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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-05
SEALED PROPOSALS.


oFTTcn CRY ENeINHER
MenPhis, Tenn, Oct. 6fh, 1854.
GEALFD PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIgEn
- Al this once until the Ttb dey ~ Noveu Der
nsxt. for grading the Landing bsiwesa Jsfsrson
and Nourt sire q, from the west face Of the kuG
70 Front street. The oantracfor 20 snf an hlg3
points on the promenade between JsHarsoa aud
Asrket STREETS, inclusive, g. fhe proper grades
sud 20 I'll all Tow points hin ahs above 30.
.efticd limits, 70 the grahs ssfaishaH hy tas Iio
Beginner. Also, 70 oil Ctulse t.sndlns. aaa
points between the river ard lilo NrsE lima 81 fha
preanenade, a. may ~ required by tho city Fnei
nesr; and all safSrnueas esFih 10 b. dumfef infa
the pond ~ the NAVY Yard Tbs bids FOE the prIes
per cub yard for emitting Of the RiuH hefuasi
jefferson ard Court STREETS. are 20 b. mads aith
The understanding that said price Der yard. lal %
measurement Of the last named cut, s. te ia TnIf
compensation 70 fhe contractor fer the whole fer.
iaFmanes q The works. The namas arr 10 b.
given, in the bids, Of two approved securities g.
the amount 81 one hundred Thousand collars
lslooeool for the faithful Performance Of the con-
tract. All proposals. are 60 b endorsed o. ths
enseiope, fFopossls fer grading Lfuding ir~
tween Jefferson and Court stfeafsm Bids Cor the
eentraet net Ca conformity with the above REQUIRE.
Fnenta will not BE- entertained
Tie Mayor aud COMMITTEES on Pnhiie Landinea
ressrsr the right 70 reject Any all of the rFspo-
sAis.
Average haul is one quarter Of mile.
FRANCIS FOSTER,
oetlI City Engiussr.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-05
HOTEL REOPENED.
Washington House,
CHRIS. HEDDRICH, Proprietor
Cor. sIaia and Third stse
EVANSVILLE, lad.

fFsWB DID, WE'LL EsTABLISHEU, hEB
& u.Hafy-Eaawr Hotel has been closed for seF-
efal areka ndsfgoiug repairs 10 has, during
tbis time, repsntsd inside and eut. has been
throughiy Gtted up, and Ia q great useesura iurl-
lshed With new bells aud iurniture. The pr0pri
tor has made every arrangement 10 rcnder his
house co4yeuieBt, healthy aud agreeable TO the
public.
rhsnktng tho pablo for tlss aue patronage that
for a aaFles ~ scare has bean ~ tended 40 the
Ws=hfnstoH, he Invites renewal 0ftheir custom g.
and Will andearaT 20 have ais table furnished are
the house managed o. way 60 merit their conttu.
ued patronage.
0mnibusa win carry passengers . aHd from
"a upnef iree fat~7
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-05
Instinct In . Dog.

A dog had been accused Of killing
sheep. He and bis master we're very
ond Of each other II was long time
fsre the owner could be made to believe
the i'll report about his favorite At last
be was convinced that poor Rover was
guilty. As be conld not bear TO kill bin.
himself, be came into the room one morn.
ing, and said "Peier you may take the
dog, after breakfast, and shoot him
Mind and kill him dead The dog wa
In the room and heard it. IL an instant
be darted out Of the the room and was
of in straight line No calling or shout
ing could cause him 10 turn his head.
Straight as an arrow he shot across the
lots and went out Of sight Every hour
they expected him back
At night he would certainly come
But no; he never returned MANY
months after this, his master, was rid.
ing on horseback in a Wild, lonely place
just as he came between the bank,
through which the road cut, he saw poor
Rover standing on one OF the banks
His heart yearned toward the old friend
and he spoke to him very kindly. But
Rover's heart was hardened. He gave
one growl, snapped his teeth at bis cid
master, again seampered Oft at the tor
Of his speed, His master never saw him
again Req John Todd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-05
HARDWARE.
GEO. S. S0HHTlG &C.,,
Jobbers and Importers.
Hardware and Cutlery

Our Fall Stock being very
large and complete. we can
offer to our Customers and
the Trade. Goods that can
not fail to please in style
uality and Price. Oul
Stock is now bought for
Cash, and prices reduced
We offer the following In
large quantities:
TABLB CUTLERY, English.
TABLE CUTLERY. American.
TAELE CUTLERY. English.
TAsLE ourLRRr American.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-05

poNArIoN EgLARaEMENr.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-05
Iosb BIIIings's Marshal Dictionary.

JOSH blilinSs's hAi 7HA
nOnluse the dogs Of war"-but muz-
zle the darned critters, ifyou doant soma
1Warr Of Exterminashum this frsze
belongs hOlely to the Kommissars De-
Advance Gar" -tbis is a gard that
We bav tn hav in our armee to keep fel-
lers from pitchin in tn the enema fruut-
wards.
"All quiet on the Potermuck"
shows what perfect subjecshun our fell
lerf are under.
"A successful rade"-cutting oph .
turnpike within the enemss lines, ard
brnring b ind mule and niggers t.
bad.
Reserved Krops'-this, take means
our ophicers who die at tavern stands,
and are stuffed and cent home to bury.
'.Bace Of supplize "-Uncle SamueFs
pocket book.
"Pi ckerts' those are surplus chaps
who are sent out to berry turbacker, and
n see if the kussed Rebels hag got enJ
IAN ARTISTIC" giving the euam;
two chances tn get licked Insted ov oue
"Militry Stratergee" --trying to reduce
q swamp by ketchin the bilyous feys
out oV IT,
"Rekrutin Ophisars" VII
are cent into the rural districts, on fuf
Tough 10 rekrute--themselves
"Armee Rsshuus"--back pay and pre-
served beef
"Qusrtering on the enarns" this fraz
is defancted, because it is contraree {
Hoyls.
"Wsr Hoops"--jus The thing for & be
do; the iujuus useed to give them
"Corte MarsahP--where tina ri misd
meners OF an ophiser so that lie sha
do 70 pronost
parallel lines ARE them kline
lines that never com together.
"Miltara necessia" ---icn ophisaT an
q gallon Of whiski to oy,ry tbresi n 'ate
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-05
ORIGINAL PLAN

Tor. BLOCK AIR.
Tnknown owner, 29xz5 Il en-
Vine sfreet........... --..- -....--. 60 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-05

fable AND TEA sPeoES
TABLE AND TEA SPOONS
TABLE AND TEA sPo0Ns
TABLE AND TEA SPOONS
MILL AND CUT SAWS
MILL AND 4 CUT US
WOOD AND HAND SAWS
WOOD ND HAND SAWS
BUILDERS HARDRARR
MECHANICS TOOLS
BUILDERS HARDWARE
MECHANICS TeoLs.
Suns AND PISTOLS
CARTRIDGES AND GUN CAPS
GUNS ATD PISTOLS
C1BTRIDGRs AND Gun CAPS
PLATFORM AND COUNTER SoALEs
PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES
SCALE BEAMS AND STEEEYARDs
SCALE BEAMS AND sTEELTARDs
GEO Q. SoNNTAG n co.,
No. 10 Main street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-05
ACARD.

The Undersigned having sold out his sntirs stock
q Reads Made Clothing, and GsntiemeEs' Fur
nishj0z Goods, AID retired from the business
hereby expresses his gratefal scknowisd gsulsass
Il his numerous friends and customers Tor their
pass patronage So literally extended 20 hin, ans
would respectfully rseemmsnd Msssrs. Taylor 4
C, wao have succeeded i'm in the business, sad
WHO Ara new prepared t. furnish - their eustoaa-
ssa every article il theiE lie, CT the very hssf
quality and ~ tbs nssst ssvrrAkls pzices-
AuSso Il. LYON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-05
PPEE ENLARGEMENT
LOWER ENLARGEMENT.

Lot Block Amt,
Baker, william, undv. hf Of
5sT e. Of wharf property
below DIvison strest..-4. I........... es Is
gzfng, @. & W. c.. NV balance 10 81
Keller, D. O., lot Of Kroands
bouuded On the ssst b.
Leat St. ca the aast By an
alvey and On tie south
eat by. -...-................ ss.....-.-. 2 IS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-05
Blankets and coverlids
REMOVAL.


Thus. G. MAuHEE
HAS REMOVED MS Wholesale MANU-.
4 featuring Embellishments 20 80. 3 FIRST
STREET, below y lain. uc has large aud Gle.
gtut assortment Of Home made Work. ~ Are a.
the finest, guaranteed - "gsod ss the best. Z" eud
or sale as " cheap the cheapest" and q ifItia
cheaper.
His cntire stock r. consisting Of ane Rurry,
Coach, aud Carriage Harness, Light Trnttiug,
Heavy Wagon, Dray, and Exprssa Harness. Sad
dless In endless variety. Brides Of all kinds in
say qusntity, Collars, airths, Surcinglcs. Check
Lines. Military Work, in short everything in
his line, Gvum a Hamu strap 20 " Monitor Sad
die has been manufactured under his imma-
date supervision, by skilltul and experiences
workman, and q now offered 10 the trade az
EASTERN PRICES Being able to compete sue
gessfully with anything 10 tie market, in sty le,
haiah, durability, and price, he oaly asks n trial
Call and examine for your-elvea APPS
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-06-04

re juSenpli@en Rei3e rapur9 peruo@ldl
iiet ptrpen 10 Stbt nut, bieie uniere Sit.
te babin, bab Cure Grceleni ftd MID
ferner anmabe, cine @ittme an einsr
lungen Mann 3u perbeiratben, bic all,
Mdb6tn utriorst iinc, oper eaB Elm,
5trafe 3ur SatiSfaetion bofir. paB 4,
uniere Greibeiteu beeintrd1tigt baben, Don
ibnen erboben tperpe unb ebsnfalIs Don
jepem Sun8seieuen. ter cine @ittme bet,
rotbet. Der 9robe Na@tbetl fir uns
Mdpdtn ii, toB rte Dittpen pur@ ibr
;upcrfomn1enpes freies Benrbmen bic
lunsen Wdnner tpeeldleppen unb ponn
nod ote Gftelfeit beiBen, ibre @erbienffe
lber cie unirieeu 3u ftelen, mas bod Elm
10 GROCER 8etrus sesen bic Mdnner, als
aesen uns IL, bte mir tur9 un(ere I'm.
l9ulc ben 0or3us baben iouten.
Dies TT Gm. GreeQenS Grpdeuna bee
mltbi9it tmpfoblen, unp mir armen Wldc<
den percen paidnbulpi9ft INNER fir
Gm. Grceuenj beten."
go lautet bic petition. Sb Ge erfpls>
reid Selpeien, pb cte bble @ittfrautn
wirtlih fir pas @egldnappen Der Sung
9eieuen seitraft, pb man QeBteren aneebal,
ten, erit ben Ne6ten rer Wdp9en @eniiz
&c su tbun NQes pae f6nnen mir nidt
asen - beute 3u Sage pGrcen ober ppbl
aub bic ameritanilden Mdpden lieber
,uelammt alte Sunefern, ebe fe 70 cine
pom 9taptl lieBen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-06-04
Cine aunafrauen BittfArift.

Menn jeBt Elm Wdbben NIT einem
jungen Mann 8efanntlhaft onfdnet, 70
sttt es touienD Rsseln fit iit, mas fib
f9idt unp nidt fhidt, pab ile tas aebnte
Mal ibre rehten @eranten nibt ousjpre
den tann. llm iolte DinBe baten I'D sss
olten Mmerifanrr MID. aetlmmert, unp
Der luftieeBeneie eapcn 1T cine Bit,lnrift
Der Mdrden pom Gbarleiion in SIDsGas
rolinu al, Zen tomoligen @ouperneur
Sobnion Mnno 1898. Das ionceltare
Mt.tnfld lautete fplseupermaben. SO 1T
pte btmilbiae petitionsn alltr NIT tbrtut
Namen unter3eidneten 9un9frauel,
.s5inieual mir. bic peulltbise1 Bitt.
ileQerinnen IN fi,lenl ftbs1 Ireland clildtn
@emltbsaufanbe il,n,- -nitpeil mir febsn
mdiIen. Ipie alle ST ssel.' lien blinb IN
ben Ge1sln Der 8ittt liiaeu unp un(e.<
- sts
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-06-04
Bcllctriifiic)es
Tnr's 1atcrlanb.
8rsi ned 50. Eull.n Brsants @eei&t

Our tontrp's fall."
Wes nit Ter Mrt! ten epaten font,
9air auf tsm Jele ben i@peren pFus,
Die Bi6fe II Elm bsT'rsr bort
Sir bid. zen Mrme itart seuus.
Ole 1anb. bic ipnii biz Gebfr bitlt.
Sie fibre iest bas i&neib'se sdpert,
llnb wsr in gd&ern font sepablt,
Den tras' ,ar 9alaat Sas mutb'se pisrs.
Das 8aterlane ruff: sort !! ,um aries..
9Do Slut auf eriinsr Wisfe fisbt!
gertbeisigt bort bic Mtpublit,
Mus Der fir Gu9 tas Slid entfprieet!
S9pn iprinat be. 1einb nit Niatt empor.
Den au pernidten lit stnieint.
Mit @ntb fiiirst Ct fd fiibl, btrspr,
Muf! Qabt aerlamsttesn urs hen Gtinb y
rSbr Manner, iiarf toie GiSeubols,
llnbepslam. unttfdit.erli&,
9br auf sic bartt Mrtsit no!3,
Sbr tampfet fettr Iitttrlid.
Der Mrm,. her iiineR bic art nod i&wans,
Gr i9leub're G,len in bic 3ttbeu
Dec Jsinbes. Stbt. idun fiebt Ct bang.
Dts Sies. ef mnete Guer itin."
suno Sbr. bic SIR auf oif'nsm Q'eer
Die 8ruit tem Sturm entsesfnfrast
Muf, ereift aud Sir isgt gum @ewebr,
Sgr Mdantr, Bic nsn nit 1ersast.
Stebt mie Der Se:ltn, her rem @1ifi
Sid trosis of tntseB niftlt;
3aiammsu tilest Strsin @iff,
A:s cen, bes 1einrss Ma9t aerf4aQt."
rSbr aud. bic 6iitien tcrt se5aus,
30 fern Der raldt Siscm ens1prinst.
Sbr frmmt, auf bic mfr ffets strtraut,..
Da jeBt bes ganses Nuf erilinst
unb ME bic @trGm. idredlid {d6n,
@tnn iie pom 8egen nnseiamrut.
G. sann man ftpis Cub ,ifpfn lsb'n
unpiseritsblid in Gas 6ele.a
Nur Wen'ee tpartn's, ii. bas ganb
Boz 1yrannei einit tiibn b,frtit,
Dod mir iiro g,ele! 6anb iii 3anb
Grptdsu mir bic alte 3sit!
aaf. fir bas 9anb 70 reit 70 f9In!
t1nb S&las auf sG'as lei jeBt sefibrt,
Bisbab bic Menf4beittses1tgl
DabRt&tu. s Breibeittriumpbirl
(N.-y. Mbo3.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-06-04
Sine 9faebt beim Si9er in
MitbniDab.

Aus stn gn.nsr u. geltsfrsunt ). s. Gmant.
(@tlub.)
Das Spiel beeann. Gs mar tas
dblide Garo, 100 Seper auf cine, auf psm
Itlht often lissenpe 8arte leBt, unb Der
8antier ouS rer 8ldle cine aarte mad
Der anrtren siebt unp in ;tpsi 6duf1en
spr ii9 bin leet. Qinfs fdut fir Bic 8ont.
rebt6 fit zen Spteler. Die GinIdBe
naren anfanss flein unb pariirten ron
s:ntm bis 3u finf Dolla,s; ielten ftieeen
lie iu ben eriten awet Stunpen auf sebn
Dollar. Der Mlte idisn bielen Mbenp
ped 81 baben, penn er perlor. Muftin
mar pss 9lidli6fe. Seine Warfen pcr
i'm bauften f6 beceutenc. Sbsleid er
menig ipra6, unp hann tlur leiie unp ge.
la1en, 70 3etste (sin @siidt te1 bic 9d<
ptnlhaf.libteit, nit pelber er baS Splel
nerfplBte. @temart 9e,pann aud, aber
ibien innerlib rubiaer menn ibpn dul>
lerltd bewestsr. n3mei auf ,titlen S.,
Mig pter ouf piele Sieben unp unb
einen ouf pieieS 49," oGiinf aempnnen
3wst perlorer," n5eute feBen mir
Gu6 ju, &i6ter, -" rgDieberpetrcf1en -"
.6er pamit," n8ieper slldli6, -"
v0ercammt" unit 10 idnatterie Ct
iurtpdbrenp 3miiben cas- Spiel. Die
anberen Dret lpraden gar ntdtS unr
l9ienen bel ibrem Spiel ,rerer 3u ee,pin<
nen, nod III Serlieren.
90 mo9te es nngefdbr cine Stunbe
mad Mitterna4t Beluorpen fein, Ia brad
ra6 Spiel am anrersn Glide auf unb
na4rsm bic Spitlenren ibre Martsn utt
pem Banfitr oesenieitis ausseptdf.lt
batttn, entfernten iie ii9 Giner nod BEN
Mnptrn. inceu fe nod oprbe, fur,e 3ei1
BEN Spiele an unierm Iifhe iufaten
Bolp maren mir ollein. Die feurioer
@etrdnft, NIT lpelden mir I'M rei1li1eu
Maes bepient nurren, batten bos BLU
| ldon erbibt. Der Alte fab mad fetne,
ubr unp als er eben ipiecer bic &ortsr
milhte, mart er, balb fhelmii4 ld9elnb
pte Bemertuns bin: rGS 1T fdcn ipdt
unb BET Sbrem furdtlamen Spiel, mein
berrtn, unp ben Hetnen GinldBen tan,
| i1 mid beute ni6t mebr repangiren."
! Dieier Gunfe 3dntet tet Mufin. Sd
tonnte ieinem Muae aniebsn, pab Ct I'D
beleipiat fii5lte. Ct tpcllte lrcper fir fei,
nod fir einen @etsbals selten. St per
bpppelte. perereiiadte, nersebnfadte feinel
G,nias. Ssin sluas ipribte feberiid
unp iein MntltB dber3os cine e1lbredsnc
MarmorbldiIe. St naste immsr meb
unb iebte immer b6ber, nit lpe9isluteu
Glide. Nir Alls bemertten ss, cab Il
J btsiem Menlden cine pl6blt6e Derdnber
un8 ncrBeson8en. Gterart rsr Mufi,
9enau fannie, iu9tt mir ipdttr, bob I
4 tbn ME 70 eeieben babe, pbBlei@ er 81
. NIT ibu. am ititen Glide seipitlt. Bal
Reate es fi& tlor beraus, tob In feins
Spislnutb Muiin Il, Elm ralentee Beti
ipiel NIT hem Alten fid eiaselail,n. step
art lsstt talp nidt mtbr. au9 bie an
bern rrei @pislsnten b5rtfn ouf. Muffi
uno rer Mlte maren np9 Die Ginsiasn, n
ipislten. Spra1lo6 laben fi@ bic Bel
]. ben eeeendber. Iie 3d8e tes Alte
,paren talt. iteinern 8eporcsu, nur IN it
nem Au9e elibte Elm unbeimli@es Gina,
!, ros mid ben Meni&en fdr@ten mo9t
St s(hten btrielbe Mann nidt 80 iiin, d
uns bei Iiidf 70 leutleliS unttrbielt. G
elt@ mebr teul Naubtbier, hoB ein ii@
/. re Dpfer pr f6 bat uub Cd fben ~
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-06-04

@rcBer
Grppid- uuo Gaptttu Gastn,
Nys. 225, brittle 9tra6e. Rssers Blsd,
st. NauI, Minn.
Bs1dnbie sOrratbis cine srcbs MusuabI
Ieppfbe Seltlder. Matraben. Genfters
8orbdnBe, Rculsaur, Btttfeeern.
Iopete,t u. {. 10.
Neue @uter lanaen betanbis an, unb werbeu
70 biQis mte nSsli& serfauft.
: 30t-1Y. X. p. Streng.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-06-04
Gin unterbrosbenes 4osb5eitsfett.
(Gpi{ctt In ter gfla9fruns GtArItatcns)

Die pidens fnb befannt cine Der fol.
3eilen unp rsi&ilen Gouilisn Siir, Garolis
na's. Sit boben ft.t5 einen berporrassn>
ben Antbtil an Der Rt9itrun9 bee StAat8
Aenomuttl, unb bsi ptu1 Muebrude Ger
8fbellicn, Die jebt ras einit 10 9lldlide
2ano Amfrifa's NIT 8lut unp. Summer
erflut ein Drittsl cer llptiden Staatfn
IN sint Dilrni6 unb ibre einli freunrlib.
en- Stdrte IN S6uttbaufsn nsrpanpelt
bat, ftoubtn Ne pidens III ben trllen Nti.
ben rer gsrl@n6rer. glamsntli@ aei9,
,eie, f@ Giner bon Der Damilie, Der a,.s
Set be- usbruSfs ber RebtlIion Sou.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-06-04
y d E g $ al q
Trtg @mmert,
Gde Der Bai6inetpnz II. Drttteu Ctr.

J @vVVs s'00HTVFFUKpFt~ H-SITIIFNSEE- u
ct. paul, Winn.
Dem seebrten publifum bic ereebenits Wn.eiee,
pap i@ ppn nun ab ifets bersit bin, ,ns;ne,r per.
tben @dten nit allen @prien Gspaarsa, ais
s9iHten unb 3unse> Shneiser mns airaburoer
Rd5e, 9arbinesu unb ntarintrten 5drineen u. aiIen
Arten 9Durffen tn neinem @alon atIf.uuartsu
Des8let4sn balte i'd tets sprrs1sta: @ue @pr
ten tetne eiausure, ppraisliae Giearr.n unb
s5eltes 3a9erbter 2 @Ias fir 5 Gents.
60 Aub siebts tehsn gprmittas stpas euna.
iris EN- mart
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-06-04
u r b etter- $ alIe
0{b S Sirfler.
- 1ff&H @ frn 4 q nennn;;Le. \ -, n -

Drtttt Strabe. seseniiber Der prssbstsrfan-
Rirbe, ct paul, Minn.
Ote uebesnahme eieses beliebten gplss .QcfaIss
biermiteempsretrten pntlifum mittbeiIeuc, seiaeu
,pir anslei9 erssbenft an, bab mir in unf.rm Cd,
loon nit
Butem 9aserbier 2 Olas fir 5 Gents,
alien Gorten 2ifGren,
auen Speilen une fsiuen @igarreu auf,upartes
i'm @tanbs lIne.
EGfh II GIrsTe,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-06-04
epmfprtablea psutl9es
IS a t. unb Sc . It + a II 8
3t1m WtinueiptnsghnI.

sort Strabe, nabe Dent 0lpdenbaus.
Der unter3eibnetf frIaubt 6biermit, bic quf.
mertlamteit bes einbeimii9en uns auspdrtiae
peatl9en pnblitums auf lein net. unit bsoueu,
tinseridtstes Sat unb aofbaus su lenfen,
in psmlelbtn Tutst Der .p.rtbe @aif bic aIIer.
:rtuneltgi ite unb bi!lisite 8ebifnuns, reinlides
sae'e, gnte Fplt. tur3 NIes, pas in elmer aaifdn.
etgen 291rtpi9aft bsanIprudt perten fam.
@9nte staunne befnset fR sbenfals beim Seuls.
Oas Strepen ees untersei9neten it Die &uer>
teanuns berer, bic eibn bethren.
Sbepbcr S-amm
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a. THE
INWF20TA STAATSZEITUNd,

Maentsn :. s,.inn. Staats3eitums. :
0snssYIsN, oer. u. gnd Jun.
0tp lllm anS Brown Country ST.. 5prlsr,
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Ginlabunest Brief.

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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-02

HThst party has never been in symps-
thy with slavery OF opposed to it as an in
stitution. Il leaves the question entirely
with the States interested has always
been its doctrine, and tits seardinal point
in its faith to-day"
81 says the Chicago Times Of the Demo
cratic party. Il occupies position Of
beautiful neutrality. It divests itself Of
all sympathy and al opposition. Slavery
is an inoerporssI, indsstructible instita-
don, grated into the. Constitution. No
wsr, no rebellion, can drive it from its
strong sntrsnohnents. It the midst Of all
the fierce encounters Of the Republic with
the monster treason, slavery sits snthroned
upon the Constitution, enjoying the spec
tsele with the most serene cOmplscency.-
The Democratic party in the meantime
stand guard about the sacred idol, lest ruth
less hands shall strike down the hideOus
DsgOn.
How holy missiOnI How beatifo a
future awaits these Priests Of the temple,
who 50 sscredly guard the institution tOl-
Grated by the Constitution.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-02

The Richmond letter of the London
Times describes in glowing terms the
plenty which reigns IN that eiIy-the guam
titles Of venisOn, canvss-bsck ducks and
oysters, and the vigorous preparations
making for the spring campaign. The
three Generals, Lee, LOngStrset and john
ston, sre described ss bosom friends, acting
in perfect harmony. General Morgan had
been received with an ovation, and every
regiment Of his newI command has ap-
pointed regimental barber to crop the
hair Of every Federal prisoner as close as
their Generals hair. was bsrbered in the
Ohio Penitentisry. General Hood has re-
covered, and will take the field with a
wooden leg and some sort Of mechanical
arm. The correspondent thinks wooden
legged Generals are hard to beat. They
are not likely to run.