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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-06
Sn,ustm,nts.
Suits bu Sutton.

Salts bp Sutton.
A.. MERwIN ABctioheeL
DY BANGS, MERWlN a. Co., Broadway, cor.
ID ASaes Of Books WorEs Of Art Fancy Goods Furniture BE
6Eo. A LEAviTT, AueuobeeL
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
- HALL Asorpsce and Bightb-St LBAyIrT, sTREBEIGH
Co SOLICITED LBRARIEs CATALoGUED
DIPUTI QUAKTKRHAsrERGENs OTHcE
PHILLDE LPHIL, June 20, 1853.
GOVERNMENT SALE Of CLOTHING and
~ RQUIPAGB and QUARTRRhASTRRS STORES.
VIII be Iod Public Auction at Sebuyk Arsenal WBDNES
Capt RM H. GILL Military storeLseper o. s. Army large Of
Clothing Camp and Garrison Bqupage aud QuartsrmAsTs Stores
eo1SSting IN part Of
3ls85 Uniform Jacket, Veteran Reserve Corps, new.
t7,7l0 Yards WorIted Goods
Ga Yards Black Cloth,
lr54i YarlI Green Kertey,
5000 Common Tents linen. --
There WIN be sod q. ihs time large 70. efpASAGED CLOTH
27OO WOODEN BiaaIstL
25t2 Uniform Coats
s57 Ssck Costs
lB8 Forage Caps
900 Shiria
$50 Pairs StOckinga
COS Pairs Tovseu
lO0 Grain Sacks
~ Harness
n $50 Peet Galvanized Pipe
1875 Gas Pipe, assorted
and variety Of articles embracing CHEvBRoEs DRAWERS,
FLAGS, KEAPSACKs CAMP KETTLES, BOLTS CARTS, SAD
Terms Csh Pay,b. lie United States Currency property pur
chased be removed within Eve days
Goods si be sold 10 lots 10 suit purchasers
Catalogues will be furnished application az this oce or The
oes Of Capt GILL SehHk Arsenal the Auction Rooms OF ~
THOMAS 4 SONS, Nos l3J snd lH South Pourhst
STEWART VAN VLIET
Depy Q'rms'.sr-Gsn.. and Br. hSj-Gsn u s. A.
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OyucE CiuHY QuARrEHNAsTEH FWsr District.
JKPAETHEHr o. EAsr CoHsRR ousr0s ASb GRHESE ss


DEPARTMENT o. ThE LAsr CosKH lios'59s AN ~ 10
CEALED PROPOSALS, IN DUPLICATE,
- Win copy Of m attached to each invited aud
viii be- received ohce until ooo JnJ ~ l Tor sup
u1ng the QuaennasteT Department Of tins District nih nneIseh
hundred cords Of mechaniabe u moou VIZ
~ and tLlYuO f tnns tIl pouna best
quality Anthracite Coal stove aud rot 'es 20 ue ~
times A. the places hereinafter rel As may O' i'qa p' "
% CoJa Y isfbor $50 aud $50 Bgg Coal
Forl Wood, haTho l37 twas hgg on a. - s,, AM. ~
Port Hamilton ~ l. habOT ~ cords ood ' int stove Ano "
F wsdssorh n Y hsbOr ~ Stove and 80
"I Fo rs Schuyler Y harhor ssa Egg Coal 9,
wets ll2 woo 81 stove 80 tnhi Eag and ~
'' DAVIS Island 7sI TINS Egg Coal
Port Adama X. l.. 283 cords Wood 4e2 tuns Egg Goal
Fort IEumbul Conn 40 kgg and 20 tuns MT Coal
West Point n Y. z8l cords Wood and 20 tuns kgg Coal -,
w,tsrtosn AsGai Mass 81 er Wood Gz Egg Goal
Port Warren. Boston harbor $40 cords Woed , ,,. n
FORT Independence Boston haTbor o. cords WOOD ana - A hss
Tot Psbls Me- I21 cords Wood and 1Js EGS Coal
Fort Sullivan, Me- $50 cords Wood +,
The b. delivered euhares the respective posts ad
The the yards places provided for ia receptions At cara poe.
90 pad according weight certified BY ths Acting Assist
81 6ulriernastsr at place ofdsliysu
Bidders state LepArisy The price al which hey vii denver e
wood called for a. each Of the sbovenAmed places
Fa,b BID be accompanied guarantee signed by Two retpon
bIe psns that in case The bid accepted and contract entered
t he for the faithful performances Of
No lid entertained that accordance with 'hi
h Government the night reject any or bids regarded
the Department accept portion Of
IA no ,s ksn PosI that be advantage 10 the
public ntsrssta ~, D.. .r,..,.t.-, -. -. 49,
DlI "a - 80 an m ore OF the places herein
T have The privilege Of beng present al opening Of the
bidA ,,-....1 "a the upd,,,, 49,, 49,, .. po.
po,s for Wood Coa' he case maj BEL 70 whom application
'haSH e MADE RIsvs MsjoGsn Rufus Ingalls, Assistant Quarter.
master General A. and Chsi UAf%1'isr Dgsr.@sa Of the
BTsyst Major and NIL A. Chsl oaA'''rRIIsr Fsi District
Department oi the ksIl
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o. 5. OnDYlNCs A0ENCT Goa H0T1T1N AND GHEEsEsTa.l
(EETRAsCE OK GaEENHl T. o. Box No 1911, I
EEwioKg july >. 1863
DROPOSALS.-Sealed proposals IN duplicate
received this ofoe urtl WEDNESDAY, Aug 4 1902 ct
y m m purchasing from tie uue states 10 quantities. tie oloHng
kinds OF Ordnance Stores 60 Wits
100 00U Springfield uacl mustets ciiber 81,
10000 spu rlcI muske cabe 90 cleaned aud repaired
Spencer carbuts, new model, caIbsT 80 new.
5000 Spencer car0iues Old model caiihsr ~, new
Spencer cahues. accDuerueuts " Biakesles" rev.
Spencer caflbes. accUutrrmrl other models.
Tie Ordnauco Department the right reject al BIDS not
deemed scart acceptance Of DO will haVe 10
be approved Department Terms cash In L. Government
Deliveries made SevYok CITY and thirty days will be al
loWe for he Of
Prssi. vii be addressed and inicrsei PropO
sa fr purchasing FO further Information apply 70
w g. CRIsPIS Brsyst Col T. 8 4. M'or Of Ordnance.
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glrbl, anO SLATE Glantts.
NJARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS,
IVA In great variety and at prizes from
$40. $40 50, els, s17 so, $50 TO $50
and upward - -
TIE PENRHYN SLATE O..
80 p Also. .'i-
Hearths Tile, Cisierus Bsths Sink urlnalf
BILLIARD TABLE BEDS,
Slabs. plain and euamclei. Worku Aie 10
QuaTnei and hsuufaetory Middle Granville. \. /
betWsen
I'M and SIiLaves, n. Y.
KLELZER JONES HIu,T,r
N1ARBLEIZED SLATE, DECORATED
WI MARBLE MARBLE MASrELs rich desislL
T. b. STEWART Co. 30 6O5 sIhaJs be- Ssh ad yslhs.a
MARBLE and MaTbleized Mantes, Monu-
vi Heads0ue 6c Tie srgc Iock 10
th Nantes Catalogues the country A kLABEKS
Nos l3i AMI lJ6 Eau Riguteslta.sL. TL.ri-avs
CRATES and TENDERS, comprising the larg-
~ Of she offered
Tor SAFE DO tue country ihs o ostbsd hous Of NA H. JACK
son L Co, l1iontq 4Gfc NJ % Eas SeVsHtsuthst
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Professional l1Oti,rS.

4ToitsNonHI goiiuS.
CHRONlC DISEASES CURED by DR.. GATES
~ sNo l East Seventeenth second door ULoHIluars
Ofcs h'urs iron 9 70 " a M. al 70 2 ..
NERVOUS DEBILITY, &c.-Dr. HAMMOND
~ has returned from France No "a 'hst bet "a aut 1iarsL
DADICAL CURE-Without knife caustic, or
IL detention from tal' fof stnurs F'aia Piles p'ssss, Of
Ba1teT ari KHer Disease sud borss % ne kys hoss
and Petoa HENRY A. DANIELS 81 D. No IA LsIisEBaTs
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT June ~ ld-s
PROPOSALS FOR REVENUE STEAM CUT
TEKS-IaposAs will be received this Department until u ~
Weduesa 2 Jdy next for The construction 9nr he
Of Wood OF Iron Propeller aul te
Do bidders
,o or y letter 20 department the Collectors Of Caloms Al
Boo Ecg.York Philadelphia aud Baltimore Proposals should be
sealed addressed the Secretary Of TIE Treasury aud rdod on
- Proposals for Binding levenu, Steam Cuiers"
GEO s BOUTWELL, Secretary ofhe Treasury,
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Il fully located HOUSE y attic and cellar.
oder; bar stable for bo pasture ot for large
garden abundance Of frDt fne well aud sten Office
&c Ius Possession alea desired Address d. Boz No
50 HIDE PARK n j.
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EOR SALE-Ten thonsand acre. of ine LAND
ON TIE BANKS Of the PASSITC- in the

1T VI TITT LIIL
~ suburbs Of Paesou r7sr and uounisa vsus GOOD
aud frou the hrongh elegant
eouHg PLOTS ~ so $500, sl5o $500 a4OJ 900 and
upward from depot cash mOuhs
Tem9strr boud end motage for yeaz Arrangements
huig convenient bones terms To- u anybody Also, Eue build
tns plots With comodous parors dining bedrooms
finished with elegant Puoe sloO LersI arrangements
made n te Imelfe7 Fourl Of
July excursion Of eH hours, aud Investigate Apply
bEEHDM. Paterson. n J.
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Sunmrr 3tirtats.

A COMFORTABLESHOME for the Summer
"A can be obtsiBsd PALSAUE HOUSE EHgevool. r. j.
being newly furnished we'll ventilated vh9some And
abundant table oges inducements 90 parties Is coo % = e
drives wks ~ minutes from
Chambeust FeTy Northern Railroad ca. on or 4SdIr1
G. ". MOORE Progrst0r
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WOODS MUSEUM.
w GEO. Proprietor and Manager.
Open from . q. % 10 M.
Second week OF the engagement OF
f. EDDY Great Success WANDERING JEW.
T. EDDY oftae WANDERING JEW.
EVEN HAFFTTERS00s At aud BvESiSG at
Admisson-Famiv Circle, Dr Circle and Psrquete sOo-
Reserved 75c Orchestra aud Balcony Chairs, 81
The Hillsborough recorder., 1869-05-26
For the HilIsborousn Rccordei
CHAPEL HILL.

On Wednesday week at IL o'clock. nj.
|rol. ii Brandy Fork. Of Rufin Badger Iasti-
Bte. delivered . lecture in the College
/ (hapel, 10 good audience. His theme
| y education, which was handled by him
4 ! mastery manner. ManY valuable sus-
|es,ions in reference 10 school teacl.ing
Isre given BY the Professor. cstculaied 70
wake and stir up both teacher and scholar.
FhS Professor hss been occurring for nany
ears upon the subject Of education. and TO
lin is North Carolina greatly indebted for
is zeal and uutiring energy in this cause.
bis remarks were interspersed with little
Incidents which have occurred in ids pres
|pce daring his travels; and also incidents
elatetl to him BY others: showing 10 what
n extent the English language has been
Improperly used. The lecture of PROT.
FORK was very much admired and appre.
hated by all those who heard it. Nexl
" Yednesday. the l9lh. there will be anoth-
\ Lecture delivered 10 the College Chapel
u 10 O'Clock, MIby Capt. Denson, Princi'
Ial Of Pittsboro Scientific Academy, W.
Eill be pleased 10 see any Of our Hillsboro
friends who may feel disposed 10 attend
We promise you something good ss th'
Captain is a good lecturer. DELTA.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1869-05-26
HOW "DlXIE' BECAME THE "MAR.
SElLLAIsE" or THE WAR.
Yum The Memphis g

Frum me Ncmfhis ttsL
Ii the first place. The song and ehorus 81
Dixie" was composed and arranged by
Dan. Emmet. . member Of travelling
minstrel party. who. whiIeat Mobile, 10
the winter Of ll47-S, heard some negfo Ia
borers singing on The ieyec whde loading a
steanbest with cotton. The thought struck
Dan. that, with little change oi measure,
IL could be made a good sung "walk
aroand.' which generally winds up negro
minstrel eoneefii Dan. arranged II aud
prvdaced II. II beesrae success. and was
sung aud played all over the eoaniFy BY all
the bands. atk isa ilA 7.tl
la ihe spring of 1861. Mrs. John Wood
came 10 New Orleans 10 play 81 engage.
Incnt az The Varieties Thealer. During tue
time. she appeared IN Brougham's bufIes.
que ol Poexhpufas. AT the lIfst rehearsal
d the piece everything vent well lll near
the close OF the sesnpl ACT; Tom McDo-
nough (now agent Tor The Leaipgwell,) the
prompter, got up Zsasse march and drill
by ~ ladies. led by Susan Denim. Every
thing run smooth. bat DE musis for. the
march could not be 6red upon. Carlo
Patti was leader Of the orchestra and be
tried several marches. but none suited Nc,
Donough -one was too slow, another wa'
too tame. another not enough spirit, Al
length Patti struck up the negro air o.
Dixie. "That will DO. Patti--the very
thing, !" said Tom, aud sDixie" was play
ed and the march gone through with. and
ihr thert,s bx all fhe characters. Al nigh
The Hillsborough recorder., 1869-05-26
NOVEL MODE or APPLYING LEEcH

During the mania for iesehes which pre-
vailed spme years ago in france, csuptry
doctor 10 Brittany ksd ordered some 20 be
applied 10 one of his patiepts suffering from
o sore throat. On calling 10 see the effect
of his remedy the FIRST person he met, on
entering the boase. was tile peasants
wife. b s91i2T
"weiI. my good woman said The doc
TOT; chow u your husband ip-dayf better.
no doubif s. .
"Oh, yes, SURELY" answered the woman,
"he is as ws.. Is ever aud gone 70 the field
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"A GEsERoUs DEep FuLLy yArPREcrArED.--
The Honorable Theephilas Lisle D,ckey,
Assistsns Attorney General Of the United
States, while engaged 10 conversation yes
terlay with Congressman Charles \. El-
drige, Of Wisconsin. in front Of the Meiro-
pelltan Hotel. was approached BY female.
who. plae ing her hand upon the gentlemsn's 3
shoulder. demanded eve cents is gift oi
charity, BY which she could reach her home
at Alexandria. The Hon. Mr. Diekey nj
once responded. with The remark hat the
sapplicani had efacily messsred bis abili-
~. Tie gave her al he hsd-iise cents.
Holding the metslle sperimen in the palm
Of her hand, and with look irem her Ma
donna like eyes that indicated m abiding
faith 10 hcf expression. she rrinsrked.
"Sir. you must be rebel.v ..whyr ef-
claimed the asionished benefsciot. "Be-
cause. sir. others are not governed by such
generous Impulses was The quick reply,
and IN an instant the woman. the lady oi
perception and no dosbt the lady o. Other
.more prosperous days. was lost to Aght.
All who witnessed the scene were deeply
impressed. and ElJhdge, with the natural
love Tor devotion 10 the right. failed not q
convey moral from the circumstance.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1869-05-26
THE BEAUTIFUL JULIA.

7 knew The beautiful Julia H., when
in the bloom Of her Seventeenth summer.
She was beautiful. aiaiable, accomplished.
Her form was the very symbol of grace.
and in her dark liquid eye, there wss hea-
venly charm that captsated the suui. The
burning words that lell fiom her lips Of
love, conta,ned in them the very poetry Of
sounds, aagl often have l. hung oser her 81
the piano, entraaced by sounds, sweet as
when the angels string their golden harps.
Never had heard voice so soft, and
50 sweet. SO melodious. II was IKE the
faint noles Of an Eolean harp, breathing
orer ihe bosom Of moon.lit lake. But the
beautiful, the fascinating Julis, was led
away by The love Of dress, which bsoDght
on a pulmonary disease. saw her when
the rvse had faded on her cheek, and the
IbrlIIlanc y Of her eye had departed. Theugh
changed, she was sill beautiful! ! bowed
do~a al her feet aud spoke OF returning
health and Of the roses that should again
bloom on her cheek; but she laid her lair
hand upon her heart, aud shook her head.
can still see the expression of her eoun-
tenance! Every day brought intelligence
that the lovely fioNer--that she whom eye-
~ one loved, was fading. At length she
grew better. | was rejuieed! A lew days
after, in the happy belief that she was re-
covering. l was playing 90 the siOlin.
heard gentle step AZ my door--lt was my
mother. She entered and sotrowfully said,
"poor Julia Is gone--she is dead" The
sound came like thunder bolt to my
heart; the musical instrument fell from my
hand, and burst into tears, repeating M
mothers words--poor Julia . gone--shs 4
dead!
stood by the yaplt, and saw The once
beautiful Julia entombsJ. IL was a mourn,
iuI moment, for al who knew her. loved
her. Time rolledon. The seasons chang.
ed--spripg came with her beautiful lew.
ers, but tie lovely Julia. the sweelest How.
er 0f them all, vas seen no mere.
Eight years passed away on the wings o.
time. Again stood BY that vault which
was-opened TO receive another. lwss seiz'
ed with an irresistible desire 10 see once
more The beautiful being. | unscrewed
once more the I'D Of The coflia-lherc shs
Iay-the shroud was gone. and the lace ws'
full, though ol dark hue. could almost
recegnize the llneament Of former lowell
ness. was mosing upon the matabiliiy
OF happiness. when blast Of air swept ths
ashes from the face and left pptliing bnt |
gbastIy skull before me. Go6kpf mercy!
lnvoIuntarily exclaimed, Is this the ono,
beautiful Jusia. A vviee from the silenl
city Of the dead seemed TO answer--"Thi
is the end Of beauiy-this is the conclusion
of fhuman hopes.and human GRANDEUR
cIasped the hands which were crossed upor
The once lair aud besu,ilul bosom; and as
held the cold reiict in my own. I asked my
self IL this coald be The once white hans
which danced 50 delightfully."- over the key
OF the piano, and woke the enhancing
sounds ol music. 4 turned away IRON th,
remains oi the loyel one sRd wept, i,II th'
sound Of approaching nourpets aroused
The Hillsborough recorder., 1869-05-26
from ,Ae Richmond Enquirer and Exsminer.
t., WE WONDER. ao5I

! Suppose Dr.. Harris we're 10 come 10
Riehmond 10 consult with Governor Wells
about the canvass. the idea has occurfedto
us--we wonder whelher Wells woald in-
yile him 10 tea, er give him bed vi the
Governors House, We ara not in their sc
crets. hut We often wonder how they man
age these things wheiher Lewis Lindsay
ever dimes on the Capi,elines whether. Oox
and the Governor ever play croqnel togeth-
eri whether these psople---Wells & Co.,
ever 10 10 The African church, whether
they dance the Round Dance ,egesherf
We had foolish dream the other night
Thoughtwe were passing the. Aaison DO
rec, aDdheard music---looked through q bro
ken psne--snd saw Governor Wells and
Mrs. Lindsay just balancing for start to
Felks, won't 700 goi sns., sal
Felix's. won't YOU poi"
The Hillsborough recorder., 1869-05-26
I" "Folks. Won't you gol
Folks, won, you got"

The Princess Louise. dsughler Of Queen
Victoria. is TO be married on the eth oi
July next to the Prince Royal of Denmark,
This will leave The Queen only one unnar-
ritd daughter. The Princess Bealri,e. y.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1869-05-26

Tlends who may feei dHposeu 10 attena.
We promise you something good as the
captain is good lecturer. DELTA.
~-S~@~-~~~~~-~-~s~-~~
PRESIDENTS OFFICE. N. err. CO.
Company Shops. N. c., May IS. 1869.
70 The Stockholders Of Ihs ~. e. X. *. Co.
GESrLExEs; Al the next Annual Meet
tig of the M. C. r., II Co., a. question Of
great interest will be presented to your
Eonsiderstioa; and in view Of the weighty
responsibility that will rest upon you IN
determining that question, would il not be
well for US TO reason together, and thus TO
prepare our minds Tor proper decision.
For be assured, there never has been pc
iod in the history Of the North Carolina
Rail Road Company. more pregnant with
vii to the road Than this great question Of
consolidating the Atlantic and North Caro-
Ina Rail Road with the NORTH Carolina
sail Road Company. TO analyze this
uestion and 10 present il in all of is de-
Ormity and nskedness, would be to cop-
June more space than tins communication
you'd allow. Therefore, we propose %
present only few plain pointed objections.
Fhieh we regard as conclusive, and can
bot be easily controserted.
First. This project originated with the
property holdersnf Morehead CITY. and the
treditors Of the Atlantic and North Caroli-
kna Rail Road. They fear il the A. &-N.
n. Rail road is left 70 itself that il will ne.
ker be able 10 pay the debt IL owes. and will
De finally sold for less than The debt. there
by Causing It's creditors to. lose largely.
|llere then we find the key which uniocks
|this m0yement--a movement conceived for
|sinister purposes, and not the s.broad, pa
|triotic, State pride" movement. the advo.
cafes Of consolidation would have you 10
believe it TO be. Certainly the stockhol-
ders Of this Company cannot--yea, would
not blame these gentlemen for trying 10
save their debt in legitimate way. Yet
would itnot be rashness, yea, fully in the
extreme, for them 10 involve the Norih Ca
rOlina Rail Road Company Inow prospe.
rOus) with the debts Of the Atlsatic. 4 N.
10. Rail Road Company. by consolidation
But the friends Of consolidation say they
only wish 70 consolidate according 10 lhe
relative value of the stuck of each Company
grant the assuinption-this Compsny
would be the loser if il were 10 accepl ths
A. & N. z. Rail Road as Tree gilt, and bs
compelled 10 keep it ip good running or.
|der.
At the last sessisn ofthe General Assem-.
bly, Of North Carolinas y biz was. passed al.
loving the stockholders TO consolidate Il
The Hillsborough recorder., 1869-05-26

SINGULAR wrIIs--An English miser. John
Fleech, lately died in London. leaving the
following will: | give and bequealh 20 my
niece the flannel waistsoat | now wear;
give and lbeqaeath to omy sisters grand
children one OF the earthern pots on the top
of my wardrobe finally. ! give and be.
guea:h 10 my sister, ss q last token Of at
lection have always felt for her, the brown
stone jug at the head ot nv bed. The dis
appointment Of the legatees. when this
strange will was read, may easily be ina
gined. The deceased was spoken Of BY al
ID way BY no means Ilattering TO him, and
his sister. 10 a ft Of anger. gave the brown
jug. her legacy. kick which broke IL ia
pieces; when %! a complete stream Of gui.
meas poured out Of II, and The genesal dis
appointment gave way % JOY. EaEh hurried
10 examine bis or her legacy and the han.
mel waistcoat and little ssflhen pots were
found equally well filed. the testator hav-
ing only wished 10 cause them an agreeablt
surprise. ~.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1869-05-26

Dolphin. indiana, has model Judge wl,a
Is I feet 2 inches high. 8 Ieet inch round.
and weighs 400 reands
Dangerous navigation is DEADLY slanse,
rous ~ doubling the ''eapc" Of apestsy CO.
quctle. s., ~ ~
The Hillsborough recorder., 1869-05-26

had . s'run,'' and from that time out the
streets and parlors rang with .Dixie." The
war broke out that spring, and the military
bands took 1t up, and .Dixie'' became to
the South what the Marseillaise Hymn was
to the French. And that's how "Dixie"
became the popular war song Of the South.
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urppGtI 8.
Nreufen unb Mprbbeutf1er Buuo,

Berlin. Man fprt6t neuerbtnss pieoer
Siel Don neutrality-suspicious. IN Sefer'
ret6, bic Seitens Der preubiiAen &esierun9
beabiihttet werben pber i'm Werfe fem ipQen.
Cine BON BIER aus an ben .Sllt. Merfur" Elm
Slatt NIT anerfannt pffsiDlem Gbarafter,
9elan9te DepefAe lautet:
Die Sbunlt6feit elmer %biplpmattl9eu
Iransafticn, bur9 pe1Ae bem Srtepen eine
erDeere uno a1eemeine @altbarfeit gu eeben
tplre, 1T in ben lesten Sasen ernftaft bisfu>
tirt 1pprben. Ser WuniA, bic @runolaseu
elmer geritdnbisune unb notwithstanding
nit Ssferrei6 gu fnoen, 1T CUR Gr6rterun9
aelanst. Dpa mi1en bic MaGri4ten iber
Bic in @ien pprberrlNenben MnlAauunsen
seeranoete 3wetfel erweden, pb Elm Gorseben
NIT fprmulirten Mntrdsen Grfpla perlpreden
Tonne. Man 1T TT @ien Der Mnli6t, saB Der
Trtebe am befen selihert iet, tuenn ieos
| Maht fur ltA lelber pperire unb engage.
ments In irseno tpelder &tGtuns permeiDe.
Wreusen feinerietts BARI etn Yrin3ip, burd
peldes ieoe Madt ausiAliebli6 auf ibre et'
aeuea &raftmtttel unb anf ibre ipejteIeu
:3wede ansewieiea it, germ aeeepttrea."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-05-08
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Sefieteit Der fatbolilden STRIDE unb bic 81
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