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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-06

i DaS Nefultat Der @tabttpabl.- Dae
i Re1ultat Der @tabttpabl it Der Grfolg bes ean3en
bemotratl@en Eidet, einen Gunaahe, 9rn. @al-
ttrs in Der erfen @arb a~ussenommen, Der pom
benz reputlitanii9tn 1idet erwdblt uurbe. SIM
Giu3elnen ieut % F& foleenbermaben beraus:
3err @tepart, Der republitanii&e Ganbibat e.
belt in lammni@en @arbs 681 @ttun.en ; 9err
priuee, Dsm., 1921. Der lestere 1T alio nit ti-
ner Maj. pom 240 @timu1en eep6blt. 3err s.
MeG ormid, republilanii@er &anbibat fir Comp
trcuer, erbielt I'M @an3en $50 @ttmuaen; 3err
@itelm BAN 9an.m 1875. berr @an Damn
1T alIo nit elmer Maioritat BON 275 @timn.er &c"
rablt.
Das Melultat Der @abl in ben ein3elnen @arbs
it tpie folst: 1. Warb. Ganbtbaten fir alber~
manner: s. 6. Gul1erton, &ep., 312 @timuaen ;
Sannes 6. Gbpmplon, Deu., 351. 1bompion's
Maioritat 80. ganeieaten fir @&ulinipeetoren:
.. .. @erria, &ep., 306; warter Yaine, De-
motrat, 355 @timmen. waines Maioritdt 40.
Gantieaten fir Gpnfablee &ol. @alters, &ep.,
3H ; Sobn penbereaf, Deua., ZIG. @alters
MaipritGt SO.
2. @arb. &anbibaten fir Albtru,dnner: ".
Broome, &ep., 1865 Wna. s. Murray, Dem.,
800. MurraY's Majoritat 144. G@ulinipeetp-
ren Bomb, @ep., 1899 8. u. 2ambtrt, Deu1.,
278. 2au.bertes Matoritdt 70. &untables: s.
gawuan, &et., 172; .. Moran,::Dem., 299.
Mpran's Maipritat 1926.
3. @arb. Mlbermanner Santes Davenport,
@ep., 1853; Mie. @,o6, Gem 296. @rob'
@ajuritat 1873. S&ulinipeetoren : G.&. Netuea,
&ep., 176; 8. 6. 2ambert. Deut.. 277. 2aut~
bert's Majoritdt 101. &on1ables: s. s. Cal
ter, &ep., 1O3; S. s. @cens, Dent, 237-
Soen's Majoritdt 1874.
4. @arb. Xlbermdnner: Sufus 8. Stanley,
&ep., 1874 2utber s. Gbt9, Dena., 232. CD.
bv's Maipritat 68. @&ulinipsetoren. 5. ".
@elby erbielt 227 @timmen unb paro Don ben
Demotraten nit urterRibt. &onlables. Gam.
Mc@pnneQ erbielt 1893 @tim.1eu beiber Warteien.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-06

@iuona.- DIR off1itueB eri9t bes County.
aubttors BON @inona- county 3eiet, bab aud bier
in Der lesten 3ett baustattertf& eesirtbi&afttt
t1erben. Das County bat einen >1eberi@ub iei-
ues @utbabtns jiber bic S@ulb On $1,000.
@%en inter BEN 20. @ar3 iareibt ber .gDi-
mona &epubHean": Der Slug bier 1T lest gang
fret BON Gle, etli@e unbeteutenbe @tide Ireibeis
auseencmmen. Nm is. beeanrt bas Gis 3uerR
I'D In 9epeeuue III itbtn. 3t+'
Sn 3res, i'm iablt&en 2beile BON @inOna-
County seteeen, iol zine @pQenfabrit erri@tet
mereen, bae 3weite ~berartise l1nternetmen, ron
benz mir iest b6ren.
Die Bliitbeseit bes @ai3enetfa6fts III nod I'M
1,er ai4t Soriber. 9n Der sorieen @ode tanten
aberu1als cine Reuge Gubren in bic Stabt unb
Der Mart bot tinen 10 belebten 9nblid, mie 1T
BEN befen xaetn Der @@litt.nbatn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-06
$2,194,O0O 90
on ct. Yaul fiji

$15,249 90
Hertderun9en fir ben binnenldnpil6 en-
@lterzG ranspprt.
Nte Aetna Se1lt@ert ct. paul &auaeuteu
Often une @ioen unter ben ainiiafen 8epima-
un9en..
NJ. Wfpb1ep, M9ent,
No. + Nc9ers' 8lpd,
urer Gbas. 8ieelot's &i1enmaarenjpre.
o.. Die beutiden Mit6irger Nno Defenders
barauf aufmertlam eemadt, bab
PER- 81. &iefer
neben 9errn MpbleY aum @eneral- Moenten
flr un1ern Staat BON Der pben aenannten &rm-
panic an9elteQt unb bepoQmGdtiqt it. Veridermn-
gen a'13unebnten unb bic nDtbieen Yapiere barber
aue3ulteDeu. ~
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-06

G6 lebe bic Union! ole Fcrire wie he
"t1nicn- 5a0e" beute Mtenb in Concert bel George
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-06

Aus 9oufton Go.-Sn Caledonia bat lt
cine Militar- Gumpanie unter 6 pmnnauto Don Ga.
l,itain McYbal %eebtlbet, tpel9e aus 60 Mitelie-
l,eru befebt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-06
MtnnelDtQ 2Qnb<M 9entur.
Qdmberf NGdele. Qloent.

Nem-ulm, 8ruwn County, Minnelota,
ii ~jeeeraeit bmereit, NnTeplern, tpsI@e bier oesr
in oer Ndbe Tarmlanb ober @tabtlutten an3utau.
fen %seipnnen llnp, bic nStbiee 9lustunft 3u ertbet-
len unb ubernimmt ber lelbe ben 9ln- unb 0ertauf
iclder 0Gnbereien unter mdBieen 9ebineuneen.
B3 8eionDere Mufmertiamfeit pirb Der Be.
3abluns Don Garen unb redemption pou Grunb-
eigentbum gei9entt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-06

Deutibe 8anf,
ct. paul, - Minnelota.
Gelb, 8riefe, ooer Na9rt9ten liegen Dor fit
Nr. 100, Sebann Gdart. ny
y 1872, sSubanu gfartin RIller, 81 ti&fE
y III Barbara @trobbrser. ef gfn@
= az. s. g.. 6. Sobnion.
v 157 6. @tenbe8.
> &bas. @9eQine.
1862, 2eo1 barb Bartb. s .3&
2b1.1O s. u. o. @tIlinS.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-06

9o@mafer bats In ben tIeinen Bd@ltin
uub Glib@en in. ean3en 2anb in ben leBttu @o-
@en rnebr eeetbea ale ben 2euten lieb mar. Sn
GiQuapre 60. baben be Gbautpa1er griden. Gsn-
zen unb @itlbdmuae weseeri6en unb bat bic Glut
einen S&aten aneeri@tet BON pielen Gauienben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-06

rs m. S $. MiebamS,
M Mer&ant<G Qilpr8,
Ste Strabe 3pil 9en @ebar u. Mfnueioto
. st. Yaul. Minn.
selteute @reeit tuirb in Der bauerbafteRen @ei5.
une prompt ~9efertt8t. ,~''
gin soQaaneises Miortiment BON t.
Su@en> z' - II
@altntren 1nb 1917 .'.@ s:
. @etenfofen
6alten mir itets scrratbie. p.
Gbenfaus ferti9e Rleiber.
Seloneere Sorefaltt tuirb auf ben @&nitt Der
aletbuugtItide bertpenbet. ~'s..@ ' w
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-06
e.
Ielli@aft
0mia,
in g 10 : yorf,
80 8rpabtpaD, G6e bpn @aQ.
&Qpttal -: 100000.

Sncprppratoren unp Dtreftoren
{ 6 Mm1ind, 5errmann Mareu1e,
Mueuf Belmont, Mbolf Qe1s,
Slaaf 8ernbeimer, Osmalb Ottentprfer,
&arl preulng, 3errmann @ce,
Gle @barlier, Mar @96fer.
6 Sob frey @untber, s s S9cpeler,
50 9arpt> Grebf. S9wenoler,
Ycuis SaY> Splepb @eli9naann>
Jreot. &app, IS @tiafnp,
Gbmarb 3aupe, 8 ppn Der 5eYbt,
peter &autb, ~ BON 5pfmann,
@ultas Rutter, WaQerfein,
Sere. 2arpcque, 3ugo Meleuepnd,
SpbanneS Qienau,@ Bernb. Welermann,
Hufus 8 Gpro> Sobn @etfau,
Gptparb 2%udemeyer, W g @bitneY.
Rarl Quline,
5ugp@ { 1enb n d, Yr1lbent.
Jreberid S@wenbler, @etretar.
polieen ferbist aus u. nGbers Na@ri&t ertbeilt
6reberid @ipperman,l,
Meent unb Sfentl. Notar,
Wabalbaw traBe, in Der Ndbe Der Dri,ten.
@aint pauL Mtnn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-06

Da3 ertte BOof. abtr nidt has rtbti9e uab
a@te rerfe 8eot". pel&es Rets nit 9ubel BON Der
eanjen BepSlteruns ct. waul's beeri6t wirb,
bas ero6e Boot son u uterbaIb 2ate pepin,
ioubern bic rGanY 3aris", ter erRe Dampfieeler
ber @ader spu Reomins, ubtrbalb ,2ale pepin,
it ansttomumen uub 3par am Rtttpu&. ben 6.
aprtl. Der DGmpfer bate pa6asisre an Borb,
pel@e I'M, r2ate wepin" pei .@tase" eetorauaen
naren. Bic bas Gis f@ aus BEN fataleu pepin-
See %entfernt, pirb bic rGGannp 3arris" jpii&en
@aint Yaul uub &ebpins fabreu. Das 8put>
den bate auf feiner perfabrt nod sreeen 5rubtl
son 2reibtis ~ befebeu. ia RI ETE11 -d. z45
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-06
u. Qanb> Nahri@ten.
am Rtttpet

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, am Mtttpe&
8. april.-De Stastratb prifte bic @ablberi@te
unb fanb bas an elmer anbern @tele bee 8lates
rniteetbetlte Greebni6. Die Ganbibaten, pel@e
earna& bic bSdReS ttmmenaabl erbalten, wureen
fir bic neuen 9ubaber Der betrtfenssna smtsr Ct.
tlart. Ginfenbuus pom Stab,anpalt, Elm bon
d. MiQer setisuetes Straeeneertifeatrbetreftnb
Bittf&riften Bon serf@tebenen prisaten um CT.
laubnib, Graunesetdute uusfsuen ~ tirfeu. Die
COMMITTEE fir &e&nuusen Der bic &e&nuns ron
it. Wippernsann, ebeuaaliseu @tabt-9 nsenteurs,
auf $211.47 fur ridtdnbieen Gebalt aberpteisn
mar, bert&ttte eeeen aus3ablune Der Goreerane.
ba bic COMMITTEE Der ani&t fti, bab PER- aBtp-
psrrann aQes erbalten, worauf erAnipru& babe.
.8eri&t bes @tabt.S nsenteurs iiber einen slan
CUR &rSFnuns ber Stem @tra6t, Bon Cottage mad
Der 1. @tra6e, tpnrpe Der @tra6eueouamittee iiber-
wieien. @tra6eneemmittet leet etneu 3wtf&eu TIT
unt Sobn 6ensler absei&loGeuea Goutratt fir
Steinbre&en Dor.
Die COMMITTEE 1ir Sdfentli@e 8auteu beri@tet
siinRie bafur, ba6 Depereur, Der 8ridenauRrst-
9er, ib fir feline Arbeit aus ben Gintdnften Der
Bride be3ablt made. Muf Mntras BON Alberu.an
Brand wurbe Der 8eri&t auf ben Slid eeleet.
Dem Stabtelert wurbe Subtraction ertbeilt, bic
neuerpGblten @tattteauntt, BON ibrer @abl In
Rsnntnib 3u itben.
Muf Mntras BON Glib. Brand nertaste lid ber
9taetclerf biz n6&ften Dien(tag. $50
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-06

gn Baden Der &@ule. @es. 6. ..
NeiQ> @uperintenbent bee Sfentli&en l1nterri@ts,
ferbert rtie Der @a&e ber Boltser3isbune freunb-
li&en Gbitoren bee @taatss" auf bic fulsenbsn
@uta&ten iter 5rastn, ,pel&e i@ auf bieitn St.
~eenitanb be3itben. 3u aerSaenhi&en. @ir font.
men rem Mniu&en nit Dereniieen mad. 9n et-
ueu. Mntworti&reiben auf cine ui&rift ber 8opn'
fupe.oiipren pom 2atepiQe, Daeeta Co., an bas
Department bes Sfentli@en l1nterri&ts ertlGrt
3err Nei4 : 9btbeilune S bee neuen S&ulseieses
faet: r@ubtiNritte, wel@e aus Ebeilen BON 3pei
obtr raebr DiRritten eebiIeet fnb, foQen Cub.
biRritte bee 5aupttiRritts fetn, in pel@em eas
@@ulbaus liest, pber In wel&eu, bic Sfeutli&e
@&ule setalten pirb." Desbalb perpen tpitbsr
@ubbiRritt, frIber elm @elammtbiRritt, pel&er
aus Ibeilen spn 2ateaiQe unb Gureea 3uiau,uaea-
se{tst tpar, nit bem S@ulbiaritt perbunben ,per.
ben, in wtl@era has S&ulbaus esleeen ii unb
einen Ebei. bieies@ @ulbiRritts b!ben, gum 3pede
Der Be(eueruns, bes @Gblsns, Der Muf3dblune
Der 2inber, gertbeiluns BON S&uleelb unb aosr
anberen @@ulapede, 70 poufdneie, ale penn bes
e~enannte @ubbifritt ean3 in benz 9o~n einst-
f&lodeu wdre, in ,uelaem bas @&ultaus seleser
If. @enn inbeNen Ser nereiniete @@ulbifriti
@eraneerunsen bebarf, 70 Tam Ct in Der BON an.
bern Seetienen bes @eieses soreei&riebener @eie
perGnbert tperben.
Die 2rufees eines Difritte ftQen 2tbrer an,
ALIEN bic etiesli@en @dbler Der @ubbiRritte b.
ben tas Re&t, cine @teuer III bef&lie6eu gum
8au. gun. Mietben pter antauf eines @&ulbau-
(es. - Menn 8beile zines xopn Graetiunen IT,
mes Subbiaritts 'nb, beren @&ulbduitr In an.
Robenben Graetionen lieeen. 70 limb bic @6bler
bes xopn ~ bem auf,eenben S&ulbiRritt fit
aQe @&ul5pede 8ebSrt8. =. IL 81" ::
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-06
9eutfbe 8onfs

s. & 8. wi((ius, 6aint pau(.
0rlber Meyer u. @iQfus.)
= ct. paul, Mtnntfpta.
@u0er alien ibrieen Bran9en bee Bantgej@df,
tes pipmen mir unlere b~eiunpere Mufmerfiaunteit
benz 8ertaufe pom 1&a
.- Me9ieln auf Deutl@lanb, d
ippie auf bic 5auptpldSe Grantrei&s, Gualanbs.
Der @9pei3 une Der Ser. @taaten unb trafiren
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-06

Die @efauSsersine n,Ssen re@t balb piseer BON
I'D bSrtn laden unb babur@ 3eistn, bab RuIt
unb @tiaus bel ben Dtuti&en ~ pauit 6nb unb
aets 3u eben :3peden btnuSt tDerben. $. 81.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-06

NBFH1 UHU p1fH1l. 9tpIurI
Wabalbawl traBe, in Der Ndbe Der Dri,ten
Saint Yaul, Mtnn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-23
Later frsn Europe.

a. JoHx., Sent. 0-The steamer Saronia, from
tasnhuro via Southanpt on on the nth inst >,
nassed Cane Race Yesterday morning, and wss In
ercepted by the news boat Of the associated press
The news is tAresdsys Later than the previous ad-
vices
9th and the Bohemian at Londonderry on the 10th.
The policy of the British government In end
ing reinfofcements to Canada was much dues
toned, and the arrangements making for the
Transportation Of troops have been suspended for
Il 10 expected that a combined Anglo F rsnch
naval expedition will be organized against Mexi.
CO. TO obtain redress for injuries sustained by
British and French interests in that quarter.
The London Times, In reference to the French
Anglo expedition against Mexico, says that for.
eign Intervention 10 prayed for by the whole
Mexican population, and IL 10 assumed that the
Federal Cabinet at Washington will cordially Co
operate to permanently conciliate all national
spain, in conjunction with England and France
will interfere the affairs Of Mexico by sending
troops from Cuba.
II was rumored that the minister Of the Unfed
States at Brussels had addressed proposal to Carl
baldi to take an important command in the Feie.
raj armv and also that rlbaldi had accepted ths
offer under certain reservations. -
The Liverpool cotton market closed firm nd
prices unchanged. Sales during two days 20 zoe
bales. Wheat advanced 2a3d. Corn IL trt1t
higher Wheat closed firm at the advance Ger
closed quiet, and all qualities slightly advanced
sales Of mixed at 32s.
Provisions were dull Beef had downwasI
tendency. Pork was easier. Bacon very duh
Lard closed frmer. Tallow was steady.
The settlement Of Consols on the 10th was q
tended with much confusion, eight operators sur
pending.
Consols closed at 90 Yas3x.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-23
Important Runner from Cheat M.u.,.,,

nonsr from Cheat Msuntain
The wheeling Press Of Saturday has received
the annexed despatch, said 10 be from :, rsJj,hGs
source, teough we doubt its reliabIlity.
EssTKR, Va, Sept. "a messenger from
Cneat mountain reports that the Rebel arny hays
fsses'ed and cannot be found within fifteen miles
The Rebel forces had fight last SUNDAY NIGH,
amoagst themselves, great many dead hod,ss
ms blankets, &c, were found where they were
RETREAT or FLOYD AND wIsK
Inc correspondent Of the Cincinnati comm.,.
SlsI writing from Gen. Rosecrans' armv~ nnds,
daS OF sept 10, says: ~ NHuei
Col. MeCook has already sd v,n..a ,,,,.
s osyond Gauley river, with his bri gade. and
.aa night vas encamped at the junction N ths
SpIneay road with the Ksn.wha and James River
Coz there with part Of his brisads v.,,,, zen "a.
rloyd but The latter had slipped thrmgh 49,, 10.
"s e. koseerans order reached Gauley bridge
m NOV, mS rssay with three day. cooled rstion.,
move. wnen the order reached him, ana FL
cay evening he encamped at the point aboy.
s1se, 70 await further orders His ndvsnce
s suo, nneer Lieut. Wagner, U. 8 Engineers,
rebels which were endeavoring 10 Oct ont - ~. y.
reach, that they left their camp eonipsss "a .n
Important mall behind. A Richmond nan, 80 co an
isn a h,ss SofrsspSndsrce from the gentleman who
via considerable unction The sforessid gentIs-
man was describing the affair at Cross Lane H.
wa terribly addicted to the culminstive .,vis
ehd remarked upon that enterprise
bis 10 the hrst Of a sries OF splendid ad ysnces
Sci,dya l can assure you that they will be
rpon1wed up, frst by an attack upon GauIev
,pese, and then the enemy will be driven until
.op on the other side Of the Ohio. This
1sa ssesr slaks a rsfyegads Increment. -
49, poaer eys that Floyd had some of bis best
On The day Of the bstsie, 70 enable bimseH ia
!" acaPe III We pushed him too closely
xonId S.v row aiii stronger evidence that Ployd
N $3.50 ,eaenSd tue night we arrived here,
Iepor. hat bis command captured afteen pr,son.
81, Inoioding Lientensnt Of Artiiiery ana ,
Se,s eon, a. Dog WOOD data. There d iitie aonht
ksvssszfS. s s's'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-23

$50 Johnson & NAGLE, nOO
SoO NO 2eS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, GOS
Between Ninth and Tenth sts south side
iMPORTERS OF WINES, ,IQUORS. Sc
dhhhhSi SPiG6LES, PRESERtES, SIR
DSSMnE ESS ~ :, EE GROCERIES, AND
SO1LEhS STORES IN GENERAL.
Just arrived the following brands of
=, CHAMPAGNES:
Mumm, Piper Heidslck
TOuretts, Royal Grape e"
Whl9h We oner az New YORK Prices-freight
1odeo. JOHNS,iN 4 NAGLE
2s9 PennA avenue
v h6m. ~ fdin,nser Co;'sMs HIo.d street, New
LlQUORS, for Camp, Medicinal a0d Fami1y nse.
eonstantly On hand And sold al New York Prices
by the Case. at JOHNSON 4 NAGLE'S.
2S9 Penna. avenue.
a, PiGGkLES, Pepper and other SAUCER. To
MAI0 CATSUP. by the barrel. Fsllon or dozen.
rom she oe orated msnuf ,otory of Fohrt nbarh q
w. NO" iork, at asstoIn,isShlnsly low prices.
Sole Agents.
% Als9, PICKLEp. PIG FEET, LAMB AND
BEEE TONGUES, Triple, etc., By the barrel
VI Solo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-23

TREASsHTuRNY, NOTES OF ALL DENoMINA
We will deposit in the United States Treasur,
here or in New York, without charge, ali sums no,
est. '~Ne . u Az ihsor-
SWEENY. RITTENHOUSE. FAINT CO
-se Il-Im Bankers. No. 352 Pa avenu,
A LII THE BEST GRADFs OF HEAVY
"A GOODS FOR SERVANTS WEAR.
An empIs aod extensive stock now In store Tho
One PRICE only, m.Ik d in plain fgures
PERRY d BfOTHER,
IA. avenue and Ninth st.
soH ot,h Perry BuildinE.o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-23

u the publisher, j. t. Lloyd, New York,
we are indebted for q copy Of "Lloyd's Military
Map and Gazetteer Of the Southern States, % val
liable publication, the map being apparently a
reliable one, and the statistical matter made up
from the best data .....s... 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-23
spir,t 81 the ,lorp,n. Pres,

The IsfsfIissnssr has an elaborate article sus.
tanning the President In his position with regard
to the Pr clamation Issued recently by Major
General Fremont '.1 sai-'57' = -
The sspse'fess 10 occupied with the Fremont
proclamation question. = = gE Efss.. ..E.--
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-23

Tia NKw TRKArY WITH DENMARK, the ra,if-
eah"n OF which has jus, been exchsnged at the
sate Department by Mr.. Secretary Seward, on
tne part OF this Government, and Col Raa,iof,
tae Danish Minister, on the part Of Denmark,
provides that hereafter deserting seamen shah be
saffsndered 70 the Consul: Of the respective coun-
Vie, and also that the copssls are to have full
Ju.lsolcuon In all cases Of difference arising
their nations ~. ETFTT p - :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-23

W Among the must beautiful and tasteful Of
tns many styles Of " Union'' envelopes now so
popular, we have seen some specimens we have
Just received from the publishsr, Samuel c. Up
ham, Philadelphia. They are Of endless variety
Of pattern 70 suit the taste
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-23

BhscxtsRrDoE AND COMPANY FLEEING FROM
ksSTucrr "A special dispatch from Frankfort,
Ny, 70 ne cincinnati Gazette, under date of
eepa 20, says " The leading rebels are leaving
tas STATE with stampede to avoid arrest Breck.
infidge, Preston, and others, have gone Deste,
Of Harrison, LEFT this evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-23

W 1850 have been received by the Mayor of
wheeiing, Va, from the citizens of San Fran.
CISCO, Tor the aid and comfort Of the First Viz
Rinia Regiment, now organizing for the sup.
preston Of the rebellion
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W Last Saturday night an accident occurred
on the Northern Central railway, resulting In the
death OF two soldiers and the manning of the en-
gineer, caused bY enc train running into the rear
Of another.
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" Several influential merchants of New
YORK city, IL Is stated, have addressed letter to
toe secretary OF the Navy, asking the reinstate-
mentse his former rank in the navy Of Captain
shufeldt, now Consul at Havana. -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-23

W James U. Dennis, Esq /, a member Of the
maryland Legislature, arrested recently, was di.-
charged from Fortress Monroe on SATURDAY. after
noon, having taksn the oath Of allegiance.
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VI Decisions have already been rendered bv
Judge Beta, Of New York, condemning eleven
vessels and cargoes, worth s25 coo, for attempt.
ing to run the blockade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-23

ID Saturday afternoon, two steamers left Nes
ork city for Old Point, with a portion of he
Ellsworth Fire Zouaves
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II shillington, Odeon Building, sends US the
fresh and inviting October number Of the Atlantic
Monthly.
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OFFICE,

o,s,. WARRINGTON, September q, 1851
~ conIeImltJ with the request of o joInt com
ppldt Ie OF ConEreS, and in aooordance with the
III ~ ,ssh OF ths President Of the Uri,ed States
CorPoTsnon will re o.osed, and ali it's work sus.
pshona, on Ihurrdsy next, the 18th instant to en-
is,ion. prayer and fasting" and / respectfully
spEIeet 20 my fellow oitlz,ns the propr.ety Of
ssaining rpm Al secular employment on the occs-
sn; Aaa nas assisf 20 prom ting the object Of the
seS Ft Mayor.
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NOTICE.


ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.o
This Company Offers 10 the publ Upeo psu.d
Adyantases' for the SAFE and Quick iSisestcs :,
Heavy Frelghts Packages, yalusblss, Morey. -
20, 70 al parts OF The United States. - 80
ExRresses 70 And from the North and West d.
PAT ron end arrive IN washington tvIoe daily'
rslsGbls Messengers. - '~]'''e~es3 asa
All P sS1 e. The Soldiers csrnea .. ~osu
All Goods for the e-oslled "Confedsrss s1.,..r
RTrusxpa conrsoend OF War vill be
On. HizRs:';s. Is:ys Nsy yort ), and p
Pm. D'''' - ' ssains'on ga. M and $50
e e. arriving IA wssSinstos at 3 +. N s sSS
Expresses ssve Bsltinor. :. .a
arriving N wssfnsssh 8 & An s ana s s
Tss s.sIss5 nd s,s :i; leave
en- ee made on aRlliostios 30 sH,s sstSss" rNish'
al AZ Seeds called Tor and ashysrsd We n hxs,.
w......,... l: :s.ss.A. 8 p! s..ss:s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-23

ID The receipts FOR the whole term Of the
New York State Fair, which closed on Saturday,
amounted TO nearly 80 ,OOO
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NMAfOR,s OFFICE, 80
WARRINGTON, September n. IesI
NJ i .s,: .oa see. csad lsnsisg ..
' sss an ''1as&sxsaT W GscIsssSi;lsh .,,,.
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PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.

QUARTKRMAsTBR GENERALS OFFICE
Wdshtnston, Sep: EN- Der ~, 1861.
nj koPosALs are Invited for furnishing Fora res
The quantity to be received will be about
16O 0n bushels of Oats,
$4,000 bushels Of Shelled Corn,
1000 tons of Hay.
All TO be delivered BY the end of March, 1852.
he delivery TO be In suoh quantities per month A
may be directed BY the q nartermaster The totaI
Suentlees not TO erooed those above speci6 d. Ali
the forage 70 be delivered at such storebouses or
oepots a. the QuaItermaster may provide, in or
around the CITY OF 81. Louis, within two ard half
miles OF the Cou t-house. ""ii
Proposals should be addressed to the sCbief
QusrteImaster Of the Western Department" 81
PIoposas wi BE- opened at noon on the astb of
ssepte36er. at the ofhoe Of said Chief Quar-
termAstsr, In The presenos of bidders, vhan con
tracts will he awarded 70 the lowest bidders Who
give satisfactory security. "
Bids viii be received for the Who'll. or for any
part OF the above nj. G.. MpIGS.
se N-St Quartermaater Gianarai ~
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II mss. FENCING ACADEMY. -
w, WI 70 give Fencing Lessous In WasS,sss9-
oa net noe sentlemsn know thai he has recsivsd
oe,nnls, end tsat be vail give, during thai tine.
cd o. y isss3ps ir email sword, broad sword
i Is: Sat fssssss;i 81 g s. 81 g
: ,ai5s2xf S"av
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THs CoSFIscArIoN ACT. - In Erplarato,v
Litter from the Secretary Of Stats-The follow.
ing circular has been issuei by the Secretary of
State: -