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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-02-11

,s3pei GTenptipne .G@ntnelee din
&@uulitdt. -Sausss 6rinsr une Drap.9.
Glart npn ct. .9'ettr battsa vur 9ommiiFpasr
9eseese Elm gsreSr fir gniaafuns .br4aetri.
f&et exemption. Sseer ,er 8rassn pu,te inter
$1,000 Sarsi&aft ssltsat, Ut i.iass Griatinsas
Dor rem D,Rtitt.0 sridt sepib ~ jsim.!of ,2s1,r
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-02-11
Uem england Bakerq
2put8 q. &D6,

DritteS trabf1wif@tn Nobert<u .Sadien.
Gmritblt T9 benz wublitum nit i.iuem grcb
.Inb au9sH, unb bic nit tem @ei1aitnerbuubens
'eradtrs> Jabrislieftrta ale Mrten ber better Graf
fezs:
pantlsrim eanst toerbea es tnibrsm 8ortstu
fnssn, bel mir ooy3u{p,eten. 7Ob
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-02-11

Da6 Nerb1r Der 0ebriser Gurnelius unt
Solspb Galey wessu tSbtli@er 9elstuns NC.
5ueb's unb @erpuatumo 8rennan's bel&aftiste
tisie @e@e pu.;uesntiie infer pe!oeiseri&t.
Sofefb gaieY bat na& BEN Spru@ tesyo-
lissiritters MeGlyatb in @efaneui6 bic Inter.
iuauns ssr eem .Griminal. @eri4t ~abluwArtea.
Cornelius Bite. . -
Gas gertSr ron Gerntitps Gaity tesann am
Dientas. : J
Dtt &smsssse CAB ,er isinsn, SORE io'ssubss
sen inn ru!s'isiauste :3susEl6 al: GsJ
rgtra Z uer atenss eins i'd bic Giraffe bin
anf ans trat aufaGis in @m. MeRtan's saloon
an Ser bitten |@tra6c in bitter @tatt. S;;u bic.
i:r 3eit Wsrsa in hem Gallon 4 V.r|pnen am
Gar!snipit!tn, namli9 Sebn Brsnnan, ScIepb
9aisy, iia Sruetr. eurnsliue Cafes, uab -.
MeIprnan. Sd lane etpa 5 Minutex satei
une iab esm episl ~. Sic frasten mid saan.
cS iQ MD. utitlpislen wuats, u. id that ts.. sDir
batien stlits Z ,ber 8 5piele seEa9t. als Sps.
GaieY enfns, 1a:ten ~ Nsblen. Sd ersapste
i'm batei. mari meme 3arttn auf uub ssrlansts,
hap ned sinual Ssaeten tvt.se. gafeY bebaup.
tete. Ct tabe feline Rarten ssRcbien. Sd btbaup.
ttte tas 0seentbel. pttrauf wurte tt bog unb
isste, {: parre mid in msinsr Art @pis! sbie.
hn." sd lesss Jpn sasapi, sag tr mid III sti-
MET art Spisl bitten tonne unb sbitravf l&lus IT
mid ms GsF&t. @ir rauseu nit einarttt
a.s 81 ID r::& ssGsn seyiab, itiet e. mir tas
Msier III Sis @fits. SD lab ras YReTtr. nad-
| hsnt fr midi ns1shrit hottie O. h;r( III n,c;S
sar has @sFu sin %5ai&:nmeEn. Cur 3et,
10 1T ss1o4sn murse, ussrtte i'd niat sitl tascn.
Damn fttsn GaieY unb itin Bruter lssr sren.
:'an tsr. SD serlie6 ben Salucn, tuar aaer 10
i9Sads, sae i'd ni&t sst.n tonnte ". III bsngn.
tirs @alscn setrassa trs.een n,ubte. DasOs ise
rirSe id ias.n, rsaa i'd wibts, tab i'd per.
hen miipte," 3.S&FGIE lin i
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-02-11

tIlgs iaauefetnSeI tdna&e Cafes, tpeI
def ben 9rldnbsr 4stonsb IN seyeanae
! ntr @o&e trfa&;, mar eiat sSrlanctr diff
ttr unfreuaeli@t gVtFtrtcB III ben geil
eiitsae 4anpeptannes tau, yon BET Dan,
1'siaet tanbetn. Seabet III Mann, lei len
sesga tatetlid& syerpunbete bis 3ur Lester
aRlfnhe ltfbeSpne perpf1s4t ,purbt, Ter un,
temtttlttS alpenlelipssEtJj tanis NEG a n n
% aud Elm ss9tl6ltber. ~ = 'sitsaa
Us 2anb9le,.te pa&ten Ell BEN 9erru1nbt;
ten unb IS1ten ,etnattetr al unt aIrog ia,
eas 0tbrdnsfD srn, 1pel&e 3ulaB bfgebr,
tel. beml Qetptubfn zeiaea Stdrfuna ,u reiz
den. ober sfafD ort hes zreitts iu PPM
een.- .a;f h ia4 Js..!!aE ,r5.5. 49,,
MIS- Ct ltroS, alsr auf feline 6ei(una
ptrptAbetenS orsfalt tenno& ner1dieb, pa
hettteltaber atne arteiter Elm ,prddtiaes
ya@ea9tfolse; ni&t uop 8ersinebruoerr,
iorberr ron 2ane6leuten, unt bic arrnsu
Glteru bee Grmereeter ,perben reidlihe
unteralbua9 fnpe,, wiebsruut pom ibren
3anbsltnten.l q 60 ;eiBt f9 Der lambs
utunnff&afliae Brubsrfnn Der Srldnper
aulMI Outer si9 ,ffa4lsf' aa3 tnaa'114E t}g.
M6lr nt&tH blos IN hem Dpfer zines
,Mssefs. fonbern aud In BEN MSre:r lie
ben ua' lll4tatssn 81 BE: Sprldnetr ben eanoe.
mann. s tDs ''sa75..a sa9
slm 8abltast' f&ld8t eiine Banbt Der
SIREN ii, Dafotd County eine1 Sclpater
tcet unb sertrti&t ben 2opf bee Gtl9lase>
,nen, bu&tdblt& ~ Brei. ,'''.
q Dfuti4e bdtttn IN tie(er unoebeuern,
2psnn tteietbsn Dsutl&en gerreltn miirer
bic Qantsleutt nidt u,tbr anertannt. ion,
ter1 Ge ibrem S@id(ale lberlaEen. Ni@t
10 Der Srldnper. Die(tr itcbt Get, brutaz
len ,Mt.ptra GUT Stttt. ieret fit lire Bez
tlrfniiie i'm 0efduani6 uup fit bic ibrer
5Gartilien auesrbalb btltlben.
Die a9rldnper bon Datota County
lleueTn, .felbNt arute unbemitttlte farmer,
in aans -tu,3er t3eit cine 6umuas son orei
itaulenp7s DolIate siu{ausnaeu, i1euen pie
btitin Neocea.en- an ut,b be;oblen senlel,
ben $1,000 (eelet@ init rem 0srlpredsn,
Int Taue BE Delinquency, freieeiprchsn
trerptn. lle nit Ter 8ar3en Summe gu bes
;H,enten.,' Abtrs bet'ber 8eifeusr zbl.ibtS
tnidt. 5Mu& Ter BETTE 5Mpsetct, nod f.
gut nteSatt tann fsI&eT. lSrter ni9t
BON etut 0alaen rotten, wenn itrense
@ei&rrprete mad @ewiNen Iber le Rebt
ipreden. Desbalb mlNtn Greunce Ter
.MSrcer III tie Surp ute 2eut,, trelae
cen Nrceebiaq- auf has @enaueite ttnnen,
'i&w6rtn, UNI ais SurYsM dnner ,u selai>
tiensu uerben. britt .unp ft.i bag ile BON
her Sa&e. nidts wi1tn. GntlaFunesSeu>
aeen fnrea nd IN 8arie1 Rubeln urt rer
:grfels 1T bic Grtilpre4uase fs
~ stre tr,9.st1 IA g4. 5ssa.a.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-02-11

Ser bieiee DameubulfeSereiu bat
9esrn Or. @ottbslf feline a%nsrteunuus ausju.
ipse4eu fur ubsriantts srn BIN @cnntass(@ul.
sSsliusen tss ssnannten6srrn ansefertisten Bin
rem nno Gtarpie, Gin uniern 2a,sratben itbr wiQ.
fpu,tnersry Wrtitef. E5 fe4aetE
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-02-11

Die Sia eeeen 8eDorsueune .
1tntertbamsn vor Bnrgern. = Die Bill
res 5errn 8en3, welde oieiem llnfuse miriam
Ut ssite ssbt bet s,n Bsifaa aasr sere6t ur-
tbsilentsn Grsunts tss 2ansss umb bic Sppci-
ion aus einert 0uar!isr ssfuneeu, BON tpoter
MQem cppunirt sirt, mas sum 8seen BIO Gan.
bss biensn fpQ. Lsaer 1- r-:
@an isst tr"t: Die @ia lsatet her Gin.
panteruns."
uulsre @ntro1t ta.auf lautes: Gtm. III ni+t
10. Seesr re9te ~ II, Seer, ben mir
bisr9er piinf4sn, pirs spr rie mad %fsmn,su, nit
stm Gnti6lub, 8rsub uns 2eib nit ur5 su itei-
I'm. @r fd bier ais Taulsr 0au5 tlcs udlsn
nil, tsr tleits psa.
Der jung. riRis: 21rtsittr," Ser tieyt:r
fen,raeu nil, uas tiss trsB btr Bill sts 9s:rn
&ensss etns UE,Gt spr Der Sclbatsniede tbuu.
Die BiQ b;ntert nidt ben @s!tsrr.rs. gSia Ct
auer eanb erus,ten u,iS erc6t @sl@afte tr:issn,
II wsrte {, giresr.s q.
Setr ,ihtis faDt Elm Observation-Disclosures
%rsipunsent ces 5errn Sen; In 8e;ue tiere
auf:" @is bic Satben itst 7eten, mus
i'd ais @ur9er eius. gu meinsr Grilen,
ODER CUR 8er9rSBeruns meines Bsfse5
oisnlide uniernetmun9 tleiben lallen, in
esm i'd, gun, Sdube metnar 3eaierunru
SerpFidtet, nidt ,peib, tpann i'd, ,,singtns
,reisn au ssrlai1fn taben unp rb i'd je mic
Der fcmu1en wcrcs. mdkrenn Ger Midtblrs
ser Ea in I0etStute @sinss 2stsn5 ireun,
. uno 1einsn8crtb trinseneenS pteulatics
nen nadsebt."
&ter IS beibt ii: SIN tes 6errn @en,
lteee f9 ~unngeben" eurG tetr1eerilhf
praftifea. Damn 1pute ibr Elm Mmsres
ment binsuseflst weresn, .pslhe eies yer.
binretn. 3. g.. maGt Ter G%crrelponeen,
bee 5srrn &ena ben iebr prat.ilden @erz
l@lag, MiGt tiireern cine u@ d 4 IA,
II" aufSuleReu, rel@e .fe baflr 5u';ab.
len BADEN, ,,tae fte ron Ter &e9ieruna
S@ub psrluuesn, utre cielsr itren S9ul
;urldSue.ten."
8ir lAlasen In Mntdra6t, tae taa
"@clfsblatt" na@Sapeilsn il9 bemlbt
ea6 bic Bill hes 6errn Men3 nod ri9l
ausret@e flribren3wed, Dor b1BM nod
cine &eltipn an3ubdnee,1 uel9e Ni9t.
taraetn cine rS@uttart" auferleet. !
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-02-11

Gpnr. @iiiler Mno Der 9rGft. - Gs
trares in gnisyer !sgten Rumret fur, rrma5rt.
rap bic Gcain;itss ssr @elssgstuna. pe!us h.
auf'rabt mar, 81 WU!erlNttsr. vb Ter Staat lit
9ssus auI lsins E-uria niat itsrblrbet mvrs.n,
INTER Xnessm bssidts!s. .sa5 he @euinst.una
esr arIprInelih ron lem Staate se.Ianatsu
G.eta auf itr aessnWa,tists Maas baubijda.
lid zen q lrsneuussn ess 0rup erneur MiQer
suaNlareitsn lsi. gSis batsn jest ten 8r,itt
Yer epmmi!ie natter efp1iii! uno erjsbem aug
Dem ;piIdeH esm gauser.eur rns sem &c.
ueral- p~.ufcSrarlhall uter tit}tm @eaeufant
ssrHcgsnsn Yrisfwedisl toe tas Gerti.nR tes
0euesrnsurs in tisl:r brdpi9tisen WuaeIeasn.
iii: aasrSinss Gin auSsrorsenNiaes III. @sine
0rieis an ben General. q rofoemarlGal a.ten
eins Haze ginli@t in unlnt @s4.sanipsi9e unt
fubrcn eirm enl4ieseren Sen, Ser feline @itf.
uns niht ssrfttlte. Mtsr t:i Vrisfsn lieg Is Der
@superaeur ni4t serpenten. um REM taate lein
&e@t 81 WrIdafsn, lpneeru -st terfiste lid ~
e;eiem 3p,ts I'M ssreaneeusn GRai ysrlSnlib
mad Waibinatcn. Der Grfele aae: tieler Be-
mlbunsen mar, sab uns unter ZEN f,Ktern Muf>
seSettn 500 Mann s~utseidrietsn unr unisre
&sdnunsen nit sensn tsr Nssieruns in gar.
monis sssraGt purten.
Nsb trt|sntliber par ater tsr Di.nl, Zen
GcuS. Miasr benz Stast hi Rem Isstsu Muf>
s.tet sslsinst, tre tie Jcrhsruug ter @eeisruna
BON 1913 Mann auf 1886 rseneirt tvurtt.
I'M rem Ssisr ~ ssisen, pie siel mir fir tie|t
Grmdbiauns Gem Gjuuseraeuy 81 tanten baten,
tbeilen mir frlSense @tsQe aus lsinem grisii
an ern @ensral.w ropubmaridan nit:
r4u9 mus i'd irssn, bab tpsn, man bic f..
her 'sstsn praNesntsnrabl in Rem tcYalsn S!ca,
TN ossssssene @timmeasahI snr Grunelaae iii.
bic Quota nimmt, lie Miunelc.as 5000 MID
uterl9reiteu iuate.
~Bsrnsr nuD i'd trmerten, ssb i'd f6on in
Mdrs 1864 ssrlanste, 60 louten BON len, Gen.
vrcpubmarl&aa Mabreseln srsriTsn tserpsn, IN
ba5 Torterh,n tnrcllirtcr esute YEN Msiunslcia
ausssncmmeu nit ireticaer Gr!autnip try Na
ticnaI. uns Stae!s-8 ebIrsen, 81 n:yIHnsun
unb bic Gatwmt lie6 mid annetmtn, haB ii
r@eerdfntn," rsl@e f@ niGt se0eIi, scn ts,
@ss.' Staatsn ais Dslerteure bstra9tst unt ben
Staate sutesiarisbsu trsrbsn p%iiresn..
rOie Itmtrsn 8ciFeuern, reIae Miuneiot1
tsrfits au her Ir,"te sensaGt unb 81: teaantia
@ffabr bon ueteriaQea tn,s tsire @tr,;feu1s,
ron Sneiansru, ZEN cine iter 100 Msi!en laus
0ranss eusss{stt it, bat infer grlt f. nieser
esbsust baB cine Gurt.runs bon 1913 Mann
mic 'de firdss' bic l~eYalpen unb tt1tis9en Inter
Haber Der &esieruus unter uns eutmutt;a,,
Hures. uae s09 meie i'd, taD Gin tuu.r.s I'M,
e9e1sree grlt. ais las unlrrss Staates in bt
na'ea. ns5t ssfanten perben tann.
"9@ e''ss' bag iol&e Nbbllfe eel@ebe, t.I@
aN tat9t unierss Bottles in Be,us auf Elm
aeersna6ise Bon rem @taate s.rlanate auptl
fHtls1at aas bic @ubbiarltt e.mutbie,, lire be
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-02-11
ea9ie=Bd6erei 4 graker=9a6rie
&m. @te8, Gioeuthiimer.

U'erte StraBe,
= etHttr BEN ~ meriean5puf,~
st, Yaul, Miunslota> bat ate So,t,n gros.
e1aatrs uge auein eas SAD eini9!eeenten sr-
itel iessu Wo,sesfrila eebaden.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-02-11

Mabams 81. Trit,
Ssp1Ifte Gtbams,
o~aFiHssz ~ Wtnnel6ta>
pen1pTss.. hermit %a9tunssoOH ibren burd ttecr..
tll9ss Staeium uao lausjabrise pra!til9e g.
1apIur3 in alien, GU in ben l6pie1io-
Fta osllsn, 3ursrlafTg:n Bsifano. (33i
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-02-11
sDaS @err Gilman in 8ctreF Der
Sefabieume Der Seutfden fur sas
@timmrcd,f fir Iuiiehtcn bnt.- DIN

Sefabieuue Der Scutfden fur tas
Stimmrcd,t fur gniidtcn bat.- DIN
bsutldeni 9smofraten, .1etds i'd. aus MMbGns.
lidtsit at ibrt g'artei ser!e;ten litben, siuen
ams,ifanii1enO emaaoeen I'M Sss9ansenen3 srtlt
ibreS timmt gu eeben, tlcs neil eerielts ayf erm
semstratilAm xifst lane, empfsblsn mir bic
! futDenecn non benz Manns itrsr @atl, 9errn
Gilman, fir isinen Mntraa, gasn, BIT ni9t
engIi@ Itftn tSnnsn. sas @timmre9t su
ent,iebsM, scIpre1entm Murte CUR aufmertlamsn
eefuns. gs mpe i9nsn vS9A srquidli@ fem, sun
eisIsm PERRIN alS hss Element" testi9uet ~.
trssetu, msl9ss has 2ans rxinirt. :
@rS1 bast,D laGt Sssr G;lmaa, ess ssmulrsti.
i@s Nepra}cstast ssn &a:niss &c., rtein gpr-
urtbei! ssssn ben Msssr, IA ID civ Nsu-Gng-
laassr lin tiNsWeeeno. tpp fsinS prurtbrit esaen
feline Jasts s~r;l:;st, absr iW iiir9te sas llnbeiL
mslA;S earaus sn:aebsn pirss, :esan man rem
Nesrr ea5 Gtimmrsdt eist.. Wr:itiier terssn
N4 baum bic nNsserlimmen" III ssldlsihsn vii
fen, uas eisIen Clement stenlo l6msit3sln,
mir Fs IS jss: mi: zen ueiri14tn 9tim
meM" uns Zen rtsu!IAsn 9timmtn" u.
" W. 1uuu. Wv INSletu WV NfUt1 HsJoCE WIZ
SSr'Iness v1s 0satf*. Six ssn Gpnuentirnsn
etiden uha il ais @auaipatin aaf itre G;tets
fetra, IN G.immeu 81 srbal4sn.
@snr sas a%meri!anil4s Self gb lsine T!ei.
asii sspalssn viii, Il mug IS tsn @sssnfen an
::sissmeiuss Stimnrcsst a$nslid auissbsn." a
81 IS naa ri9s rahrtait smpErsne, Rag Gin
Mann, Ter Isstsn9rtt, als sr Idt nm biz Stin.
tass RS Bellies temabt, he g;nF9s, lie @srst-
tiytsitslists, bic rntsfs9ii9tsit unb tsn Watrip>
tismus tsr WaIe ess Gr!fsa anaufbV,liD int
MuSes faests, jstt, na4ssm ct eas 3i.l ir;r.s
eb:ssissS MID! esrsitt, in Fem Gs!fe ni9:e aIs
s!nsm ecrruptsn> unuiHsnbea, riaenlufsu 9auftn
Isb., srn eem nan siren srpBsa Gteil tiyasr.
!is en!gsttsn maIe, msnn eas Gaus niat III
Orunss ssben 1oNts:
@ab.li&, inssm sas Bolt sisifns ssiunungs.
lpiru Genasraen een @ts MAD rem 9puBreE
seri9!sB, bat g ssn eisn Eereis %eslislsrt, tab
has aQssmsins Stinsmsstt Jpn obns Gsfatr en-.
ssrtrax: retesa fcru. 5
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-02-11

Gon8ree.- Senator Ramfss bat cine HiQ
s~ereslebf sur Vsslauseruns Der GriR fiji DsQeu.
suus tsr ssri&i.tsnsu Qanb.Gran Giitnbabnen
anb, sine fsrnsre tS&sntuus son4 @sltiousa
eanb per MtiIf an bielt Gitntabnen.
3trr DSnuelIy intystu,iyte eins BID. fit
S9enfuns Bon 2anb gun. Bsu elmer Gileubabn
sen Ct Glcne mad Der Qinie her eate Suptrior
uns ;RiiTiippi- Balm. ,fg,,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-02-11

iwex7sft tn 7INy1:s4oat2&
wess n gum Gentmanhs ne Departemenis ses
@iHSuri, Ut tel4ent bic @taateaa r!anfas. MI
icuri, sHanlac une her Rur>neasn 1sbS.a, be.
yptsn tsssbsn.s -Man'sann ~ Gsa. wsSt faSea:
oToplsiu, weplsin. su ssba siuea i4p:tsn
0anG.s
benz sss Department, u ptlasm MtftaH &C.
bSrt, mar fir Fen Hubm Ter G,tnsrals, vi 90
btsbsr s.is9list sss eSpen pSble, IL Ne siels
GubtapfM binsin anb 4!sintr btrausstbt. 5Jn,
mont. Curtis, @&eftlb unb NslentsaHs. ALE
asaStsa bort GiaSts unb lssea nit sntblattsrtsm
issurtttresans Won ibrsm llrtaspofsn al. y. piss
@untsr ssrri4Aia maGeu,f binn - i'm tsGsr
steen lcQ.uqI9. ii 1ia5lta1sif ats. ~
Ssin @a&fOIssr in BEN Department., ~ ben,
unlsr Staat ssbSrt, IL. Gen.. Maier Gursis.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-02-08

Gov. Oglesby, Of Illinois, a Kentuckian by
birth, doutless shared the preiudices Of his
native State; bnt he has been fighting rebels
until he crries pretty fair allowance Of
lead 10 his body, which soems TO have
operated TO clear bis brain, Since, in his In
anguial ADDRESS, be says; Ny
ia the public setimenbof the country to
be checked or delayed in its determination
to eradicate Slavery from the soil of the
Repudiic by the constant inquiry, what
is to become Of the negro after he is
frec?" 1t might better be asked, what may
not become of himY lie can labor, he eau
learn, he can fight, improve and aspire and
II, after We shall have tried, for as long 10
make him a, useful froo man as We have a
useless slave, we shall fail, and he shall iai'
there viii be time enough left ia which to
solvo this persistent question"
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-02-08
Ilr. NYiIIinm NJ. Gwinn.

This gesilemln, who has been made a
Duke Nv Maximillian aud who is to act as
pro-consul over certain rich Mexican States
which the two bigands, Lpus Napoloonand
Maximilian have stolen, is auative of Ten.
nessec. lie was born in Sumner County,
October 3, 1905, educated in Kentucky
elected to Congress from Miss issppi in l84l
and moved 10 California in 1913 lie was
delegate to the Convention which fra mol
the State Constitution OF California, and was
elected United States Senator his colleague
being John &. Fremont. After the breaking
out Of the rebellion, Gwinn ovinced very
decidedly his secession proclivities, and in
November, 1861, was arrested by General
sumner. Ho was committed. to Fort Lafuy.
cite, but subsequently released, and sailed
for Europe.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-02-08
mUnDEM VIII. our.

Some time since, S, Z, Davis, formerly
keeper of the r9bol prison pen at Ander'
souviue, Georgia, was arrested ON board
tho cars, at Newark, Ohio, having been
recognised by some Of our soldicrs who
had been prisoners at Andrsonville. lie Was
tried by Court Martial. convicted as spy,
sentenced to bo hung aud is 10 be executed
At Johnston's Island on the lTth inst II is
now stated that he is the porson who muir
dered General MoCoolS, and that for this
act he was promoted in the rebel service
and af;erwared placed in charge Of the
prison at AndcrsonviIe, IIe d0ubly mor.
lis the GG which awaits him.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-02-08
DEATus Amore THE rnIsONEns


Mr.. w. Il. Davis, correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Gqsefts, who, recently escaped
from tlis rebo prison pca at Salisbury,
NC, furnishes that paper with list of
of Ohio soldiers vho died there, from Octo.
berls, TO Dcccmberls rs. 1864 with tho'date OF
their death. Among them we Rnd the
names Of the following from this county,
who were mombors oftho l44th q. N. G.
Ono Hundred Days Men:
CoMrASE.p.--Washington Township.
James Grove, Oct u.
n. tiuiae. Oct 81.
Walter Wood, Nov. II,
John McCombs, Nov Il.
Isaac II, Price, Nov. n.
CoMPASY Weston
+. Bart Noy.2. nfTn 81
WIN. Brown, Dec. G.
w. Brown, Nov. 3. NI...
CoMPASy K.--MonIgomery.
]. A. Mears, Oct 2.
John Morgan. Oct 23
Z. II. q. Frisbe. Oct. 2l. "
B. Ensnnger, Nov. III.
g. A Bryant, Nov II.
L.. Fulmor, Nov. &c.
John ltubali. Dec. q.
Adam BOWL, Dec. 10.
Israel Burns, Nov.Il.
We arc not certain whether either OF
the following belong to this county or
not:
c. L. Henry. Co. II, Nov. 20.
Hiram Whito, Il, Nov. 22.
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An elderly rebel bearing gold-headed
cune, came to General Sherman's headquar-
ters QUO evening, to.seo what was up. lie
WAS treated well, and took his misfortune
in loosing negroes and stock very philoso-
phically, (as lie couldn't help it, and
seemed to comfort himself with saying
that things is going to tho devil, anyhow
aud it didn't mako much difference how
soon!" As he was taking his leave he
asked: aWha'r yer gwine from har, Gin
eral?" Sherman looked at the old fellow
quizically, for momont, and replied:
"Why, pretty mach where wo damn please!
With this comforting assurance the gold
headed cane retired.
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ST A TIE M ENT
OF THE
Condition Of the Corn Exchange
Insurance Company,

nN the 3lst day Of December, 1894. made IN
~ The Auditor of Ohio, pursuant 10 the statute
of that state:
NAME AND LOCATION.
The name or the Company is Tng CoRS EX-
cuASSE lNSvGANcE CoarANY, and is located in
the City of New York,
|, CAPITAL.
The Aiaount of its Capital Stock Is, 500, 900 %
The anoun. Of hS Capital Stuck pa'd
M is, 100000 70
II, ASSETS.
/. Cash Of the Company on hand, aud
in tho hands OF ageuts ami other
rersnns, a9,'OS ~
2 Real Estate unoucumbered- Ncn,.
3. The Bonds aud stocks owned bv
the Company, (as per roachers ae.
companymgl~ l~-how secured, and
the rate of interest thereOn, ,to-wit; $4,000 90
4. Debts due tue COmpany, secured
by mortgage, Gas per accompany . :.
ing vouchers, lSe,sJe %
5. Debts otherwise secured, as per
vouchers aeeampanyingl, 1900 %
@. Debts f0r premiums, S,SI2 n
7. All other securities, lAi2O %
Total Assets Of the Company, SilO,oSl "a
III, LIABILITIES.
Iosses adjusted aud no, due coco on
l.ossls uaadjus,ed, 3i,65o 90
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mnRRTnI.E MUmnEII

A man named Bevins, ON Monday night
Of last week, murdered his father, mother
und wife, and then setSllre 10 tile house, at
Woolstock, Lensweo county, Michigan.
Tho oircu,nstancos show that he had be.
como cnamored Of a young lady at Grafton
ii tfis State, and murdered his wife that he
might marry her. lie is said to have kill
I'd his parents to obtain possession of their
property. He has becii arrested.
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w no is lie.

George w. Curtis, in lecture delivered
ut Providence, made the following state,
meut:
At D private meeting in New York, Of
capitalists and secessonists, hold in the
secession year, one Of the leading men pro,
posed that the terms of Southern men
should be accepted in advance. And one
of the largest merchants in that city---l
grove to say he was born in New England
--spraug to his feet as politician sat
down and said 20, gentlemen, how hcau-
ti(ul is peace. say amen, | say amen.
While another merchant of that city, not
born in New England, but in Scotland,
landing on these shores a penniless boy,
now the second richest man in the country;
roso as his fellow merchant sat down,
"Gentlemen" he said, II am merchant,
| am trader, and trade requires peace;
the South owos me at least q million OF
dollars; wish, like all merchants, that tho
debt shall ho paid to me; bat should il
raise its hand against the Unicn and
the Government which made me all
am, IN | gave me all that | have, l will
gladly lose that million, will glady lose
every dollar and every cent have in the
world, to yindicate and maintain the Gov
en,ment of the United States"
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TVUr prkcp movrmrNrs.

The movements inaugurated bctween our
Government aud the robols, looking to a
cessation Of tho war, seems to havo conc
TO an 'nnHmelyy end. A consultation II
several hours duration, between President
Lincoln. Secretary Seward and the rebel
Commissioners, was held at Fortress Mon
roc, after which tho former returned to
Washington, and the latter to Richmond.
Further than this nothing reliable is at
present known outside OF official circles; ;but
il Is Inferred from this that all hopes OF
peace from present negotiati ous have been
abandoned.
It is said that the President will soon
send a message to Congress concerning
tho matter when tho actual condition Of
peace affairs viii be known to the pee
ple.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
Ito expire on the slst day of January, ls66,)
OFFIcE or THE AuDIroR OF STATE,
INsURAScE DEPARTMENT,

OFFIcE OF THE AUDlroA or STATE,
Insurance DEPARTMENT,
CoLUNBus, ONO, january Is, 1865. \
Wheleas rhe Home Insurance Company, To-
Gated at New Haven, in the State Of Connection,
has filed in this office sworn statement Of its con-
Ghion as required by the LIST section of the Act
"To regulate Insurance Companies not incorpor-
ated by the State OF Ohio" passed April 6. 1884,
and amended February ., 1854; and whereas,
said Company has furnished the undersigned
satisfactory evidence that II is possessed Of at
least One Hundred Thousand Dollars Of actusl cap
ita invested in Stocks, n Bonds, or in Mortgages
of Real Estate, worth double the amount for which
the same is m0rtgaged; aud, whereas, said Com
pany has filed in this office written instrument
under its corporate seal, signed by the President
-and Secretary thereof, authorizing amy agent ~
agents of said Company Ia this State, 10 acknisv
edge service of process, for aud in behalf OF said
COMPANY. according Ia the terms Of said law,
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the first section
Of the aforesaid act Janss II. GadnlAu, Auditor
OF State for Ohio, do hereby certify that snid Home
Insurance Company, e New Haven, is authorised
TO transact the business of Fire aud Marine lnsur'
ance, in this State, until the thirty-hrst day d
January, iu the year Que thousand eight hundred
and siXty-siX.
In wituess whereof, have hereanto subscribed
my name, aud eaas9d the seal Of my oiiOa 10 bC
affixed, The day and year above written.
JAMES II. GOODMAN, Auditor Of State,
GEORGE STRAIN. Agent,
PsrrysbaTg, 0hiO iie