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mein Weib 1T bic SAINT rrn ibrera Sptn.
meiu Sub 1T Der Gntsl you meinem @a~
ter uno i9 bin mein siaener@ roBoater.-
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9aS Snit.m Der Rrffoclram're if"ns
Neu.

Das GNncm rer prNaelr,
ANN urAen mlto III Mem ycrt
unp onrern Ylatsn Notwithstanding am II.
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biz pr1mriltsr anrerts Nllisr auI Zen
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raS Standardization u''tst ~.
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wercsn lei rsn SrrBm rspcNirsn, "nr p'e'
le nit cen 9trps9irtf Defiant atrehnsn.
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Gyrl7e, Maciicn, 9iaeins. Z hstoyAan III
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in, Sslylac upn 81 $50 nnd' jrrsr csl
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unp ;rar inc fir SnwgtiunAen uId'l
iiter $40 ,ttn Gent GnmM!ton III ts;ah
len. fix 2lpntii,ta9sn iitcI so uNc nitt
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her yulEHren Wltl, Wlyr TIA Sctmu|ar
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nit }s!lcuH &l2men UNI S'NnamsN unc
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cite onftrs Ns:Fc I'll corN Giupf&ngrr iissr:
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zen prgr @&G1i:jN CNcNyd'. ciE Ger "a
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tineInnrFdtI.bgn mir. NHrrcultt nil
BetrUG Tlf! uNnlV1iid,, II fur rer liz all
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U nion-6all
Neaetaklirtse aa
@eim 6ci6dft.
s ss @eprS 8en3. sa
sfar 5mporttur, 0roe. unb 8leiubGntlu
ron Nbetnweinen, i4sE
un9arweinr
GranSSFiAe unp
sGatawba.@ cine
" aptiras unp writ Wetnen,
Ys, lAisbeuem Satra1n8en, melde beim Dua-
gent. 8laf&e une @Ias p%ertauft werbsn in feline,
@etuba4e, Oritte Citrate,
,wil&en 8sartet. N. @aibiusten. Ctr,
Tren6's Steinaebaupe.
Ae@ter S@weiaer unp 2imburee, &1{e,
1e@te 4olldne. %drinee
SarpeQen unp Sarpinen
tets oorratbia unit su rsa m'Ssti&n tiaisfenyrei.
fen ~ baben. 0e
Jtrntr: Mussesei9nstts Gbieaso unt
9 in Gin ma ii Vic sub PORTER, ume bic
tinneu Sprten Spn { | queuren unp
.'4"~ Gbampa9ner.
Sowiee nbli&t Gin eretAentes Alortimtntprn
&apanma, Siearrpe..
Verftbsnees if N"ts gut upe IN rs'%t' julie
,orrdttistsi
@eorA Bsns.
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de. Npreiitloiafeti Sidhunaen II. anbfrr Scr.
eouunas- II. Wtaeente(dwer;en oeieentsn mrGtr
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Ssteu1's Moasrhi.:sra
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StGrtuuesmittcI i: CT unscraleidbar, in BEN CT
ten Itns!;t frdItini urs t;ssSsIenunng srlfidrter..
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lide sistsit iibermdEiN arasitrer9 Ct bnsiF, reresn
neuee 0etcn fi'pTargsn frrG
Sebenl's M%aacntittcrs,
Ter ibnen nfge &raft su onen Qetsnsssrri6tuu~
GEN rerleitt. Gr if milt une anesnstm iii ieinsr
EiTtuue, 70 hae isttit bic ;%orttiler Iamen ira
eetrauffr unh nit ;urudfehrenesrNraft aumdt.
liG mehr sGpcn nstmen tGHnfH.
Sebam's Maaenbitters
fat tsinen rautsm, rieerlihsu gsldmad, fpnts1n
1T 70 angsnttm fir cen @aumen, mie wrklttatis
fir reu Maasu. Geriudt ,hn une bat Gusr
Naufma:r Nsrr M%fr'bs!sv
S5hGm's Maeentii'fys
Nid!, 10 iaSi III s~enielbeu fcmmen uni laEtslh
uidt nit aurcrn 8ittcrs ais uecrate 70 eNt" 49,.
lseil fen. Gin geriu6 mirb Gud pen Der Strait
hes ryitters"" 10 uterseuseu, ta6 itr i'm mic nee'
%aufae5t. lees
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1G7 @5entb. @a.fr~@tr., Ghieaeu. 30s-33i
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FIR hie G%Intgreine
Nreubeu, @~mrttember9, Baperu
SGuncprr unS Gdthfen,
fir Bic Orrbbersratbhnsr
C%lbcnburs, Scfcn, Sascr, Wfcds
lenburG=Strclit u.sb a5EecEien=
bura=Ssbtpe erin
baS &urfdrnentbum 6efien.
bic 6er;cotbdmer NafIau, Sahienz
Meininesn, GcdlensM tenturg,
unb bic freic Staot Granffurt a. 81.
Der l1nterseie nete 1T jeoeu Sag mGbrenb tes
@el6dftsfunten 3u fnnen in leiuer Office, Rb.
weilihe Gte ber. Drittcr unb Wain- @traee.
Ginetnnati, 0.,1. Niai 1864.
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8aunf6eibti@mnS ass.aaz
gin,ise Meentur fir 9prt., Central. u. Glib
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Gin 1lacpn Uleum bannfdeibtii 200
Gin 0ebrtu&, in alien mcbernen Gpra&en 400
Das Muse, ftine9rar' tfiten unb te1en 9ei-
lung S'VO
Die Bar. 1e,r.'ta;p eilmttbote. 3eidnet lHI
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Ginfa@bei So" oAe pdtnu8 unb 8iQiettit aus.
Das t..fape uub 2si&te hi bet anuenbuHg
sitfes ps.lssrfabrens saa&tt . issem 2aitn ME,
lid ~ !p.atttjiveu. -
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3apital' Anlaae Iup Jteaisrunesrapisrf. - Aus.
fubrl,dsr M.bweis miro ertbsilt. u..
lG. Wusul 1864. I'.' 49,
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Groceries unb @rppiIpnen,
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ferntr Gin Eager BON
S@ubtr. s1 .Stiefeln,
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2auttr artilel fit ben sepSbnliden Bebarf mt
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III Setberipu
erpfnst uns lid nit &iEsm ssrisBsN tabsr, pae
in cine euteinesridtste ~2lpptheie une Grresrie &C
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allie % aareu
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persauf,, nie in irasns tinsm auscrr Strre.
tim e~susiBten 3uiprud bitten
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Sratere uns ATE in eas Sad, etnIGiscenecr 81
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lhmade, GrilepIe, SdpineiuGs une antsrsE
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H1+l Druo0pre. -aa


NQt Nrttm ;, Gauty" unb 3udsrwtrte in Gn,
arss- uun D,tail- @srtauf tsts pcrrStbis III Zen
tiaisten Yreifen.
1uben NIT Der i6Snf.n Geraieruns peretn au1
Y.leQuns mad rsn bsffsn Neseln her STUNT an
%Sefertist.
Detailvert9ufsr werteu nit alien in has 0cnei.
tcrsiatldGit i9laatnbeu Nriiteln AMI tas viaielfe
strlthen. &c. 3irtelbah.
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2cccrsSnnblnn
6. Dumltr,,eep,
so, 3l1 rrittc StraBe. rem Gmpier>

-s.a 8lpd ee9eniiter.
{ @t. Vaul, Mirneisia.
Der llnterse(hnets smrfeb!t lein aufs Bel!e al.
~icrtirtes Eager pra amertfaniiasm unp impcrtir'
TEN eeper, ais: Gidsu II. 3smledsseerttcs Sotl~,
Ober- u attlsreseer. Brans0Nide, ptilaeaptia
unt 9emlpd, &ip- II. HalbTeue;. GYlitt. Marpccp,
Sebaf- u. GinTaB- Seller, 1inn;nas,,..e eitsn unb
YSerfseus fir GSdubmader>
0aarssls fir 6Gute. SNrlb- unb @haTsite.
ptaferiua- pair fortmabrsne 81 tsten.
s. DWmHrex.
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@abinst un-S trobe pbere9a nj un8,
ct. Yaul, Minn.
Dantbar fir ben bisberisen 3ulprud beebrt l9
Mimnsluta an3useieen. eab tr ieine GiFsfattit in
usrsrSB srtsm Mabfatei in ieintm neueu Steinse-
b1uee einserihtet bat. unr lit i'm 9tante, ltine
Runtsn nit rem alasmein t~slietten
-H 0remium= Gff9
tu uerleben. ginfa@er ionic Dcppel>GlEeiff im'
uer 3u BEN niepris(en Yteile au batsn. s
Dieter Glis lit, ausse5eibaet sun. Ginmadsn
pcn Wurlsu unb amssrn1ridtsn, unb 1T ppn ter,
prastiiden @temiter Or.&eie w,0enidaftlih un=
terIu&t. Derlelbe fanr i'm pcufommen rein, II.
tmpfeblt i'm anf's Bette gum 5amilisneetraud.
s- aate M. WciS.
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Stir unt Ge6rau0, +

JaGlonnrabs, ;mildsn rer 6ten une 7ten.
Die unts1ssihneten tssbrsn i4, tsm eeutidsr
putlifsm bisreur6 mitsutbsi!sn, eaB ibr Stcr
pets nit a(lsn Sprtsn ridden 1leildss ttl.n
ssrlsteu 1T. ID
:3rsltih bateu wi :. Gtt eeutihsrManisr lu'
t~srei:ete @urlt III alien Scrtsu tets ocrratkig,
une lisferu Mnl.ru esetr!en Aunstn auf 0srlan-
aen Me @aareN las Saus. .-- s..
......E 10 Mir uup eSe6rana.
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Msint 5anetuna tietet etm ssshrtsn putii!um
nets Gins srr1s Nusmati:
sinio9er u. Deues.Saneits.
peri1isesns Suten NIne. fril1 impcrtirs
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H. Staue.
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CAREER, Carver Co., Miun,
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.sbeften trodsneu &aubplsss III batcu 1T
in n,etnem 6oIshci 81 ssn %tiu;alteu p,eilen.
s.a SpWa STUNT.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-03-12
From the Sth Cavalry.

ii HEADQUARTERS 30 BATTALION 9TH Iowa
CAVALRY, March |, lS64.-Editor Hn,Ok-
Eye The peace Of our camp was disturbed
last night by a severe storm of sieet The
sleet commenced to fall on the evening OF
the 18th of Feb, and by morning the tim
Der was unable to bear it's load, and trees
and limbs commenced to fall, aud for some
three hours it was one continued roar OF
falling timber. Our camp being situated
I'D the timber it became very dangerous to
stay in our tents. Several tents were de-
stroyed by limbs falling across them. No
one was hurt. Capt. Cummins run q very
narrow risk Of loosing his life while enjoy
ing the sweets of sleep, by . limb falling on
his tent.
This part of the State is still infested by
some guerrilla bands, who are too coward
~ to come out and fight US like men, but
sneak about our camp in the night to shoot
our pickets. They wounded two Of our
guard the other night in the hands, but not
seriously. Should we discover them prowl-
ing about our camp in daylight, they will
meet q warm reception.
The health of the officers and men is
good at the present time-never better.
Yours, de-, J.B. MORRISON.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-03-12

OLD IND1AEoLA, Texas, Feb. 14.-EIlitOr
Hawk-Eb The I'D Iowa is at present
pleasantly and BEAUTIFULLY situated in the
once thriving but now dilapidated little
village of the above name about three
miles from Powderhorn and on the main
land Of Texas.
We arrived here on the 18th Of January,
from Fort Esparanza, Matagorda Island,
without difficulty from the "JOhnnys" al
though they were at the time at Lavaca. in
sight of here, and which still serves them
as an outpost.
suppose you have had pretty severe
winter in Iowa, but it is quite different with
US. We have not seen q snow fake for
twelve-mOnth, and it is most beautiful
weather at the present time.
Our troops have been, and are still fortl-
flying at Powderhorn. The Notifications
extend to this place. Some of our regiment
who were on picket night before last, re-
port that squad Of "Johnnys," including
three commissioned officers, came IN and
gave themselves mp, and were taken to
Headquarters at POwderhOrn.
We had grand review on the Sth, which
exhibited the troops here to be in excellent
condition and spirits.
The reported arrival of Major Gen'l Nc
Clernand, to resume his old command, is
hailed with much pleasure, ~ the old 18TH
corps. They have great confidence in him
AS a General, having seen his generalship
displayed on the field.
In consequence of troops leaving here for
home, on furlough, we shall not, probably,
make an advance from this point until!nid-
summer, if we do before fall. The old
troops are accepting the terms of the vet
eran service almost universally here, and
from private sources, learn the same with
regard to other parts OF the army.
Although predictions OF the early close of
the war have, up to this time, failed, yet
the impression Is forcing iteelt, with con-
siderable weight upon us, that not many
months will be required to terminate the
struggle. and to this end we think the Pre-
sdeDt's call for five hundred thousand
more men, q good measure, to hasten and
secure it's termination.
There is not much excitement about the
Presidential election, the popular army
feeling being in favor of A. Lincoln.
Yours for the Union. j. J. G.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-03-12

REPENrANcE.-Ata prayer meeting in
the village of Spunktown, country lad
was noticed by one Of the elder deacOns to
hold his head and wiggle in his seat, while
the tears seemed to start every moment. A
clear case of repentance thought the old
deacon, as he quietly stepped to the side of
the lad, and in whisper affectionately
said:
''How is it with you, my son?'
The boy looked up, and supposing him
to be the sexton, said: "Oh, very bad, and
want TO 60 out-my ianards is kickin' up
a revolution; and if l eat currant pie
again, my name amt jeans Bil!ins,"
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-03-12
Mistress 0lenare.

4
| A yirtuous woman is MISTRESS Glenare-
or. a. least, SO the world in its judgment would
With an orderly walk and a c,,cumsnect air
She never DEL arts from the popular way.
Every word that she speaks is we'll meaanretl
Her friends are seleeaed with scrupulous care;
And in all that she does is her prude nee dis
For a virtuous woman is Mis- stress al. mare,
Fer youth has departed, and with it has fed
The Impulse that gives TO the blood a new
Which oitentimes turns from the reason II head.
To trust to the wisdom OF God in the heart.
THUS the robes of her purity never are stained,
And her feet are withheld from the pitfall and
snare;
gained
0, virtuous woman is Mistress Glenare.
Her words are like arrows, her tongue Is a rod;
she sees no excuse for the evil within,
But condemns with the zeal Of a partia.ist God!
On q background OF darkness, OF sorrow ana
Her own reputation looks stainless and fair:
so she bulids up ner fame, through her neigh
Q, virtuous woman is Mistress Glenare.
she peeps and she listers, size watches nd waits,
Nor Satan himself is active than she
To expose in poor sinners the faults and bad
Which she fears tina. tie Lord might not hap
o,, pen pen n to see =, ,,,,, os. ,,o ,
Wnen the FitneT OF Spirits looks down rom
On the good and the vii, the fyail and the fair.
How must ne regard, with part cal0r love
This virtuous woman-good Mistress Glenare!
., Mistress Glenare! in the drama of life
You are acting Very respect able part;
You nave known just enough Of its ens ious strife
To deceive both the world and your own fool
ism heart.
But say in some nome Mt Of clear common sense
Did you never in truth and sincerity dare
To ask the plain question, aside from pretence.
Glenare?
TIE glory of God has enlightened their eyes:
And the robes Of your Righteousness do not SUI
To cover the lack OF true love in the heart.
You look shabby. sand filthy, and ragged and
mean
Even with those You condemn you but poorly
Go, wash yor in Charity till = ou are clean:
You will change for the better, dear Mistress
Glenare.
Your thoughts have been run in the popular
mould,
Like wax that is plastic and easily melts:
You are neither yourself. nor yet any one else.
OF tender compassion forgiveness and love.
Your nature has not respectable share;
You are three parts Of serpent, and one OF the
Very lady proportioned, dear Mistress Gle
Your nOnlest and rurest affections have died,
Like suminer-dred roses your spirit within;
Your heat is grown arid, and scarce Is supplied
With sufficient vitality even to sin.
But would you prove true to your virtuous name,
There = one We commend to your tenderest
care:
That poor sinful woman ts-Nistfess Glenare!
- sscle Dtkt7.