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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-11

THE friends of Jno. +. McElhany announce
i him Candidate for the office OF COMMISSIONER Of the
Board OF Public works. TO I'LL the vacancy produced BY the
gnAon Of o. q. Clay, Esq The Officers conductng Nh, cleo
ton will please open poll At all the precincts In the District
marl-dlOsp7GgSs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-11
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.

CLERK Of House Of Delegates and Keeper Of Rolls.
-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-19
mILMnoI.D EXTRACT nlCnt.

ftf Wtakfess- s. sh.g Hap cXee.sts, aeiis
~ IL situations. eafiF hai feira asust -
ieul ah tae following synF'0as
lna saHbn 81 ENwta la n foFefs
g.s.s q Memory. p.AcuHg s. fpaiho2,
Ncss Nerves, taelining,
HaHoT CT Disease, Nnscieness
haeness 81 F.ioa, Paihia tlg taefs
tuasyHl l.ssssnsde q tac Aascuhr system.
Ho, HaBds Finishing ne Body'
DYutss 81 The skin, Iupliou. "a ibe tBes.
Ral6d CouutousuUe
These saanf u ( allowed q Sc ai', which
tbis metsine iHyadahlS ronores eaa follows
troaeaes Fimis ffiipif ~,
IL aae 90 whl-A sac paiisai mas expire.
Who can Wy tHat @eY an hnt irt4nealHf ol-
lowed ~ those epifefH, pseac
"fNStNITf IND CONSUMPTION"
Macy are aware ofthg eauseoftaea oiI0lpes
pug SoNE viii caNflss rrf urcohps oFaIh
8NsANH. AsYhUNs,
Aaa V,letbolg Daa8s 3 tessss toa bear
amplc witness ,a thc lgnih s. the assertion.
Ite toasfatiea caee g6fded slls Ofg0iie
llcakmM requires the aid " medicine g
strengthen uad iayate ne system
lih5tb NmNBotps EXTRACT Bgc0n oiral9a-
by does A uial 9iil convince tho
most keptica-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-19
rrNALEs -rEMALrs-rEmALrs

n H9sg lBtctops peculiar q temales the
ENrHAcf BrCnc n una4uaed bY any other
remedy, as IA Chlerosi q Retention, Irregular
les, p1muiut on suppression % Customary
Epaeuatioas, icentea or seiuh0us tule 0ttlie
tefus, LeucborrhWa or Whites, sleriiy, and
iof ali compianls incident d the sex, whether
arising from iuiisctellN4, habits of dissipation,
OF ID the
DECLiYE on CH3NGE on LIFE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-19

HnIn1BoLD's
GENUINE PREPARATIONS.

CONFERENCE.-THE EXTRACT hrcHrs
q Positive h gsm Ga tssss g
ne His83rf, kieefys, tsrssci. Et.i bfngsea{
sveipes
tbs ~ ti e
itaH. w tNe sa
eaeH u
III sd5ss. ana 81 ar Gaat c
Iafss. sslaHf q =. 81 tad laf 1aasil1i.
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tH
~ 1900
b.f ~ es#r
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~
Aet
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r
r
saf
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Nor H~ aPbn AZ
hrn
Sri s asg 0a
tefasf us tsE
~ SO rtti
Ave- ns8 IS So
M d.
lghiet IA ne dsys q y
FT 80 ~tfaats hre crashed b1ia-
se aws i De- garat f1c street
l. AF as f IL ute'
4tai ae d Ha IS ht' a0gy
AAe tas - n9t r'at' @ e hsF eaea.
Aa4 HF % t Nii ~ q shf sstli,
taawGh 8aae - i1s. va. e. hin nete
mat
Ava esu e see hrr t5iA tsr +. f nose.
A. 81 hef haass sssHe aat fgi soldier goes.
w. aua3 suspe haw aei nat scent he
kas
81 tbtt ~ sf.-e ones ra ifs ia,4 q hes,
& o. r. eushH III IS 81 nanny :
III thf elHel }Htseaull elsaaZr.
uhi fna 1852 sGt1t8 tHftf - basauef drain
Ahf. sfaf trttrf sHmbn O. sef .pfe
fWa thtf daast 66 nfaut aaat. supngsl.
81 e e- N eota5ea hn tlae these
eee taaaal snosk e. n ne did bur please.
~ 3ut eusii ii Ha6se ieatnFss speaks
Tie hnaa tiaf rn.s The pgauA Belinaa's
chests.
Au6 Bsae sisan one 6f wlom vtfe snld iley
kae.
Her ssmussr tsins ana Newport hills 10 nav.
ssAefs|sve Is Newrert ea..lo a,er.n..
rww. tbare p,i;r8F s,s{t Glr ec,,,t...
6e8as
Nmia.af 81. iaugh. whcn ~ was child.
IA set.f,t 5000 =. No.. .;,....ss ..;ff
HOO #gif.g -, it.t hsy,f N. tl.aiy i,,4s
fEtvs tt.s.t44+.H $500 a,t ,;t, i $3.50
ess
Sassh a naas h genuine F,F. u
Aga sonHficss sprung from Norman ne4i.v,o
~ aatt aarid goes beiwixt me an5 M
81 refA clever fe.iop i Ne 10.
A. }a'e Rlib credit TOOK be. III. eeoyeee
Ad ever nee has sought 10 take ~ ease.
WAY Allo5tid "a not wh6 r,ys,is4 q, 500, -.
one Aaa mea iae.r yves ana daush t@s
o
cos hlm thonsial each in New Orleans.
In ll.s.s assfa assey shArEt viii, ss,s...,,sss
r. 6e n lea fhr5s aaar,er, ii. Il. ia.
Afrs Spfffg fborne jral ~ ,,,, ~, IN, ,,l.i,.
II Wanf ssae cau tbe eaigiarekql stvle ''''e
Bet41Set snhin,f Il 4 slds v.sef fo,,s,n
~ il5,n ise sultry afn6spherp n home
F8r gevaa. hsat attl. ,iars., p,asAa,t1eS l6o
iIp lik od e, f|iiie Az fff.t proris8a
and sailv pascal ia siiiti.ers e III, s,,rit,9s
In n8ker hops a,r,atioas ma s,eb N ~.
sni.sh WAS. indeed. hon with tbe fair
"A rieh ay6unts Southern elattsrs ,,,ostiv ava
rkis .eys Bnt iittip efitself ina tlton
tfs v-4. 4ises rsr.rtte ,gfib ~, 49,,
lee. esv,f,,o,s x,os.bss s,,fr Il or.,ster ,,sst.
aiars Hee'g 8anea, nor eoolly Won and lost.
kisst E.- ssattl, tis.e t,sl,,.,n .l,,.s
~ est F..-v,5 s41 ~. .ss,.,,...s +, .
INs b68s ,.tlg 4, 80, ~. ''e',,. l,.,..,
pts rA,tf4s sfs3t,rn sv5 RI M. - i,.-,.t'
AHd tasva tas l..r4 afts i.,S .ey s,.,tae
Whom osIee e thoagAt urgs ID sEsts ii.
hE6ta
Whiie fsa lfs f.r,s oom vsfsw ysyo,,.
s
Hishraraa aetlsis laa aRay bk scores.
ASK m'f @hH y ihafe salpp and hghts2
ite g+ifniy tells yoG, e. Dbl Southern eht.
smith. .sHfsl ,gE5 eaors tbep s,,, ,gs,, ii,
naF
WAsta y .8s.s. q si,.sess a. * 49, tt, 6
sappf.e So, 81 t5s eyfr.ee54. Ia.b'
iigt ip he wt 3GhaNe aight IL tell
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-19
Ir. RI. BUTTON
ssssI1rI DENTIST,

oHae ala Residence = FAc70RIP0lsT
Ir. y. may BE- f9uHa at iif oa5re Saturdays
sad Mmdafs Ieesasys as West Damfs.
"Wednesday 500 Ias yb ei asaa8FA.e Get
as, Fr4agss 81 raeisE
PLATE WORK
Ca Ged Steer. aild fefsenized Roller. ffof
eae tooth % 81 eutlfs ssl, dot.e aesfif af1 ssh
spntea. Temporary sHta Gag be iauf a ElsA~
ID q few 8ass enexfraeing Use teetb.
III Fub a. renfsa e gre fffsgafhoH.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-19
Volunteers Attention lnjisGrtlloRs Of
Fhufh

sor,s ana clr 3laches an3 swgIi'ne- can With
certainty 8 radically aused e e P.l ~ tikfn
night ana aiafnlng aHH the ai8ln h ies't nssd
Il tatea ID te p,intgd Instructions NJ trgs.. I'd
nv other men,. thes dry up ii one part a break
out Ia aho,her Whereas us Ointment wiilfeiaoW
Chr burners ron DE sYstci8 end leavu i3e patient
yigurons ard healthy maa U ssh reqJur, llttfr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-19
n Wounds, tilheF 0rCasgBed BY Iht
FBayOnel, sabre or The Ballet, Sores
or RFDiSRS

10 which every soldier and ailtr ara llaie, therg
are 30 medicine 40 sAfe, sure and convenient as
liol0way's l'llls and Ointment THE poor wounded
and almost dying 5ailtFf might haFl bis wounds
dgesse8 Hnia 6a,ely ifhe would Only provide him,
lfWth tllE maichlcSs Ointment which fhouid Dc
thrust iuta Che wound and suearcdrl roHnd I'd tlen
covered with piece Of linen FROM his Snapslcs and
compressed with handscrchi,E Taking uightaud
morning dar Piils - cool the systemand prevent
inflammation.
Every soldiers knaps8fk and Seaman chest
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-19
French MerinOes,

0fbeauttal sliadea and c0lors
ROYAL PURPLE.
GARNET MAROON.
STONE, BROWN, BLUE,
spd other c0lors.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-19

T3te is ai6Fs BulsNa, Mercury, uap oosdm
Hsaieines fjp aao'easoti md aisgatmd iscasts.
ilELaBoLp's EXTRACT ntcnU AND IMPROVED
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-19

TnE PROCLAMATION iN THE CAB-
INET.-The well informed Washing
ton correspondent of The Cincinnati
Gazette, in giving the particulars Of
Mr.. Glasses addition to the emanci-
patton proclamation. says:
"fbe President originally resolved
upon the policy Of issuing Ibis proc
lamalion in the summer OF 1862. As
he has expressed it himself every
thing was going wrong we seemed
TO have put forth about our utmost
effort and he really didn't kaow what
more. to do, unless he did this. Ac-
cordingly he prepared the preliminary
Proclamation, nearly in The form in
witch il subsequently appeared. call
ed The cabine, together and read It 10
them
Mr.Montaomery Blair was startled.
Ii you issue that Proclamation, Mr.
President he exclaimed, you will
lose every one Of tie fall elections.
Reyerdy Johosons speech on the
amendment to the Constitution abol.
ishing slavery, took every body by
surprise. Il was listened 10 with the
profoundest attention, and proved a
200-ponnd she'll n tie camp Of the
Copperheads. Il pleased the radicals,
because Of the high ground taken in
stead Of pleading expediency. 1t
gratifed the conservatives. as il az
iorded them a new and broad stepping
stone Up 10 the right. Universal re-
grei WAS expressed that il could not
have beer delivered earlier. because
Of The influence Il would haze had Oh
the Marylans election
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-19
HOST ssrE Z, SR'S
CELEBRATED
STOM .ACH
BTT1I-I.I.E..,E1S.

teratiYe d wonderful efficacy n disease q the
Stomach; Liver and Bowels,
Cure. Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint Headache
General Debility, Nervousness, Del rsaion Of
Spirits, Constipation, CGtc Intermittent
Feycgs ,CWmpsard Spasus,au ah Com
plants Of ether-Sey, arising from Bod
ily Weakness Whether Inherent ii
the system orproduce4by special
causes.
Nothing that is not wholesome genial andres
torative tn It's nature enters into the compost
ton Of HosrErTEHs STOMACH BITrFRs. This
popular preparation contains 80 mineral afauy
Kim 10 deudly botanical element; no iieryex-
citant: but &c Is q combi atj9n Of TIDE extracts
Of rare halsamic herbs add plaafs Nfii the 3uf.
est and mils.st of all dGuaYa tinuiaHts
1t is well obe iorearncd against disease, and
50 far as the human system can be protected
by human means against maadies cngepdered
by 40 ulwholcsome atmosphere pare water
and other external causes, BosrErrtEs Bir-
TERs may be relied on q safeguard.
IN districts infested with Ferer and dque, it
has been found infaHibie az a presehtige and
irresistible az a remedy ana thousands Who re-
sort % il under apprehension oi an attack, cs-
cape tie scourge; and thousands who neglect
to avail themselves 81 Us protective qualities ID
advance, are cured by a verg brief course Of
this marvellous medicine. Fesfr and Aeae ia
TENTS after eng - Wiui 9aihihe i9F months
Gus alkaloid, are ne, unfeqaeatly restored "a
heaih WHnii ie@ aays w the u$e q hps-
lElIhh D1YEi's'
he @sak 'oiaaeil Z rapi4lE inWgorated aBa
the appeilie restored by ihis agreeable loulcc'
and he1ee y ~.res wonders 9 cases Ly9fpsm
sild - iess eophiihfa ioilns a iNaiyesta Aet
iag q a.eenuc ana Eaiuie aPFcrieni, q we'i
% uPoh flie iiNef, y a'ao invariably releFes ihe
C'a8pftf9H supenhapced ~ Irregular action
d the dgea re aaa seefsiiAe 9rgans
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-19

Prints

A great variety 3fsiyIcs, from tie best manu-
factories, from IA 70 Is cents.
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First Premium for Family Machine.
First Premium for Manufacturing Machine.
First Premium for Machine Work.
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KemtmeI.y sInle Fnlr.
michigan Sante Fair.

First Premium for Machine for all purposes
First Premium FOR Machine Work.
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SfNrEFN YEARS

eugaged il tJcmnfntof Special pifea' 6, q fae 4
to we'll kjoWu 70 fUui'y GltiFns, fuhishtIsI
AlefchaHY lotel Propositions, So, that lie \
mucl recommended, wd particularly 70
srttAAGERs AND TRArELLEns,
foayoidand seape Imposition Of Foreign|
Aua Ntt GaacA moft 6RHfgous b RpslorI
fh,f other large cities,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-19

C5i Stone, q 'ha sbofsb Re
p,aascaa, "a Intense Demoofai. bat
b. 3 wiity The following 4 oae 81
BIS last li;s Il I. said ibat Sex
ards nspaaaeace las lad three
readers 81 isr--ihe wFileF printer aad
ps usder. Tie last ESQ are much
emaciste3
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-19

The man whe eguneils others "a ccnui.
Violence L always . osward at heagt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-19

Some years ego there was a build
ing Ii Men York. tie first floor Of
which MAS occupied BY liquor seller,
Abe second BY an Episcopal Church.
Waereupou some wag wrote:
There 81 shore
And sps beae
snirs 81 gee
And 3 spi5Is 81 ae-
Tire spirii aaorc
3 ihe sFf, p.gips
1he spl6i ssfaw
fsgas siifsf q UiFe
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bodily INSERTS tand II eannot be rontradictedI
kept ~ DUCKS, who viii roy or do anythingl
even peljure themselves, 70 impose upon ia
ucujs tial he
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-19
All Wool IleIaines.

MAGENTA, SCARLET. BLUE, CLARRT.
STONE, and splendid BROWNS
and BLACKS. .wwz
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PENNSYLVANIA state Fair.

Flrst Premium Tor Manufacturing Machine.
First Prem ium for Beautiful Machine Work.
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Oregon State Fair.
chittenden Co. lvt.l Ag1 Soc.

First Premium for Family. Machine.
First Premium for best Machine Work,
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Indinnn sInIc Tnir.
Vermont state Fair.
Illinois state Fair.

First Premium for Family Machine.
First Premium f0f Manufacturing Machine
First Premium for Machine Work.
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AlaDaccaS.

OF all colors, qualities prices Plain, Figured
Striped, Plaid-some most beautiful patterns
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IS 50 arranged that patient never see u heat
each other. Reeageet, the ONLY entrance q
IT, office 4 No II, buying 30 connection will
hs residence consequently 10 tnnily Interrupt
ton, 50 tnH onno account eaA any pefsot hos
itaic applying AZ his Office.
ItX
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-19
GROVER & BAKERS
CELEBRATED
SEWING MACHINES!

a. fs.laws & tl.s + sin bel4in the Uu.ted States
in 1893.
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$. Z s.. . Doggy: =. s- aaa sire
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be not robbed ami Sid to yeuF suderings 10 he
Ing deceived N be wing boaa,s gi.aeptessn-
tntiorAi ialse promises Nlid pc,lsots %
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-06

CONFERENCE.-The art of constructing
earth-works has been wonderfully developed by
our civil war. The Richmond papers speak OF
Buffers works at Bermuda Hundred as marvels
of scientific intricacy. They consist of high
earth-works defended by ditch twelve feet
wide and perfectly impenetrable abattis the
trees and branches composing the latter being
thickly interviewer with wire. According to the
rebel account, had there been no garrison defend
ing this work, it would have taken the rebel
troops two hours to get into the intrenchments.
Some of Lees works at Spottsylvania were near
ly as formidable rendered so chiefly by the in
genuity displayed in the abattis Grants works
in the siege of Vicksburg were wonders of engi.
neering skill.
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-06

A MARTYR OF LIBERTY.-The following irl-
scripton marks gravestone in New London,
Con. :" On the Both of October, 1882, four thou.
sand English fell upon this town by fire and
sword. Seven hundred and nine Americans de-
Tended the fort for whole day, but in the even
ing, about four o'clock, the commander of the
besieged fort delivered up his sword to an En-
glishman, who Immediately stabbed him. AL
his comrades were put to the sword A line of
powder was then laid from the magazine to the
sea, there to be lighted and blow the fortress into
the air. William Holman, who lay not far dis
tant, with three strokes of bayonet in his body,
said to his wounded friend, who was still alive.
I'VE will endeavor to crawl to this line and thus
completely wet the powder with blood, and with
the life that still remains in us save the fort and
magazine, and perhaps few of our comrades
who are only wounded He alone had strength
enough to accomplish this noble design. In his
thrtieth year, he died on the powder which he
overfiowed with his blood His friends and sew
en- of his wounded companions by that means
had their lives preserved" After this narrative
are the following words in large capitals Here
les William Holman"
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-06

A SOLDIERS ELOQUENCE.-Garabaldi thus
addressed his Roman soldiers, when about to
march against the enemies of their country -
:" Soldiers, what have to offer you is fatigue,
danger, struggle and death the chill of the cold
night in the free air, and heat under the burning
sun; no lodgings, no munitions, no provisions,
but forced marches, dangerous watchposts and
the continual struggle with the bayonet against
batteries ;-those who love freedom and their
country, may follow me-"
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-06

THE NEwsATLANTIc CABLE.-Every possible
care and attention is bestowed upon the manu-
facture of the Atlantic cable so as to render it's
success, if properly laid, a continued certainty
The core consists of a strand of seven copper
wires, each covered with about half an inch of
gutta-percha composition, as an insulating me-
dunn. The telegraph is then strengthened
by wrapping around it ten solid wires formed of
Messrs. Webster q Horsfalls homogeneous iron,
capable Of bearing strain of eleven miles of it's
length. The whole is afterwards surrounded
with yarn saturated with q chemical compound
which by its poisonous qualities, will prevent
Its destruction by marine insects, shellfsh, etc.
The new cable is most perfect throughout, and
double the strength of the former one. The SUI
perior quality of the conducting wires and the
greater thickness will admit of an average of
eight words per minute being transmitted,
against a fourth of that number under the ar
rangement of the old cable.
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-06

heart was stirred within him; he saw the future
greatness of his before his eyes he felt that
God had blessed him and his children beyond
the lot of common men; his pity and sympathy
were awakened by tie eloquent words of com.
passion, and the strong appeal for mercy; and,
forgetting the judge in the man and the father,
he sprang from his chair, (while Daniel was in
the midst of his argument without thinking he
had already won his CASEY and, turning to his
oldest son, dashing the tears from his eyes, he
exclaimed Tickle Zelxe, you let that wood
chuck go!'
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-06

SINCE the recent battle in Western Louisiana,
a boy of sixteen was lying on his cot, motoness,
from ball that passed through his brain. The
surgeon in charge was probing the wound, when
the patients lips opened, and while that young
life was ebbing away he sang sweetly, clearly
and strong. "Do they miss me at homer.
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-06

A SOLDIERS OPINION OF GRANTS CAMPAIGN
The Middleton IN. " Press publishes the fol-
lowing extract of a letter from private in an
Orange county regiment in Grants army, while
In front of Richmond
"We are enjoying ourselves in the usual way
We have fight for breakfast, dinner and supper
twice between meals, and three times during the
night; in short, it has become second nature
1t is said who will leave his meals to
fight, loves it. In that case the Yankees must
jump up from coffee and hard tack and give the
JOhny's a round or two.
"Our regiment has been under fire twenty
three days in succession, fighting more or less
every day. 1t is whitfield down pretty close
We have about eighty men left We have nine
men in Company G, now in the front, fighting
like heroes. We have lost thousands of men
but more men come in daily than we lose.
saw two Wisconsin regiments yesterday, the
Thirty-seventh and Thirty eighth, enlisted for
one hundred days to do garrison duty. Grant
has brought them to the front, to do garrison du-
ty before Richmond.
1" Grant makes the handbook soldiers fight
White collars and patent leather boots are 'played
out" He fights his men for what they are worth.
He has the full confidence of the men; all orders
charges, marches, and all, are cheerful obeyed.
"Our troops the spires in Richmond
the glorious fruits of thrty-four days hard fight
ing, and are bound to take it, take look all
around, and go through Dixie on q double-ouck
January LIST, 1866, will see the flag floating over
the United States it's thirty four stars and thr-
teen stripes frowning on secession as it slumbers
in the grave"
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-06
1872

whole of Holstein, which contains no Danes at
all, and some districts of Schleswig, in which the
German element prevails, should be separated
from Denmark, and made an independent State
The difficulty now is to fnd a frontier limo that
will give general satisfaction Different lines
have been proposed, one by Austria and Prussia,
another by the neutral Powers, and still another
by Denmark. No understanding on this point
had, according to the latest advices, been reach
ed; and warlike threats are again freely made in
England, in case the wishes of the Danes should
not be completely realized.
But as the main point, division of Schleswig,
has been adopted by all parties, it cannot be so
exceedingly difficult to come to an understand
ing to details.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-04-09

Brant'e auf Gbale lein. McGlura iaqte,
Ct babe, mas ben S1napa betrefe, pas
Manuifript Ter acknowledgements
nebf unttrldrift pe6 leBteren aud yerz
lprad e, einen litbo9rapbiihen Mbbrud
ee1elben au Ysrtbeilen. Darpb crorimmte
6ronf BLAIR gar (ebr. ertlarte pae Dctu<
ment fit Qefdllht unr nannte M,Gluro
einen infamen 2lsner unp S1urfcn.
Glue Menae Mitolieoer ipransen bel nte,
len Wcrten uon ibren Siben auf uno
ndberten ii6 Blair. Spreber @plfar
bammertc auf iein pult', befabl csn Mit-
9lieeern, ibre SiBe wierer ein;unebmen
unp rief Blair CUR Oronuns. Dicler
miecerbplte nun bi, por:een S1ihpfwprte
erit redt, muice BON Neuem sur Srpnuns
9erufcn, tclann ilb bann eineS Be0eren
unp teantra9te bic GinieBun9 eine6 @o<
mites. eaS. untcriu6en lpQ, pb m ren
Verlu6 eemadt babe, cinen uneeleyiden
9anpel III MAIDEN uno pb ba5 fraeli1c
Document d@t oper seiilldt lei. Das
Gomite befebt aus 5iaty pom Galifurniz
en- pruyn bon Nep>gorf unp 8rutus
Clay spn &entudy.
Der missouri Democrat" betouptete
letner 3eit NIT 0rSb:er 8el timmtbeit, roB
Ttanf Blair einen eerartiecu 6anoelsoer>
JUDI 9en1odt babe unp crudte ieShnops>
orpre pel1elben ob. Die parlamentarilhe
3aufbabn 8lairS mirb INNER ltler unp
l@napsruftiAer. Share I'm, ti1ltn tas
LENT unc ~traf!rpuen Menlden. rer iG
eurd feline 5eftiefeit unc lsinen ruGilhtsz
lolen G9cismus ieltit ju @runre ri9tet.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-04-09
1lnion.0ahliieae uberau!

Der leBte Ditnitaa war Elm olorrei6er
Sag ni@t ALIEN fir uns lber9lldli@e
ct. Yauler, ioncern fir BE gauge Union.
@on lberal BET tommen freuei9e @;e9eSz
botidoften flr bic CUTE Sa6e Ger 6reibeit
unb Union. 90 mdbltc ct. 2pui6 lei>
men rapitalen Ganbipaten gum Moyor
Der Stabt nit sreitaulen Majoritat !;
10 murpen in Cincinnati, 2%onca6ter,
prtneeton. q. s. unp Dayton, Obip,
unionfIe8e errun9en. Sur bos @r3bunz
fernet Columbus in Sbio Don eeS Wef
boten @naben CAB Ben @opperbeacs cine
feline Majoritdt. Mu@ in Connecticut,
no cine g nail ftattsefunren,
wurce Gin bS9f elorreider Sriumpf iiber
Die &upfert8e pappn getraaen, inbem Der
republttanilhe @anpipot 8udingbam nit
5000 Majoritdt iiber pen0erratb brdten<
Zen SeYmour 9epdblt murre. Das war
sewib Gin berrlider Sag!