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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-27

Gin Gbren9ef1enf. am nersanetnen
Mittmp& Na@mittas> wabrenb bic rpioner-
@aree" in ibrem @afeniaale in @eetnpart ei-
mes ercben Yublitun1s BON 3ui&auern ~ertreirte,
Lief SrberlY @ereeantt Sing in @eib unb @lieb
aufmarl&iren une Subse @ouori9 iberrei&teb benz
lieutenant Coates einen Gbrenbeeen gum @el&ent
Don benz norisen 1. Qieutenant ber &cupanie.
3errn &bepbor 8prup.
"a Nnitatt Sen. @. $. older, tpel&er ab-
seeantt, purbe Sol. Sobn g. SanbOrn gun, g.
neral Mpiutanten unb tpirtli@en General Quar-
tiermtiftr ernannt. Die Gunttionen tieies perm
Nnb sepi0trmaben bic zines Mrmee~ gu&- unb
NeGnunQsfubrers.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-27
@rpccrie= mmb Nrpotftpn=9t cre
IN berfdufeu.

Gamilienperbaltni0e MAIDEN fir ben llnter,ei&>
neten cine Neiie na1 Deutl9lanb n%otbtpenbis unb
pani&t berielbe baber iein an Der 9eferlcnfrabe,
auf benz @eee mad Der City, MiQ b~eleoenes @ro<
eerie- unb YroDiIpnseel&aft 1ofort unter annebm-
baren @eein9uneen 3u oertaufen. Da0elbe e.
freute l@ bisber zines lebbaften rmiaBes uni
baben 4aululiee bier cine sanfiesO ferte fir e.
men pprtbeilbaften Rauf.
141b49 GrnF 8ai1er.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-27

<OA velVuVSu 0S g. w. -. i - IT .--5.
Gin3tebun9 bon @el5eru;; r..
IN y europa une fertietn bic bier3u erforbtrlt4tu
papiere, als:
8olma@ten,
Observation-Disclosures, Iubtenf&eiue &c. telbR
an, perbIrgen beren @iltiefeit uub beieraeu bic
eonlularil9e 8e9laubi9une berltlben; {emie aud
bic
Mu8jablun9 pom @elbern
in tebem xbeile Deutl1lauts unb Der @&w<ta.
inbem mir ben @e9enwertb ber bel uns eiuas-
sablten Setrase ben, ielbf IN ben entlegeuRen Ort-
i@aftsn ppbntnben Gmpfaueern t~oftnfrti in's
9aus ienben la1en.
Ya1a9eideine
our teberfabrt BON Bremen mad Hetu- q erf In
9e9ell1iTeu> unb in D%ampfl1ifea bes * orb.
heutl1en Qlppb," lpmie aur Reiie bon
9amburg ua@ New-yort in DampfbDteu ber
- ambur8er > ampf1@tffabrts- g.
leIl11aft" p%ertaufen mir auterab.
9e1eBten Yrei1en.. -
@ir serfaufen ferner
Qanp>@ arrQnt8>
nit un1erer }4riftli1en @arantie auf unbearen,te
!3eit Serleben, Ibernebuen bic
Bele9un0 BON &apttalten
in @runoeisentbum pber 9e8en Snte1edeu, auf
erite 9ypotbttari1@t@ i&erbett, belor-
gen bic
8e3ablun0 BON Tarerl 2
/: jebem Gbeile anleres @taates, taufen uub per.
taufen @plb unb fren1be Muu3en, aableu tie
bG9f { Vramie fir @e9(tl auf 9ep-8ort,
Wbildcefrbin. ct. QruiS &c. '.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-27

Ser &tabtratb bate cine 3uiaumenfuuft
AM Dienfae. pertaste f& tnbeGen, ba teine genie
eenb tarte Mn3abl BON Ritsltebern aueeeen par,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-27

EF Na&Nen @unntas (28) 1T GrSFnuns Der
Smblntann'lden @ommerpirtbi9aft nit Eager
M(an la1e lids bort gut fem, ebe man etnQuar-
tier erbalt, no es teiu r2aeer" r1ebr eiebt, wenis-
iteus tein @tablrnann' l@es.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-27
Was bic 3ueeln bort berni@ten,
Mtrb Der Reaeliuna' aufri4ten.
8efanntmab lung fir Bic Grebi:
loren bon &dmfen 81.

Die Snbaber perfalener Bombs unb ;3ins-Gou-
pons BON NamieY g.. perben aufgefprbert, bic
felben betnt County, Muoitpr 3u reeifriren, gu ben,
3med Der Mussablung berlelben.
SIM @uftrag bes 8paro ber County, on1u,. :
" s.. 81. 81 etealf, Co.. Mubitp,.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-27

2tes Gon3ert Der Mfuffcal 1tnion.-
Das t.: Gon3ert ber Mufcal Union an. sersan.
eentn @pruabenb belobnte bic anteiente 3ubS.
reri&aft-leioer ettuas tlein-peuRantis fir if,
Grideinen. 5eutr Mtenb 1T has 2. CONCERT, ii
wel&em uus fiber abermals bes gluten siel ssbo.
ten wiro. 5err &obr it BON tl@tisen &rafter
unterihist ltab bas beuti@ey ublitum ioQte ii3 te
BEN @on3ert 3ablrei@ einfnben.
Gtearreusef@dft Der1eet.-3err 1u'
delt bat, rie ieter Greuno elmer suten gisarre,
elmer f~raftisen yrile unb zines buftenben Vfeif.
&eas Ganafer nit Sntere1e oernebn,en pirb, mi,
ben trfen 8orten in bieiem 6ribiabr einen tpirf-
lid sor3ieli&en @orratb BON @aaren in ieines
8ran&e erbalten unp ramit anftatt ieines alten
Gei&aftslotals, in welden, er felt sielen Sabreu
bas Gisarren- unb 1abads- @el9aft nit Grfula
unb 3ur Befriebisung ieiner EMBELLISHMENTS &c.
trieten> einen neuen 9eraumi9en @tore> l9rdo
benz alien sesenIber, an Der anoern @eite Der 3.
Strabe seleeen, auseefattet. Go 1T jeBt feline
better unp reider periebene 2atads- uno Cigar
rtn-9anoluns in Der @tabt, uno uamentli9 tein
better aNortirtes pfeifen-2aeer, unp &au&er ton
men bort gang mad @el&mod unc 8eourfnib &C.
conmpbirt perben.. d
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-27
- Tatrbanf'S
'1 StQn0Qr0=
o9e"

-S uuRI SpIItU.
TairbanfS s @reenleaf
SIR. 172> Qafe- StraBe, &bicago.
Ne gu oerfaufen In St. paul BET
8. 6. & =. 8. Burbanf.
Nz%P &auft nur bic G9ten!
MISUNDERSTANDING
Der l1ntey3et9nete fest tas perebrte bsuti9s
publifum biermit in 3enntnib, baB CT feline @ob-
nung Don Der 6een mad ber item @tralte, amii@en
Wabalbaw- unb MinneutalraBe perteet bat.
143bb56 Marttn Qu@tia.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-27

Der unter3ei9nste bat iein Eager Der fein}en
&igarreu i'm prc,lf Don IS bis $65 per Sau1enh
bur4 1eue GinFa.. Il perYpQ1tdnoi0t,
3aAh= urto &au=xabace
BON aQeu @rrten unp Wrei len 1lnb sprrattis, nor
unter g allie befannter teutl9er NauGtabad.
S9nnpftabade>
in GROCER Muswabl-
Deut1@e pfeifen,
TancYz@ poc6-
8estauft i'm @rob- unb 8leinbanbei III ben BIZ
liAiten Yreilen. &. 30. Qutelt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-27

OF Die perebrten Damen tppQen lie neue 9ln-
3eise Der Dry cop- 3anbluns BON SneeriuQ unb
@c:ni4t lber chen, peren neuer Store Aun nit
ben eldn3enenen GtabliNemeuts besO fens rirali-
i'rt. Is fne init ben lesten Bccten mabrbaft
pra&tpoQe @enbunsen Don @aaren aueelanet u.
perr &tas. Mabler perii&ert uus> bab fe in Der
Shat ueberra1denbes entbalten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-27

@atriotismus BON Hnofa.- 9u elmer
BlrserSerfau,ualune ju Nnota, tinera Ylabe BON
etli&en 500 Giuwobntru, purben $500 our Mus~
riRuue BON 9oluut6rs unb lluterRabuus ibrtr
Gamilien seaei&uet. Cine Gempaus blbet f& u.
IF ttrttts 50 Rauu fart. 1..sL @37s2N
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-27

@Stinmatcr.-9u SttQtuater If man 10 eff
rig AM 3ruppeuausbebeu, bab MIDI einmal Conn.,
tags paulirt pirb. Die &prapanie mar i9on am
Nnfan8 bieler Mo@e beinabe noQ. ~ .
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-27

Sim miItpaufie 3a9erbier.S alopn
1T btute Mtent CONCERT unb GrS0nuns Der 8esel-
balm. t1.3' 5..-.3 ~ *:fsE2r
"' @as bic Rueeln bort berni@ten, |
~ Mirb Der Re9eljun9' aufri&ten. .
&6tung, 0o1cntdr8!- Die 1rpmuel
i@last General Mari9. Maat Gu& raari&tr-
tie. Wcbiu? Mun, nd9ten Montas 3u &brit.
Se@ts CONCERT, @briit. bat @Qee ~ einem
ftierli&en Gu1pfaus in Bersit{9aft. Drum mar
fhirt III gbriR'S @alopn! .H
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-27

.Gttb Mi1itarn &crip.~-Gar bic laut
misunderstanding fir 8eareituns bes rmterbalts
BET Dolontars aussesebenen Nnpeifunsen, tpirb
bel Tor3ei9uns ~berielben beim Stabti9abmeiRer
ibr BOILER Nennpertb baar auseeaablt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-27

Gin tieberli@ dee 8leeb1att.-9ur @e.
Gbren @tattridter @ttbs erf9ienen unlGneft
Marearetb Gong, cine tentr Dameu, pel&e nit
benz Di@ter faeen tSunen: +.
@ie aubers @ret&ea rar bir's, als bu nod ,e.
cit bate Gin ni@t spn9ummer unb@ram bur&-
fur@tes, ppbl aber Bon Ginserudeeln peibli& ger
trabtes antlis uub forberte@ ere&tieteit eeeen Elm
@&~efernpaar, Grdaltin 3bere(e unb Soispbine
@@ul3, pel@e unter BEN boppelten GinAu6 Yon
Gtferiu@t unb Mbistey bas artte @retel &terfal-
len unb ~serbldut, 3erfrast unb s~erbi1en. &Ss&en
unb 9bin@en purben ttee UNI 81 geRraft.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-27
9Dmmer=Mrran cement,
une atpar
&Dn5ert! @pnjert! @pn3ert!
in Ser @ittSbnr8b 8rauerei.

unter5ei9neter erlaubt l9, leinen wertbcn
Treuneen unb Befannten> ipuie iiberbaupt einem
geebrten Yublifum ~er9ebent an3u3eieen, baB bon
nun an jeben @onntag int ubtsen Qofal Elm Gon-
CERT nit freiem Gintritt iattinoen wirb> uo3u i&
aQe @orbereituneen setrcFen babe, Seeem meiner
pertben @alte nit einem ausee3ei&net euten @!as
Bier, lowie nit peridiepenen ta.ten @pei1en, ols
51wei3er uno Qtmburser Ra1e, @9infen, mari
nirte 5oQdnb. 3arinse> Sarbinen u. (. ~. auf-
autparten.
I'm 3ablrei9en 8eiu9 bittet unb 3ei&net bod
a9tun9spp01 81. s. Seller, Mg.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-27
DbnunQ8<8erGnberunQ
Ttrma=&erGu6erunQ

Das Yublitum wirb hermit in &tnntniB &C.
ieSt, ba8 Der bisberiee Observation-Disclosures Der un-
tefaeidneten Girma, 5err Gbuaro 3immermann
felt benz 10. bs. aus t~erlclben ausael9ieoeu 1T.
Das @ei&aft tpirb bis auf weitere Moti3 tprtse-
1eBt pen
@@urmeter g. So.
ct. Yaul, ben ~. Mpril 1861.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-27

Me0tment8fabne+ -Danaen BON ct. Waul
arbtiten 0%eeenwartis an elmer pra@tioeu Gabne,
NIT Der fe bas erite &feiment Der Minnel 3d.
lcntdrs bei@enten perben, ebe baielbe ausridt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-27

Mpr9em, Spmnta8, %. April,
Tan3frdn56en
BET
8ran3 2ambre9
in mef ct. Nau1, AT Der Bride,
Mnfang 3 ubr Na9mittaes.
IS Label bier3u freunbli4if ein
Gran5 brebt.
3wei @1Q8 Bter fir Gents
in benz ueuetn9ert9teten Salon ron
@pttfrteb Glbel,
. rite @traBe, 9eeeniber SrYiue'e- 6ale,
ct. paul> Minne1ota.
A~useeei4netes 8ier, famcie Qiearren, iotpie
talte g peilen baltic it ifets ait 6anb nnt an gutter
Bebtenung pirb es nien,als feblen.
@pttfriep Glbel.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-27

Ju6ee 9pobrt@, Der @elretar ber @eieu.
.f&aft mad 8riatl, bat spn ben psrreH Ban Gte,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-27

Der un~tsr5et&utte beebrt nd, hermit BEN teut-
i@tn Yublitam IN Rinnefpta anjuaeesn, bag e
pom @alena mad ct. DauI ibergtfebtlt it uub
Gin S@u9. unb Stiefeleei@ah in BEN uttaee.
uaunteu Qotal erSFnet Sat. Gs terbtn baieitR
auf bas Bette aneeftrtist unb fnb fete serr6ttte :
teine unb orbiuGre, eenabte uub reepedtes 6ttet4
unb S@ube. G, rsan#1'sn{s fsI
0eebre 2unben. bic mid nit HuftrGaeu 'bttt.
reu, pe1te ID teuMibt ieia, befeus juffrteben ~ H.
In, @sEE#1 @1E*& t9sb1 9bevwastk
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-27

&Sfarben ,lno 8la9een.- Der patrie-
tisuaus bdnet in @efalt BON Ser. @taaten Glaa-
gen aus alien Gentern ant aber allen Sbaren u.
pranst in @eftalt pun tibi@en &ptarbtu anHQua.
gen unb 6iten pun Sung unb alt. Gut eenua
sas; nur tab pom ben, Artittl aud etmas in,
bergen Iberbleibt. W.. ..'-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-27

RAJ Die 4erren 6. 80. @spleY unb 6. q.
Maeauley> BON Der Girr1a 6. @. @uulep u. g..
paren tbemals beibe @erein. Staatenz Glutten-
Off3iere unb baben btr &~eeieruna ibre Dienae
our @erfieune eefept.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-27


ueberi1ub am 1. SAM 1860 ........ l693, 900
8etrieb6-& capital S., 1874 600
Die Dauerbaftieteit unb 3uperlG5Igteit etuer
8erl@erunes @eleQi&aft bdnot mtbr non ,ber
Natur ber @a1e ais ppn ber Mai1e herielben alb.
mir lenten baber bic Mufmertlamteit bee publt>
fuuss auf bic ~foleenbe +'
Specification peS 8etrtebs = Capital Der
Metna So.
8aar $47O,646 90
Ser. Staaten 5-pru3. @tpd 1875 90
@taats-Bp Bombs BON Ncp- yorf, Obip,
&enne1ee, RentudY, MiGpuri, Sri
4igan unb 9nbiana 224,e82 w
9tct BON gfep-yp rt @tabt<8 anfen &c., no 90
@tcd Don 3artforb Banten 242,,3OO 90
Stpd Don anbern 8anfen 93.816 90
Bombs Don ben Stahten partfcrb.
Brocflyn, &odeit ter uub Serley 2O9,O89 90
9tcd Der 3artfore unb Nembapen Gi-
ifnbaba $4,000 90
5tod puu onbern @iientatneu 29.6A OO
9tpf Don Der @onueeticut Niper g.. 1850 90
9npert1uloetea 0runeeisentbum 1886 GO
Sdulrise6 @elo ouf 5ppptbefen 4A 10
et13usallrenee BILLS 7,O4O 90
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-27

Ser Mifftffppi bate ant sereaueenen
Sonnabenb itintn bS@1en Stanb credit, pon
vel&er 3eit an Ct rai& unb ununterbrp@en sefal-
len If. @eR ct. Yaul tau@t mieber berpor aus
Der Slut unb bic ueiRen @tbaube Rtten f&un auf
benz 1rudnen. Die ausse3usenen Bepcbntr, Gin
fdper eetrubeltes DSlf&en, tebren aieter in ibre
serla6tnen piitttt 3urad, an benen bic Slut iu-
be1en {@weren S@aben ar9eri&tet.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-27

Meuferd btQi9 5u rerfanfen.
Gin eutse!eeenes einl0diees G1ame-9aus neb1
StaQung. Naberes bel s. Main3er,
paYuarbS Ylpd.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-27
$. =. minben,
Mr9ttect Il. @iDtl> SnQenteur

Sffce: Engineers Office,
Gren@ Blud, Ste @traBe,
Satnt YauL Minn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-27
Die TaGel.

Das Ste 9eft Der Badel. Banb 49,, bat bic
Yrel1e D%erlaIen unb tirb III 8alpe ben Mtonnen-
ten 3ueel4idt tperben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-27

BEN @ouserueur ebenfaQs bereits ibre DienRe an
~sebcten. Desslei&en tuirb cine 3tpeite' Gou1panie
in @aint Mntbuny, unter Captain 2oebren, 70
5ienali& pop fem. Sie befebt ~n,eiiens aus tia-
9emauberteu Biiraern. ~
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-27
.@tobt< Il. Qanb<N Q6ri6ten,

Drei 8raoos fur ben l&tabtratb nno
ben 9errn 8lreermeitter - Sn ter
SiBuns sun. 20. April paiirte Der @ttabtra,tb fol-
esneen patriptif&en Bef@lub s, aus Der @tatt.
ta6s .eintauienb Dollars 3u bepiuieen
CUR unteritibuns Der ct. paul- g olontdr: @a@t
b eitislbe gum rteularen DienR enroQirt it.
Vtf@lpnen ferner, ba6 cine Committee
Don Dreien ernennt perte, UNI bic Gonbs auf3u.
nsbmen une biejenieen Soften 3u sablen, wel&e
aus BET 8sfreitune bes t1ntsrbaltts Der Grmpa-
MEN er~adlen.
Mir Fnb iber3euet, bag btr @tabtratb, penn
bic 3auisub @ilterliuee, Oeer. Yapierlinse, bic
t~inftpeileu cine re9t 1@abenswertbe aequiItipn
lnb, ui&t ausrei@en> fernere tauienb bepiQieen
piro.
Be1@lpilen ferner, ba6 bic StabtbtbSrben
Don st, paul Der @olontdr- Na@t ter Stabt ga
~rantiren, bab ibrs Gau,ilien, pdbrent ie bic 9la-
tiunal-& eeieruns unb bic Gbre unierer Rational,
Jlaeee sertbeibieen> ni@t leiben lcQen., Dab tbre
Iamilien einen anftanbieeu unb reipettablen TN,
terbalt betommen. ~.
Gerner, ba6 cine Committee BON brei Mitelie.
bern bes @tabtratbs eruennt peree, UNI nit ben,
Mayor semeiniam i& wdbrenb ber Dienf3ett ber
golontdrs mad ben Bebirfni0tn ibrer Gamilieu
III ertunbigen. "'' ''l'"''
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-27

BzT Die ga GruHe unb Milwautee Gi1enbabn
bietet BEN @op. Stanley freie pa1aee fir bic pom
itu1 bereite terrternbe Wilia nub beren G,ep6d an
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-27

9enti@e 8a,1f.
st. Yaul, Minne(ota.
@elbs Britft, eber Ma@rt@ten lieeen 1ser fir
Nr. 100, Sobann Gdart. -
y 1872, Sobann Rartin NGQer. -.
n al Barbara @trobbreer. u~
. az. s. .. 6. Spbnion.
157 6. Stenberg. -"1f-s .s'Tif :
y &bas. @@eQing. r..3f
1872 geo, barb Bartb. -.
y 1854, Mi9ael @&enbtl.
165, Nidolaus 8orf@. H.
2b1.1O ,.- s.. u. 6. @%iIltus.. Z
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-27
$2.194,OO0 90
Die @etna bat an Burger BON ct. Vaul fiji

p<.4S4.OVU "
Die Metua bat an Burger BON ct. Saul fiji
Verlufte te3ablt w;e folBt:
Yin GbaIle5 s. Dates $1,000 90
Mu 6aBlett II. Ibrmplpn 1870 90
Nm Sing u. Ni9 1000 90
Din Trau 81. {. @tpafes 1.4OO 90
Mn @mberit @iQouebby 1850 90
Mn s. q. Sind 500 90
Mn Or. @lberti vJ35 90
On Ibeoppr Gren9 $500 90
Mn Vutnaut u. Npgers SO 90
Mn =. y. BAILEY Is 90
Mn Soiepb 81. War1baQ 800 90
$15>249 90
@%er1&erun8en fir ben btnnenldnotl9e
@lterzT ranspprt.
Die Metna perl19ert ct. Yaul RauGeuten
Waaren auf BEN Sranspoet pom unb mad BEN
Often unb @xeen unter ben 8Uniti8Fen Beptu9-
un9en..
0f- Mpblep, Mgent,
10. 6 Npgers' 8lpf,
uber gbas. Bi9elpp's &iientpaerenftcrs.
o. Die beuti@en Ntitbireer Tno Defenders
barauf &ufmerflam 0enladt, bag
9err 81. &iefer
neben perm Mpblep gum General Matnteu
fur unlern @taat BON Der pben 9enanuten Com
panic a~nse(teQt uno benoQmddtigt IL, 8erfderun>
gen an3unebmen une bic nUtbi8en Yapiereh barber
ausauleQen.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-15

The John Walsh, Capt. Fi6eld. had a cargo
of 375 hhds, "a tierces, SO barrels and 400
boxes Of sugar. She was bound from Trinidad
for Falmouth England, and was captured July
G, in lat. % deg. and so min, lon. ~ deg. ana
80 min. She had six months stores on board,
all of which were taken except enough TO last
the prize crew, which was selected to correspond
with the crew on the ship S papers, to deceive
the federal cruisers.
All the crew were taken from the Enchantress
except the negro cook. Two men and pas
seneer were left on board the schooner s. j.
Warner with the prize crew.
The privateer run down in every case under
the French faq, and set the Confederate flag on
boarding. She left Charleston on the 28th OF
June. The John Walsh was her first prize
Several other privateers were fitting our in
Charleston when the jeff Davis lett. They
were looking particularly for coffee vessels.
New York, July IL. Steamer Illinois, from
Fort Pickens June 20, and Key West the 9th
inst, has arrived. The Mississippi, Water
Witch, Niagara and Vanderbilt were off Fort
Pickens. The guns, shell, &c, which were
destined for Fort Plckens were taken to Tortu
gas, not being needed at the former place.
The Cahawba, from Fort Pickens the 9Th inst.
had arrived at Key Vests and up to that date
no warike movements had taken place. Two
companies Of Wilson's Zouaves had been taken
to Tortugas, and Capt. Dawson's Artillery had
been sent to Santa Rosa.
All was quiet at Key West. Brig Brilliant
and barque NJ. Stctson were there as prizes, and
four more were daily expected. All had been
taken at the mouth of the Mississippi.
The steamer Brooklyn has not been ashore.
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News by HAIL.
From Missouri.

St. Louis, July l3.-Capt. Smith from Spring
field, Thursday, reached here tonight, and re-
ports that a messenger had arrived there that
morning with intelligence that Gen. Lyon s
command would reach there that day
The entire Federal force, comprising commands
under Gen. Sweeney, Coils. Seigel, Solomon and
Brown, and 400 Home Guards, Col. John S.
Phelps. are concentrated at Springfield The
last heard from the state forces was that they
were in Neosho, going South.
The communication with Arkansas is being
opened in consequence of Col. Seigel falling back
on Mount Vernon. A large number of Arkansas
troops were engaged against Col Segel in the
battle near Carthage. The Federal loss in that
battle was 10 killed, 43 wounded and 4 missing
The rebels state their loss at 700 killed.
The guard of 100 men left at Neosho by Col
Seigel previous to the battle were taken prison
ers by q large force of Arkansas troops prop
ostion was made to shoot them, but they were
finally released on taking the oath not to bear
arms against the Southern Confederacy
Fortress Monroe, July l3.-Forty-f five men of
Col. Bendix's regiment, yesterday, strolled from
Newport News without leave, and were surprised
a few miles from the camp by largo party of
confederate foot and Horse One of them. at
least, are known to have been killed and several
wounded. A considerable number fell into tie
hands Of the rebels. On the return of those who
escaped, seven companies of the 7th regiment
were sent out but not since heard from.
A messenger from Newport News just arrived
states that II of Col. Bendix' men are missing.
Alexandria, July A. A party of Zouaves of
the Maine regiment met party of fifteen Ala
bama scouts twelve miles out yesterday and cap
tured three of them, also farmer who was act
ing US their guide. Two parties who kept the
communication between Maryland and Virginia
open by rowing boat across at midnight, were
captured Friday night by party of company L
of the Zouaves.
1t is reported that the retreat Of the secession
forces from Fairfax Court House, was doubtless
premature.
Particulars of the Piratical Erpeditiou.
Portland, July r. Ship Mary Goodel, from
New York for Buenos Ayres, arrived here this
afternoon, and reports being boarded on the 9th
inst, south of Nantucket South Shoal, in lat.
80 10, lon 81 20, by privateer brig jeff Davis,
but her cargo being British property, she was
released after putting on Capt. Fifcld, of the
brig John Walsh, of Philadelphia, from Trim
dad for Falmouth, England, with sugar; Capt.
s. j. Warning of Brookhaven, and Capt. Dew
ereux, of schooner Enchantress of Newburyport,
all OF which vessels have been captured within
IA week. The privaieer took from the Mary
Goodell five of her crew and supply of water.
Prize crews were put on board the captured ves-
sells and they were sent into Southern ports
The privateer was just boarding the brig Mary
E. Thompson when last seen.
The jeff Davis is reported to he a full rugged
brig, mounting four guns in the waist and
pivot gun She is supposed to be the brig
Echo, the SLAYER.
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New YORK, July Is.
The Cahawba, from Fort Pickens the 5th,
and Key West the 9th reports all quiet at Fort
Pickens. Wilson's Zouaves are encamped a
mile and half from the Fort. Capt Barry s
Company of Light Artillery came on the Ca
hawba. The health of the troops on the Island
at Key West is good. A Baltimore dispatch to
the Herald says that yesterday mornninga body
OF 800 Union troops We're under orders. Gen.
Banks visited Bellaire, the County town of
Hartford County, Md, and arrested Archer
Carrot OF the Bellaire Light Dragon. He de.
manded from him the arms belonging to his
troops, accompanied with the threat that if he
did not comply he would carry him to Phila-
delphia. The Military are also in pursuit of
Col. Herman Richard Mitchell, and prominent
citizens of Hartford County, whose sympathies
are with the South.
CINCINNATI, July u.s.
a train arrived from Grafton at ten O'Clock
this morning, bringing the body of Gen. Garnet,
late commander of the forces at Laurel Hill.
who was killed while attempting to rally his re-
treating Rebel forces at Carwick's Ford. near
St. George. The Rebels were ompletely routed
by Gen. Morris. All their camp equipage was
captured with many prisoners, and SO killed.
The loss on our side was4 killed of the 18th Ohio
and few wounded. The Rebels scattered in
every direction. There is no Rebel force now
within Gen. McClellans district.
New YORK, July Is
The Havana Diaro of the 9TH inst NAYS
that one OF the vessels captured by the Sumter
belongs to one of the most respectful houses in
that city The commander of the Sumter de-
manded, since the cargoes were Spanish. thai
they should be landed Immediately, and the
vessels returned to him to be DESTROYED The
Captain General has ordered the acting Govern
or of Cienfugeos to direct the privateer Sumter
to leave the port, and to retain the vessels,
until the Governments wishes are known
which will be consulted as soon as possible.