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Mon er;dblt IL ciel Mbertbeuerlide5
ron Der @eitliden2eitaaree ces afrifani>
ldeu Syranneu, hes G5nias Ycn latpz
mey; es lsi uns paber eelfattst Elm @ei=
tenitiif aus Ter reutlhen 6ofeeididte
;u lisfern, ea5 3par feiueemess 70 tlut=
lriefsnp nie bic 9lte jenes aftifanilden
gntufraten, cafiir aber pefo ersSBlider
1T uno Elm 9i1t auf bic Sitten Der peutz
lden 65fe Yor tunpert Sabren rpirft.
Der Beluder Der Start Garlsrube
fam, tuenn er + Sam errfber5pDlihen
@eiicen;idlpiIe aufiteut, bic { 9entbimli.
dc 8sphadiung MAIDEN, raB rer Walp
binttr psm 9dlo0t nit itinen ,wsiuncs
rreibig Durbbauen unp rie8Start lelnit
spr rsnl Shlr0e nit itren mebr uno
mebr auseinanoersebenosn StraBen einen
fdderartis seipaltenen &reis bilpen, in
pef1en Centrum chen ra5 S9lce f9 BE-
| ftnpet.
Dor nun fat $50 Sabren mar spn
tieIem Dpppelfd6er nod nidts nerban>
ben als bas Saepldlob i'm Mittelpuntt
an refen portal bic Snidrift, mel9e be,
3abrinaer 96we trdst, uns folsenpe aus,
tunft 9tebt:
Nnnu 1715 mar i'd Elm 8alc. be
wilten fbtere Mufentbalt. Gin 2iebba.
bsr per Matur wpllte bier IN ber @tiQ
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-08-06

Cine eepiGe Nnsabl oieler rsi;encsn
9eibBarre bate tdslib wedlelre!is zen
I!enit bel ieinsr Yetlon. Sic muiten i'm
owobl bei Eafel bepitnen als nit i'm
ausreiten> sur Saep aeben> i'm auf yteiien
bealeiten, uno ieine NbenpfuNoen ersBt>
LID MAIDEN.
Sn Der Wabl rieler ieiner 2ln,ascnen
betuncete her "toue Ma:fraf" eteulo oiel
@elbid ols Oelbmad. Mue WGed2en
batten Elm isDr biitlde6 Aeugeyes, bie
msiiten waren pibis unp perl,anosu su
mutetrsn unp su tan5en, aub &cnibrif
3u lpieltn.
Gaf jepen 9lbeno fubrte cine 9lnsab!
Ger Mma;onen imStaloBtbsater &cnserte,
Sdouipiele, Spern uneSaQst!e auL jsfsn
6efaQ peronltalteien le in Der Sdioez
fapelle eine ssiitlide W'uiif , cena Ger
,tolle 0rof" mar in leiuer WeiIe ouh
iromm, lisb it6 ale Dicrseu Gin paar
&apitel aus Der Bibel porleien, lcsar sr~
pref gum 0enuB pes NbsnrmabIs sinsn
preciesr aus TrandS Stiftuus su oaue
fommen, Dafur erbielt spar 9luaup
6erma n nT1anfe I'M Sabre 1926 non
&1nig 6riecrid Dlilbelm |, ycn Nrenbsn
rie &abtnsts Srcre uben Yreri9sr,
welGer Dem @rafen &arl cos bell,oe
Mtenomabl sebe unp sualsid approbirc,
pab Ter Warfraf Siele Jrauensinmer bal,
te, erltlid eariiter 3ur Stepe ;u iteusn.
Die Nmasonea Sorls fiibr!eu eil'
duberit 9emd9li9 2sben, fanoen atsr
aud untsr elmer Wrt tlDlterlider GIaullr,
uno purfsen nit feinem Wanne rersn.
Der Marf9raf fontrollirte ie auf eiue
orisnelIe Meiie. 9lus feinsn 3immsrn
liefen ~ piels &lin9el;lse. ols Nr'a;oren
potbancen truren nod reu Sei!en.
Serer &!inselsu9 trus ZEN Nams1t unp
eie Nummern per tetrsHsncen slmoscue
yfun scg Der Marfsraf balo BEN einen,
balc Zen anrren Glin9elsub purauf cie
@erufene lofprt gum Dinit cper sum Ses
wei5. cab lic IN ibrer Belle let> erld9sinsn
muiten.
6attc &atl Isbr l9ls9te Qaune 70 entz
pidelte ild ;wil lden 1einsn &abinet uap
rem Sleitbu!me Elm fDrmiihfsQGettreuneu
6uIaren unp 6eipuden ltefen bin unD bsr
um Dem Nuf oes Sultan5 uno Generals
Tolge Su !eilten.
Damn fap' e6 ypobl rpr toB Der Mart<
graf bic Gr1dienenen barl6 rsum Isuisl
eben" bie6 ccet gar. niht5 laate, wprauT
baum rer tpeitlibe 2eitbuiar ltresmal nit
fofettenl 6ounaur unp bsimlihen Na|saz
rimpien fh fill MEIER entfernts.
Die 5pfleute be!esten Die 9artenmiaoe
lein nit turiolen Nanmeu :Suntsr Siss,
en- unp Setden, &Ornet Sptte, Wahtz
meifer 8ar line &edere ,purcen nod
1atiril9er uno beseibneten uuter rer t6auD
bic 9lmasonen, pie Der %oirte lsine sez
b1rnten Gbiert auf rem 0eneinoeanaer
ais "trauue Siele," nlbwar;e >0anne>"
vMuB" unp "Sdede" u. I. ~. 2aut
pu1fte jerod FOLDER Sprtt nidlt weroen.
Der Wlarf9raf mar tn pisler 8ssisbuns
bart uno raub. Scrie ct Scoeu, rsr
feline auerpins5 (ebr unbsbplfcne 9ansnil!s
perlppttete, pbne Wetterss uuter 1teisbe
1eden Lief, 70 lise er oud ieoen Gp6ttsr
uno Bsleipiser lsincr weitlihen eeibgorcs
smey uiAt untsr rielelte itedsn, aber rcd'
anperpeiti9 lreRs teltrafen fiihT'e aud
oft bic NeitpeitlGe a!S b5hit ei9eRbdnpiz
9e5 Styai imittel.
0eeen biz einselnen Mlitsliscsr isircr
prisineQen 2sibsorre mar er 70 unpars
teiild, rab er td9!ib ros Scos e,tltbci.
ZEN Lief, weldDe furmell ais Uaopytiln Ds!s
ten lollte.
Gd,IuE frInt
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-08-06
--.s. .aI THE
IWWFS0TA STAATSZEITUWG,
4 WEEKLY PAPER.
DubisI.ed bya II. Il. KlEFER.
81. PAUL. :: MINNEsoT>.
Price $500 peryear.
y Haerteu :. xsD.inn. n.Staatss seituu9.

Maerteu :. ~W!iun. Staatsseitung."
Deussr1pu, Sstr u. Bud jun.
Wsp lllm une Brown COUNTY 6r. UprFer,
81. ptsrune Nierlst 9ty %. Sltimnltl
81. Intouy .Wiiuu;app!ie, Srtbu. Huublaag,
Carver ct. Rult,
N,utatu 5srr Sufus $. 5artmann.
5la uaterunp s4olbinstcn Sty 81. oGtfTer,
NNinona uuo aDiupua 9ty Sr. slider. .
8suacpaiu 5trr 6rsAss. ScYoeri!eot.
Huribault, 9ticc g., Scrr GjptIlr. 0ltds"ltsin.
Nsat5 Gambling, .. Ouerrs.
Nso 2Eine, 5srr Jpbn 5rierrit.
oS ltalbaw, Werrg 5Mbcr.
u SrpIe, 5err 5sil.
YuHatp City, 9Eisc. Or. StHstler.
Jtibarc Scps, SwAtrEna.
0r1nt Yidlsr, Sssinstpn.
Nodfurc, @riebt &c., Subn Suss|d'sr.
9Silton, gSaiera Co.. Sul. Minacs.
9Em. aietsuappi, Cannon Gity, WiaN.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-08-06
Sdlu6 fclst.

CINE SUR ala Or. Eilene
bart. t. Das g. g.. Seurna! fhgeit: ::
Der @cusreG pat in letner gSeisbeit trz
itlcisn, ras Iabafz, rslp. Gisarrsnzgcz
lddit sur meltsneen Sub gu .absn, unr
peebalb cine iclde 8eiteuerung setiiial,
cae ras arme G'eldHpf ZEN sltbsm auf>
attsn muetr. Die Driis nor cine su
(tarts ; rer Yatient frnnte iis n'dt reltra=
aen. Die Gtsarrenz 6atrifaticn in 9isr
Yort unr anDersu pldgen bat anfSebII!,
unp 1aulenrs pcn fleigisca 9euten liur.
aybeitelo5 scmprpcn. Wtllioneu ron
BetrietazGopitol lie9en nprlduf9 tyat
Die 9incpln'id,e Safe miro, 70 lpcit risier
@eldaftssweis in Setradt fpmmt nibl
au;usrobe Ginnabmen rerlpiiren. Gi=
sarrer, ,pelds lit, Sprisen Wpnat su $45
9clisfert we'osn tonnten, mji1t11 lei!esm
paS neus @eleg in Graf # trat, nit mime
items 800 tssoblt perpen. N!it ouoersn
Norten, Die GiDarrc, welds man Ypr NC
nisen zaeen nit 5 Gents besahlts, toltst
ben 9tauher nunn,ebr oa5 rpppslts.
Die @isarrsn<8otritaaten itelien bic
Tatrifatipn Elm bic &auttsr werren cos
Nauben einitellen n'ilIen. Sdon che
pteie wabninnise 8etsucruna Yeriiiet
wuroe, mar es faum nSsl;tb, fiiy iduez
res 0slp (rsip. Sbinplatere) cine aan1b-
eyno raudtarc Gtsarre ;u eibaltsn.
@olp su 270; ein cncrmsr 3oll ouT in,
pprtirtcn Getat; borrenre Yreiis ieIbil
fir inldnoilden Iabat; slrteits'pbn uns
eas Ireifahe Seltisaen unp hirysu ned,
cine 8efeuerung oon nabesu 100 pro
cent auf ben 9Sertb pe5 faerisirten s|vtis
tels = mem iou pa niht Ter 2ppe.it an'
@iBurren Nauden ccer oie!mebr Cigar
ten 3aufen serSebcnb
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6. SabrgQ1lg.

Die jlllnne(pta Staats5citun0,
sds DC, OrittsM uns 9S ba baw-
StraBs, eiue Irspps bpb,
,lAeint ieren Samita9 unc fptet swei
D,u. per Sabr, IN %prauSte;ablun9.
n,slnsNu mern fpfen5 5 Gents.
.... ScbinDuu9cn.
a,ruutren tanu man 81 irssnn elmer 3eiteea
t,br,s;,vt, :puuen bis psu, announcement Yrrau<
as,,upsn !tuMmcra ni9tna1selanet weresu.
Der 5utls,iptiens= Srsras fam inNptsnir-
ss1s siuer su1cu Saut sinssibidt weresn.
y. lN:an 0elo in rssiltyirten 8rieIeu YER
Iorsu ssbt, tasen MIR psnGsrlnlt; co1 niht in
UwsaNtrirttr 9ritfsn.
:lue Rinbsi!unssn, G's!se: ". I. ~. Vns su
ao>reliiren:
.:a 81. st. &icfer, vEt!ilbsr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-08-06
Doctor &Dfeuf,

Geburt5bs!fer Spsrateur, 3abn= unit
Nusen> Mr;t.
Nimmt aus aranfbsiten rss mdnulihsn I'm.
psitlihsn Gjsihfsbts in 9rr une ssripr.6t II
umtbtiser Sebanplnus aud b., SsermSaeNsser'
blltuis Armsr su terildli9tiecu.
Offcc; Gcls Der Dri:ten unr Minns1cta Rrak-,
Sprsdjtunren: Son 8 Ubr Mpr9eus bis ub,
Notni1ta95.
NsEeen;: Jcr:lfrabs, uabc Grey's @iore.
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Sru csGiIus inynf

HP.1 @.EEIINs N3NNEt
.5rEt- STabe, nube rgnI 2NlHa tNTcs EHau,g
ct. paul, ~! tIutlgIa.
Eaa Aan;eNdna Il 2ur1Iuc rcup9Iti. .jFfuHG.
iltAe anp hequsmc S!n9mc1 itstsn tJGEllitcn Huc
ctn;cInsn percusn ;ur Iis2otttcn
ls=g 5ar sute SlaIIuNB Il; cpeEl,u9 u.;i's
yeIit iciprat.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-08-06
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ez& Dtutl0e Mpptbefe
VS. ppu
a-S Nau1 Micecr,
Ori ts CTR unterbalt BEN vGmpirs Slpd, "
ct. paul, Winn.
Urps uno Rleiutdntlsr in Drusuen uns
Nppt tfcrmaaren Yatenneoistnsn Yar=
Tiirmerieu> Iplette- Nrtifeln, @artuu>Sel Wlfr-
Dol, STOP unb 1arbenltpNsn psylAeeener Art, ~
mie iImmtlihsn Nrtifsln fir Srauereisn
ais Rprfen, Sauientlais &c.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-08-06

Der ltntrrscibuste sr!aatI id
nsrtinmtett hes cirDeimild'fE
osHsIbsu 4utiituua auf ictr
siugsrihtetca GAIT uuo Aoi
,}u nemls!hen lInoet Sc
frsunptial.e uno tiuiar
0esis, bUie Acit, fur; Nis".,
eiacu 9Sirtblbeit tcauirruli ..
Cute S'aI;ung teiiures sh-
0as S0irctel cca lln!s:sci
senHu,,9 osrcr, pic i'm bech
5
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Srieinalrdtbicl Der etaatsss;tuna.

Srieinalrdtbicl Der Gtaatssei.una.
3.
Gutbstabcarat)5tI.
ST meine eriten 5 Der lhpanfe &abn,
@u iesr i& trdumeuo bin auT fsubssv
8abu.
Spri9t man in meinsn lestsn 2'n bid
ali,
So Jag: vMein 5err, Sie fno Elm 0rpz
bian."
llnp 1nst cas fife Stertsliee cs1
S9wan,
&rdbt nit inn In bic @ett' Der OSdsl.
y babn.
@te f@ bent oft per tummlte Yaptan
Gar meine Z ba!t. >, bplper @abn!
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0e,.ti6e Apptbefe

<-. - Oeltitbe Apptbefe
Or. n. y. jAiIltt,
~ @bemifer unp Dru9ift ,
ct. Mntpuny- StraBe, 3wilaen @meriean< unn
aSiuslpw= 9oMle,
Ct. Vaul. Minne1 ta.
uuterasiAncter ieB! bas peretrts Yutlitum IN
Nenntnib, CAP CT pvn ieyt at III leinsr Sfiies sls
Smpiuna nit iriidem selunbem 5tpN pprn!mmt.
DsssleiGen bat er frilben G5arten- 0ras"une
Slumcnamcn crbaltcn. Or. Miller.
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JrtB Gu1ln
Gde Der Waibinstpllz II. |
ct. Yeu!, 90 III

Dem scebrtrn gutl;fum o:;ersct,
oob i'd Wy: nun at itets bercii bin, !.
them GjGItcn nit ausN GCrten 5Ema,.
Sssinten unb 3unge. SG,msj;el urr Vim.
aaif, <oaretnss mn marinirten o6rill8en II. a:...
9rtsn gSurltsu iii metnsm Saen aNf;unnrfcri, :,
0essleithsn haltc id, lteta ,crr6:biq. @Qf Sgr
tslt Fsinf Slansure, Scrsiia!id5s Giaarren uni
:8citcs 2aaerhier 2 @Ios fir 5 Gfnte.
Ss~ &Nb sisbts jecsn @orulittas st.pas g.,ura,
Jyig 6 III inert.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-08-06
> Ni6t SIT Uberieben!
DIT. Ruoolpb Alberti.

Sffics: Dri:tc @trabe, in @iQius
Yrp. ii. Ouubar's Yanfsetiupe, 2repfe bod.
5pre 4 unbeu: Won SO ubr Mcr-
gems, pou Il bis 2 ubr @iittags uuo Spn bis 8
llhr 1lberbS -.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-08-06
lsutDr. sSp{ei,

lsutD1. SSDIei.
G1fe oct sNaba t5an@ uuQ 4tgn GtraE9
ocn ~. 2Irsc l,eilngr.
sieu srpaui, gcr0Imi3. nit hptsH uEG TEC..r1-
lt!yeG Smnitrn eerichcn, Iale rtcss CvIG5 ~, -tg-
st t5 Dfin Jtel,eneea n!s hs1riaEsu S7SSuta.:3cr-
sei!en ntbtE gut tstslie!fl NrF UNI tel ti.l&E,1
Ssoic9uns, lcElc sH!s i)sl!aN.t En rti ssa!.
@craumiSc G5tauuns III bri ssm Naai,. mac
csbGab ben 0lrmsrn ndmcntltb II tmgie.lti,
jtricnpe unp eegenOt tpaG WSrrcH .lei 80. i!5a
mad, otr @anouna bsTprptGt. j54
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-08-06

I5S 0ar3 tslpupsss smpieble iA mid fir alls
drouil9e Oanse bsitebe"ce) Nrantbeiten, wis
Brul!>, 5alS= nns SsberaHeetienen, 1ufen,
5awinp luts, allgemeine 9Icrpenldpade,
Nrdmpie. uns 10 weissr; ba id ieIbigs gum &C.
sennance menss beisupsru Stueiums semadt.
Yatieu:eu 0uBerbalt ct. Yaul werren eriudl,
nit mpsliblt senuuer YeiGreituns ibrer arant.
bsit I6 trieIlib an miG 3u weneeu. 3. 3.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-08-06

Dr. s.. &ie9er,
9lrst Wuneorst uno 0sturtebelfer
SfFee uns @pbuuns,
i. 9trabs, ;miidsn 98albinsien- NIB Martet<
lsrabs> 9esenibsr rem GitY~Yarf,
ct. Rau!, Minn.
8rilger unp supsr|diNaer s s}mpffoff
ltets Syrrdbig.
> OfiiceRunre ssMsrssns pom Z his 10,
Naamittass orn bis 3, unp abenbs ron biz 6
1s.ubr. 3O1-tp.
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SadIonirots smiTdiea Ter 4. II. B.,

sssenihsr uGutaTa + .ys:tss.EaGen,
ct. paul, -. gTtua,
Wetner 8T:green upe efsen as,trfE Quill
tIm, bic sIssteGt Ar'2ty1, ca6 10 rICH utueu
1pleaoEsra yaGe!lltr, Z a!reH al etsIasEcsntGm
vlage strHnet lape, 100 idj lai!l una lets be~-
reit le;H psrce, Elgias 8teYncs taIf .4ta asQsTfn
IrntSs!i!atslsn auf5grart:n.
6. q. G5isnQnr.
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LrDBDeut unD 9(leDera / :.

IIDPUtIV UIlD VlUGDH?Il :. :
Aros ariss une arisssitsusr.
NrCb Siceuie ncm Siaoiratbu. liuefe gan,
2rcsesW' eaa nSierle" rar nnc tgeuer.
Arrgecm uuh al Sem &ram
lagfs esr un.erssianets III lciNsr {cnji gans mem
rsltaur;rra Butbihaft,
Ste Stross, seseniitsr Der Sryine Sale,
nit csm Sierpssile tsim IItsn unp SsrfaIFt
nad mie ser
2 G;las f;;r s @1c:.t
scm a[lerbslien r9aserticr", ras in Ct. saul Sit
9aben IT, mas alIsn leinen mertbsn yrsuneen lro
esm Ssbrtsn tsNtl4enpUtlifun, ergfbsnifanssseias
,@pttfriep Y bel.
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3Gisst slJs i.saIeTUf9.% I}ai,

Dert O!rabe, Nabe Dem (NIrGeI-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-03-26

THE EARTH SAFE The Lordon Tines
says mankind are using mp the world too
fast. Incessant cultivation. it is aiiedged.
is stripping the earth Of its coat Of mould.
which cannot be replaced except by re-.
turn to the prineVal forest. There are
facts in existence little Inconsistent with
that very alarming statement The plain
around Berores has certainly been cullur
ed for three thousand years, and is as rich
as ever The country around Damascus
was garden in the beginning Of history
and is a garden now No forest ever re
uewed he soil Of Northern Italy, nor is
the glorious fertility of Asia Minor arli6.
cial. Districts have, il is true, perished,
hut il has always been from human folly.
the cutting down Of trees till the rain cess,
ed and the wells sank. as is now occurring
in some parts Of Upper Iodis. When we
conquered the Punjaub the vast province
did not cont ain one tree, and in thirty
years wonld have become. like the Babylo.
nian desert. q sterile plain. and from the
same cause - London Spectator.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-03-26

A FEMALE TO BE RAFFLED FOR We
have seen and heard Of several quite ex.
tensive Schemes" in connection with recent
Sanitary Fairs, but the hngest yet gotten
up is one mentioned by the Troy Times, as
follows:
Several Young mer, fascinated with the
charms of female attached to the SAM.
'ary Fair, now being held in this city, have
made complete arrangements TO have her
set up in rattle, and have her transferred,
body and soul, TO tie holder of the lucky y
prize ticket. The parents of the female.
who have hitherto sustained most respec'a'
bie positions in society, have consented to
the arrangeuient--so has she, with cool
ness and nonchalance most remarkable in
one whose beauty is most charming, whose
character has hitherto been spotless, and
whose face is stamped with the purify Of 40
ang L. When spoken TO on the subject
there is no visible emotion manifested be
vond that deep and lndescribab!e look OF
resignation which we have rarely seen
eonaled hitherto in the lineament of the
human face The Committee on arrange
n,ehrs have consented to the arrangements.
Thus far the matter has been kept rather
quiet, very little publicity having been Civ
en- to this strange project, except to those
who had a chance to obtain tie facts from
an .'inside view" of the Committee and
their doings. The female is to he at the
absolute and unconditional will Of those
who draw her--her lot ia life to be deiern
ined and disposed Of absolutely by the per.
son who hold the winning ticket. We do
not know the exact age of the female
whose future is to be thus determined by
the "hazard of the die" Judging from
her face, we should not take her To be over
twenty years old. and perhaps younger.
She isa native of the genial cline of 1t
been. as we learn. born there,
bnt OF American. parentage. We have
been put in possession Of her name but
now only disclose the inirials-P N. Il
Her father was a native of Pompey, Onon-
daga county. aud is now most respect able
looking gentleman, with flowing beard,
whose age borders on fifty He was origin
ally a carpenter and joiner and worked in
Utica. Subsequently he was cameo cnt'
ter His fortune rose as he grew older,
and he went to Europe some years since,
spending considerable time in Italy. lie
is now resident of Italy.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-03-26

How To READ SHOULDER SrRAPs.-The
rank and arm of military ofiicere are desig.
mated as follows: The shoulder straps OF
q Major general bear two silver embroider.
ed stars. one on each end OF the strap
A brigadier general has one silver star
only. A colonel has silver embroidered
spread eagle; lieutenant celontl has two
silver embroidered leaves, one at each end
of the strap; N jor has two embroidered
gold leaves similarly placed. A captain
has two gold bars at each end Of the strap;
a 6rst lieutenant one gold bar at each end;
a second lieutenant no bar at all. The
cloth of the strap, by its color. dislin-
guishes the arm of the service. For geo.
era. and staff cficers. it is q dark blue, for
artillery, scarlet; for iufsntry, sky blue;
for rifemen, green; and for cavalry, orange
color. Non commissioned officers are ind,
Gated by chevrens or stripes on the coat
sleeve ia the 70 N Of a letter v. Corpo-
rails wares to stripes; ssrgeants three;
orderly sergeants have lozsnge or dimoad
shaped figure within the angle of the chew
rons. Sergeant msjors have the thres
stripes of sergeant completed into tri-
angle. base uppermost.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-03-26
ASHTABULA o, SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH 2e 1864

ard IL soght, pretends to be peacefu
farmer or bupier, has foifeited his life bj
the laws Of war; but bis color goes fol
nothing He may be shot on sight, though
bis skin may be whittier tbau the marble oI
Carrara.
Our government has been ready to ex
change all prisoners taken in open honora
BILE warfare, rank for rank, man for man,
no matter here born. 1t has earnestly
sought TO have such exchanges US rapid
and thorough as possible.
Up 10 this hour, the rebels have never
exchanged one Of our Bllck soldiers. We
know that several hundreds of them ha We
been captured; we have proof that some
Of these were murdered by their captots /;
The rest, we hope, are still in TIE hands
of the foe. AIe they liable to be slaugh.
tered whenever the arch Rebel shall make
the sign? Or mlst he restore them to u,
in exchange for an equal number of bis
soldiers captured by us, Of whom we have
a supelAuitJ? These questions must soon
be aosSered 1t deeply concerns the head
of the Republic that The practical solution
of The problem they involve shall be consis-
tent with The dictates Of Reason, of Justice,
and of Humanity.
But The negroes are deserters,' say the
Rebels; they ore our property, which hav.
ing some way, fallen INTO yonr hands, mas
been reccptured by us: you cannot require
Us to give it up
No gentlcmell that will never answer.
We have exchanged d Pemberron, Gardner,
aud many Others who abandoned the service
of the Uuion to take up arms for you; and
you must not insist on a rule that would
compel Us to hang such hereafter. Some
of our black soldiers were once among your
lav1s; but yOu cannot afford to deny the
Iighl o. Secession They seeded, for ex
lent reasons, ure now on our side; we
exchange your seceders from onr service,
aud You must exchange our seceders from
yonrs War is sad enough--let us not
supplement its horrors with those of mur.
der Sufficient unto the Gay are its inevit.
able woes; and The curse Of God aud man
will rest on whoever shall take the fearful
responsibility of augmenting them. Let
us not shame Christianity aud civilization
by inauguraiug an era Of massacre, but
insist OH all hands that this war shall be
waged humanely, aud whoever abuses its
license TO commit un atrocity, shall be
punished for it as an enemy of mankind.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-03-26
For the Telegraph.
L6ngstYeecs visit 10 Knoxviiie.
AR, Yankee Manufacture.
br I. W. MILLER, 23D IND. BATTERY.

bY l. W. MILLER, 23D IND. BATTERY
Come, gather round my Yankee boys,
And listen to my ditty.
III tell you all about old Longstreets
Visit to the city;
And how the rebs around him flocked
| While he made long oration,
Saying, boys, well drive the Yankees out
And run them like taination.
Chorus
! So pass the cup and drink unto
The Unions preservation.
Old Longstreet and his rebel crew
! Are running like tarnation.
Says he my boys on our success
Our fate depends, by thunder;
And If we meet with defeat,
Our government is gone under.
So charge upon them raw recruits
Without procastination;
Wellmake them fly to wooden hams
To save them from starvation.
But little did old Longstreet know
The boys that had to meet him,
That fought on old Virginia soil,
At Bull Run and Antietam;
The western boys from Illinois,
And Buckeyes won't knock under;
And Yankee steel, it made them squeal,
And old Kentuck, by thunder.
The rebels made bold advance,
To baulk us they intended,
And up the hill on double quick
The chivalry ascended
Our batterys fire and Burr sides wire,
1t caused them for to stumble,
And head DER heels into our ditch;
Like 'bull frogs" they did tumble.
Our boys did on them quickly pile,
Amid their great confusion,
Resolved that they should pay the cost,
For such a bold intrusion.
And if, my friends, have received
The proper information,
The rets 8 will never charge again,
That charged on that occasion.
But finding in our raw recruits
They sadly were mistaken,
The rebs they soon picked up their traps
And left to save their bacon.
Now KnOxvlle's free from chivalry,
And Wolford s in his saddle,
He swears outright he will make them fight,
Or quickly to skedaddle.
Chorus
So pass the cup and drink unto
The Unions preservation,
Old Lonstreet and his rebel crew
Are running like tarnation.