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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-07-01
Staot uno ganb- Ma6rt6tfa.

8nrser Reorganization Sttu' G's;
pfane beimFebsetsser Gpieeteg.-S'
i9eint IS ssns, eattlpb, RAP mir WIS NIT be-
WaibhsrlGnmniF, ser mir Mas her nasNen Sat
teris" bsi Der seimfsps r~e,isltsu in CT. @aa
iaalhis ssmaat, ~esniisen lalen wpl!en ,tnc saf
stspas @ebnItgss trt esr SeimtsbY Urn Minnt'
Iota~G plsatsn nidt mst. seYfaNtn leN. Sa be-
On !esssn 0rsitas Rattssgattsn Sirsssssfiamm
lung ware rims COMMITTEE erttannt, Der bic Anf'
eabe sslselt maIbe, srmsinlaI nit sca Saf'fs
Der Giart ein Syfem fir ben Gnpian9 Hnlsffl
beilnfcbrenttn Sruppen 81 iMansurirtH. G'h'
GpnIersns Spn Damtn, iaelIe am lsbtsa Grnts
atsnt im@ pnpe.neayssimmer f%attfanc, csasNnse
fir iete 9Naye cine DamsnsG Commits, S~'rsldtsr
he Sammlung rnn &titrGsrM st!iegt.
Sran q. ST. SttfrE Gpmasi.tttntfslIes
sunda5t fir Sic a. @ass, trire pie @aitattpn pf'
srn ss,t[dsu Dar,tn ct. gsalls ibsrbanpt INst.
nsbn1ssn uMt IS loUte uns frsusn, !rsHt1 DIN etcls'
@eits ber sins res,t rGse Stsi!Raeae iib asltene
madsn w:Ires, let IS Ielb0fdaeis pses, mas an
aemeIsrsr erl9siner Siirftes I'M gsssit NIT rem
WmerifanfrIuneH. Die eHblif9s @rtls etNtttet
bic Gsibrfe Der esu;|asn DawleG ais wslcHs!iH.
greu Grcriu III Wr1ie!utin eer Sr9arilas
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-07-01
Digtlow, marooa \ Cos
Ma8a3in
Don Mderbaueerdttf9aften
ct. paul, Minnefeta

QDir babfn fss erSbte Eager BON Barmerse.
rdtbf&afttn uns Ndblsnuaf5tu vefli@ bon
&bieaeo.
@oob's Se!f-Rake Reaper uub preiS.
Mdbmal9ine.
Baa,s !; 2st0 eomttntrts Grnote u. @a9>
Caynan Chief Reaper and Mower,
e~ombintrt in elmer Mai6ine.
Sweepstakes REDO @ai9tne.
9ra9leY u. pitts Drel4mai4ine.
Tarm> Mdblen-3uder.M lblen u. Sie,
Ter (Evaporators.)
3ornl&al' Mai9inen-Guter59neibe- Naf9i-
ne Sptnnraoer - @en5en -Senlenliele-
S&aufeln = Spaten -peugabeln- ReHen-
3auen-Yause aler art.
@-unb Maes, be0.n Elm Jarmer benStbiet III.
Wtebersertaufern maGen tpir fasen, baB mir
tbnsn bel Vertaufen 70 eIniiee Bebingungen
tteQen Hnntn, ais irgenb Gin auberes paus IN.
Wefen
Btgelotp, Rurbod u. So.
Deutf6e 8anf,
ct. Yaul, Mtnnefpta
0elb, Briefe, obsr Ma9rtdtsn liesen psr1a.
Sobann SPUR.
266 gubreas @@ptt.
271, @pttlieb Gtninger.
289, Gbritopb WuQer.
300 Trau Mnna Waria gpQmer.
wilttus Bros. u. Dunbar.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-07-01
nfne An}eigen.

TpSet0nsciee.-Mus 5orstnssn uns Ss-
fannten sismsn mir hermit bic ttaurisesln-
iisiec ron hem Mblstsn unIsyS inuislt s~rliettet
Spbnes Sp}cpb. Nm 90 Gept. y. s. IN
HriesssefaneenlNaft s~sra!hsn, Fam sr nit VIC.
lsn istucr TawpfeeIp(en ont 10. Sct. nat Ga.
l~iStura. q. G.. 100 sr arl 80 Deg. in, Mlier spt.
u Sahrsn e~slrrbsn il. Gr war im,nsr eli,
trsuer. auter 9pbn, fem lss.er G!vgentlif mar
lsiNen Glteru Mrr Wei6Riftsrn Ssms:bt. Sostn
Inrenfen t!eits nrS nNnss9eblid.
Vsns .. O., 3suuspin 9p. "a. SUM 1864.
SrpertN Sp1epb Wturtr,
8attalinr NeHrsr, asb. SeHn'anH.
Our gtI1IIi0eN Ysabtwae. - Uuisr
~ Srsuns, Serr 9. 9sIs sriueat lns, hem@u-
tii.,rm mitsusbsilet, rae CT eemlidGFt ,rlne Netie
nab GeutItlars aM!rstsn ptrs, A'le aus S!sIf'
nissn, telGe etpa AZ, Jpn prrlpa!ieb SeytsraN8en
eatfn, srluG,t cr, sbelletS bet tam Sp!Sulprsttsl1.
SssrIYGtet.-0 % IS ms nid.t mp8li9 mar,
~ ecu ,,nlsrn SrclEeen unt Ss!annten Scr
nalsrsr atrtiis nas Gpieaap MiAsltlt Mblbtte
gu nshnsr, II ieuern MFR Sbnsa allen nr,ere
ttrsl,aen @rii6s nit starr, 9esspphl lMre benz
@nnlh sinss f~rsuptGsn WisaerIsbens.
&hirase, 20. Suni 1865. -
Grnf So amer
&nguft WaSnfr
&nbrrt Sbrpsr.
Gmtlie @6rptr.
Sinsstst ees esutiasn Hrausn.
" 5ilfS-G ersins.-Mls Wst9ltsssr efs
tsutl6eu 6raUsn- Stifsps.tiHs tertsn hpil!dls
sinQelapeu. an nidien @rnn!as Ns&mittaa 3
llbr lid i'm csgt(d- sngliiden S9ullrf1lf I'm
~iriiteru prlsetGIes ssfdaisEt stusuNnreN. nm
Nrranscmsnts fir ec!, Gmpra.s.sfr eftlilifereh'
oeu Gplsatsn AZ tcIprt9sn. LIZ
priI. tes teutiGen UraaeAs 5ilfspereins.
CxaUsbattsrin seiu9t.-Gin a%ai!anst-
~ aes, III meitlidsn SaNsarbtitsn ScibtsS
Jraucnsumntr fam zinc CUTE Y!acrNNg ais
SausbIlterin erbaltsu. Nat:rss IN her STTts
her uStaatssei!uns."
sym \. Suit ftisrt sic SeuIe Der esutlas
" lutbsriIbsy Ortifaitiafeiissirte fia Elnesr"
sef in SDsi al. Vnnl. Die g!tsrn Ter 9tnbss,
Irnir aue Srsunet Ser lieerN GGgIiIasnn l:ns
TrsupbltAf easu etn9eiasen. Sir 9sqhsmlt6fsit
uMo @rfrii@una icrgt tsitsns
Our 0eter pes l.. Suit mirn Der Sc anes
- bersin ,Sarmpnia" in Ninusapplis
sin pic Mie in nsr lessnauu.m -Minnea-
polls Srausrsi atba!ssil, tcrsu sas seutIe9e pH-
hI;Fum ftsnnsli4lt sinssLarsn II.
0as Spmm ittee.
Sim pierten Suli wirr Ser esutih=snsliiGs
E~n'pI''t, '''' s''"E'ti'H "sN"'''" " -" ~"
ct. MutbpnY Se:a, npsw Slgcnefrsunes slnes-
lateu lnc. 2t %. Hreb. Sccr.
9So It Spnis Salsmanna aus @ifborr.
SO aar. Sanncss1? Gr lslbEt reer tssr Irn|e
ktsr esnIsltsn MuSfnnft esbsn !ann, tpt1p esbs-
Ten, iotde on IS NJ. OlttiSta,
Carver, M:nH.,
s~slaussu su IalsR, sEr @sitertsfbEsrrnns GU
peNen Gur1tpr u. GbttS II, rrr oeir1ate.
Osi9ner pc MAN t.-gin asi9itterl3sl9~
~ nrr, az Die Sirts,ten in brr Sffce ei,;s 81
sil.5neeniturs (privass &ansms1srs) %srpSbnt
farm cine Situatian ansepisicN erbaltea. 5r
mug ecrtlb iprsd'eu tG.ren. Mad3gfraSeH bfi
26. SUM- IS. Srbn 6. printe+
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-07-01

t @err Soc. @ & II nj a n Ypn
CAREER 1T @arper County fou iid, tpie
mir bbren> In einem lansen S6reibebriefe
on unlsren Ma6bar umte Elm Miseer"
atsearbettet baben au beweiien, bab cas
NiassrfiMmre6t Der Nasel 3u fetnen,
Sarge iein ,piirbe. Sur niGt 70 dnafltd,
Soc, 9te baben Die Nieperlase bes &!et,
ten Nielsn utc SIRE etsne, sic babclt
Die NiepaIaee Sittle Mdd5, sic baben
ben llntsssars Der Sflnseret erlebt unb
ufteen" imMer mod. glllp nur feine8 ause /!
sic wssom bic GinfubrunS beg Ne9er>
itirsmrsG,t5 erlsten uup tyogcen, ra@ pie
wi @serr SOlfph NeinmaRn, tic Sdule
Der Deupfraiie spa Gorpsr. Gcuuty leiu.
Nen benz, traS osm u9itlasi1' seseben
srirp, fann Sbnen nidts eb9she:. Mir
piiTen .vpbl,. sic tatenamsnn sic bic
Welt. fprtibrsttan l.ssh r~ai1t'cs 0sfUbL
wel@es Sie!sn 2cuten bae Jablen nerura
@a0t Is pirb Sbnen. libel uno Ste
fGreieu besbalb salt ben Saul an !"
Mter baS 1T tbBrtdt, Gafen sic fi9 tur
cir 5sra gepBbuen Sie ii6 an bic frdfs
ti9e Bewe9uns nod gpran, uno uenr1
aub Der fharfe euftsus Der Greibtit
Sbnsn onfanss bte9lerpen etwa6 ansreift
has eiebt fb 1bpn.'
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-07-01

Sir pierten Suli Wirs ser esutlh=rnslilts
- Gaulsersin sin 8innsrfet atbnlten au1 ben,
ct. MNtbcnY Se:a, .ppsW Sugcnpfrsunps slnee-
taeeu Npp. 2t d. & d, Gccr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-07-01
c".'FFHW ~. yI.t.
@plS unb 8rtdlIeine 81 Ser.
fauf.
Golf. EQlf.

Der unssr3eianete teu1driGtiet bas Wvb!ifurt
srsetenf, bas er iein Salt 9Iattcps richer int
Garge unb SaIf fir ieeen an tcr ptcrn 9oreuus
Ell pat. "a eEcbu Rets.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-07-01

Gernsy Ngrcc cinc COMMITTEE, bslfrpene aus
eiasY 8ame aus isser @arp. t.s bic Sewi:s9uns
Der 9plsatea brin1 @mpfaag e%saq1ut. Sur
| ltaisrfIbans sitlcr Ge.rmis!ss !ptrc cine aabese
spa 5 Ssrrsn, sSarautsr Gen. @ci. gesles> thu,
"a, 5,,n . -.# iE,l.-. -. .... .r.. I'm. ''# H
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-07-01

i Gin betm gefebrterSolb
n.-8alentin Datbamier ()
Elm erff por Elm Yaar Eaeen Don Sber,
mans @rmee III feline 5etuat In Doytpr,
Ionn ant llfer bes Dtamoap Safe suriid,
.Sefehrtsr Solcat, erbob ltb neultd nurs
acaS friih eeur2asey, II. pridte lftnerTrau
etneA &,te, auf Gle 2ippet, tabem ct ibr
sr molfe Uii9sn seben. Mud fteB
ST III Gin 8ect aaf Dem See, unb bieJrau,
tpelde flo ebelsfau5 erbpb, lab i'm aus
Rem Sa5A lsrau5itir5eu urp mad fur;tm
Gaalpfs iii: zen WsIen unterBetn. Gr(
Ipat Git gssGmistaae ,puyos Die 2eit5e 8e<
faHptt'. Der 8srunalddie binierldet cine
Tr2u u!lo fleben &inoer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-07-01

ACKNOWLEDGMENT an.--Waa3 mntsi!bar
l9sint bic Wiajeritat hes GInatsratts AT ht.
isssdlidsa Gsanfbsit uMa.fitaalIa &eYfIelis,"
s:ssIii6 uM!esfst Sauis p:t ibf trait," ssatI@
rM arftbauSrnpfeW tr@ niatt st lssesa.
sInf cine pem Gtaptsatb eiasesibsse pile Won
giirbsrH ber /. nnb 5. MarS cling bsm Stast.
ra.b ,a9 stIidbcm Gsttbt Idnersea ,bsr Seihln6
alb, Die Magtt- Committee su iaitrwiren, beb It
f4 srEunbise, rb Die Ssass niat p~aienss Ges
bI,se fir @arFtpl1se iii Der L., 4. " 5. @aro
oulGaNsn fSnae. s43E Estgis
Gey Marfshausrappsl Be. Waipyisas ses
9iabtratts beltstt b;fanntlib basiw, pas Ct
sla,,ht, bic @slt psrse untsrgftsn, tpenn nidt
Der siriide rgatiG" III Der u~bistissn 3weitsa"
une bic spn siu.m Gube his gum anossl1 hemp=
srati4e ct. peter 9trabs u1b Ilruee9snb re,.
WarEt oGsts auf rer @ais baten, toabrras bic
~itrissn Sirssr meilsaNait SarnnG laufsn.
Die M!ajcritGt nes Giactratbs ipu :atb iemss
ssibfs5fnune mtrfiige GrleiStsraas s~srlpiIss1
unb Ri. suntsteac pbre Giefebr iDsrfepsit FIT
neN- Et*t
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-07-01

aGS q sSu1 r9plpiers Ssottc" ipasben IN ssr
ssrsaugenc,s S9cde 754 ?Mab!seiteH serasrei9't
Nnb go Sc.eatsn rrtic!ts.t Snrf ieitwsittacS NJ
.eis. 3#s2
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-07-01

Ost9ner cesInnst.-gi asi9ifters3st9~
- nrr, or Die Srtsltst in btr Sffee si1;s 81
sil.Sngsnisurs (Wripate 2arpmsIsrs) srpSpnt
farm cine Situatiar ansewislcn %erbaItea. gr
mug ecrtlb iprsdeu ESnlen. Nad3gfraseN bfi
2b. SUM '65. Srbn 6. Vrinte.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-07-01

500 It Spuis Sal
~ 2ar. Sanncss9
htsr eeAis!tsn Musinnft +!
ten, iot9s on
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-07-01
Grnf Waaner>
aMeufft Wasnfr
Nnbrrt SUrpsr.
6 mtIic @ 6rptr.

Causbaltsrtn se1u9t.-Gin aaHansi-
~ aes, III nsiblihsn SaNsarttitsn seabtsS
Jraurnsimmfr fam siNe CUTE I!ae'rNNs a!S
NausblltsyiH eyt0l!su. Nat:rss in her S1Tss
tfr uGtalts,ei!INa."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-07-01

'1""f01SP| 1VN TW9FJ
ede Der Stebtenz uno SeGionzStraEe,
R(11 bat cine ausseseianete Mus1pabl feTsiegs
Waaren 5H BEN ~htlieitsn WarftpTsiFeuD
geitsate Mrbeit nirD a.f's Nrcrnpfsae
unb 8iQisIte angeiertiet. 81
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-09-20
a "a ~ 7 T-i-v : ~
= ITEMS OF STATE NEWS.

GS@ The Skowhegan Clarion says Mr.Wil lam
Rogers Of Norr1dgewock was kicked in the
face by vicious horse at GTay's Hotel in Show
hogan, on Saturday last, and severely injured,
but he is considered out of danger. .. q se s.
BB Mr.. n. f. Lord Of this town, found the
horse and buggy, stolen from Thurston Emer-
son of Lewiston, on Wednesday last, at Cape
Neddickj it having been found hitched to the
premises of Theodore WeaFe, Jr.- fsaco Dem
ocrat. mss.
E3 We learn fr I'm the Democrat that on
Sunday, Sept. 8, a fire broke out in the. Law
land and woods west of .Kennebunk village
It continued to burn until extinguished by. the
rain Of last Sunday. night The fire burnt
over from five to eight hundred acres Of land,
about zoo Of, it covered with valuable growth.
Nearly all of this LAID, had been previously
burnt over in 1904 -. ,.:s's Z = =
B While blasting . ledge at the -Kittery
Navy Yard, a vein of copper, half an inch
in thickness, was struck So says a correspon-
dent of the Boston Herald zs,.sAs i .,.sg1e -
EB-sThe vote on the removal Of the County
seat of Somerset from Norridgewock, to Show
hogan, was decided in the negative on Monday
" feoe WCSA Wy " very iueeiueu fot0.'. L e
Skowhegan Clarion says the bill was sAddled
with too many onerous conditions to make it
popular, tiassisl E org IA aa -
The Lewiston Journal is pushing the
fcity fathers" to the purchase of a steam fire
engine. Also to the erection Of q handsome
monument IN honor of the brave boys of that
city who fellin defence of the flag.
~ The Journal sayssAuburn has no night
watch, but has had four burglaries within q
week. 10 s1asy esl'i uoe tet1niaT
Bg-Mr. james Field of Lewiston, died very
suddenly Sunday morning He was amilk-
man, says the sJottrndy, and while coming into
town-with his milk was taken i'll. When
found he was in the road by. the side of his
horse, with the reins about his arms; life was
extinct. 1t is supposed that he died Of heart
disease. 49, t1 ~
GE-The Saeo Democrat says party of gem
temen of that town are making arrangements
to lease Of the owners a cotton plantation for a
term Of years, few miles from New Orleans,
and Mark Prime Esq, and Capt. John w. Deer
ing lesve for that place this week, to complete
the arrangements. GlQ.g eHe 81 -...la
BY The Maine State Horse Fair viii be held
at Skowhegan, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day, Sept. 26th, 9th and 18th, 1855, on the
Skowhegan trotting park. The celebroted stall
hon Gen, Knox, owned by 7. S, Lang, ESQ.,, has
been working ON this track, and win be exhib-
tied at The fair. es7'ic ss9aa .2 K< s9ii'bA
Csc The 1st Maine Heavy Artillery met with
2 fine reception on their arrival at Bangor last
Sunday. : = {. q : :. /. Il, -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-09-20

BT-An ingenious Frenchman has made 0
amesaio a8ldseapeeempesra insects. tv5ns'
tains more than $4,000 beetles, besides big and
little bugs of various sizes.
BB- lady in the streets Of Toronto mar
rowly escaped death the other day from the
fall of afower-pot which wit its contents was
preoipitated from third story window to the
ground, slightly touching her bonnet and per-
SON, and was dashed to pieces at her feet.--s-
gB A condemned government steed took the
first prize for saddle horses at the late fair at
winchester Ken. : 4 e - sf-4- ~ III
BcThe- Indian names which designate so
many of our naval vessels are the subject of
many transformations by Jack, for sailors are
not fond of long words. He calls the Wissa-
hickon the widow Higgins" The Miami the
"AIiasmi," and Iow the Miantoncma has been
chsisteAed by the same authority aMy-aunt-
knows-no-man."
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-09-20

clothing; Lane, hair dresser, J. Piper, fruit
and groceries; Thps. G. Noble, clothing; Deane
Pray, clothiags Isyfcss, ana
Hall & Kurdish, e3tlns saloon several other
eating and drinking saloons; S. Lancaster,
i'aker d Weeks Libby & Snow, J. L. CotleT,
iaMs Calm agents and insurance, ofiices a.. y;
Weeks, eating saloon; George weeks, pllnaTa
saloon; and he:oWners of some buliGlngS VINO
are unknown to US. These unreported losses
can hardly be less than hundred thousand
dollars
: The sboye estimated losses foot up $3.50,
and the insurance upon the property destroy
-ed.is. as we have it above, s199, 800. The los;
ers from which we have no report must have
lost more than a hundred thousand dollars
worth, additional, making the total loss to the
city more than half million, upon which,
there may be two hundred and fifty thousand
dollars Of insurance.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-09-20

.Lehigh furnace Coal,
STATUTES
In Regard to HOgshead Hoops.


ssQTATUTE Law OF MAINE, passed April IT,
- 1851, relating to the sale, expectation, &C., Of
315, n I'M the following sections, viz:
SECTION U.--All hOgshead hoops cxroscd for SALE
or packed for expectation shall be from ten l10l to
thirteen i3 feet in length, and OF oak, ash walnut
if Of oak ASH at least one inch broad. and II Of
walnut, threeluarters of an inch ct tho least end
the different lengths shall be made uD Ia bundles by
themselves; and ten hundred thousand and
every bundle parked for sale exporta ion found to
be deficient In number Dimensions shall be lorfei
cd TO the use Of the town where exhibited.
SECTION 1S-No person shall deliver on sale or at
tempt to snip TOR expectation any no Nps before they
have been surveyed measured, viewed or eulled, as
the case may be, and branded by the proper officer,
number, quality and quantity thereof, under a PEN
atty Of two dollars thousand by quality OF tale as
such article is usually Sold one-ha to the use Of the
town where the oifense is committed and the other
to the prosecutor.
SECTION 20,-Ifany person, duly elected rs n Sur-
veToT, Measurer, Viewer Cutler OF said article I'M
der tho provisions OF his chapter neaccts or rer-
es to take he oath of his oice and 70 serve therein
be shall forfeit three dollars to tho use of the town.
and another shall be elected to his place. who shall
take the oath and serve aforesaid under the like
penalty; and tue ike proceeding shah be had until
the otce is hlled If any such officer duly cuaii-
he'd unnecessarily refuses or neglects to attend to
the duties Of his office when requested he shall for
allows any breach Of the provisions hereof OF prae-
tees any other fraud or deceit in his official Duties
he shall brelt thirty dollars to use the aforesaid
SECTION 21.--All the pecuniary penalties aforesaid
may be recovered by action Of debt, Indictment, or
complaint all other torieituTee, by libel filed ac-
cording law, by the treasurer Of the town nterest-
ed therein, OF by any inha-itant thereof.
Sept 10, 1868. asw4w
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-09-20
Aa0UTHERH VIEW.

The CAsslasson Nslgs Ia long and CAREFUL
y co1zi article, urges p2on the recently
closea South Carolina Contention prompt
ac lnteseHce IN the policy of emancipation
W. qu5ts its closing paragraph: !,
lHUader tae following circumstance. there
fora; We thlais stleTe can be no ground to
qae5sio "a ele PROPHECY OF immediate elnancipa-
tioa by taeEca-lyeatien. k3e-e1il- tnea tse,,a
lroge y-5ei fsSlase suspense ENTER ii. eyca
upon tie, measures necessary To our {sIttaeTl
action-ay6id,t che peril Of interEenfio,, III ~,
(oRs2lae ia Or Ea still feater-eg4 al ao ~
lie - ;zrae Ion; inspire the. c5hdanaa 4is,.
vii t.;l5t % as tue tartaee fprFiles Of tie Tles
all5n u; and. possessed o. t,lis subject, there
is MICA srgundtor the assurance that we can
set ue9n 10. Our people are we'll inelined.ta
the De-go. ggneg realize his condition better
tlea he dbes--InoB tlla6inuch be does offa
eiYo Is the raslllt Of hcts he could not, ii be
T9aa, contfol.s The negroes are themeeve5
iassS'o -.flslsI5se. Tley present a record which
iof -e-yicsaad ,oraec, u without a. parallel;
a1d now, ttlTaed heailong into freedom. with
cei PIE }ara-iaa, without prenaoaittof l-by
men at w7s wlSil their n as ter--and told that
t5Sy .isse oesn wconged and have heritage
q teaeeaaee, <Roy exhibit IN. itheir Sgoytslru.
ss 49,, 4. r.. sgi-cg ease pro9gi ty en- ercnpe
t.tsS$ n nv 70 tsa Tic oe1geysece oy eo,sos,,-
teets e1cia 0f a5af. No Seof BE- l,rp e,eS III,
so sfss@, is0le bty3 50 st0af fy;gf. a. ~
sac. ., wsq n las.s3 2 Outrage the lahoring
have been disorders, Intermediates anu ltthere
tie 5aleF not that they should .I bs wloll,
ea-a Ps sSss tssse sRqsd have been fSe
il not madaened by iol1dicious tro : People !
there Is YETI Future for US and it IS now in,
i IA H2aAooa and perfect faith, to enter ~, ~,
il'aAo'--' ''e. se.- stsg iA'V''f '1IiSsef on
We cosnmcnd this southern estimate Of the
caasaasas and coaduesof the, ealerel popula-
ti2n ottae South to the careful attention OF
tag 2 y aesaara journals which are constantly
s-i5aaatizil5 then a5lazy, vicioas. dsblsed,
pssyaFse and stupid, TAa southern people
n~'5 as3A3s caimed, and their northern al
y, t,.ys q constantly supported the preten-
80, 'l',g sley Yves the best judges Of the
-. II q s1-1.sseF. Whenever that Judgment
fsi 4 sssty respect pnfayorable, they have
III ~ " 80 f-st etts-
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-, ----5ls5 -7r goyTTaFF apy r.rTB.
IN al The sstlst FEW places ere Sc delight

IN al the sstlssi Few places ere SC delightful
a9tna @5ea Islands" Of the Carolina coasts
,Ssaeey h tic world are found residences sc
d.5sl4ul as tilose on these islands. Hers
g-sM5t1a finest cotton which is produced any
wAsrq,s cstssn riTaling nfineness and delicaeS
O. gaa thread pun by the sikworm, ana nere
toofj asTaezs every other production by ~lllcn
SGT and genial climate can minister 70 laede-
Eyls Of m3a. Tae5e beautiful ana romantic
regions were owned and occupied by rebels f
TIE sv9-st stripe, Proud and aristocrstic, they
lived in luxury and were made rich by the Ia
Dor Of the slaves. AT an early stage of the war.
thee ilands were occupied by the FederaI
f,rsss. ana the soil became the properly Of the
Government. II was co1liiscated or sold for
Fs2sralitaxos, and some parcels Of it were par
chalsl BY negroes. That was bitter pill for
observation-disclosures but they he'd no. remedy.
TIE reader Will sea in the following extract
from letter written at Beaufort what changes
have come over the sIav5hoiders' dreams 1t
says: 4aa4urs s94 sfuosfo Il on
"Dr; Sans. VINO owned fOalSlands' our form
er residence Oh st. sHsaenaL has come back;
ndtfqas in one OF tie deserted negro cabins.
Ohs Or hi .io,Ilaer siaveslires in the mansioI-
hoQse, wAiea he baugnt oftne United State
Tax [ofnnafssioner; sLies Doctor tried to get
sroo-a /, ths ho13e, bit Harry would not suite.
HIN 10 ocaapy any part OF it. The building l.
poor one, bat the cabin where Sans nqM
lives isnos As inhabitable as many Northern
piE-peas Can retIibutian go further than
tai5f The 4ofmer owner Of a hundred slaves
nov lysa ia-aa abandoned hoyel on the plan
ta6ioa i#Ynica ne owned. That plantation ha.
been divided into small tracts, sold and oeetl-
pei. III his former, cbatteis. DIR. Clarence
IL Jga a525 the patronage OF the people of ST
lie sasSs Nv card twEtIan by hiinseif) says
liz WA be Iotsaa rom IL a. m. until 5 D. IN. a.
tai llou9s O1 Joiln Mayor, Esq }Eilat. John
"a yaly, Asq., lvG5 Iornleri y MS slave.
We could have wished 10 see some exhib
tion OF more generous feeling on the part Of
GHsr y" toward his most unfortunate though
guilty. former master; but his conduct doe.
nc. ..e42ctftha point. to which we propose t.
cal aetsntion, viz, tae illustration which these
fa.s5 aAScd Of the truth that sthe way Of the
tran SFeSsor is haFdn For long generation
tllsse men, seeure ia the power Of caste, hays,
bssa so7Eis taasvild, lad now they reap tie
wit,wt.aa. Their glory IS departed, and the.r
pleasant things are laid waste. Tie dieaspised
b5n taaal aiss where shey. sol. III their pride
aad tila young laen who went forth in The
Aa3h OF confidence to the battlefield lie cold
i9tAe grave Traly, If tbeirerirno has been
great, their punishment is very bitter.
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MARINE N JEWS
poRT OF poRrLANp.

Tuesday, September 10.
ARRIVED.
u s. transports Chns Thomas, and John Rice, from
Bangor tor. N York, land proceeded.l
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester, st John NIB
for Boston. ...r ~ 20 lai STARTS
Steamer Montreal, Liscomb, Boston.
Sch Noel, (Br) Marsters, Hantsport Ms.
Sch Julia, (Brl Seely, st George NB.- Is. .f.5 ta
Sch Maryland. Ellngwood, New York. s .l. 80.
Sch Della Kinds, Wells, Boston. I
Sch Sparkling Wave, Fossett, Gloucester.
Sch Preference, Thurston, fremont. iHt
Sch Patriot, Sfinson, Deer isle. = .ali-i-- lc
Sch L L Thompson, Brown, Jonesboro.
Sch Arkansas. Thorndike, Rockland.
Sch Escort. Johnson Harpsweil.l A,s
Sch Coral Kent, New York for Thomaston.
Sch I'M. IBr1 Camp, Boston for st John NIB. f
Sch Boston, Gould, Yarmouth for Boston
s4aaNfiifrs 9Ie CLEARED. ev o.l..sl.. ... b IA
Sch Olive Elizabeth, Randall, Boston-Mose B
Eickerson.
SAILED-Brig Prentiss Hobbs Morgan, Philadel-
phia; sch Lessburg, Blake, do; and others.
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ever been prompt to echo it, and here ia o
good chance for them to exhibit their consist
sncy. Moreover, lis q point which wecota-
mend to their though tfal consideration wheth''
er It be tie part of wisdom and patriotism
that such a people should be so "naalidepea ~
injadicious treatment,' as TO turn them from
sheir natural inclination to peaceful industry
and submission to law and order, anu MAKE axe. q
them an element Of danger ard misery to.
Che State and the society in which they must
be Incorporated. 25.s