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

M~aterialmaaren, @peoition~
rs2Y0 als aZ4R 25s5s 2unb Il ,13S3 N9sl3Eaz9U aH
a,.sa Gomutiffionss &dnb1er,a sga nsA
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@etraie.e lunb 2ebensmitteln,, Salt, Cement, SUB,
baar, Maeeln, @al3,,+ Druid unb @Yadrapttr,,
Drudn1atertalien &c. s~t5aE2sts4 ss3AG2 sat33t5e
Gra9tcpntrafte tpetpea mad benz Often unb ST.
Baareori&l0t Fgen1a@t. auf .Gunienationtn Jul
ieber 3eit uub iepent 8etrag.' a'''a'4a''~& 4@ '@'''
perionen,1 tpel9e Sitter an rns sconleniren,
tSnnen i'd, barauf serla6tn,: ba6 lie spor 1ebsr-
tbeurune eel@iibt lnb. Glitter perben ~ ben
niebri9lten wftilen pbne &Idii9t auf Bic be5cn-
bere Wp0linte pber bas 8ppt fproirt., VI Eager unb
Gpnamiiipns. @ebubr 10 t,iebrt9 als IN itbeu1 re-
}pettablen s9aule.r: ,s2.42S a~23as5aia !g1.s?E d.
.0ffce an Der 2esee, am Sup ber @ibleyfraBe.
Sc. Y. Pc Burb1nt.
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@eneral : M8ent fir bic @ale1a- Dunleitb- unb
Rinne iota. Yadet-Gp. 'sfs go 7&j @s1G '+:'@'
% Ser $50. Slt9ter >..:s
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ben in iibrer Mutttripra&t freunbli& une rttq BE-
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-06

l!ben Se|9uBers gum Wanfen brtnaen
fouen.
Sn benz Senat oe6 franjSfl6m @elebz
8ebenoen &1rperS miro jeyt lsbr lebtof #
buri6er pebatttrt, pb per NeoterunQ Gin
Muftreten iu @unften Der 8eibebaltuuQ
ber weltliden 6errl6aft pes paplteS ,u
ernpfeblen let poer ni9t. 5err Yietri l9lob
etne Ncce NIT folaenoen @orten 8ir
mli1en unS rarauf bel1rdnfen, rie oei1tz
li@e 5errl@aft 5u retten ; bic 6altuno Der
tbr 9aupt mieper erbebenpen Neaction
beftimmt unler 8enebmen; Stolien bat
300 900 Mann, pie in ben, unS beorobz
eaben &amffe unS our @eite feben ,per<
pen." Dae Merfmirpielte aber iii, pas
Yrin3 Napoleon in elmer am 1. Mdr, oez
baltenen &epe fi@ entlaieoen oeeen allies
fernere Ginl9retten gu @unien pes Yapz
res unb frenae Ni6tinterpention ertl1rte.
8tctor emanuel lolle ms uirtnal ingom
ols R5nt9 bon 9talien reficiren, re,pabft
aber I'M 0atiean uno Der Stact ces redz
ten Itberufers refoiren, has 1T Die neueite
Qo(un9, Die prin3 Napoleon gum ni&t &C.
rtnQen Gr1aunen Der Welt ouSse|prcden.
Mus Stalien :peni9 Neues pom Be-
peutunq. 6rarS H., Der enttbrcnte 8om<
bentSnia, bdlt f9 nod thinner in @om
uuf; auein pas italienil@e Cabinet bat
Ginipraae sesen iein, fernerea
Uerbletben balelbR einBelsSt. Die Drob.
uns Der .iglbberufuns BET fran3tFl&en
The New York herald., 1861-12-31
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs.

A SITUATION WANTED--EY A YOUNG PROTESTANT
IA woman AS meat aud pastry cook; willing TO do both
Call at lSv Mulberry VI.
The New York herald., 1861-12-31
Jersey City News.

An ENGIIsHMAN STAINED JERSEY Cry FERRY Boar
On Sunday afternoon Engshman whose name Young
while the ferry boat j. c. Darcy, running to Jersey
City became quito conspicuous by expressing public
his opinion Of the Mason and Sldel affair." and
marking that the Yankees would have had to smell little
OF John Balls gunpowder IL they had not up the
scratch and given them up Another person. whose
could not learn, became quite crazed Young
remarks, and for while the two had pretty
troversy the matter Finally the boat landed and
just Young going off the boat unknown per
stabbed him. Though done with penknife, the
wound was found to be quite serious and he con-
veyed to vessel by, and attended by DR. Varck
It was very remarkable that no person saw who the
party that committed the act not Young him
self. The injury will not it is said prove fatal.
The New York herald., 1861-12-31
SALES AT AUCTION.

LBERT MORTIMER GRIFFIN a. CO.. AuCrIoNEERs
"A the property Of family declining housekeeping.
HOUSEHOLD
Superb Vases, rare and costly
~ octave rosewood Panoforte,
- Rosewood and black walnut Parlor Suits,
Bronze and ormolu Chandeliers.
Embroidered Lace Curtains
,.. =, ,.a Ancient TasaI and modern OIL Paintings
OAK sideboard, Extension Table,
China, Glass and Silver Ware.
Rosewood and mahogany Bedroom Furniture
ss c b. on s r%sn
MAGNrrICENr . 70 OCTAVE ia, rdA raAANoroRTE ,, oo,
full ~ ss Ses .s ss
judges and pronosnced superior instrument rosewood
Canterbury stool SksWiSS ssys sSyfs ROM Ssf's GTs
Two elegant fl Suits richly carved IN r and nowers
sniqSs and soc Reception Chairs covered with India
TIM Reclining Chairs covered with velvet; rosewood Etc
Doors and back Bookcase adys Work Table in.
'A'' "'.a ANciEST i'Gis AGD MODERN OIL PAINTINGS,
BY eminent Match Paiqtnss By Northeoti; May
The imnssuiae canssptaH ssMaro eeiesrssd paint
as s S % a ss scene y @ ksy
Match rannE s. b Cole spsrO & ranng
ing, Pier Mirrors Mantel Mirror embroidered Lace
ARTISTIC BRONZE srATuARY, VASES. &C.
Bronze salneltss q Hamlet Minerva Goddess Of War;
M"s an a BoS aa0G
Cupid and Psyche ac two masndqsn Vases ssvrss from
Bisque and om0a piSiSa koSM p8sT0 o0a Clock
Solid aak Baets staisly marble tops Extension Table to
match, Chairs Couhes Mirrors China Dinner and Tea Sets
bs sS sa cuy
Casters Coffee urn Cake Baskets Spoons Butter Kniyes
Napkin Rings s'veF'' caaasERs. Tas.t hinsR &C.
$:s ss,::
mt nd
The New York herald., 1861-12-31

acting as Bigadier General in Gen. Hookor division on
the Lower Potomac.
Acting Brigadier General. Lieut.. Col. r. STEELE
Colonel Steele had charge OF brigade under General
Pope during his recent brilliant movement in Missouri
Acting Brgadier General. Capt. THUS. w. SWEENEY.
Captain Sweeney has been esteemed as good army
officer and during the earlier portions Of the troubles in
Missouri had command Of the corps of that State
His present command is not yet announced.
Acting Brgadier General. Col. ROBERT I. TAYLOR.
Whom General Stevens left General Smiths division to
take command under General Sherman the portion OF his
brigade left behind was placed under the command OF
Colonel Il. T. Taylor of the Thirty third New York
Volunteers.
Acting Brgadicr General Lieut. Colonel JAS TOTTEN.
Lieutenant Colonel Totten is the ocer commanding the
First Missouri artillery in the absence of Colonel Blair
and during the advance upon Springfield appointed
TO tho command Of brigade; composed mainly of
artillery.
Acting Brgadier General. Col. J. b. TURcHlN
Colonel Turchin Of the Nineteenth Illinois Volunteers
has by recent order OF General Buell. been assigned to
the command Of the Eighth brigade Of division of that
department and consisting of four regiments Hsfrends
cndeavorng to obtain for him the full rank of Brga
der General
Acting Brgadier General. Colonel - TURNER.
STAFF.
Assistant Adjutant General. -
Aid. Lieutenant Deweese.
Colonel Tarner, OF tho Missouri Volunteers, has had
charge Of brigade at Tpton in tho department Of
Gen. Pope.
Acting Brigader General. JAMES c. yEATCH
Colonel veatch Of the Twenty fifth Indiana Volunteers
has assigned to the command Of the brigade in Mis-
souri, formerly held by General Davis
Acting Brigader General. Colonel W H. l.. WALLACE.
Colonel Wallace of the Eleventh Illinois Volunteers,
has the temporary command Of the Fifth brigade at
Cairo.
Acting Brigadicr General. Colonel MAX WEBER
Colonel Max Weber, Of the Twentieth New York yolun
teers charge 81 brigade at Old Point under General
Wool.
There may have been, and doubtless are, several
officers who have acted as temporary generals whose
not recorded, in consequence Of the nforma
ton not having reached We have made tho list MS
complete as possible with the data we have already
collected.
The New York herald., 1861-12-31
AMUSEpIENTS. A


fH1SASss SHSSS sss s4yss4 yxss a CIRCUS
p s, s aa s Sasy 81 s is aAmoS s.
m Isiss sSa wnee Sps & Ter week.
M shsfas-'sfs
VIII MEw w sEAh te u pa RAY Two GshMp
Afternoon performance commences st2k
Evening performance commences at IA
MELopEoN. $50 BROADWAY. BETWEEN SPRING
THE srAR 81 Hfh or THE WORLD
The greatest combination OF performers seen la ons
"' S''Ait siasoRlSA NORM 4SsErrx M Ei oALLErr1
MONS. 1sEsahAnpE. 1sEsah
who are the wonder and admiration o all who behold then
ia' nc" Aa'iDi DlaSa sSa'si AND HER FAIRIES
srnIdSTT 4sToka AsP sFlHsDD ssssss
"nai fS saiHn Uf' S EhSs
VIII eAs'''S new / S'%Ssf %Sb o. BRILLIANT DANCES.
'''"s LARGEST AND BEST BALLET TROUT.
" the Tf TH Ssf sss & Is
ia America Among the names will be found
s.$aS SSESnn SfSSS SSES Sas1S S$$SS S}SS
S5Ss ShSSSSH SSSS E%&$aDa
s s$sSs S5Ssas. el. ]
| ROSA SIEGRIST ROSA SiEGRIST
| JOSEPHINE BERNARD, JOSEPHINE BERNARD.
| JENNY GARDNER JENNY GARDNER,
! with a company numbering
| ONE HUNDRED PERFORMERS,
! forming the
LARGEST AND BEST COMPANY IN AMERICA
Admission Thirteen cents
Strangers don't neglect 10 this great company every
performance being worth double the price OF admission
| them in
| NOTICE-By particular request, on New Years day, an
AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE
will be given commencing O'Clock, the accommoda-
STAT Sss At" T III
| All the company will appear. Don't forget
| NEW YEARS AFTERNOON,
| commencing at 2 O'Clock. Admission usual.
The New York herald., 1861-12-31

DROADWAY MUSIC HALL -
sE $s$hS$AH $hS$a AS$s H,H 4 :s s
AS sSR ESK THE THE SSs SSAsISs
ET EEE EE EEEE SEb SEb YEAH $hzE fxss fzss AWAY AWAY
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TONY TONY SAsESs SAsESs ' Essy ESsE EAsESs sAsESs
MISS ERSEsTINE DE FAIIBEyE, IsIy5,s scuu,x
"-l' SH $HH47 BALLET BALLET 4ESSEE ES$SE
V" ''';i f# ! ssFEH#EsE
hosEs w. Fl Es~ sole and Manager
Moss. La THoRSE, Stage Manager
qh hhSpo Is Ss hS1Dz4 DAT
Don't forget i 7: /; $;''|;$
sE$ EE$E: EE$E: $$:EEEH:ss$$: $:#EHs$$::
including all the performers attached TO the he0dcoa' -
As@ssES$$ ( @ 4 2SSfS \, fdSAs%ss4rr i;%ssi4i ,a.ns..
n! sSsi S$ iyA StSaF ssHEE II .as: 81; run
JAMES RoNsASn RpSS sSinsib BALLET TROUPE
in their osE o'f ph iS'
1A4-AMERIcAN MUSIC HALL .,no.nw.x
The most popular place e e amusement in the city
The question OF the day Is Where shall We 70 S
and very short and gives the greatest satsfac
In the ars. there ne bes. talent IN the country
and the general effect Of the place is superior TO any other u
W; wTG artists a%snY syfs WIFE, ns
Il SlfE$Sssiss, %Sssl Il. With &ksS, SSiss'
sa$$iH sHSs s$aRsEa $AssEE s4$S$sss AsEsEE
The renowned Negro Comedians,
In new Acts. Songs, Dances Burlesques, &C.
BALLET TROUPE
in the city, composed under the dirse
~ " THE NoSsii SEiEyHSf1d rAyH Brb55AET: bE54EEss
In their wonderful syinnnit'f %bNissioS: SION
5aSSi sis; 0aaTT @afTE Acting a.n.sss. s:s.'
HARRY EVERETT sset xu h1BsafIi BsaiiiANr. Ballet Master
IN FASnAs Ausssl ss1Ras R;ssssGs CRANE Treasurer
NoTfCE-rhc ManssssssAMsn great pleasure 10 Az
nouncng an engagement with the following well known
Comedians
W. WRAY,
CHARLEY GARDNER,
DENNY GALLAGHER,
HARRY ENOx,
who will appear Monday, January g. 1862.
N. B-tireat novelties IN active preparation.
NATIONAL MUSIC HALL, CHATHAM STREET. LATA
IN NATIONAL THEATRE,
Commencing at O'Clock
NEW YEARS DAY.
entertainme Will be given. Admig-
sonPt cents; boxes ten cents first tier twenty centa
DOBERT SMITH, WITH HIS EXCELSIOR TROUPE
III introduces sundry novelties this
ing illustrative ut House Commons.
No. rs West Houston street. Happy New Year TO all Whs-
key punch free at IL O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1861-12-31
nOARDING AND LODGING.

"A ROOM first oor with convenience for house
keeping Terms So week. $40 per month"; in advance
Calf al No 2s3 West Twenty street between Eighth
and Ninth
The New York herald., 1861-12-31

nN DEMANDE-DEUX FILLEs FRANCHISE DAMS
~ unc petite iainle une pour Ia cuisine ct autre pour
les ehnmbres. S'aart IA East 35th Street.
I NE JEuNE FILE FRANCHISE DESIRE UNE
- place de femme chanDIe pour le bancnssagc
hn ellie chargeraa beson de IL cuisine pe
tc iamic frAncase cxcccntcs accommodations Sadrcs
Madcmpisclie v A., al bureau da Herald
The New York herald., 1861-12-31

LBERT MORTIMER GRIFFIN d CO.. AuCrIONEERS.
IA The property OF family declining housekeeping.
MAGNIFICENT
HOUSEHOLD
The New York herald., 1861-12-31

NJ EW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD.
Ly For Albany, Troy, North aud West
Winter arrangement, ncing Monday Nov g. 1861
For Abanti039 A. NJ. Express Mail Train from Twenty.
sixth street depot '
For ell local trains Time Table
JOHN BURCuIIL, Assistant superiutc adcnt
The New York herald., 1861-12-31
roo LATE FOR CLAssIFICATION.

A GOOD CHANCE TO GO INTO THE CLOTHING
"A busness.--To practical business man, with about
$3000 chance Is offered in old established concern.
doing good business, the proprietor Of which
account q u health Apply 70 r.. s. VAN TAssEI.I, st
sICKELs Masonic temple No a0 Broome street. of
(,,,.at
The New York herald., 1861-12-31

CKATEs, SKATES, sKATEs-LADIEs, GENTS AND
~ Boys skates for sale cheap at retail,
samples oil an importing house. Call at lS Cedar
stairs.
~ lsh shae Tor sale reduced prices the
LIAM IRVING, 70 tin ana 2f5 Pearl streets
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l''ne ShuIe erSfnct. SIN ocriel6tu wirr brIcupcrs
""l Ctnrn 9runpijben llntcrriht i'm Ocut1hsn
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3ethnen, Iateinii@e uuO franS6fite @praae
elrihtCt pcrCcn.
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S6ule cine @inrittun9 gum ulnterridt in wsit,
ltten Sanrortcttcu, ais in g6bsn, Strifcu
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DM S6ule mirr nun pom 80 Shilrrn uno
tcIUht.
Scm IL Nooemter an pirt Ser .Rrupffn
N mrlrerCn rrU@eHtIihcn Stuurcn llnterritt
n Naturgcitidtc, Noturlsbre uup 0emeinns.
l@sr @tlunrReitslr9rr utbetlen.
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