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sts'e ". choice HAS Ohio, fair n choice II
English dairy, Con. Isa2G IConnlon skim nk l4al 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-21
NRHEL HTS.
The Fall Of Columbia.
FrreD, The RicHEsoud Fac s,sifffr, Feb. j.

The State capital of South Carolina has fallen.
Columbia is the hands Of Sherman. II the mere over
running Of country were conqueInf II, tie ankee
enemy might begin 10 boast ofthe suhucaton Of Souih
Caroline. For so iar they have advanced and pene'
iatcd the heart Of The State without serious opposition
But the only value Of that advance for the general pnr.
poses Of tie campaign consists IL its being step
toward cooperating with Grant IN the investment 81
Richmond. Thus SAcI1naDs enterprise Is only begin
hing.
The future plans or present dispositions Of Beaure
gard are unknown here. The little Confederate army,
however, H. safe and may yet lead Sherman such r
dance as Greene led CORVALLIS over those same rivers
aud swamrs. II the Federal army cannot reach the
Danyile Ja!lIoad then z, had better have st8d In At
lanta al this hc . But 1T is far cry 10 Lochow.
II Is rue tie IedeTa crafty their fine sense OF
"poctical justice (oT. should say. their petty
malice by LAYING waste the unprotected hOmes.ends OF
that noble State. and wTeaking upon the women and
children Of South Carolnans their noble revenge FOR
the heroic resistance they have encountered every
field at tie hands o Tic men Yet that Is not conquer
ing country. On the contrary IL is making Il CncOn-
Quersbe where The breed of men IL Of The night kind
There is reason 10 believe that Cen BCaurcgGrd j. car
rying ont deliberate design; and that Sherman is near
tie end Of bis tFiumphs.
We NAV regard this nudaciOus march Of tho enemy
through The fcat Of South Carolina as one Of The c0nse
qucnces Of removing Johnston from command Of our
army OF Tennessee. A lerGe portion Of The Er4mileT
to-day is occupied b. that Generals report of bis cam
paign long furnished by him, ana called for by
Congress- but withheld from the public until th!s mo-
mert II viii be read with great interest, I'D we shall
hereafter have somewhat TO say by way Of comment on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-21
Ehe Evacuation OF CharIeston-The Oceu.
patton OF Colatsbin, etc.

Special Dispatch 20 The \. y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON Monday, Feb. %, 1865
The all-absorbng topic today has been the
capture Of Columbia and The evacuation Of Charleston
1t believed that though the Rebel troops commenced
to evaouaie Charleston Tuesday. forces did not
enter before Thursday Friday. Early to-day we had
100 guns fixed, and all day flags have been flying In
every direction Tonight get positive information
that Charleston IS in our hands by dispatch from
Dahlen via Fortress Monroe II is stated that he had
taken possession Of Charleston. Full accounts Of its oc
cupaiion viii reach here tomorrow In special Dispatch
boat.
The Richmond Fr0miyer Of to-day, in giving details Of
the evacuation Of Columbia. says that more stores
could have been saved bnt for the condition Of the rail
roads All the presses for printing their notes and
bonds were left s2OOOOOO in specie and the dies
saved. Sherman pushed on noIthward vita The main
body of his army andsent one corps eastward 10 de.
stroy the railroad south of Florence. Bcnuregard wos
retreatias no:thward, and kept ahead Of Sherman
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-21
Gen. Joe Johnstcn's OmcirI Report OF the
Atlanta Campaign.
From TIE RIrhnOmA Examiner, ESb. Is.

We give below Gen. Johnston's report Of the
operatons OF the Army Of tho Tennessee tho seal Of
secrecy which has been % long kept upon it having
been broken yesterday by the Confederate States Sen
atcs
The report is accompanied by certain correspond
encc on the part of President Davis and Secretary Sed
don. The latter, under date 81 81 JanLnry says thh.
he had DELAYED forwarding the copy because eat first
he doubted whether from its tendency 10 induce CON
troyersy /: could be communicated without prejudice
10 the pubIc service" President Davis In b. oihcin
etter 10 The Senate Of An Of January directs attention
10 this suggestion Of bis ien Secretary, and adds that
il is not advisable" to publish the report unless
accompanied with certain correspondence, 10 &c
having waited in vain for the Executive ecaircisse
promised in this cOrrebpondence and having applied
e Il witho 1t effect since the 4th OF Jannnry yeserun!
,y,1iucd that the report should longer be sup
nress, 1 GOm tlc pAble ,o.,
P'os" VrJWLIT, Ga, Oct. 90 1854
c,n & coo"lE IJwcnt and IRspedn Gened@
s1u. have .ls len9g to MAKE lle following iep'i'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-21
The Pence Conference.

The Richmond Uhig OF feD. II, III tue COURSE
Of an editorial remsrkq;
We may imagine therefore that Seward was rather
Glad than otherwise that the Confederate gentlemen
refused TO be duped by him, since their refusal gave
him the coveted opportunity for the use OF MS nc'
custom ed weapon No doubt lie The more hn1ions
for this chance inasmuch Grant had aHfeiPItd hn1
bg tenq one NJ most supeudoHs jdhoods on rec0To;
10 pit that Messrs Hunter and StpheHs had eTr'sed
hemssirts 10 him IN m0Hnp sHdca'HR GtsUc 10 rea'
10 The Yankee Union. IL impossible for Seward 10
rival this achievement in any other way than by VIC
exercise Of his diplomatic arts lie could not say that
the Confederate Commissioners had egTeed Ia return to
the rnon because their official report would show that
they had refused confer Oh any other basis than TIA,
of Southern Independence. But he writes to Mr.
Adams WHO Is expected to convey tic intelligence 10
Europe an Governments thas the Commissioners, while
declining al present back "a the Union, studousy
avoided saving that they would never SO back; but on
the contrary intmatod that In some une1 planned and
mysterious way comfy aud good feeling. ana hnnily
political alliance might be restored
The explanation OF this mystery Seward undertakes
to give by broadly limiting that the Commissioners
meant an alliance between tue North and South, 10y
which their oint forces should be turned in another
direction; meaning, withou, saying H. against the
English in Canada or the French in Mexico. Thus he
against the South, and 10 tarn on us the resentment
which the ovcrbearing arrogance Of the Washington
Government has aroused throughout the olyiilzed
world IL may be ingenious eXpedient but there Is
no reason 10 believe that will deceive the asIc states
men OF Europe lessen the adherence which all hu'
name and enlightened people feel toward the iankce
despotigm. They have lad so many of Stewards lies
before that this last VIII provoke only laughter and
cou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-21

rc,ork he that The exchange Of prisoners on James
River wiz az tho same time go on unintcrEptcdly.
"A desperate affair occurred last Tuesday in Lunen-
barg County between some deser,e. from the Confed
crate army ana Of tie 9th Virginia Cavalry aided
by citizens. Several on both sides were wounded.
The deseI.crs were finally coptpied.
Gen. Ewen, commanding the Department Of Hen
rico reports wholesale robbery Of nealy 100 paroed
prisoners on Saturday night between Camp lee and
the city. Other robberes Of returned prisoners are re-
ported as occurring in the streets Of Richmond
L. &. GEANT, Leut..Gcn.
WASHINGTON Monday, Feb. 90 1865.
The following dispatch has been received at
the Navy Department:
TIAG-eniP HARVEST Moon, }
REBELLION ROADS. CnAELLsToS HARBoB, Feo. Il,
Via FoRlBEss MONROE Feb. 30 ?. m. }
Hon. GIDEON WELLS Secretary Jhe Nary.
SIR: Charleston was abandoned this morning by the
Rebels. en- now on my way to the city. have tho
honor Is bc very respectfully your obedient servant
JONI 4. DAHLoinN, Rear.A dniral.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-21
CAPTURE of The Schooner alice We've.

Capt. Fitzgerald of the brig Paragon, a1ived
yesterday iiom LagUna. reports On Soth November,
W &c tie schooner 4 ice NoWe at aleher on A.t-
amoros she was boarded by party of Rebels from
shore Who got her under way, proeeeded 70 sen uud
subsequently burned The fitst M,te anS .l.V 49,
man Joined the Rebels Second Hase AMI tvs SCI.
men 10 refused to Join them were set ndyiit n the
yaWl and arrived at Lasuaa oa ihe Ioth o. beeellve!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-21

TIM Dp,r, IN THE SrcoyD DIsrIWT.-Accord-
ug 10 rl, IRON, lrcdrGstcgs PfcyosiNsgshel Nadsn
VIII "a. In, wheel In motion between to fous 81 10 and
o,IiorT ~ raining TLUc vii be Az "a es eeHn 40.
- p.r cent excess cl quota. ghs fooF. fihr
is,e On drawing icecn,mes da, which Nu eopp'e NC
drawih, in four day.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-06-17

gen 3nlans e.s&tetmsntss s,n jsn,u,
Staat. s4uf oittm Yftttt ritt i'd tntbr
ais auf auen atbersa 3~ufannnre,, uub
smar ron her :3eit, III Der i& Sprineftlb
am 3. Suli 1861, perlise, bts i'd In
Mdrs ga nadTbeut Often terufta putpt.
Dei meiner Bef1rterung gum Rom
manceur bet @rmeen ter Ser. Gtaaten
lief i& Sad int @efen, unp stpar IN ltss
terer Belt bel s. 81. Sonss. Ser. Staa,
ten Matl&au fiji ben nbrc!idet Diitrt:l
pom SQinois, in Gbieaso wobnbaft. 81.
ScneS III ansewieien ,pprcea, Sbnen eae
pferb CUR DerflBunA ~ fteuen.
@enn i'd bsin, Nntaufe Sad's midi
bttro8en ,putpe, 70 1T ct jtbt elf Sabre
alt, Ct 1T Gin febr 'f&5nes Sattelpfsrt.
ftbr fromm i'm @s(dtrr, beearf ater be,
Yettide nno Get Sporen.
Mit Ter 9ofnun8, rab he Dair ptl
pollen Grwariungen ber loYalen 2eute ct:
flQen nnp ben, aro6en unb aufbldbencer
Mcrsweften, III pe!1em fe fattfneet
] Gre trineea ua5ee, bleibe i@ Sbr er.
eetenfer
Il. G. Grant,
Ser. SQieutenQrt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-06-17
aBte adn;li@ tost bic sFlaperei 1T

&oben uni! Sfentli@e @ebreden baben
Elm febr 3dbes 2eben. Das itebt man
tpierer an BET acknowledgement unp tcetSe>
1aAt:n Stlaperei. .
Die Neser in &i@monb iinb elmer bar
bariideren 8ebanclun9 unterworfen, als
je supor. Sbne einsn Yab BON einean
@eiben 1T teinern Garbi9en ssitattet, an
feline tdsltde Bei6atteuns 81 eeben, uno
jeber Garbise, Der pbne einen iul@en Yae
9efaet nirr, but iofurt in Zen Ne8er.0@>
lenfa4 3u ipasieren. zigea
Der olte Nebeuen>@ ayor Mayo 1T
wtsber i'm Amt unb bat ole feline oltsn
aiifenten, lauter betannte Nie9erfdn9er
Der infamten Sprte, ebenials pieper I'M
fauirt. unp eiele Banbe prinst in RE
@ubnuns barmloltr Garbieer, atrrt fe
beraus uno f9leppt fe in @efansenidaft.
Der Ne9er miro lernen, nab fein unters
lbrtidtes Bolt uno nod nielpentser cine
furterbriidte @oce je ibr @eturtsre@t
Der Greibsit uroi @leidbeit pom elmer anz
bern &aee nerliebe n befaut fte mue
lie ii@ NIT @emalt nebuten, NUT ban,,
tant, ne lie ga ns trbalten. @aS man
LIT 9utrptuts ewdbrt fiup Bru@<
tdde uno Gliden, bic ares Nebmene 1ti&t
pertbt finp. eia a15 iia3ta 2e ,a
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-06-17
Gin Gapitel lber 8lutbunoe.

y. @aS BITE rpn Der @r1nAe
entfernt wpbntnoe 80 u n, a.
ntt1r iu Den 8ertbeibi>
su nsSmabre9eln Der Grim
5er in Minne1pta q at.-@enn
bic Dafota'6 srfabren, tab un@ere @rdn3>
bewobner f@ enti6lo0en baben, Blut,
bunpe auf de 3u bsBen, falls dt G6 in.
ne1balb ter @rdns.n bliden la1en, IS
tperren ile &pabrl&einli@ bic M@leln 3ut,
tenp unp tie fril6 8efllten Yfeifen an.
sineenp lasen: "Die @eiben jommern
un6. Gle bergen .rie Naien RON ibr,n
6unocn, um ~ rieden unb bic 3dbne
gum beisen. Sbre 5unte fSnnen n,ebr
al6 fie." adfiu. sea
Damit tpare he @o&e obaetbon bel
henen, he iie au6er ben @rdnaern pom
Minneicta unbs ren 1unten eisentli9 al
lein ansebt. 3f1 a59
MneerS aber iit'S BET unletn pertben
Mitblrsern lnidt bios in Bottom, lpcn
npber mon 3pereleihen 9emcbnt 1T, fem
Germ gan; in Ter Nabe, in Milmautee,
Dubuqus ia losar in ben1 age(eonete1
[Stactlein @tnpna. ,iG H2a7Gaag
Nateem her vMilmaufee a@entinel"
3uerit ein 9omento liiter bic Barbarei Der
@rdn3bemobner, bel rem esl Ginem 9au3
ldmntbdi9 miro, anseftmu1t, ,tdQf bic
Dubuque ime6" ein, unp fberv @inpua
Nepublican@3 amodt .eneli9 eae Eer3ett
pcu. SHenbar fnst bic . ubuquerin ibr
2iepel am beiten unp mir la1Iel, resbolb
bic Qitanei fclgrn. @ie lautet:
Iv@ia1 beatiidttet BE 9nrtansr al,
Der @tdn3e nit Ollie son 8lutbunpeu
nieeer3ubeBen unb le pom, Der ,Grpe ~
nertilaen. So ibuerSt uu,,,,s ~, febsn. pab
ielblt. bsrporra0enre Staatebfanllte, ulirfer
anocrn @uuperneur M(ilfr, bieifm. teufli.
l9en Yla1 ibre 3uiimi,uti8 .8eBebtn ia,
ben. -ItufIf11 fa8eil wtr, neil mir
uuiern tieftn AtiSeu polir lolat,1 4 III fit
l4en panbluneen. pie bie}e, nidt mil,
eer ousbrdden t6nnen. Der blobe &C.
raate, bae man 3u fol@en plfsmitteln
ME has. 8lutbunpf auf. bic Gerier Der
Snbiager III bebfn5 uup, biiie .plpns ben 2eb.
tern tnStdde rstben il lalien eteift, 1T en-.
p6renp., Sc 3ieut fid fit fein 9riRli&es.
e%ebilpetee, eiptlifrtes Bolt. Gtne ber
f&pdptftn 1baten per NsteQsH par bat
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-06-17
elsi& erisnnsn, alS bab NIT uhs barber
a~uSaulaEen brauhten.

eIsi@ srlsnnsn, alS bab NIT uts parlbet
aussulaHsn brauaten.
@tnn ts NIT 1ilftter Blutbunee taz
Yin 9etradt tpercen fann, tae tauicnbe
pou friebliaen. Hei6tasn unb branen So
mtlieM BEN bsf&etbsnen Slid, tas fe
ebepem 9enp7en, ,p~iecerseoeben ,perten, ein
ld1nts unb aur alidltdm 6eimot gutter
Wienlden befimmteS Qanp geaen has
fuy@tbare unbeil lpp unb 8errerben
,btnBsntsrs A@ltidtnbtr M3rrnbanttn
Bd&1Bt ,no BEN 0riebtn unb 'Npblfsnp
m%ieperse9ebm wirp, baum werpen bic
Ylutbunre ben ldredltden Namen, ten
Ge fi@ I'm 1ienlle pom 9tlaMnf6nasrn
srNptbsu, in 9erae0enbeit brtneen. unp
ole eten 70 9ro6t 8obltbdter uno Greunpe
Der Wenlden 8eprisien ,perren. wie BIZ
eelen 9unte Der %fron,nnen @dter tes 5os>
VICES ~ ct. BERNHARD.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-06-17
|tAe n,usii, QeiAunQ pt,(er art 1T BE tes

gsnerals 9osan, tines Der betannttten
unterbtfsNebaber Sbaman's. Ct bte!t
in einerS pom partsierabiSiebern berufenen
DISCRIMINATING eint &ebe. pel1e f9 fir
tae Ns@t pes prdGpent.n ertldrt, unab>
bang's bon BEN @Onsreb BE rebeuil&en
Staatea au reccntruiren, auf @runb her
Nnnabme bab bic retsuilden Staat.n in
@atrbeit ME aufaebSrt Staaten inner
BALI Der Union au iein.
Die &ldidritt6partei mill benz praN>
Renter, bieles &eGt allein iiberIa0en
piGen, neil Ge annimmt, taB er Die Ne>
contraction ner Staaten i'm Sinne tn
St%lapenbarone %Yornebmen werte, wabrnp
mon pom rem Gongreb firdtet, pab cieit
bic rebeQil9en @taaten al6 erpberte Ser
ritorien bebanetln uno zen beiten unp Der
Union treuefen BIrsern terielben, ben
Ne0ern, ta5 g mmre4t rerlei>
ben rperte.
Tim bies III perblten, perten bic be-
ribmtelten unter cen temofratildm Sc
neralen ouf ben Stump sefibrt. Natiir<
lid l6Bt G9 tas Bolt BON bieien Wdn>
ner1, wel9e bic i'm Gelpe friid errunse<
men 9orbeereu poraulei9en baten. penen
ras @olf 3ujaudjsn mirte, SleidYltl
mas bic @enerdle iprd9en, 8ielee oor>
repen.
AQein Mues bat feline 3eit. Wens fG
Sen. 2ogan nur nod Glide Wale aui
BEN Stump ~beruntreibt unb oeriubt nit
Der 3unse 3u nidtt ~ MAIDEN, wa6 Ter
bette She'll res Bottles al8 Grudt ieiner
une leiner @efdbrten @ofentbaten iu
ernpten eeboft 10 rpire ct balo lebsn, no
feline 2prbeeren bleiben.
Graf Mpntbolon in 3wet'
fel.-@ruf Wontbplcu, Der frau3SIibt
@elanbte, nadpem er idcn mebrere idlafz
lo(e Nddte nit her NuH0iuns pes 9t5tbs
lele iugebra6. wo5 cine @sleranenz vi:
NEE ron 10000 Mann 8untesnuppen
meitens GapaQerie, in Geras su 1daf
fen babe, &pcie!bf rod oue prsanilirtet
Meteuenbee,e ben @iperitano %aufeeseteu
bat l6 jeBt nit Der Bitte UNI Nuftldrun!
bierlber an Germ Semarp eemencet. &c
inn mabrl1sinli9 iasen 1pi1p, rab MAJ
Die Mrmee mad 3eras ldide, UNI BEL
9.uten @%eleeenbeit 3u seben, in pieien
btdf Ae@unten 9anne ibre turd pie Jelr'
alee in zen Sumpfnieceruusen ee6 CD
lens etwos an9esriHene Contribution mie
Der ~ itdrfen, nidt aber etna als Sblsr
rationeeorpe III rienen, mel9es Zen
"Marerl' etpas auf bic Singer isbel
lpu. 6srr @raf Wortbolon nib .natiir
lid tieis Nuffldruns lsbr befriepiseno fin
ben uno NIT einem ~6m! 9m! Do
ITS" f1 nod @einem botel iu1ldsisber
BIC inn Gin neues Natblel ;u I9aHs
madt.
Gine unan8e 6 In
/ o.-Gine unansenebme Ginlu
bun9 1T IS pbre Sweifel, renn Ter &aii'
ron Sopar einem feiner 5psprtoren, :,
! ni9t eemcut, tpie + MIL, einen iebr bubll
unp totbar 9earbeiteten Sabel nit :,
!, arttsen 8itte lbetieapet, rab Ter Gmpidr
ger rod pie @efduisfeit BADEN mboe, fl
nit nielem ldarfen Snltrument Zen 8au.
auf;ul6liben. @ir baben inoeilen /
oieism Sanee etpas Nfbnlides, ndmlit
Don pten berab tommenre @inlarunae
, an |1ledte @iyiltcomte pter Sifsie,
rod eefiuisf freiriuis Don ibren poit.
at;utreten. Cine lolde Ginlacuns i
neulit an RE Doble Dole, rem Stertf
E amten hes Sneianer=8 ureaus, ersanee,
unb maj, rimmt an, tae' eer@elbe Ger Gin
lapun9 Tcl9e leiiten meroe, in, nod srj
I bere unannebmli6teiten 3u permeipen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-06-17
3erf6iebene Neui8feiten.

Gut anb .-:Sberman
bdlt ausAessi&nete &ecsn ct iaat, mon
mlile jest oufbauen, nidt mebr serlt5ren,
%per{Sbnen, ni1t mebr beleipigen. Das
1T u yor Dem General. @rant, ieltit
rpenn aufeeforrert, bdlt gar teine
Msten. Dos 1T nod be1fer Don be N
General. Neeen<baltenre unp Briefe>
(hreibenpe Selpaten? Wi4 niht re9t
pai7en. ~
n5@ Gin fdmabilder plan aur Gil,
Qune un@erer Nationalldulp. Gin bie=
perer Spbn hes eemitbliden @6maben,.
lanpes bat in Be1ref Der NIT ausfmeine:
8efriepieuns oufeenommenen @efan9ens
nabHe pes Gr3perrdtbers Self. Davis
foleenpen frpunn1sn @unl@ auS8elpro<
den:
8enn / bean @auterle in 1,eire &laua
BAIT no that I Jpn in |einem &cifs unb
unterrcd uno S@lappbut in en- eiierna
&df9, unb Jpn i'm 9onsa 2ano rurnfubr>
,rerfa. unp fdr's @elb leoba lau. s ueie
9e,piB, es ains 10 piel @elo Elm. bob's
0on3 2anp ieine Sdulpa 3abla t6nnt.-
8enn ct ater pdaft boa tbdt'. no that t
Jpn bet'm BliB nit eu1a fuirisa S@ur>
boaee fupfa. unb np&beor muo6t Ct MAR
4 Gub iber'm Grrbeta sapplu, bis II
tca M6rtle moi {att.
Greu etner BerBanBtn<
beit.--9m Sabre 1887 feblte GO rur al,
Der 3ufilnmuns Stem Ssrieys, 70 mare her
8orldla8 Sefeion'6. bic Stlaperet ni@t
r,ur in, bamalieen @ebiete Ter Union
1onbern aud In aleua ipater gu ertperten>
ben au perbieten, an9e1omn1en worpen.
SEEN Seriey 1T leiner @ersanaenbeit treu
8sblteben unp, n@ppperbeap" pom S&et>
I'll bis aur 3ebe, per(a9t c6 nod beute
feline 3ufimmun8 ~ BEN Nmencement
BET Contribution, weldes bic Stlauetei i'm
@ebietc BET Union pernidtet.
Mae Elm gutter 6ate tperoen nil,
frammt fa bel 3eiten unb bleibt banu
frumtn lein 2eben lang.
- v@6 befntet 66 Gin knabe In
Dem Srrenbauie 3u 9artforo, Conn, nell
der %uabnfnni9 rrurpe purd bic Nadridt
pom rem 0rdbli@en Qeinen urb ben, burd
lie erfolSten Ioce ieineS 8aterS in eem
&eteuenBefdneniGe III MnperionpiQe."
Man 9ebe BEN 8naben eincn gut 0e>
lacenen Mepolyer, fibre ibn in bas Sc
fdnenib peS Stiff, DaYis, ia8e ibm:
.pier 1T Gin eelapener &epolper, uno bort
iBt Ssf. Dapis, ber Goltertnedt unb
MSrber peines @aters!" unp lale Jpn
sspei Setunben NIT eieieun auein. @enn
mai, mad 3tpet Setunben3 bic 3eQentbire
wieoer 6ffnet, miro man fnten> bae Der
mobnfnnise 8nate @ernlnft .8et1us be:
5iab, um ~ pii7en, mas er,3u. tbun' bate.
a1r Yarion Brownlprr. Ger ,uner>'
ldrodtne patrtot vpn Tenne1ee, sci, mic
Elm Ne9eranbeter mar, last: sd mllrpe
.lieter ben, a.u,leliBfen S@mar3en in
Ienne0te tas, Stiu,mre@t ,pnoertrauen,
ais eineu1 jdmunerli@eu, ndielnoen 6eud>
.ler BON einem 4ebeutn, Der ii9 IN bic
Union 3utidSddh&en bat, pbne ii6 bic
3eit au nebn,en, bic Gleden BEG 8luys
,lrpaler 8drssr, bas CT perso0en, Yon {eis
1lfr 9anb ~ walden."
;Daennc6 idetnts, ats lpQ Der blutro<
then Nerrdtberbano wieb.r her 3Ieel her
Perrfdaft lber ben Meeer unpertr.aut tuer<
ben, Der feline fdpar3e @aut ebrlid far
tte Union 3u Marfte 8ttrasen.
GintB e,i4dfti8 un 8 FIR
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Meue(te d. dtem aus europa.

Qeuis Napoleon Bate {.tneu Better, ben
ciden plonplcn, rpdbrenb itiner Nbpeien>
brit in Mleitr al6 Yrdirenten te6 Staats<
@atbs 3uriid9elafen,. ater Der oide prinj
bat feline @teuuns nidt nod @uni& iei<
mes tailerliden 9eywaneten o%ertpaltet,
fontern in Mjaeeio cine 9iere aebalten.
,pelGe ni9ts ,peniser ols ben Beifau tes,
ielben 9efunten, uab Ct bat ibn1 ben &opf
mie einem Sdulbuben semaiden, weldte
UNI 70 peinli6er flr ben prinsen fem
muete, Ia IS IN elmer i'm Woniteur oer>
Sfentlidten Grfldruns 9e16ab.
Der 9tinj bat penn aud ten erbalte<
men Nolenfuber ietr tibel scnomn1en uao
an isinen faiierli@sn Better fplsenpes 8il>
let eeridtet:
Sie: 8eranloet tur9 GIN. Mlojeftdt
Brief pom %. Mai unp Die 8tr6Heutlt>
dung pel1elben i'm bertiaca Moniteur
leAe ih r1eine Stsle als Yralesnt' bee
S%taatSratbs fopie piejenise als pralreni
Der ,Snpufrie>2 tusfeQun9" fit 1867
nieeer.
@enebmisen Sie, Sire, bic 8erfide>
rune meiner tiefiten uno a@t~uneeoplfen
Mnbdnsli9teit, NIT Ger i6 bin Sbr er9e.
benfer Better.
MappIepn Serpme.
Tas @erbre9en BEG YrtnSe1 tpar, BAT
er bic Sapafon Msrico's ernf 9etaoelt.
bic vMonrcs Doctrine" inbpiVrt unit e.
Hart, bag Jest nod Ger 6e1feuung be,
Union, Grantrei6 an teine Stfupirunl
Mericp's benfen tSnne, ubne i6 NIT Der
Ser. Staaten in &riee au perpideln.
DAG rparen freili@ ou@ iebr unan9es
nebue @abrbeite,, fir cas faiierli@e Sb1
unc fein @uncer. boe Souls dreerlid
wurte. Das Sd6nfe lbri8ens if, bab
penn uniere @esieruns ,aur ert emma
roCtdneig freic 6arb mad @nsen bat
prin; plcn plon tc& &e@t bsbalts'
! pirp.
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a.a Neuer beutlGer
@rpcerieftpre. SambDbanblun9
Il :as GIh un6 .Gnbl,

ct. pete.Fra6e, in Gimme's frabsrem 9uIaIe.
Die untersei9netsn baten tets aQeNrteu gutter
Materia!paaren, &C. an 5aue tessleiden fin
BEN bic seberten !8uneen tets purritbis, ale
Nrten eates, Yies unb @anbies.
Wo 10 pia @@Dnes man fam mdtlen,
Dart aud Gin @ldshen Bier nidt febltx,
Grii6, rein unb bel unb fcnbcr Iatel,
Das bette Bier i'm Ganaen Staeel.
Tint eensisten 3uipru9 bite.
&{m unh 8uhL.
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Jabritante.n son unt SAMPLER in
Sau9= II. @ebepu1nper,
oen befen in Der 1,elt.
81. Mntbp y,........M I nnepta
o. Yanbassntur in ct. pster, Minneipta.
s. +. S3eifptpic3,
Gde ter 6lnften unt @eear<S tra6e,
e%ceenubtr Der GpuntY-Sail
empfebIt T9 hermit bOFi9f benz eeebrten seut.
.. Yublifuu1 els
@erter unb 3ubereiter eQer @rten BON
9el5en nnb TeQen,
ptpie gum " nfertteen BON . ell II,
in pelaem SADIE Il T& arbsii@ie mc&t 10 tuubl
burd y prttefaitleit esr MrbeiL ME ru1d Biuis.
feit bsr Maaren poQtcmmeue 8efrieeieurs III
eepdbren. 1853
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