe
tom1len fam. (Su. Stnat6;.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-01-30

vile aus, besinnt er 81 CHATTANOOGA,
itatt Mempbis, yon Gidsbure. llnc
CT fSmmt, III Seucr mileer 6pfnunDen.
belcelt NIT yermsbrter NrrpnAan;." @.Y.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-01-30
Muermeucfes
in
@intcr @oorc1a
bal loeben pCN Nem> yrrf

Sat loeben nls Nenzycrf
rbalten unt eferirtbem publt:um Bon e.. Yaul
epie Der umbeaens III Der reitbaltisiten Muemitl
unh ;u ben biQiefen Yreiien bic 5anelunevon
.. %. SnQerlDu IT, @pmp.,
il ibrtm
menen Steing. bdnbe Der 8. 9trefs
nabe Der Bride,
ct. paul, Miune]ota.
Sn Sol BITS 9rieses Inh, wis all9emein ts-
tanut, Die Yrsiit rer yaummOuen, Mao,en be-
peutsnb Ssltlesen; ba mir ater einen src6enN {
ratb pom oielen Waarsn babsn, her sor cer S!sie-
ma sefauft ruroe, 10 ilnr pir in Giant geIfEt,
oteie tiQ:strsu pertaufsn, ale Urgent Elm anetrss
@:iHaIt in rtr @tatt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-01-30
Minne(ota $taats3eitunq.
Sic Stimmmng I'M @noeu.

6 aintpaul, ben 80. Sanuar 1864.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-12
The Tfekot.sf.leaVe Man.

We haye just risen from the psrsual of
this remarkably popular Drama, which
has enjoyed between two and three hum
bred representations this past winter, the
printed text of which has only just reached
our distant west. We feel as if We had
been reading dramatissd story of Dick
ems. Intensified by the pathetic moral OF
Victor Huges immortal Miserables
Ticket-of leave it seems, is another
name for the discharxe-paper by which a
convict is permitted, for good behavior, to
leave prison before the expiration OIL
his term of punishment. Should he again
relapse into crime, his next sentence is
made all the more severe on account of his
abuse Of the clemency which has RENTED
portion of the previous ono. a 81 Tickets
of leave-nan," is of course, therefore, q
discharged convict ON good behavior .
The hero of the Nan
by q combination Of circumstances, passes
counterfeit money without knowing that it
is such is sent to prison for the offence
behaves so we'll there that he obtains a
Ticket-of-leave, and is restored TO society
g. morally innocent, and yet an apparently
guilty man.
Then begins an agonizing struggle with
the world, while he is seeking to reinstste
himself in the opinion of. society, as an
henest man He is pursued by rogues
who deucunce hun, lie is Stunned by the
honest who suspect him, he is reduced to
starvation and despair, the emily escape
from:w hich seems to ae the companionship
and profession OF the regues who compass
his destruction. And his sad result is final
ly averted only by the noblest and most
touching self sacrifice or his part, to the
extent Ct Offering up his life.
1t requires all the sweet fidelity OF May
Edwards the heroine, all the unconscious
absurdity of Mrs Wiiloughby the boarding
house keeper, and all the greiesque comi>
cality OF Mr. and Mrs Green Jone. in tn cir
:. feast or famine mode OF existence to
relieve the otherwise TOO inten.e pathos Of
this powerful drama
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-12
Council Proceedings.

TUESDAY, March 5. 1864.
Regular meeting. Present: Aid. Dwyer, How
itnd, Wood, Dow, Fennell, Dinmick, Walker,
Iier and Hathaway.
Mayor Rice being absent, Aid. Dow was APP
lolnted chairman pro texa.
Minutes of last meeting read and approved.
Pstition of J. o. Glover, and others, asking the
City Council to give IL, T. Hrunker the privil ge
to erect shop at the Termination of jefferson St.
tie banks of Fox river.
0n,otion OF Wood petition received and the
prsyi thereof granted
Reprt Of the City Marshal, extending from the
seth November 500 to the sth of March 1854 pre-
septc.
On bottom report received and approved.
bland, from Health Committee. to whom was
reerrsi tie communication of the Health Officer.
asked further time to report. Further time grant
ed
On POTION of Murphy, the matter in relation to
ttE obSruction of Sycamore street was referred to
To Street and Alley Committee.
bn motion of Dryer, the Council proceeded to
dvass the returns of the election held March LIST
foiDircctors OF the Board Of Educrtion, with re-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-12

Day by day the schemes OF our abe ition
administration grow broader and deeper
At first the war was begun simply to re-
store the Union, with the rights or all the
rebellious States, nnder the constitution,
uninpared The next step was TO include
the abolition of slavery. And finally we
have intimatons that the next extension
of the designs of the war will include the
entire absorption Of southern territory and
it's settlement by negroes and northern
men Says the New York Times in speak
ing Of the hostility engendered in the
South
"They will remain breeders of strife and
contention a constant source of tronble
and classification; INSTRUCTORS OF the law;
fomeEters of treason and sedition stand
ing menace to our domestic tranquility,
and \ standisg invitation to foreign med
oilers"
Now for the remedy, which the reader
will see, embraces the very idea which we
claim to be the ,r,linaus of the last move of
the adninistra.ion-the determination of
! the present population of the South and
the substitution of negroes and northern
l. C., abolitlcn-white men:
The only help we can give them that
would prove radical and las. ing and that
would not dernoralize the negroes them>
selves, is to flood the southern territory
with a white population of industrio us
habits, willing TO labor themselves or
ready to pay for labor, and possessing no
sympathy with the slave system, or with
slave owners, either from ASSOCIATION or
conviction. A population of'thIs kind is
the only effective garrison we can ever
maintain in the South, AMI the only sure
! guarantee that the revolution which the
| war is working will be radical and com.
plete.'
Iii to assist in this state of things that
the North has just been called upon for
10000 more men-it Is alse TO assist in
it that bill is now before Congress to all
low military persons to pre- enpt home
steads on the cenfscatsd lands Of southern
rebAls - TSmxs,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-12

TARsY JUSTICE-GEy. BUELI4-A Wash
ington despatch to the Chicago Tribune
of Monday states that the commission APP
pointed to investigate the charges against
General Don Carlos Buell., formerly in
command OF the Army Of the Ollie, failed
to find any evidence against him, and the
result of the investigation is the full and
unconditional yindcation of hls loyalty
and fidelity as military officer
BUELL. was removed frcnl command sole
ly and entirely to appease the cismor ef
q ruffan abolition press, the only excuse
iOr which was his supposed conservation.
There is no question, that i'the newspaper
or Individual who thus wickedley and reck
lessIy assails an officer of the Union army
while doing his duty to the best OF hi:
ability. in the face of the enemy, is only
a little less guilty, and doss more real
mischief to our cause :hau the leader O
rebel greriilas" Tie Chicago Journal, al
abolition paper, says that, and we endorse
it,
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How FEBE LION IS SUsrAIseD-In the
manifesto Of the Rebel Congressman to
the southern people it is remarked ave
are Obliged to his vices, which have enured
TO our strength We owe as much to his
iu-olence and blisdness as 10 our pr@eau-
zion. The pronoun his refers to the
rebel enemy, in military paylAnce-to
the Washington authorities conductin <
the war. In this address very little 10
said in REGARD to the original causes OF the
rebellion, the great stress being laid upon
inc alleged departures from the laws and
customs Of war AMI the radical measures
Of the Administration as arguments to sx-
hort to continued resistance
1t is fact tina. the principle strength
Of the Southern revolt to-day lies in the
fact that the war as prosecuted has been
unnecessarily cruel. and hence all tire ev-
licences. sUtYtahti&l, pretended or ina z NJ
ary. Of tyIauny, Injustice and vandalism.
are srir-iyd III manifest gusto. II this
were war for reyenge--a war for mere
suLjusaticr. 10 make The enemy feel of
Eow mGc., destruction and malice and
hate and desnoti>Fn NO are capable, war
II show how little Hc care for equality and
fraternity. and how much We desire to IN
ii.ct neef,Isss seys-i.y and injury, We might
take 4 savage satisfaction in In $ elaborate
sdn,is>iou Que or falss) OF cur success
But when We sec that the very means tbs
Hadics,s advocate 10 compel submission,
are thosc upon which the eneny chiefly
relies 10 stimulate rebellion, is il not wise
10 pause and examine whether the dss-
tructvcs among Ii. are not in the name
OF a sup sgisr loyalty, really making the
meat the Coufederscv feeds upon?
ST LstiS Republican.
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On motion Of Dimmick

On molten Of Dimmick
Ordered, That the Supervisor of streets be d.
rected to procure carpenter, and suPerintepd the
repairs of Madison street bridge.
Walker offered the following resolution which,
on his motion, was adopted:
Resotred, That Aid. Dow be empowered to con-
fer with John b. Preston, Esq, superintendent OF
the Illinois and Michigan Canal. and request Mr..
Preston to see that Entertainments are made OF
the side-crt by persons building docks or ware
houses thereon.
B,Hs ordered paii.--Cs 8. C. Crane, special police
services, $50; samuel Patterson, services super
VISOR OF Streets to March Sth 1861; 500 James
Wrsoh' services as special police, $50. George w.
hsaen' Jaiiers fees to March 9th, $40 co; Geo. W.
Alden, pohee services, 81: John Murphy. team la
Dor tl-23; Patrick Dowd, work on streets : ! so ;
Wolford, money advanced for Undue Engine no.
ASA. "
Adjourned to March Is, 1864.
O.LEAVENS Clerk
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Lovejoy is famous for bis jolses-ala ost
a rival to old Ale himself The other
day he got off a rich enc in the house
Says Washington despatch:
Mr. Levejoy undertook to controvert
the statement by Mr.. Cox, of Ohio, tina,
the administration had almost the habit
OF disregarding the constitution and the
laws" Mr. Levejoy said such stateme q is
were utterly untrue; that there never
was an ADMINISTRATION SO cautious against
a violation of the laws aad the constitu-
ton. The mock gravity with which Mr.:
Love;oy made this assertion brought forth
ioars of laughter from all sides of the
House, Even Republican members found
1t impossible to maintain their gravity.
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SHERyEF'.S SAFE

a( virtue Of Alias Execution, issued cut of tn.
ID Clerks ofics of the Circuit Court Of La Sale
county, Al State of Illinois, and directed vh re.
by am com manaed to make the amount of a certain
judgment recently obtained against Truman II HUT
in favor Of Wenden Gutse out Of the lands tene-
ments, goods and chattels Of the said Truman Hunt
have levied on the following property, wit The
south half Of the northeast quarter section twelve
third principal meridian, La Sale county, Illinois.
Therefore, according to said comm~nd,f sha II sx-
pose for SALE Public Auction all the right title and
interest of the above named Truman II. Hunt, in and
to the above described property, on SATURDAY, the
I'd day Of April. 1854, at O'Clock P NJ at the south
door Of the Court House in Ottawa La Sale county
Hin OILS.
Dated at Ottawa, this 18th day OF March. 1864.
WM. r. MlLLIGAN,
Sheriff of La Sale County.
Per b. I. BRUSH, Deputy.
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FsoH EUKoPE.-Europea2 dates are 10
the 2Stii nit. There !. nethiIg new .rom
Schleswig. The British government has
ordered the release Of the privatser Tus-
caloesa, which was lately seized by TIE
authorities at Cape Town. rumor is
current that Queen Victoria is about to
sbdicate, and that the Prince CT Wales will
ascend the British throne as Edward VII
1t is asserted that negotiations a'e in
progress fer the recognition by France oil
the Southern Confsdersey.