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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-10
THE WILLOW.

willow, Why forever weep, ss@*'& FN"'
~ one who moutns ln endless wrong ~ sisA I.
What hidden woe can lie % ileop,st; 1ia.i eaii
What tor-grief AAa nst 60 IOnga
.fVtisaSs3s s.sa stfsssssss
The Spring makes haste with step elato
Your lie, and beauty to renew;
= She even BIDS thdr6sesswsit, ,&'ttE ~
s ~: And gives har To yeu. a..is:
:: Tho welcome redbresast foldsh hi; wing ,I. =.
:. Topour for.you his freshest strain :: % stsn91
fa TO youct the eariisst bluehrds sing, =. ;ssoft
2~s; sHA ally9nr light stems thrill again.f;g .,
s1' The tfills HIS wedding song "en@f'ah
is5t At trdsts hisaender brood to you ;,.it;g al.
tair t0wering vines. the summer long,r,tg ~
,us .rs.t Wtl easp anu NIL kiss your beauty WOO.
,dt The s9nshise drspes yo~r limbs with light, j.
~ The rain braids diamonds in your hair 49, =,
The breeze makesldve to You ar night. -
Yet still you droop, and tiiidespair. iac y
sY2t 81, .E<sS5 ;.Ea IA @9@h- o. :s.1a:,l-sg,
Il, Beneath your bonghs ut fall sof dew, - ,,.,.
BY lovers lipsis softly told ~ ~ 'fs'S
The tale that all the ages through ':EE's3 a11..
80: Has kept the world from growing old. ss;or
But s.,, though Aprrs buds IS unfold q
51si Or Summer setst the earth alesfss IA zs G@
:ist Or Aatu,np Drsnks your robes wieh gold, tea
,nA Hoa sway end sigh in graceful srief, ..,y
i'i Mourn on forever, uhctpsalel:.> no !, -.e;'a9n
gt DntAhd keep Your secret faithful tree - trare.
III. No heart in all the world can hold ,,7 -.,S
4 sweeter grace than constancy. az $ '.""
Aosiaiy - ~ Ta,7 - :" :o:,ga I'll .;
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-10

thesscf sex though I think lie does. You
might mention while you are about it, that
when get that $4,000 I will send him
half of tin the same aray 7 sent the o,her.
Also tell him, ''Ever Of Fhee:Ysf,f.saa s.Eg
!. !: Yours trully, iiEarIr MELVILLE. )
for any other man. y
Il There was deep silence during the read
ing ofthis epistle IN the Office Of the Agent,
who had CONSIDERABLY turned his back
while the; unhappy victim was learning of
his wasted affection aud cash. The silence
co :tinued SO long that at length Che Agent
turned to offer what: little consolation was
in his power, But he was spared the task.
Thefhapless young man had noiselessly de-
to take the first train for
Pennsylvania possibly to mediate in soli-
t"de over the comparative advantages of
''love at first sight, and love before sight.
Wherever he went, he has not returned.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-10
go =
NO. 81.
kind of jewels her hostess worsat thesere
cepti6ns,, but salcul.se they ute not bought

= FL S-sa-e.ss1exss
Arwoman il Mrs. sewardfs position, who;
simply remained outside that gilded pagoda.
society, in which her Majesty, First Fan,i
y, with txenty-pound-oftob ftobaceo-worth o.
grandmother to stand upon her Roy.I
Highness' Official Position, With : xirc.
pulling husband to bear azainst-the Duci@
ess Of shoddy with apedestal Of grcenbacs ;
for support-the Countess Of. Petroleum.
with . sea OF light to ilIumine herdiamonds.
and Ny Lady Bloomer, radiant in heal i
and independence contend SO fercely j.
the precedence, she wonld have been We
thy Of study as natural curiosity; but /
know that she lived out Of the world Of fash
ion and in the world Of duty from hig;::
ideal of Christian obligation: is to kno,.
that her example is one taat. the world ca,;-
not well afford to lose. ssz
Mr.. Seward's recovery from the doul,es::
injuries Of accident and the assassin's kn;..,
is common wonder and Surgeon Barne~
has SAID that when he left Frederick Sexars
en- the night of Of the assassination he little
thought to find him alive in the morning
that for weeks, the quickening Of his pulse,
at any moment, must have been fatal
What secured that perfect repose of bod :,
and mind necessary to the recovery Of both >
The report Of her death says it was CAUSE,
by illness occasioned by the distress into
which the family was plunged by the 81
tempted assassination. In other words. t':e
devoted wife and mother died that the hus
band and son might live. Those lives Ii,
which she had merged her individual beh. :
could only be reached through hers. Ii t
dagger Of the conspiracy made a passae
for her spirit out ofits clay prison as effec
ually as if it had passed through her hea:
and in doing SO vas turned aside from J.:
purposed victim. Nothing in the histo, :
cfremarkable women interests me SO muy;;
as the little know Of this strong, heroi...
unselfsh, silent. wife and mother of me-.
whose names are known over the civilize +
world. 80 % JAyE G. SwfssHELx:;
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-10
4 SHORT SERMON BY PARscs
~ >BROWNLOW. = -, <-..-

The rebels often 1iken themselves to t!:'
Prsdigal Son, and think that they sshould4;3,
received, like him, ON the frst signs ief re
rentance. Parson Brownlow,: for he i:
fnone the less the parson now that he has
got to be Governor, shows up the points Vi
difference very effectively. He says. g.
''FirstThe Prodigal Son did not 81
cede he went with his fathers consent
and, as. the Scriptures indicate, with his
blessing. Next, he went he did not ST.. ).
and Witty the old man in his own house.
He asked for something to start him in tlss
world !; he did not present pistol to IT,:
old mans breast and demand his green
backs OF; watch. watch He received sthe 1portiv.s
his father gave him he did not press it.
modern Southern name for stealing: Anu,
receir1ng it, he started out to seek his fci@
tune.' He did not retire to the south siis...
Of the old msn's farm, and join band -
robbers who we're plundering the old man,
and his lawabiding neighbors. ReceiYinx
his portion, he quietly took his journct
into far country. Finally, he repente;3
Of his folly, not because the old man whip
ped him into repentance, but because /
came to- himself, and saw that he had
wasted his substance in riotous living. lac.
went back home, not with murder in his
heart, boasting how many he had killed :
and threatening what he weuld; do, but he.
bowed down in honest contrition and asked
all sorts of pardon. He didn. t return say
ing 4 have fought you for four eA14 san.E
until was overpowered,' but he went back
crying sFather have sinned aKainst Heav-
en- and in thy. sight, and. am no moro
worthy to be'called .thy SON. and implors
ingly said. Make me as one of thy hire.
He went home because, throaehs9
out his entire course of riotous living his.
heart was there. He did not return dc
harding his rights his property anil.
back rents. He did not ask instant pardou
upon the faith Of an oath Of amnesty, but
proposed to prove his repentance genuine
by his works. The story Of the Prp1iEal
Son is one Of sincere, deep, heartfelt ant
voluntary repentance fora great arory aronr1!y,
Do our returning y rebels come repenting o:5
their Unparalleled crimes? as long as r,
benion showed :sny signs Of success, d.:
they show any sigma of repentanceaT AraS
they coming back because they love ths
Union, or were about 10 perish With hun :,
ger ? AL who return peaoeahly to theisE
homes, cultivate friendly relations, and ali
stain from hostile acts, disconhtenancins
every, attempt: sst disorder, .shsuld be n...t
with the same spirit and trested with leD.-
ency. When they manifest = hostile spirit,
make them bite the DUST ,5ss.sI 20 a1: II
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-10
- II E:tsS. IA yIA.ss
SOLDIERS VOTES.

,Goyernor Miller informs ,us thstsin order
to reach the soldiers stirl in the field before
election, il will be necessary to send tn.
Commissioners early:in September .Theys
will accordingly be sent on the 9Th. Of SEP,
tember, sud the District and County tick
cts should be in the hands of the Sscrsesrs
Of State BY the 9Th. It Is anticipated th.s
the Third and Fifth infantry, Brackett't
Battalion, .andsthe Heavy sArtillery will re-
main iq The, service until after. election.
Fress. sss5S' : = S. - -
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-10

efF ,xS1sT sisssEIyssD r.
.'Well yes said the youth, with q sheep
ish simper, and ner1ously swinging his hat
by the rim, as he gazed modestly. on ItAe
floor-..we're loy-engaged mean"
s'fstkap5 she forgot to enclose the mon.
Iel." Gttsi DIS ..sasgs. ...I.r.l Is
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-10

NJ nIrCHELL Eaitsr & Proprietor

TERMSs
TWO DOLLARS "A FEAR, IN ADVANCE.
! ! ! z--.S
tine column, one year, S75 90
One half column, enc year, 40 90
One-fourth column. one year, 25 90
One column, six months, 45 OO
: sOneshsaf cslupA six months. SO 90
One.f1nfth salnnn, six moAths, $500
One square, one year, 10 90
ns square, nix months, 90
SsIsinsss cards. i've lines or less, $5 per
axnu;n; six lines, Sc; seven lines, 81.
Legal advertisements at statute rates.
rTon lines Of this sized type constitute
square, and cards will be charged proper
tioarte to the space they occupy in BREWER
solid.
10 B W O R TX
OF oil kinds executed with neatness and
dispatch, and at reasonable rates.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-10
Livery, Sale and Boarding
s r A b l. =
ROGERS s GILMORE, sProprietors.
N &


Havingreceived new and spl! splendid alGlf sEr
Stock of Carriages and Bugyies,
we are prepared to furnish Pleasure, Par
ties Excursions and Funerals with outfits
on the shortest notice. :. yg.
Horses suitable f,r buggy Of saddle can
always be found at-our-stable.
If you want Horse and Buggy, a Team,
or = Teami and carriags, tos 50 into the
country, or from one end of it to the 9th.
er, DALI 1t oursstable; You can 81
accommodated at all tinEess and at all heurs.
N. B.-We are prepared to furnish reg
ular and transient
BOARDING.
For Horses, at our stable, at reasonable
rates. We would respect fully Hate that
"Billy" Young, whom m Knew Is be au
fait in the business, Aill be on hand at all
hours, night or day, to wait upon CUSTOM
|ers. For particulars, call at our6f It>s
v5n52-tf ROGERS fkGfLSfORE!
Iss.r
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:. PINN. Jun 10.lS6-
P, O. ARent:,

Bs2i sia.Mf aSS 9esAs aes have ,ss been ssa,
ing slime inquiries sbdnt twenty six dollars
Il sent (in . horn }aos Nj. sGeorge X.I Well
you may teA, him. from me that that broad
cloth is invested in first-class shanghai
.overc6at. YOU. may also tell him that I
dome eostU boarding school 50 mich as /
.did-alsostlnt ] don't; belong any more to
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-10

-1en nsvis beloved for tseegnisatio'ss
forfoqr years He got It q lsst. He was,
recognized 81 means Of hinsi boots: = '.a'..'.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-10

1,'ssNdt thai, LknHEsoz butgh h alstiApos-E
sible that he may reach that Institution one
of these days. Hssease s-letter which will
perhaPs explain, ithd matter bettefstkan
caa:.aI 4 tssdsi1sasit = fexa dsY9p since, from
sRsa ytysPls ,sn4ieqs x3p4ss 'sskile
man, aeegnized, at tdopqs, his aEmilys hands
writings and hasteneGtstoi:r :reAd the follow
in0 .taj ioa b.sa ssT,iseiasilf aseis ssss7i'iIsf
E-pa1uI aht div 10. Is.-sy ! s.t ha.aaas. = Il:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-10
oIoop MINNESOTA THURSDAY: sr..a

S''No sirZ1'ye had letter from her since
and she swea,st4I mean she's Certain
fput, the, money in. ''esgI .saau-sgtasssss s!|e
tt.psrhaps then, = said the agent, striving
to express his suggestion in the least often
.,ye g lsngupee' e. "pesrhap s M ps she l emFea sn to en-
'e''sir e1dlaimeaa tie fond lover, reused
by this insinuation, "what do you mean? /?
There iss No .dnhbtt ,x1assnt7G sir, that, the
young LADY sent the money. would stake
ny ls N air, en On her honor: iw :,ss..
.Oh, very well, ,sir---.excuse memo Of
Tense intended I'm sure. But you know I
haven't e'pleasuilrre 81 tie lady s Sacqi,,uaint-
ance:' BY 4hei way; how long have yoe
known 7her-a long tims,IIsprssames',aoi
! Il The young .gentleman's embarrassment
vas aYiisbly increased IS he replied; 'about
''iIHS ~ M'ntns:I tHnnss:I gsdt .toj.ls sttai7 q97t.
,rs "Met ll't]Aesr ]her in Rf.Ansylyania, suppose s'
''Yes-that is: mol can. say did" p
'A&"Where dia you meet her p ~.'''''&@'
"Wly, r'can't say whers, exactly-don't
know as I've met her sta all, to tell the
truth. ;" -ssa-.sz.t,t' 81: .,oo4irss} !>a9,Isrs
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Neuette @a9ri6ten.
Oos atIanhSdbe Babel.

New gprt, 16. @us, Gine Spe3talbe-
pelhg an ben 6eralb BON 6eartS Content an
IA. melbet: Der Captain peS Serrible laste
Dem @pt. beS SGuonerS uStrlt 6ruits," pab
paS Gabel am 2. aerrtB unp Die Spje mar ba,
mo man lte 5ulebt seleben bate, gSir geben
Die @rpepttiOn ntdt alS einen SebllAlas auf,
Oenn Die Oampfer Iuden fleiBi9 na9 Der
Spje, waS 3eist, DAP le ntGt Die 5ofnuhs
aufgeben SCR. MadaY, Superintenoent Der
Nep 6ounplanp 2rnte, bcft NOD, Dap Der
Great @altern t1 weni9en Sasen anfommer
mtrb nit Der NaGriGt, DAP Nae6 tn Sronut9
lit. Sd fann baS @jefabl Der @nttaulAu'g,
ipeGcs It6 Der 8epGlterun9 bier ~bemaGttste,
nt6t bel6reiben.
Die allsemeine Nnnabnte TT, bab oaS &a=
BEL ntemals nit @rfplg gele9t perpen Miro.
BUR 3eit, ais baa &abel rt5, mar pas
600 Metlen BON Der &Il te.
Sin anberes Sabr3eu9 fam lebten Srettae
in Sarbor Grace an unb beri9tste, DAP e5
Dor 4 9asen cine erOBe 8Oje iab unp in Der
@ntfernuns bon 2 Mfeilen Elm S9if.
Der Gapitdn Der u8trlt 6ruitS" beri6tet,
bab er ben Gpt. Sum vSerrible" sefrast BABE,
Ob CT slaube, baB Der S@abeu aussebeRert
tperDen fGnne, Dteer tbm jepc6 antrprtete :
yGann'S nt6t id9en."
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Die EUIttif Ses YrSfTtentcn Bel gtecunRrnettpm Der
c5e[enffadtett

Burlington, Is. Nu9ult. &ur3lt9
fnO 8eri6te, Speful1ttpnen ,tnp 8etra6tun=
gen SerGfentlt6t worben iter bic Metnuness
Oer16tepenbett pe6 praltpenten unp ieines
Mintitertums, be3I9lt9 Der Yplitif, tpeIGe
btnliGtlt6 Der Denomination Der lioltAen
Staaten, Der Ne9erltimmre6tsfro9e unb per
WieperberIteQun9 Der GiDilresierungen in
Den ielben befplgt perpen ioa. Die einleiten=
ben Nfabre9el linp berett6 pur6 bic propi 10
rilAen @puoerneare 9etrCfen wprper.
Oa Die @abinetperbanDlun9en ltren9 ees
betm Iino unD pa man nidt lagcn fann, baB
ir9enp etn Mitt9ltep i'm Jtufe Der Snoistrettpn
ltebt, 70 linD Derartt9e 8eri9te b09lt unsu=
oerld1ig, pp6 fann NIT @ewtBbeit bebauptet
perpen, DaB fetne lubltanttele Wie~tnungSper=
oerl4teOenbeit 3tptlhen DEM 9rdiOenten unp
1einem Gabinete be3iglt9 Der G%ecpnltruftipn
Der Sio1taaten berrl1t, gtner Der @rInbe
pafur 1T, baB jeDe NrOflumatipn beS Nrali>
%ftpenten be3i9lt@ @rnennung propt lortlGer
@ouoerneure lor9fdlti9 pom Cabinet erpp9en
unO lanctiontrt. Der BraliDent lpa, na@ Der
MuSla9e inttmer Sreunbe, 9elpnnen 1ein, ben
in ben Gennefee arrangements niepergele9ten
NecCnl trufttpn8plan treu 3t BEL pl9en.
-(Oer 9rO3eb be6 Self. Daots.) Man
BAT 9uten @runp an3unebmen, DAP elm 2betl
peS Cabinets pa9e9en 1T, Sef. Davis tpesen
9O@oerratb6 Su proaeliren, neil rer pralpent
bebarrlt9 etnen 9rp3eb Dor einem Gtptlserid
pinl4t. Wln eripartet, DAP Sberri4ter
@baie IN eini9en Sasen bier anfOmmt nnr
nit Dem DraliOentsn iber 3eit, Srt unp Nrt
unp @ei1e bes @ro3eles conferiren tptrb. Otf
fabi9lten Nnwalte in ben Ser. Staaten iperoer
e~benfals au &atbe 9e3csen peroen. Del
9ralioent lit unbeptn9t fir einen Yrp5eB 90,
elmer SurY tpe9en 5pAYerratb8.
: Nian bGrt, DAP Der @ra1tpent balpt9i
etne Srpre ~erlaien nitro, wel9e Die SuSpea=
ltpn Der SabeaS Corpus Nete wtberuft,
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.sleinen etnoeCblO0en ,,nS 7n ,,,5 ri6t .,,a.

Rletnen etn9el6lCIen unb ln nod nt6t tpte.
Der bltden lafen. 9teut. @rta6t bclte DEN
Rletnen, einen ltebenswirbiaen sSunaen, aus
benz 5auie unb bra6te TIN noh benz @ta=
ttOnsbauie, BON MOO er %pabrIaetnltA Der &tn=
neutrality-suspicious. ilberseben perpen tpirb.
@ferbeDtebfabl.- Gin &nabe Nd=
mems Sobn SO. Sumter, BET SIR. 5reb. Deder
belAaftist, tpurOe pOrseltern Mbenp bur6 eli
men 0ebetmpOli3tlten Der9aftet, 1einem Mrbeit=
aeber Elm @fero 9eltO6len gu BADEN, wel6es er
In Yrattltr. fir S. gum Gertauf ausbut. @r
wurOe na@ benz u5OnI Of &efuee" sel9idt.
Staptratbsnpm tnattDn. =
Die uniOnltimm9eber Der IA. @arp nOmt=
nirten oOrseltern &benO ibren eeaenipdrttsea
8ertreter i'm erIten StaDtratbSstpet9, Or.
&eYier, fir einen i~peiteren Sermin.
@tenb a bnmnfall. = @eeen 58
ubr pprseltern Nftr9en, als Der bon $50 sing
ton tOmmsnoe Bug Gltribge Gambling pa1i,te
traf Die locomotive einen Nlann, Narnens gB.
.. Gbanoler, tpel9er auf Den S9ienen Itanp
unb l6leuperte ibn fort, wpbur6 berlelbe an
mebreren Stellen iGwer Derlest wurDe. Der
lelbe mar I'M Oienlte Der Gelesrapben Cont
pa9nie nno bate Die Uampfpfeife nt@t &C.
bGrt. Wan bra6te i'm na4 Der Stabt uno
lbereab ibn Der QombarD fir. SnfrmarY, 100
ibm 9rOf. Sefenbau9b irunbdrstli9en 8etz
tanb ~leiltete. @sfern Mbenp mar lein 3utanb
bpinun9sSul.
s. eit . d H. Montae Nbenb murbe s..
5bpmas in einem 5aule In Canton bel elmer
San3bslul tt9nng seltO&en. Die 8nnpe mar
gefabrliG.
@erfDlgte etnen Oteb. = Nm
lebten NfOntag fam Elm SIR. 6olttng bon
@albtn9tpn bier an ur1p 1uGte etnen juneen
Mann, NamenS DaDio Gan Buren,, pelAer
lanse 3eit tn leinem Oienlte sepel en mar unD
tnr3lt6 $1O2, cine golpene ubr nebt Settle,
etne lilberne ubr unp 3pet &tnse inn 0elamntt=
pertb DON $500 aus letnem Bureau gel to9=
len Bate l1no perDuftet mar. Mebrere Sc
6eimppli3iten ~itelten Na9forIduneen an,
tonnten jeDp9 fetne Spur peS Diebes emit
peden.
Das 50 p1enblatt beS Beder
entbdlt neblt otelen lpe3ie1en q eutstetten
in elmer ueberi6t Der tpiGti9lten Greig=
nilIe beS eeSn= unb Nu6lanbe8, cine &etbe BON
Nrttfeln unb @prrelppnpen3en, DON penen iptr
belpnpers fplsenpe berDprbeben . erGum=
muntcotOriberpte 3ufunftber
I6war3en 8ae. . er 8rtefbeS
General Cor unp in q 10
Don 80. sc. Otd1pn. OeratIantt=
de Gele9rapb. Sfft3telGe Be
rt@te aus Mertcp. @Mbamertfo.
Oieprpject I'll rte Nb 11affunaber /
SclaSeret In 8raftlten. De t
@ener Sertra9. Dte @ablen
IN &entudY unp Genne1fee.-
@orreippnben3 aus ct. 9puts.
Gurppatf 4e Gprreippnben3en.
BettereS Iber bic GplGtitpn
benz 5urpn Gee. 81 a&rt6ten
Dem Staat WarYlanb. Sc
.le9rapbtf@e g a9rt6ten &c. Gin.
3elne Nummern 5 Gt5. Sir europa Serpnft
ta.
G 9aiia9e na@ europa auf
ben Sremer iopte 6amburger DampflAiftn
wtrb prompt be- pr9t Dur9 bic Grpebttiun Des
@eder.
81 Rdffe TINS an STA b.-ane YerIoneu
wel9e 8esierunaspdfie in'e GusIaub ~bebiirfen. fSnnea Bic
n0t6ine Austunft in Der gEeder Office er6uIten.
Ey- Na9 europa. Das 6amburaer
9pltpampfl@if u@ermania" fdbrt am Sam=
tag, Den 10. @19ult BON Newg)orf mad Sam
burg. 8esem 9aiia9e &c. tpenOe man li4 an
bic Office beS uWeder."
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Sic 0ebrercOmuemtipn lit @~arrisburs.

SarrtSburs, Is. Nusuit. Sober
Sratn brtn9t Oeleeaten CUR Naticnal= 9ebrer=
@hoctation. Morsen ptrp Die Ser lammlune
Der 9ebrer ltattfinpen.
Die Nattonal= Normal= S6ulz Nfociattun
FAM bente nnter DEM Spris GDw. gpwaroa
bon SlinOis 3al amnen.
Wpr9en miro BET GrDfnun9 Der National=
2ebrer=@ pnpentipn 0ouDerneur Curtin Dtelelbe
nit elmer Gebe beptQfpmmnen.
@m Ocnnerlta iperpen i9'bte Nftt9lteber
Der NliCciattpn ra6 Gettysburg be9eben, UNI
GeDen 3u balten unb anbere gerempntett, ME
lfe lf9 fir ben 9ebetli9ten Dlab et9nen, gu Be-
9eben.
@puoernetr> Nnorew iptrb naGltfommen=
Oen 6retta9 an ben Gerbanplungen S9etl
nebtnen.
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0n1t Inrt Wnttrne.

6prt @pnroe, Is. Nug. Der Dpfr
Gbcs. @pGper ifieB 8 eitern uabe 8iGmcnO an
Elm oerlu1fenes @rad unp wurpe belaapt9t
feline 9umpe mar binrei6enp, i'm itber Dem
Waler 5u balten.
Der Serfauf BON &e9terungspferben tp1trpe
furt9elebt. Nault6iere tra9ten D,ralanitt=
lt6 1925.
Der Opfr. Columbia lam nit .bem II.
ga. &e9iment BON Gi4mpnp bter an uao fub1
naA Baltimore wetter.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-17
M1eforS 0fotts fur appeuattOnen
3. 9iitritt BON Marplano,

y. QlIlLllt Hpt UtAtVtuNuI
Stfee 203 81. 8lltimurefr, Iber Sarnbsns &rpreb
gireer Ter 8, Q. 10 IL, IL, IL, IA, Is, 1esl7,.1S, 10 u. &c
Warp Der Staet Baltimore
tiPbnlt Npti;.
Mle GtnfSnnrer feuRrsabIer u Que ancere, tntereiitr bst
Ter Gleuerifdsun9, Auf3dbluna Der @tntInfte. 2tSenien uni
artfel pe tn labeGe u persetAnet unb tur3 cte reri3'e.
fenen G5ebI; fSs MiaGoren her pteneen1nnten Otitrttte uni
gBartS retcurkirt auf tr dbrltben Site fur 1865,
ipetben hermit bs~nGd)ridtigt,
bdB tA MtpeQatipaen wP9en Srrtbum'r pter ubertrtebenet
A6l&dgune, @u6dblune Der @inthnfts. bur6 ben Alisner
peer 0sbdliS.gG hoten hes 8. Dtartfts BON Warplano, tn ee
iabrli DE 2ife BON 1865 eineetraeenss IN nlsiner SffSssz =;
g. 8altmOrsnf, fdsl d Dem 20.=gSl. AAHsue tOfF@ W
DiDrsenS hts 3 ntr Natmittaes entse9ennebre unb furubtr
entI6etbe, Gte 9tfen uub g. 0gpDae Der @ebulls@ aHsfcren
ttesen sur @inf&t tHen. Das @sfrs perfdSt BAT
u peIldttpn irssnS Semanb eeaattet p1rb. nadbem
or etndu obsefGGet Mnb bic rte MtihaSuna entbaltsnte 3t:e
tenn GOnsftrr rec Diffrtfts beretts ~iberseten tit. Appea1
upf en-, nrlfe, mte errbtr eefaSt. bet benz AGs flor ent1ft
rerftn, m6Ten f6riftlth eef6eten iub tas eenauf Uertalt
nis, Bebeutune Otsr Yerfpn, I'm sale eth grpjse bestbri
perteu fplte, iGrte Grunb urb uriate bes Wtrisbens, NOR
aber man f@ BE- l6pert, ~ansreeben ~rerSen.
SBt 9. stewart,
(aus11-S1) NftGUr 3 Dtfs. Marsiant.
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SIN bdS 4ublifunt .!

get benz alfeitts fir tas cepOrfebenbe 9 d ii u nj
reiben, nit geftmmtteit ben lir unb Gustpdrts su ermar-
ten6en 8eiute miro bic setter einen umfai nteren &baratter
annebmen ats felbit BET Der uriprurgIiGen IetonfaltGns
etwartet purbe.
Die @aten ilieBen uns bon alien Seiten 3u unb aud ter
Suoufrie mitb ~peiesnal Guf hem Tefe ~tnlpfern @ehnuhe
eetraeen. oils cine Wtenee bon Gr3eusutden Der Runf unit
6eS sc r~erbfeiEes benz te(hauenfer urttetl o'eIer ldnfente
untertre tet perren. I'm nun aud In bteier 8e;iebuns benz
81 blifum sere6t ;u trerpen unp sur Nuifelune FER ale preis
Qe fhenften uns s~usetenten Sc lenh6nee bic ~9eeienete Hdam-
lidfeit leitnffen ;u fbnntr, erfpdt tas @Ontte Aue, bic nod
Rettrdse fir bas S6ubert' nno Wcltsfeft 3u mad en plnfben,
rieiclben entipeber bel 9cr.n Sui. GUnreb, pfU. 3
g SrcSericffr alb Iugeben, prtr SaftIbft Nnsci9e iu
MAIDEN, no SieieIbem obgebplt iperrs1 fGnnen.
Cine 9ife ter 70 einsei8iften &rttftl trirb benz publifuin
~nprselfSt perten.
ttpSunfeI
i~rrpbtmtl Spr1iser beS Jef-& pmtte'S.
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Gie yee,p Mprfer csiuou,fd,miusefeieu

New gprf, Is. @u9uIt. Yeter 6.
Mumforp, wel6er I'M Mpntaa faltrte, murDe
teute auf Die 9(ntlaee perbaftet, bic Itrma
@reenleaf Morris & So. bur6 mertblole
Gbed6 i'm Setrase BON $4,000 betrosen 81,
baben. Wumfprp wurbe Int ~grmangelun9
ppn 8Ir9l6aft bet9elte Spdtere 8eriate
melpen, DAP Die @eri9te bon meiteren 8on=
ferDtten arunplpS linp.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-17
Gin betriiaeriftbsr @faffe.

Snbtanapplts, y, aug, Die afri=
can Metb. Gp. Gonferen3 bat gteo, Dr.. Scents
i'm Ser9Gr, pel6er Die 8puntieS ether Menee
Ne9er u%nteriGla9en bat, nadbem er Die 2eute
iiberrepete, In Die Nrntee etn5utreten.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-17
Wpm NorSsGarpIina.

Newbern, -, 9tug. 9tSrplt9e Gin
tpanOerung na6 NUrp Carolina Bat beretts
be9Onnen. Nus alien Sbetlen be8 2anpeS
frSmen Taulenpe ber3u.
Der Sc unpbetts3ultanD BON Neipbern unt
benz Staate lberbaupt mar ntemulS beler.