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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-30

GIRLS OUT OF EMPLOYMENT AND HAY.
~ ms no home, may apply at the Girls lodsins
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SOLD SOON e3OO CASH MD x25
qasItsrly ~ balance Is paid, will buy " = Two
and sub-cellss, on grsded and paved street .we
nnes q carr Apply " WV. EDWARDS, O.. iTth 81,
s4ooAD " neaI ~ ave-.
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IRONER WANTED on MEMS COLLARS.
None hut first class hand need apply. Also -tou,
boz FOL efrsnds Call at the " a.ilnston Laundry,
Crosby at. ID
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BOARD AND ROOMS.


A RESPECTABLE WIDOW WISHES A
few girls TO board or lodge, whore they can hsvs
comfortable home. lal West ylst ct, I'd hosI 1sck
room ~
A FEW RESPECTABLE GIRLS CAN BE
Accommodated With bouid In a private family,
at 26z Mott a. I'd floor, 6s
ROARDlNG-A FEW RESPECTABLE ME-
chsnca can be SccoiuInolated with good board at
Allen Of. 4i4
CHEAP BOARD AT DUPONT HOUSE.
~ hud,on q, op,n-te 81 Johns r'rk; Lesutiful
location o. Rooms ioi Lodging by night or seek 10
families " gentlemen. wa,chman all night sjT
ONF OR TWO YOUNG LADIES CAN BE
Oaccomrodsted with board In q email American
iaI.ly, whore thoy would have tho comforts OF a
honr, Tho<e who work out DURING the day would ts
preferred. Mrs. kOChwELI. lO3 Goerok at. III
WANTED-A FEW CHILDREN To
w tosrl, where they will have tho conaiorts OF a
home. Arriy ll6 Sands IT, b'ookIyn. $50
! YOUNG LADIES CAN BE ACCONNO.
- dated with board u, a73 Canal Ut, over the lamp
store. Call Tor daye 10
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FOR SALE AND 10 IET-

{ COTTAGES AND LOTS FOR SALE At
ksst Neg York NJ $50, Sl.lyo, SL4uO, SLsvl
inss Tour 10 es hi lots sech, ut s2,6a S;UO SJvctl
AND 10 lots at tl.s Gil Aki.LS u. NILLEk Al.
brookIyn. Va H.
CHEAP BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE, ~
innes nom iioboxsn isrry, payable in an 81 ~
ssI.a. in ~ Yeas. Apply to j. POPE Wu.L
- WI AeHece>
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4 AIDES TAUGHT no OPERATE o

Snre's and Wheeler & Wilson's ,esins ma.
eAines practice till perfect all kinds Of flannel
shir's, and recommended good shops after learn
lvf
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q CENTS A FOUND PAID FOR OLD
~ newspapers and old books; II cents pound for
white rags; cents Tor cool ed aud woocn rags ~
cents pound for al copper and pow'er 10 cents for
hrA.s and 10 cants Tor 70 VI, q ~ Elm Of. YSs
OK CENTS PER FOUND PAID CASH FOR
- old hessplperS look. and pauphiets, aud Tie
highest price paid for all kinds Of waste paper, at ~
Ana %. FhOs. g. BENNETT. 10
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" PcS country, AZ representative recruits for
oountfyin who anticipate another draft Ihose Who
want " 10 will md 10 " their adv far
money 10 Concerned and u good heaithy camp in
b. oId, open field. THIS money ID paid cAah dow a.
Pioneer Recruiting Office, ~ Centre ct, n Y, 3
doom from Chambers 81. 1872
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M WHO WISH 70
w learn 70 operate on singers sewing machine
" srms easy and practice until perfect Recommend
Cd 70 shops sfer learning. Best stts alton pad 10
p,espppS. No, ~ pevnias y "
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STEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER.
CPo9L.-ylRGINIA nail. Dec. 10Th. LOUISIANA
~ pysbe IN currency. Aip,y 70 WILLIAMS 4
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GIRLS WANTED TO STITCH on MILTT
~ sry Equipments; ''oee living In Wiiiansburyi
Pieietrcd. Apply ut Is. sdsay, near Even at, VII
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-02-06
. m it'd { 8.

@t6tiee Gntl&ettunA..-
6rn. @m. @bttins, @nmalt ees &rieee>
oepartements, bat entldieten, raS Trempe,
rel9e freiwiQis In ben Dien1t Der Ser.
ct. als Stelptrtreter fir eesreene 2.ute
enltittten, teredtiat iint, ais Musldnper
aus Dem Dienite entlaien gu trereen, ie>
bod mad internationalen @eieBen anoe-
balten p:roen mS3en, ibr engagement ~
YoQtnpen. pbne rem Commencement, tpel>
dem fe MQesian3 i@ulpen, sere@te llr>
fade CUR Bei4werte 3u 9eben.
.Qincoln unb 2ittIe Mac In
@t6conin. = Die Miembly Dor,
@isconfln nabn, cine @eibe bon @e(olu<
ticnen fol9enten 9nbalts an: 1. &ein
GomprcmiB prer Trietenaonertieten, 70
lan9e BE @tteQen unter @nfen feben,
ioneern traftpcue GortleBung res &rieees.
(Dtele &~elolutipn ,puroe nit So ge9en
"a Stimu,e, an9enommen.j 2. @on9re6
unb Bolt fnp perpRidtet, Der Aomini.
f~traticl1 BET 2ermalmun9 Der NebeQion
jete 5llfe 3u leifen. 8. Dant at BE
Nrnee unb Glotte fit ibre tdpferen
DienRs. (An9enon1uen NIT allen @tiu,z
men 8eset, etne.) A. Belobun9 Gin,
coins anb Gmpfeblan9 1etner @teeererz
wdblun9 gun, prdIbentett. Dielt pisrte
Neloluttcn uurbe NIT SO oe9eR Is
Stintnten at,9enou,utett. Gin 9unter
fteQt ben Antra9, fat Qinepln's ben
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0lcnb IN, &nben.

Die 81. .. poR beri&tet, rap Elm 6err,
pelder nd mebre.e9 Sabre in Maeon, @a.,
oufSebalten bat, tarsli4 in Nemarf anne>
tomu,en 1T. Ct ertldrt bic &ebslion to-
tai mi6luneeu. Selbtf bic NnfIbrer ie>
ben eip, bae Elm Grfpl0 'auber T.aae IT,
pd6reno bas eew6bnlide @olt NIT Gnts
alden bic Wieperbsrtelluno ter 8unpes'
NntcMtdt %aufnebmen pirpe. Gincr Der
tereutenpfen 8antiers BON Mlacon iaote
i.a,, ~uniere sin3ise 9cffnuns 1T iebt,
ba6 bic 9unoesarn1se un6 BON unleren
Qeipen erl5l, bent, ptne bte(es Daswi~
i&entreten mlien mir umtcmmen." uez
beral1 terridt ras srSbte Glenn. DIE
@onieripticn miro nit id%onun9sloier Gn<
eroie bur@eefdbrt, uno alto @raut1pfe
io0ar iino einoeidlo0en. 8ie Ct laot.
1T biz SflaStrei toet, II. taS 0eben mean
3ebntel te5 ilcli@en @plf6 III. @pr
trei Sabren 1@rieb eerlelte Mann
Briefe In Earfen Nu5rrlden, Der @uter
tInne ni9t beswun9en tperren.
Gin su ipat CUR Ttni@t 9etommene,
@ebele, rer in Mi0fiFppi aroee 9ance.
reien unp cine Menee Sfloren be(aB
! 9iett ieinsr ieBieen Stimmune in folsen=
BEN @orten Nusbrud pas 2anp i
san3li@ ruinirt, uno ebenlt ale Bemob.
net, unb i'd nit babel. SD bin Iter
3euet ra6 Seeel0pn Die srSbte Srrlebr
mar. Wir bdtten fir unlere &ehte /,
her Union freiten iullen iesl baben nj
teine &e@te, lonoern ftnp Self. Dapt'
Stlopen, unp mir ilno taSu 0en,ad1
wdbrenb bic Ne9er fret 9eworren inb.
Der neue @onlcription83wana i'm Si
ZEN, rer ale6 in has 6eer preGt lelb
piej,nieen, bic tereit5 Steupertretsr 9e
lellt baten, treitt Iaul enee, BE fort fSu
neu, CUR Gludt nod rem Noroen. .
!, 9erorbnun9, paB bic alien Splpaten MOI
crei SABRE lineer biencu lpQen, bat Il
: Gol9e, paB tdelid 6unrerte belertiren IN
: in unl eren 2inieu autpmmen.
: @rcBe Notb berridt unttr ben 1000
, 6raucn uno &inrern III @Darlefp
unp bic lipliden 8l5!ter bitten IN, 8e
, trdse sur 2inceruns tes .Maneels. Cell
: rie an benz 3eusbaule, int @elddB> II,
8 8uartiermeiters ; Departement Don ;
&esieruns beiddftiAten 6raucnaimm
t1nnen bic tbeuere1 uno ~Icltenen 2ebsn'
mittel niht erldminQen.
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@Ibeutlic,e &unbibdu.

Die 0efrutirun9 uno namentliU has
Mnwerben alter Ns1imenter 9ebt jsyt tref~
Hi4 ppn Statten !; cie5 1T ober aud Inn
fl nptbmenci9er, ca bic Gete!en aller
@abriaeinlidfeft no9 BET Gr5fnu1s res
TrIbjabra< TelpSu9e5 gang ceriweifelte
Mnfrenounoen MAIDEN werreu. 9}ab rer
MnG6t 5aueds wercen Tic lo9or nod cin<
NAL ben Ser u1 ma9cn, een &rtc9 nad
benz Nrrcen 81 perle9en.
Sen. @pl %entran; bat Don per @eleralz
Mpiutantur 1T @albinetpn ben fbrmli<
9. febl erbalten, an Der Stele Shpfelp's
rer 1@ int 6auptq uartter in Chattanooga
rapportiren mus, bas &emmanco iber
pas MillourizD epartement ;u ibernebz
men. 9luf &pl en- miro CT bel Der ;unebz
menpen Nufre9un9 unter ben bortisen
Napifalen niht 9ebetten lein. uetriz
oenS bat bic Standardization einen neuen
S9ritt CUR Seibmidtisun9 cer@smi:ber
in Wi1ouri 9etban, incem iie Bic Gem
portissn 9anrel au%ferle6ten Nsltrittipnen
gang une oar auibpt.
Gen. Grant bat taS er!e Mol felt
8esinn pes &rieees bic Nrmee serlalsu
uno smor aus elmer trauri9en @eranial,
5une, inpem Jpn cine l6were Grfranfun9
1tines Sobnes nad ct. Qcuis rief.
Sn Nrtanlas arbeitet ramentli6 her
Grrsbeuenseneral @antt nit BEN sauSen
Geuereifer eines gun, paulus 9eworpsnen
@aulus fir bic CUTE Sade, uno iiter
1000 Birser baten bort tereits Ben Greuz
Gip s~eleitet.
Mvcriu, BET out@ ieinen tibnm ;3uo
mad SipweR>9 irsinien 10 teriibn't &C.
.porpene Neiter : @eneraL fol- fortan bic
@apaQcrie BET YetomaczN rmee fvmman=
bireu.
Die @eteIenz@ ueriQas freifen wieoer
Biz in Die Ndbe son Mleranoria !; ie srif<
fen in rortiser 0s3eno eineH 8abn;u9
an, wurcen aber pertricben.
sSn > ftenne6ee ioQen Die Nebelea ei<
men eroBen@apauerie5 Streifau9 mad &en<
tudy II. epentueQ ipsar aa@ Sbio u. Sn>
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Sic Oo1bminen i'm xerritoriurt
CfNnho..

General pppe bat in isiner Giaenl9oft
ols Rommanceur pe5 Norcwsl T. Departe=
msnts an Die @snerale Sibley uno Gully
in Minnelota Sntru!tirne,r >pe9en zines
6,liabfelc;u9es e~rlaien. Na1 Dem
Ylane pcpe's lplfn Militdrppten. an ter
Gren,e Ye:tbeilt, cine meitere @rpecitipn
se9en bic feineliden Snbianer anaeorpnet
uno auf Der mad ben @olp>
mtnen Saoo's il brenbe I,
&cute MilitdrppNen auf9e<
nellt werben. Namentli9 leBtere
Nnprrnun9 1T 1ebr am YlaBe, IA bic
Nu6waneerun9 na@ ben in 9oabo ent<
eedten @elpminen INNER mebr auz
nimmt.
Durd einen 0rsaniiationsatt BON,
0i1r; 1863 wutbe cas Te,ritcrium
Soabp aus 9ancfreden, Gle bic lest III
cen Serritorisn Waibinstpn, Dafcta unp
Nsbrasta aeb5rt batten> 3ulamneneelest
unp ;rpar 70, ea6 bie6ellenaebirae tai1elte
etpaa wefli@ Don leinem Centrum rurd,
ibneicen. Nun aber arbeitet raS Terrts
tertalz Committee pes Gpnereles an 81.
mem plane, mprna6 eben in @emdbbsit
Ter BON ben TelienAebir9en 9ebilpsten.
S6eicelin;e aus Dem iebieen Gerritorium
Scabo 3wet Ierritcrien eema@t tperpen
lolen. Diele Sbeilune mare i9on pes,
balt itbr ;medmdbie, neil Seobo einen
un9ebeuren Tlddenrauun bat; ba17elte
umfaet mad ieiner jebisen 3uiammenle,
sung $4,000 9uapratmeilen, III allo
i%ietenmal 10 0rrb ais Ter Staat Nerp
yprf.
Die @o.teiarifte Sbabo's In ben Sci.
iensebirBen 0ebtren inter bic rei@lten auf
@rcen ; man bat berednet tab fe, tpen1,
bic Ginwanperun9 in olei9em Maee
fortcauert, im nd@ien SABRE 10 piel @olp
liefern pereen, eab pamit Die 3inien elmer
&rieasldulo por spei SauleFo Miuionen
be;ablt werpen t6nnten. Der Gentral>
Yunft rer Minen Sbabo's 1T Birainta
City, tas, ob9lei@ taum erf sesrlnbet,
idon 5000 Ginmobner 3dblt. Die Dor.
tisen Minen liefern pur@(9nitli4 per
@o@e $250,000.
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Grimueruma an oie SrIui= Bomb e.,
I'M NQri8. .

Nu6 ben neuelten europdi19en 8eridz
tet erleben mir, bab IN paris pier Static
Der, tie aus Stalien ror,bin setommen
,par.n, meeen @eridw1:une Yerboftet
wuroen. Dret terlelten louen ibre pab<
rem Namen an9e9eten botea CTambuep>
@reco uno Smperatort,) her oter!e ober
etnen fal1ben Mamen. Sc bei6t, taG
elmer Der 8erl9morenen Elm nplfpmmsnes
@cfdnpnib iber BEN perbrederilden3med
ter @eridw5tun9 otleste. Sn ibrer
@obnun9 fano man cine 9roee Mo6e
S6iebpulver, 4 Dol9e, 4 NepolYer, 4
funltrei@e Winttu@len uno s 9anrera,
1ate1 na& Dem Mufer bet Srfnil9sn
Bomttn.
Sci einem Der @erl9mprenen fano
man >einen aus Qu9onp catirten 8rief,
rel@e fir nlt Betbeilisten bS&f 4raYi,
rent 1T.
Der Yoriier Correspondent Der Shines
l9reibt:
"Man beutet< (pon @eiten ber @eaie<
run9) an, caB bic 6altun9 her SpoGticn
In Der @elebeebuns nit ten @erbaftun,
tun0en in Y%erbinpune febe."
DIR pro;eb eeaen pte nter Staliener
miro wdbreno Der Gebruor~ Niflen 3ur
@erbanbIun9 fomnen. Wan bate ri6ts
sntoedt mas anpere psrlonen perrddti
gen tbnnte.
Betanntli6 bat 2ouiS Nappleon Dor
ben Sritntz8 lnten Der Staliener .einen
betli9en &eipeft, 10 faltblltis unb mutbie
ct lld aud bel lem Sr(intzM ttentate be-
nabm. DoS Nttentat bate einen md9tis
gen Gin fluff auf feline politifGe 9altuno ;
unter BEN eriten @inerude teelelten 3o9
er bic 3d9el ieiner pespotil9sn Neoieruno
nod frazier an, erlteB Die fu,6ttaren
0efrete 9e9en bic @ertd@tioen unp leBte
bic "trodene @uiQo:ine" in Cayenne in
8e~eauns ; ater ;uelei& beidleuniete er
feline S&ritte 9e9en Seferreid unp be<
gam parauf ben italienii@sn &rieg. Sc
1T lei9t mSalt@, ea6 bic rur9 Die neue
8erl9m1runs in i'm erpedte Turdt spr
eiaent teuen Nttentate Jpn aus ter su>
tpartenben, lauernben SteQua9. Die ct felt
ldn9erer 3eit tnmitten per brennenbfen
eurupdiiden Graeen einnabm, aufiare=
den uno CUR Jai1un9 enti@eioeneer @nt=
ialiHe bei1immen pirc. Da6 iitrioens
aud ctesmul ittne erlte @eaun3 cine Re
aftiondre ii, 9ebt aus Der Noti; ter 2on>
ton Iimes berpcr, ,porna1 er bic rcue
@eri&m6run9 NIT Der 5altune Der Oppc<
iltion IN leinem 9eieB9ebenpen &Srper in
9erbinpunD 3u brinQen iu&t.
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brinSli@ p%erlpren ieien, pa 8elane es bem
Wanne nit Der Nrau wieper auf ba6 fsite
fd Sis iu arbciten uno nun eilten Die
beipen Mdnner nit Ter 8erettetsn Grau,
oem jenl eiti9en uier III, inoem bic an BET
2eyee yerlammelte Wenidsnmenat in eli
rlem lauten YeifaQ6z Subel ausbru1.
Die beipeu Manner, mel9e i@ purd
ciele oufopfernpen uno belpenmltbisen
Nettun9spulude cine Blraertrone Yer>
bienten, waren bic 6erren Tanley, Don
Der Tirma Mitdeu, Miltentereer unp
5ariey, Trensier Nsenten, mi 6srr
8ant, friberer Gisentbiimer elmer Smni>
buelinie. 6err Ganley mar berjsniBe,
weldcr tci pcm &ettune6perlu1 nit Der
sSrau in eie Tlutben srlanf.
Sod flinet bas 9iep pom Grayen Wann,
Wte SrBeltpn uno @lodenflans "
gerratbene 2iebe.-Gpr et,pa
o1bebn Monaten lhifte 1h in New
yprf Elm junSer Sn9enieur Nameu6
George Watfins mad Gbarlel ton Elm, NO
Ct olS ;peiter Sn9enisur zines &riessz
pampfer6 angeltelt mar. Cine trauernre
8raut in Der @e1talt zines r%ei;enpen
1edsebnjdbrisen Mdp@en6 tesleitete Jpn
bis an has ShiT uup nabm unter
Sdwiren c,pi9er Ereue Nbldiep Don IL.
rem 0elicbten. NuBereem fte oa5 Ser;
in 0%erwabrun9 batte, traren ibrer ueter>
wabun9 auD 5000 une RE GTseten bes
junAen Manne6 anpertraut. Sn pelden
belleren 6dncen fonnte ct eiele aud Gus
riidla0sn, ol5 bei leinsr lietenoen 8raut
bic ia 70 oft an leinem 5alic binseno tas
@elibee e,piser 2iebe NIT Jpn aussez
taulbt bate.
2tioer wuree Der junAe Wann ldnoer
ror Gbarlelton aufsebalten> ol6 er erpar>
tet bate. Gor etwa iwei Wonaten
wurre IS enrli9 aus Dem Diente entlalz
fen unp bate nidt5 eili9ere5 III tbui1,
otVciele ri!fommene &unpe Dem Tein6z
lieb9en mit;utbeilen, reren l;etespur1>
glibte Gltei e er ouf 1einem treuen t6er3eu
vermobrte. Dim WittwoG Dor o9t Ias
oen traf er in Seem yort Elm uuo silte
ts1iaelt ron Trsuoe unp 6ofnung mad
Dem 5aule Der 0eliebten. Gr tlopfte-
aber feline Nnt,rort fam. SblieBli1 ira
cine g(adtarin aus rem 5aule uni
t tbeiIte ibm mil. Grau peatorN ibre 1rW
tsr unp Gamtlie ict nad @bicaep otae
2 reif.
/ Do6 Wprt rBamilie" i4luA mie ein
I G%petsn9lpfe an pas Sbr unierc6 un
aludlidm Snsenieurs. 9(aa lanae
! Sprodloi9feit ermannte er ib ;u De
c Gra9e, wer renn bic 1amilie @si. Gnp
lid oin9 ibm bic bcr;trehenne Wobrbe
. auf caB feds NoAen nod leiner Atyeil
/ elmer leiner Treunce, Elm ocwij1er Notsrt
5erS unc 6ano Der juaoen Dame erobe'
, nnp pie(e i'm I'M Sryigen Soy. nit 3wil
. lia9en teAludt babe.
Battin5 beeab iid lofcrt no9 GbicaQ
u. lpQrt ieBt Der o6amilie" u. ieinen $50
E na6. 8is jeyt bat CT scn Der un9etrer
+ Ell nod feline Spur enteedt.
II .Dte minen in Sreoo>
7 Diff Mienen, Dtlih Don ben CAST
: BEN lolIsn jest $12,G0O,O00 0clo jdb>
lid ouf ben Weltmarft trineen. 9lu
q ipllen in SterzS Oregon neue rei9e Min'
II entpedt lein. Gor einigen 0oden git
|e cine @eleuldoft ron 8ersleuten unit
!t Wnfubrun9 beS Gntoeder5 robin pb> Il
y cte 0eaeno Qrunclib III urterlu6en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-02-06
Terner BADEN mir
Rleiberifpfe uub @aaren fir
Santeu,
als MantiQen, Sbawls, @lcats> Santf9usen
@trumpfpaaren &c. &C., ionic
Guide unp @arperpbez Mrtifel fur 5errtr

Wir baben fir un1ere lebr %seraumieen neusn
Qofalitaten uniere @intauie eeeen bic fruberer
SABRE oerbcppelt, III perl9ieeenen Branden Ser-
baNelbe nunmebr als pas ausgst.bntete uni srEBte
in Minreiota. fir bie3utunft Vd b%e1slten eutsu
Nufes une 8ertrausns gu ~erirsuen baken perbs,
als wpmit uuiere 6irnaa beebrt rpurte.
Sir Rauaeute i'm 2ante erlaubsn mir uns he
8sn,ertuus bag unicre Bebineuugen fir Mieter-
p~eifdufer lebr eunltis seleut uuo mir cen oifs"
;~.3855risen abnprm biuieen Giutaufen sufrIee in Der
Sage lnb, Surtbeile gu bieten. wie fr0ter nod
ME. infer Yartner, 5err 6. Mablsr, bat eieIem
Ne6ort u~nleres @s1haftes pursuieten uterncm-
men unb wirt eS in leiner sempbnten @siie ih
a %;fstffsn{ !t I'm l st|snit .Sw9 $n MSs!11"lt ais S %f-
,eu aaufer 3u efeetuiren.
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IQe Mrten ,,Gantg" unb 3uderperfe in Gn-
eros- INN Detail-grrfauf itets pOrratbie gu tcn
t~illi9iIsN preiifn.
Gugsn nit Der l9SnRsn ger3ieruna werben auf
Be1eluns na9 ben belen &egeln Der Stunt an
g~efertist.
Detailsertdufer tprrten nit alien in tas Gcubi-
tcretseidaft ldlaaeneen Mrtifeln ant bae BiQiefe
nerleben. Sc. 3irfelba1.
Wurlt! frtl6 u. 9erdu6ert !
Sn Dem ueuerSFueten @urRlaten,
Ste StraBe, tem Mmericanbpu(e 9eoenlber,
balten bic l1%nter3ei9nsten fsts pprrGtbig
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-02-06

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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-05-05
The Call on the Militia.

The Washington correspondent of the
Gd=ctte, in referring to the passage through
the House of Senate bill appropriating
So, 600, 900 to dctrey the expenses Of the
50, 900 militia called out by the Governors
Of the Western States, gives some inior-
nation that is not uninteresting to outsiders.
lie says there was general feeling in Con
gress against raising troops for so short a
time as one hundred days. Six months
were what most of the members desired
Governor BRoUGu urgently proposed
offering them for six months, but some of
the other Governors objected. He then
urged four months, to which all the Gov
crnors except Morton assentcd. Governor
MORTON objected, ON the ground that it
might take men out of the State who were
needed to sustain the Government in the
home elections Finally it was agreed to
stretch the time of service little beyond the
three months proposed, and make it one
hundred days.
Gov Brough, as the Ohio soldiers vote in
camp, did not care about the service being
less than Sic months, but as the Indiana
troops who are out of the State, cannot
vote, Gov. Morton insisted on three months
service. To that fact are our National
Guards indebted for not being ordered out
for six months instead of one hundred daysl
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-05-05
wants.

THE world is full of wants. The news
papers overflow with wants, and so dose the
heart of every thing human or wise. The
poor want to get rich, and the rich want to
get richer; young ladies want husbands, or
new bonnets, or both; old ladies want more
religion, new set Of teeth, or chance to
gossip; young men want to secure an art
tistic part in the middle of their hair; wild
ows want number two, three or four, as
the case may be; the bulls want gold to go
up, the bears want it to 90 down; Congress
wants common sense; Old Abe wants a
reelection Massachusetts, wants the war
togo on and the northwest to do the fighting;
preachers want piety. In short, everybody
every where wants something.
But if all want things, the North wants
something prc-cmincntly. The North wants
victory. The North wants somebody to
to march somewhere and whip something
no matter who, where, or what. Gold is
climbing slowly up among the eighties, pub
lie confidence is down, some where below the
unfathomablc degree below zero, therefore
the North wants victory. Who will sup
ply this want?
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-05-05
who it RespOpsis,le d?

An abolition journal issued in New York
publishes in debit and credit column the
the charge that Grant is responsible for the
Fort Pillow massacre and the Red River
disaster The individual who should at
tempt to keep himself postedn on all the di
rect, malicious talschoods pcrpetrated by
abolitionism, would have task compared
to which the twelve labors Of Hercules arc
mere child-play no human intelligence i,
vast enogh to record them nor is life sufli
cicntly long to contradict the mendaco,E
utterance Of any single generation.
Founded upon meretrlcious philanthropy,
abolitionism is itselfa gigantic lie, hence it is
not wonderful that it should resort invari-
ably to talshood as its chief reliance.
In the present case, we have no doubt
that every abolitionist in the North, inclu.
des the individual who makes the charge
knows that Grant ordered through Sher
man the evacuation Of Fort Pillow long
before it was attckcd by Chalmers. Nor i,
their an abolitionist in the North including
men whom we refer to, but knew that the
Red River expedition was organized before
Grant promotion; and, furthermore, that
upon his assuming his new position, he de
sired the recall of the expedition, but yiel
ded his Judgment in Difference to the wishe,
VI IalucI coilllnallCij VI ulo supclloI III w dSIl
ington.
The individuals who are responsible fol
the Red River affair are, firstly, an abolition
politician named Lincoln. Banks is respon
BILE, because he allowed himself to take q
position for which he is i'll not a single re
spect worthy to fill Lincoln is responsible
because he sent an army on detached ex'
petition for no other purpose than to secure
the votes and the cotton Of Northwestern
Louisiana. Lincoln is responsible through
his venality, and Banks through his igno
rance. The position Of the former is prop
erly that Of bar-room wit in some interior
village; the position Of the latter is tn,
getting up Of promenade concerts, in or
ganizing of ingenious and monster celebra
tons and the prodigal display of brass but
tons in some luxurious city. These tw,
as President and General, have cotton ou
of there spheres; it is this for whice pro
duces so much confusion and it is also tn!
fact, and not Grant, that is responsible,
for the bloody .fasco in Northern louisa
na Chicago Times.