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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-01

A biographical revioE of tho litsIau Of Nav Yoib
oy some years before the war, Disclosed the sci that
a msjor Of them Of Sou bern origin.
On the proposition to remove the Chrstian d. scdte
[, Lyuohbutg, the Clnf.reroe decided TO continue 8
publication ia chmond. James A. Duncan remains
as the editor.
The lumber of letters posted in Londou In 1868,
was enc hundred and forty -One million, ak hundred
aud nineteen thousand. la Liverpool In the sane
year, fifteen mion four tu1dred aud 6ftJ !our thou
sand
PERsosIL-B,ig General Wright aud Staff, Big
General OhestuUt and Staff Brig, GeIeral Blanchard
and sff, aud Brig. Gen. Glrrrel aud Staff. are Ct
present in Augus's.
M.jor General R4ns0c end stsf have arrived st
ObaTIeslon.
Mrs. Feesmsn, Eifs of William F.esmsu. conscrip'
Of Fosytbs county. No, gave birth, l6 instant
TO hTee boJs, al aiivs AMI doing we'll.
Hon astus FsSbsDk5, eI-10veFbor of VarH olt,
who die few days since, poor bog, but insented
the Gel brs,sd platform fosles wh bsar hs name, ard
made his for une from them.
Madame E lapg 'r, daughter CT the Hon. John S
deli, has auDodtc "a hsf inIenton Of getting up pa
zllr in the FeEch capital for tho benefit Of the Sorts
ern prisoners.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-01
NON ,s ,srlas', Evsains EGaO~.
Plans of the Enemy.


TIE ssWpAign OF "a seems dss.iosd TO be carried
on 20 tao end OF the year. Although "Ah met on
the J.mes stl there are movements known to be go
ir on Which indicate an early resumption oil hosil
t,s. The attack Of the monitors on Hosletts, re-
ported this morning. IL dCu5tess the fOrsrunnsr Otthe
'Sraad e5n bnsi naval aud land attack, Of Which the
Yankee papers hAVs PraIsd - mrci lately. As the
YanEess psrAst 10 ignorance NhsO experience would
make them sise Ii is psCum BILE that thy expect 70
derive great advantages fIon their ssnaiEitiGn OF
Da Oh GIp Udmiudful OF the small SchieT' msns st-
cured by the famous Vieksburg canal, they will "a
temps 10 perpetAte the farce with She car q ft
the Gap We think the canal Ia near its completion,
sad the engagement at H1WlstIs, yesterday Is but
fsesr to test the vigilance of orr batteries, and to
make separations for the advance OF the let which
hss been gathered 10 our WAt'ri very recently.
Grant may have succeeded in passing fsE trans
por through the VieksburE canal and defeated B1Hen,
Who, had be been supported with timely reinforce
mants would have qasl0hsd the great Ipk movement
sg lipst eksburg; but in attempting TO pass Aroug1
Dateh cap Canal Ulysses viii meet With obstacles VII CD
bis OF gisesrs have not calculated uPOr aud then he
viii aad ths Army Of Virginia prepared ~ 10 the past
- reps, with ths sauna unoOnqlsfsbls Vsor, bis as
saults st every point.
Lsl BIN dig Wills, he may, whilst he vssries OF
bomoa rdmenL The grim threatening dogs OF war"
aEsi; hin aud his minols Who, surely they will
be burea sgans them will be sent back resling, ts
maysd aud terror stricken IS in the past.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-01
THK CITY.

HAroEs CoURr-TfslO. u'g'O sbou; 100 ye.rs
old, slave Of TooIss Taylor. vas CHARGED With sSl-
ing horse iroa. David B,yd. The horse was stolen
from the alley In of the Theatre Sunday night,
aud last night found IN 40 uhOeoIpiod st'ble op
pose tbe old Gas Works. where I:aae. who ,ca oSer
BIZ confessed b,i hs had pat hlm lace said spoLL-
sr ieg'1 hal at'i him pu the hor.O 10 t.e stable
aud he had done so without knoWcg where the horse
came from. TIE Mayor sent I,asc on TO the Husing'
Court.
Richard Murray was charged with being drunk and
dsOrdsry In the street and resisting the uiEhtvatos'
men;
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-01

SNUGsLISG -Duues imports being payable in
coin, 81 ceessiu tmul gDg ID q lucrative business
There TO- therefore, much Of it going on. Occasionally
smugsled cargdss ere sezsd, bu. many more come il
scott free List night detective Bay seiz,d, in the
hcuIe of Tom Pnillips, coroer Of Broad aud h ETC.,
10. Of qmuggl'd goods, with several thousand dolArt
Ia Confederate money. The lot consisted of pin,, hal
NJ, needles, blocking, raisns, and dfy goods. They
we're hauled by n al named Watson from the Pot'
mao 10 4iou Hill in a four hOrse Wsgor. Al Union
II Il they were putiuto street Wsgln aud brough. TO
ho city. Taey deposited at PhilipJ bu no own
has yet turned up.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-01
THL
Reports OF the Press Assoeiation received BI'
cluaIyelF by tho WhIz.
FROM EAST TENNESSEE.
EMULATION OF CUMBERLAND GLP.

Ko.sY erik, NCE rs h va JoHs'boro, No
Elst Tennessee be burned and the oouatry soll:rd
q ion cit ,ns held all indignation meeting in OF
vile, of which they notified Sherman, bui he refuse,
TO resell the order.
This In Ormaion Is deriy rom U lion Gil ns from
,or'!e. There is great excitement among TIE
p,ople.
Current Iumors say that Cumberland G ia svacu-
ated, and that the trnop4 have gone 10 X oIvile.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-01

pssiesuy sesuas. Eeou NseSn h. ~su, 10 aas.bssh
10 make certain dispositions q that quArtsr. u i'
now where his servio's are d. minded.
COMMODORE BUCHANAN
Tee friends Of this gallant commander will rsjooe
to hear that bis leg, which was seriously wounded
At Mobile, and given once up lost Is saved, and be
Is nov rapidly recovering. This statement is made
on authority Of letter from the Commodore him
self
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-01
Acting ASjutsnt,

A PowEByUL PkSTUMs The Eupess Josephine
was very foud o. p.rlume. and, above all. OF nusk-
Her dressir rot filed with IT, n spite OF Napc-
eons cqusnt demonstrates Forty years haze ears
since her DEATH and thu present owner of kslr1as
has had the walls OF that dressog room repeatedly
washed and psined bot beiiher fctubbirg tqls'ori
nor paint, has been able TO remove thu smell Of the
good Empress mu.k which continues "a IL II had been
but yesteI day removed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-01

Sour FOR Tbs PooE fine RIclno.d soup Assoois.
III will make their h.st -dislric uIoa OF soup to the
Ioor 10 morrow morning. II the loup lie coed AND
clean aud tho poor can be convinced OF the latter
the soup house W. p:o's good institution. A. pres
ent there q rooted ,juacs in the minds Of the poor
against the pg soup, aud Of this pr ldce they
be da6ussd before they invest their money in til, I'D
semi aud, as the case may be. They have taken up
the idea tina! the soup il TO be couc:cad on! of oh.
and without regard to csa9lness While We do not
bsevs this, many of the persons who are TO get tn,
benefit of the soup hou,s do. aud they mus! b. con
yincsd perhaps BY oecllar dem Jnslraon, OF its INV
Inth
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-01

| WAiehaan Hicks s,s.si tkAt sessi & 0'6losk ib's
| norrirg, he and bis pIrtusr ssnt for 20 Ne.
Dakes, near the mnrkst, to take charge of drunken
man. Went "a. oouldL's 6ud Il mao. Oomog
down h street, cav be prisoner thrust violently
GU! OF B:oWh Psasle,' .shop. Prionsr ran back
into the shop. and asad pitched cut Ran to the
fp,t u7d the inmates If the house with the door
bar raised over prisoner. Took prisoner in tharae
aud advised him to about bis buiiaefs He said he
wanted no advice that thu Waohmen wrs all SO. "
dre; that he Loui,lnlAn, and had killed hall
doc ~ men, AID would kill &C many more. Started
With him 10 the wioA-house when he resisted violent
ly, repeatedly falling to the ground In the sci III.
Officer Morris stated that prisoner had attempted q
esctps while berg brought to the ceurt.
Prisoner WAS IsmAnded fer elimination before tie
Hastings Court.
Mysr sssr z sss charged with being dsorislly and
using insulting language 10 lady in the frst marke'.
Il appeared that the lacy having coz sto from her
aud thinking that Ssarz had stolen it. told him so 10
the market, yesterday morning. Thereupon sWar
Gu ssd and abused the lady 10 tuch way thai the olek
of The Market arrested him Ind pu himin.o the cage
Toe lady. Hrs. Phi llpP, uEdsr the belief thai
s~sr had sold The to Joseph Kirah, butcher 10
the market. There was butcl cred CIV hsDgi at
rsh's STALL aud Ars. PNilps demanded TO be shown
the head and hide zhicE liz MARKET but Hir,h
sent homo and got head and hide 100 hrs Pal
lips did not reeeguEo. Sac was, however, far from
satitisd.
sw. was 6ned sz5 and II qaIrsd 10 give security il
$500 to keep the pTaOe.
Hirsh 6ned $40 los not ng In the ma kot The
heads and les OF seeVes xposed 10 sale by him.
Fredssck Wlnkols was f.sd $50 Tor selI pair OF
shoes 10 slave Of J4s NJ. Wool, without the coneeLi
OF his master.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-01
GKSIRLL 0sOERs |

TIE Colonel Command rs regFs the necessity which
urges hin to owe The prso;ics recently INDUCED by
officers OF This command Of appearing on evening pa
rads tric,ed out in all tie gIudJ pIraphernAs OF
mltuusrade-sp0rLrg sLch oco, sions iavors 10
ssts and faTcy icb Geo uches, whereas she ''ruler
aud articles OF -sr" lire only the uniform sash and
sword. Soch svideTo es OF vanity i'll become nation
bowed 10 Inc earl by d,b sud poverty as We are
takes this occasion 10 stae that such foil ca will no
longer be tolerated
Hereafter any tfi,er infringing this order will be
placed under arrest and if tie error is repeated will
be proceeded against for Violslion Of ordsrF.
By command OF Oo!one--
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-01

$500 REWARD.
ID ANYWAY IRON the subscriber on Friday
night the 9th OF October, negro YT MARY. May
bought o. AelsrE A senmondI ani had been
oTogf, yVle, North " roGs, Eboyt nth
where hGs sng sig with Rr A. A. 81 y
hel Her hubbard drives wagon In Yance, y C. She
r.eI by Henry DRsls OF Prince ELwar oSpect Dc
pot where abe has good many rtluye Mary uytg 10
bark 70 Eoh oAona and viii ssy awhile ~ Mr. Ds
Wis., and NJ doubt viii IrA el forged pass Sic bhghi
uua'to spare made. 10 1rWtGiy yeas Oh medium height
hesd OF hair. with very ie.nlne yolce-Rgeher
likely girl
WIN give the shows reward OF I've hundred dollars (s5 ,r
her delivery snd pay all AVenE tTpeEs eve hun
drsd del AIRS II put 10 sOne jail 20 IAN get her.
RJBf a. GOODMAN
Cafts HAL d tluUh arss nd Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-01

DICHMOND SOUP ASSOOIATI0N.-T The
III Of the Union Bsnevolet Sol w. cooperating 1
he As eAton psct uy Eotnd that TbktI
De the uaiing-houGe Of Nu 6IBsos IreAI
re Gary street, between sad 18Th street, be the htu
Of ten ard twelve O'clock, Am
FaIIy attention TO this qgrttsi, the Soup n will
op.n rext II ursdsy, the igt OF Dec m'er Ho.6-u
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-01
mtRRIED

AiHBRDGE 'PiER1wIn Lagrange "a The 1Tih irs'. by
the Rev. w. III ussi D., Captain ALEAAAD AZ NJ. Asa
BRIDGE to Aiss FANNIE daa liter Of TIE EDWARD bpsr
row, O sebatOr--.il Of Lpur7i.BA
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-01
TREASURY DEPARTMENT O. & A. /
OERTIEICAt ss OF INBEBTRDNI NJ, BRA IL.
ING PER CENT PER ANN u sNTEREsT,
AND kHFI FROM TAXATION.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT O. Al

H.
Richmond, Augusl 5, 1864.
10y the l4th section OF the act TO reduce the
- eurep ~ approved yetruNry H. ls the Secretary o. ~,
Treasury aLporitsd c the shove e0rfeates PAYABLE
yesrs Eer Ne arfcSGon Of treaty Of peace Ni e chi 90
sie TheS eknpst be cold hot only ssuet 10 ssn
creditors Of tie sIEng 10 receive Tia -
payment Of H'T dsnshtG They must s,e be sYa At psr
though nee stiitn 1e atsson Of purchasing sgsCts
ami dbuGny tmce oft he 9ovtInEtnt Ted 10 nh, 80. al
pntc sseur Offering p-cusr SdyAesssts toss iIo
rhou the app lOf tie Government bsght ana 70 ia
Che them ohecsE by dab ttiEr Sn,r upen
abe DspOsta fheo,Hg these fEds ITisd Aorsss AZ
"psJStle Ia ufeAtss Of tEasbdn vii bePEd In eoryof.
m..y herewith.
DepcstAes hsroby authorised reqsred 70 oonpy
with lhS .lon and 10 mAEs aPpIesen e Res,sr
supple, Of Ger Eeaies required
(tguei) G. A. TRENHOLM
tEl4b Becret'Ty of the GIesSury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-01

A RIoH oRDIR.-We copy lhs following from a
Georgia PAPER:
HLD'oss - RIsININr
October 25 1864
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-01
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, O. g.
RIOHSoSD, July ~, ls64. [
TAXED TREASURY NOTES.

10 ortsrto promote, far prse able the tsry oIs.
Gon by ,he Issgiy Of the OUIsTkhD EG fAXI NtTIs an.
Treasurer, ssh Ia ssurer nd Pay Dtposiisns IN the an
ferrut stc ashcrehy au"fE = g. receive s.i no.s
cep the 600 notes, NJ 6ba c.ud dy0s suns for
sane Certificates Of L'sn, upon p'lLssseh ssLis
bonds The sci certificates W be payable demand AFTER s
eIylE a.!on urtt, days.
And all Az Ms for s s.e OF TIE tonds sTe hereby an
borLsd 10 receive the faxed nsss t e exception sbu
named cat q bons CID the rate a. esk Dor
osniun. g. A TRENHOLM
,.aT
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-01
A CAR ID.

A CARD.
IA Nv,LLs Va, Nov 81, 1864.
HAVING RESIGNED my Office in the Farmer
IL Bank will TeGame taSpr c.see Of law AM vi
70 lsnt the gJyeinmsat DpGstm nis 10 ci Ld
My address u Ia myfie, Va.
IN. WATKINS.
no.s-Q,- kt,orusy-ttLAw aud Notary pVble.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-01
WANTED.

EWAhTRD.
Lady to teach three snail boys md girl tn usual Era
sh brAuches Lain, End Mrsc Paso VII aye hu ID ed
doIlaIS Ion Gge month. ference glyea ans Cd Adde'S
Wa. II. Butts,
M pa 2E AbiDg doe, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-01

TAKEN from my house by the Yankee Raid
J. err. once per cent Cert ncsts No. oess, for teoo
APRnss.ion WI DO made q The Treasury iSs enM.nau
eo2h-ltveF thus skoHAusH-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-01
WANTED.

WE wish to engage the services Of good
~. Bcokkeeper, 10 dtAry duty Ibd a, .al-
AIRY Willie psii Ae!eren, iIei. Adcr,ss Box $50.
,-lZ
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-01

VALUA RESiDENf Il AND PLANTATION
FOR EbNE.
w ILL be rented, at public auction, at Burke
vls Va FRIDAY tie "a day OF Dtesnosr, 1864 the
tract este q Thomas Nelson, necessed
situated With, and miles Of BuTke1ile The tract
&C Thousand aEd sni has cd dUe
log and the ou H. tie sttes slightly
Of repsi Persons de to It arc r'quesei 20 Examine the
place before the dIy Of Teat8g.
GILES A. MILLER FSsrutor
poqs 8. o. THOMAS NELSON, 3ec.;s:d.
R=nmi-e r copy and send tiii to Wing o1ica.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-01

EOR SAL5.-A Steam Engine AMI Poilor,
l. fneen here power, made by Talbot brr BIT little
used ard In COOL oder.
hou ~ 10 and o'clock. JOHN BALI AID
ro21-n
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-01

NOTILE.
|. AsN Adjourned Meeting of Iron Masters of the
"A stss Of Vi g's viii be ell 10 ReSmani Al tie nlee Of
re ord Donnof Nail OompSnF WEDNESDAY,, ths SOth Nc
yember, last. at 10 o'clock,
Al parties the pro iucti0n Iron rlspeeaY
tlVitei 70 = tend J. WARREN sLAU tHItH,
wa. WAHREs. j., Oh OF Meeting
Secretary. nol5 lot
@15O KkWARD.--StOlen ironthe sObscri-
ID Nv bes stable 10 Gooshsbd equity, thg night 81
the l5h last, MULE, yeSTs old sod built,
average hseh aud Iiseonoed Gan be lie eotsi IT. IN
this tsct.s
will pSy the above reward the niOmLll leading 70 her
recovery O d. w1ObsON.
no2l-l2' IEeqlsns, Goochlsnd ceuntI Va
STOLEN.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-01
YI,Ku nEMfP.rIa eOsnP

The Washington correspondent Of the Commercial
thu holds fcth upon Mrs. Douglas. lady who bas in
bee day, occupied something Of the public AIt' nt0n -
The correspondents malignant reference 10 the resi
dent Warrington population ia suggestive Of ours
bsying at the muon--the more esp ciAy when We re-
ct that this resident POputtOn has held itself AlOcf
from eouh with the Yankte hOrdes Nho followed
LiIc In 70 Washn Eton:
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-01-15

HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS, puILNDEL-
4 PiiiA.-DiselS"S 0f the Nervous, Sc ni.
nal Urinary and Sexual SyStcms-nrw and
reliable treatment in reuortS uf the Howard
ass c'anon sent by mail in scaled letter en-.
volopes. 'rrc OF charge. Address DR. j. ski.
LIN HOtG TON, Acting Surgeon, Howard
Assoria ion. North south Ninth ST.. Ph,lad.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-01-15
ic.y- On Marm q G--xos nevcrl

TS- OLD Marm G.--yas never
regarded MS q paragon OF neatness;i
and II "cleanliness is next unto god
liness;" as 81, Panl asserts, it Is to be
feared that the old lady never attain
ed TO the latter state. Not only was
she anything bnt neat herself, but she
showed n sovereign contempt for it,
in others Speaking of neat people
one day she remarked that her son
Josiah was one of the most particular
men in the world. "Why," said she
"ho threw away awhole cup of cof,,
fec, the other morning, bccanse.it had
4 hodbug IN itr' - ~ tr'Ne''
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-01-15

GS-Dr. Johnson defined patriotism
to be ~ lively sense of tavors vet to
be received; and Curran described n
politician rs zone who, buoyant by
putrciaction, rises as he rots ~ = A
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-01-15

Gss- A qlacll doctor on his death
bed willed his property to a lunatic
asylum, giving as n reason tor. his do.
ing so, that he wished his fortune to
go to the liberal class who patronizcd
him.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-01-15
Frx sLonld he cnltiyated as a nno

FCN sAonld he cultivated as ilne
art, for Ills alto gether y fine thing -
Who ever know a funny man to be u
i,ad oncY On the contrary, or Is not
he. nine times ont of ten, generous,
humane, social and good? 10 be
sure he IS Fun is great things II
smoothcs the rough places OF life,
makes the disposition fresh and rosy,
scatters sunshine and flowers, where.
ever we go--gives the world around
iolly countcnance, makes all tl;cigirls
as pretty ms ,Juneroses,- and msnkind
one Of the hest fhmilies out, We,go
in for iin. The man who Won clll;
tivate II must keep away from us, 3
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-01-15
nenSweet Mnrgarot Fame came up

RE" Sweet Margaret Fame came up
the lane from picking red berries, and
met young Paul, comely and tall, GO
Jag to market with cherries. Stop
ping she blushel, and he looked flush
ed--perhaps twas the burden he carr
ried; aLI when they passed on, their
were one, and at Christmas,
they were married.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-01-15
Petition for Partition.

SAMUEL II. TAYLOR, Jackson Tavor. J9c
- rson Taylor. Lncretia Shnwalier, Ron.
ben Shuwalter, Ellie j. Means. Thomas Means
John Taylor larrCo Cnonce. Jack son CnoHcc
VIII take notice that petition was nled
against ih"m On the 23d day ot Nnv,mbl~.
'd3' In the Court ut Common Pleas Ilhin
anc for tho Cuuuty uf Hancock and STATE of
Ohio. By j lhu II. Sirtuch. AMI Is now pend.
ing Wherein the said JehN u. Stfalch dc
mandS partition OF the iul'Owiug real es-
ltte, tp.wit: The west hall OF the north west
quarter OF section thirty three t33) in town.
shp ono, tll south of range nine. ral cast.
containing eighty G-0l acres of hand, auI that
al the next term of the sud Court appuctiIun
wlll hc mace by the said J5hn H. StraucA. for
an order that partition bc m.llu oi the said
promises. JOHN n, SrRAUCH,
derll.Gw BY BrOWN N BjRkEr his Att'vs.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-09-17

Der Draft. = General Yrrrpi1 t.
MlarldaQ Sames .. Gry Seist rem@ou=
oerneur an, caB Der vDrdft" in allen
Staaten, Die ibre Quota nod nidt &C.
iteut. am Monta1 beginner fol- UNI bat
e%cm3ufolse Der Staatss Yrpvoltmarl6au
an bic llntermarlddlIe bic nStbisen Sn<
itruftipncn ettbeilt, weldr suAlei6 teia>
acn, ca6 iie in ren unterritriften unp
Gomns suerf naneen loIen III
crdften. welde rie wenieiten Golpntars
9eitel!t bcbcn, Der Drdft miro IL lanee
fortseifbt bis jeper unterpiitritt ieineSuos
ia aeiteut Dat. GinseidnunScn son1tei<
wiIiAen wercen 10 LANCE, ais iid pie5 IT.
Aenp tbun ld6t, an9tnummen unp aui Der
Supta res b%etrefenreu Dilt1itt aboe1eh<
net. Natiiri6 fam niemanp mebr ais
Trcimillissr eniiten, naGeem CT BARON i'll
&enn!ni6 9eleBt worccn. ra6 CT aerr0f;tt
III.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-09-17
8

U. g. Sort Sne!lins.-Gine tsrartist
GinlfneMuD 1T muGtbis. @ir babsn benz un-
artiasn Sun9sn leitit esiast, mas ibm ssbGrt.
". D.. &eb @ine o. = gDir um,nlaBen
S'nesin in br felisn uebtraeueuns. bag IS
baup'(adliU lsine@ ieperwabl it. mas bic : siute
ess eanbst .iur9tsn. Das sntseseneeleett bon
Benz i'll tbun, Was her Geino Wunl1t, 1T cine BE-
pabrte Vetsnsreesl.
"".....r, ct. MntDuny. = Das Sstht
Watt" ~ tra9en BEN sinbeimildtn Jeints Der
NeAitrnn8 3u nsbmeu, tpGbrenp Der GIGers
Ge'np has 9ano tserrbt ii ucn jebsr pon ben be.
lstn @satsautpritaten fur einsn aft Der 9iotb.
srtlatt wrrttn uno 3eust ~ fsiner
Nsisune 3u tYrannijden lebersrfsu.
vs.. Winuma. = Das febite nu9. @ir
l'Ho fein Greunb pun MISREPRESENTATION.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-09-17
8ereinigte @t0nten
40 4 nl&ib +.

Der Shabmei1er madt b%efannt, taB 3eid-
nungeu fir Coupon @&aBant,oten, sabltar in
brei Sabren POM IS. Musu1 1864, nit bnltjGb-
rigen 3inien Don lieben uno breisebntel Vrcaeut
per Sabr- @arital unb !3inieu in seiebmiBiaem
@elbe - an9su5nn1cn trsrren.
Dieie Noien wtrctn rad cena 8elieten beg Su-
baberS btim T%aQi9peroen iu feds prpceut Cob
brinesnee Yonb5 umsewannelt, bic in Mot ucni-
ger ais firf Mar in nitt mehr ais s~,pauSia s b.
rem rad bats, nad@uta1ten Der Nesierune aabl-
bar Ino. Gle merben in BetrGsen son $50.
800. $500, $1,000, une 5000 ausaeaebeu uup
ais 3eidnunGru mvlieu auf "fiinfsie Dollars oe.r
nit funf3,9 Dollars muitip!isirenr. lauten.
Die Noten wercen ben Gigen;biimern f,ei BON
1rar spurtteleu nad Dem @mpfanae Der %criaina-
len GinIas- 8 ertiTcate 70 {tne0 iitc, ldidt nsress,
ais le auseferiiet merbeu %fUnnen.
Da ci. Noten pom IS. auauf :3infeu t.aaeu,
f. mii0en Ysrluucu, welde nod, c'e(sn Tatum
Ginlaaen 1,absn. bic rcm la!um Der Nc,e big
aum Datum Der Ginla9e e1,sathtntu 3inlen b.
satlen.
Yerirneu, melhe fanT .uo amauais tauleub
Dollara ute oariiter fir siels Nr:en au ;reenc
elmer !3eit reprnirsn. pirb cine YrcYilirn pc,. ci-
nen. Viertsl Yruseut ~tewilliNt, welhs rrn rem obj
etn Department lei tem @3rIaMa elmer Hea,
uurg fir cen Serag, esr Yuu tem @eam,s
tegIaubtat lit, bel BEN er ST ioge asn, lot muir.
be, tesatl! werteu. Seine 9t,uat tur prrYi-
iicue9stupreu eirfea Yru ccn U;r!asen asn,att
t,rrncuS
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-09-17
Staot uno lano- 1ahrihttu.
Bur AefdQiDen 8eo6tun9!

llnicrc 9cebtten e fer mcl9e tur6 BIZ
StslYertrtter uni erR yeritprtenen 1rdaerS
feline 3eituns erbislten, ramentli6 Nlt,
meldc niht auf Gin baltes prcr aanscS
Satr p%rpnumnirt ipnre,u infer 8latt
nummsrrsiS br:ablen, ws,een freuneli1lt
erjuhut en,wcrer tsi un1trm neuen S,iz
scr, germ Sent wpbnbaft am 6issl.
unweit her 81. NntbrnDzG traGe> rcer in
~unlersr Sifce ibre @rbunAen ~
melren, ca ii9 pisIe in BEN BON 0etrn
9sitner binterla0enen Siiten nidt Ycrf1n,
ben.
Da mir ron Germ Gent iiter3suat
iinc, rae tr NIT Der bShi1vu Ylntli9fsit
cem itm i%itertrasenen @elbditt otlissen
mirc> 10 werecn ldcn in Zen ni9fen@pz
den aue llnyeselmd6iafeiten in her 3u>
Isnruna Der 3eituna aubfIrcn> menn tic
aeebrtsn 9eisr unlsrc 8itt' erfluen wrl<
len.