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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-10-19

Sic btesjdbriee @ai5en=G rnete in
nnierm @taat 1T ua9 ben utereintimmenber 8e~
ridtea after 5armer> bic mir bis jest eebIrt, bD9-
ltsns elite quite Mittelsrntte 81 nennen. Ger
Wai5en lit 1ebr bur9 bic tur3 spr ieiner &eife
einsetretene furattare unb anbaltenbe Sibe> wel~
9e cas Aurn, ebe es pplfpmmer entwidelt uub
a~ussewabien tpar> sulamn,en pSrrte+ Die Sir
ner inb besbalb febr flein e%etlisben.
Gufprunoen. - Der 2eer erinnert liG bes
Ypn uus prr lau9erer 3eit eeeetenen 8eridts Der
Grmprbua9 eines Deutlden bur9 Mntcn Gbel-
brpd in ct. CLUB, in be1eu 5au8 jener einbriu-
gen mrlte. 9beltrpd, ter felt ber Stat 1T Saft
mar u,,o ppn Der @ranbjurY bes Morbee iiir lbul<
big t~efunpea ,purbe, III firalih aus bent GefGns~
ni1e entipruneen, aber slei9 horauf miener ssr-
baftet mprpen. Mau fano i'm Elm taar Meilen
Srn st. Glcub int Dididt am J1ule Sertsdt.
g. Der III ct, CLUB f9cn spn fritsr in lebr
iitlcm 0eruAe ltebt> wiro pbue 3weiiel spu tem,
9ifriftacrigt ,penn aud ni9t teS MorecS> 1p
bod bes Spot16la9s f9ulris t~efunpen percsn urb
ms 3ugtbau5 wanneru.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-10-19
vc16 bin Der 9pctpr &tfenbart@ mar

SD bin Der 9pctpr &ifenbart@ mar
bic lultise Ercmn1el< unb Yfeifen = Melobie>
na9 Der am Mittpp6 40 Man1, meife1s Geut-
l9e> Don Dem fernen Yine gpuutY unter Mnfibr<
ting spn 9 1T 81 ii II d bur9 ct. Yaul mariGerte,
lint ii9 III Sort @neQias CUR Mufaobn1e III bas Ste
Neeiment gu 1melben. 5ierfir Vnb bic brasen
gurlden aus ibren acknowledgement Tidtenm1l>
Der nun freili9 gu ipat s%efommen ; alein ureper
1nt1D !" 1e geben ms Gierte.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-10-19

&err Jul+ @eorett, bsfanatlt9 felt etti<
den Muuaten Sun Der &esteruns 1T einem Bareau
oes General 2anbautts anseteQt, serpeilt seaen-
tartis auf 8eiu@ lit ct. panl, unb wirb feline
Tanilte na6 S. Arlington Iberl iebeln.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-10-19
Sd. SteibIe,

:S91loer< Decoration8< II. 3immermals>
nper9!n1n1t aye in iein Sad einl&laeenben Mrtei-
'eas e'e e. et4!le eel@nadSuQ unb RAID a~nfertist.
m w. 2eFe4utsert tSnnen auf Der Dff flee Ser
MNnnelota Staats3eitung binterla0eu tperber.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-10-19

G- Moreen> Counting 1T bel better
Wttterung @pncert beim Seller
l1nb penn's @etter trib unb 8rau,
ST baS @pncert - "a nybauM
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-10-19
GbrenDpQ fir ste Deutfdber.-@att

GbrenDDI fur Ste DeMt1men.~GoFt.
partrrs uStice County s3ouaSe<&iIes cine fir
bas g. Jte9intett III per l1,1ocssnb yun Garitault
r%etrutirte @pmpauie> weGe NIT i6Dnen 5arpers<
6errY> 8iidlen nit 5aubaYpnnett ser1ebm it,
bstebt ~3un1eilt aus Mn1erifaaern, bat absr trpbbem
einen Deutlden> @errn platt gum 1. Qieutenont,
5err platt 1T Gin sitter Sdle6miser Splpa1 unp
ltebt bel ieineu ameritanil6en Aanteraoen lit benz
bp9lten Ntnleben. Nu@ Ter 1. lieutenant Bon
Capt. peteler's @9arfl9iyen- gpmpanie, Serr
5tppler> 1T Gin OeutlGer, ~seborner Babsuler, Der
TT taoii9en Dienf ten inter etnem Sueenieurcprpa
9etonben> unb fir feline bort ettuorbenen 8ennt~
niNe unb Grfabrunee,t nut: Mrertennuus unb Elm
p~a1enbes Telo %eefunpen bat.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-10-19

d. +-@ibune ant Dieuaas
is. Dit. 3ul9ritten peseu 5erabiebuns bon
@runbfeuern> @oncelipn fir @inri9tune zines
Auertpe5eS iiber bic brittle @trabe at Der Gfe Der
oritten unb @r9anee unb @crlangerune BON 81
eensen fir ben @erfouf sun @@iebpulser bet be-
tre6enben @ommitteen iiberwtelen. 8eri9te oes
Wbarf~, @&aB> unb Marftmeilters benz COMP
trposr itertpieien @trabenopmmittee beri9tet,
bab le ben @traBeneommi1ioner tsauftrast, bic
9t. @ntbonYlrabe aus3ube1era. Glib. Brand
Der aus ser @tabt se3usen 1T, reidt feline Gntlal>
iuns Elm unb oeripri9t, bm Stabtratb auf Be-
eebren NIT &otb unc Gbat bienen gu tpp1en.
Der @tabtratb bei@lisbt cine Dantaore0e in
Mnerfenuuns Der serbientsp1en M%irfiantteit beS
9errn 8rand ais Mlbernonn> unb 1eBt eine
@pecial<Wa in Der 1. @arb CUR Musf iiGuna
Der gaeans auf Dunnertas ben a. Sftuber at.
9tehnunsen weroeu Der &e9nunes = COMMITTEE
u%bermie@en uno anbere ppn benz Comptroller te~
aInubidte andrtpmlnen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-10-19

Sic critic bcuti6e Gbeatcr Dorifcl=
lung tn Der uJrpincz Sane".-Die Ser
ren Darbenne unp @tciole BADEN iiA aus uaat-
meisbar Observation-Disclosures ~seuStbtst ee1ebsn>
ben @9auplay ibrer fdnllerildsn Sbatiefeit Sun
bent q tbeudum na9 Der SrSine-9alle,
benz bsutl9en Yubfifum tit freunblider @rtnner-
un9 ais baS ebemalige 2ofal Der rGbalia", 81 ser<
lessn- Wie bet seueiete 2eler aus Der &nseise
erliebt, inbet am radfen Mpntag CUR @rGfaung
bes neuen 2pfals bic crite in benz Gyflus Der g pr=
itsaun9en itatt, pelde bet tomnsnben @intsr
binrurG bort alwG9entli@ geeeben merben. Die
Musmabl BIS @tidss CUR @rGfnuuesoprtsQung
1T cine YprtrefliGe sn nenaen, benu bas Gslfs>
@@auipiel: r5an6 Sur8e> pber: Die
per1en1&nur"> 1T Elm berrli9e5 Yrututt aus
Der Sober bes s~euialen 5pltei> ba6 leiner rQepnpre"
wurbig sur @eite itebt. Stwpbl in benz @tud
Der Grl,lt Yprpaltet> 70 etebt IS bpA aud benz @9er3
feline Nebte uub ptrb besbalb al(gemein %sefa(en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-10-19
Spu Mtnbcu'SbcutIhe GaDaQertc=

Spmpante, jest uMinnelpta- GasaQsriscpi11-
panic" eeaan1t 1T bis CUR Marinum~ 3abl> iiter
80 Mann> srQ. Der l1mianb> baB 9be1ey's
imGntteben tesrifeae Gempanie i} an 1Hstc l1nb
Is Mitslieper e~erlelben li9 at s.. Mineen's
Gpu1panie anidlpNen lppie lieutenant 2eue'S CT
tplsreiAe5 &sfrutiren in ben fiioliden Counties
Son Mianel eta 1T tieier unperbpHt ral6e grfpls
Su5albreibsn. Die Gcntpanif &pjro bemn1af
ein9eFleioet peroen nno ernartct n1a11 pcl1 Walb=
instpn jeeen Sag bic Mntwcrt auf bic AT bic &C.
aieruu1 gu bic lem 3wede aelteute &eauiItipn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-10-19

Wfi1ttdrtfbe8+ - 2teutenant Snemat,,
BON ber 5afines @pmpante 1T gum Auartiermei>
fer fir bas Dritte &eeiraent ernannt wprben.
Jn Sort @neQinS mar bie1e Wp9e ter 8ra9>
tbeil einer@ ornpanie> beitebent aus etpa 80 Manu,
gum @erfauf+ Dn bic 2eute fein @anseS lelter
ansmaden ~fSnnen> 70 beiAlD6en le, l9 ais bic
nenbe6 0liee at eia @an5e6 an3ulhlieBen> babel
aber tp 11pgli9 np9.einen fleinsn gprtbeil fir p9
gu eriat1appen. @iebuten iiH ,taasa!ig fDrmlta gum
'gertauf an, inbem le ertldrteu, fir $500 l9 it,
eenb elmer @pmpanie anldlieBea gu tppQen. Ser
9rieg bri,tst ipnberbare @a9en CUR @el une aus
Der Mafenerbetun9 eines beseilterten Bolts 19eint
iebr ianeQ ein @UlbnerlYfem tperben gu tpplen,
mie es mavrenp tes 30jabrissn arie9s 1T Dsutj9-
LAMB bliibete.
Die unifrrmen uub Mrntiran9Stide fir bas
Drttte uno @ierte &eeiment lnb bon Nem>gprf
ant 4. ,. Mts' Serl9ift wprbea ut,b wereeu ppbl
lit ben erten Gaeen BET nadlten Wp9e aulangen.
Capt Buffers Minnepppli6 Gpmpanie 1T bic
critic bonn 9ritten &egiment, ael9e po0sablis 1T,
llno bssbalb ais @pmpanie a." aufeefiibrt wirb,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-10-19

Bic fb6nen Scr Staaten= Sbat=
amts= Noten inb felt bent i3ablta9e bier lit
ct. paul iebr fart int um1auf, ,nb mani 0ebt,
bab nrlere gaterlanbssertbrietser i9 lebr beeilt
baben, 1e puter bic 2eute All briuoeu,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-10-19
0eutibe


Oe1tt1cbe
Oiejenisen Deutlhen, tuelde ubteer @ompanie
t%eitrsten, erbalten icfurt @erpFeauas unb 2peis,
lcwie bic 2pbnuns pom Sage bes @intritts an be.
rednet tpiro.
anmeleunsen tpnnen ouf Der SfFce bes l1nter~
setdneteu peer int 2ofale oes 5errn BergbplA
rSellcvibere . 9alppn"> Dritte @traBe, 0eua9t
trcrpen. .44
o.. Np1ent,
8efrutirunss>S ff,ier.
W}innel pta<8atterte DOR!
Die l~lnterseidnetsn rnS ibre seretnigten
Maun ,bafteu bateu bc19lp0en, bic bon Minne-
fcta S~erlangte Mrtilltrie-@ pmpanie in's Gclb 81
itellrn unb furoeru sufDrberf
ale %4ebtenteu @rtilleriffem
une fprbern iterbaupt ale i~itrisen nten ltaatisen
unp triessluiisen Deutlden gum &niAluB auf.
2Snt. 4fdnber, Y. New -l1lm,
Gmtl Mlnd), p.~@benewatena>
Nstrutirunes. Sff3iere.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-10-19

Sic Staatsmab1. Das &elultat bet
@taat8wabl 1T, mie i9pn in Der surieen Stunt
mer eeiaet, Gin ppQitanpieer @iee bes republita-
ntl@eu @taatstidet, ppn benz mir bic @%inaelnbei-
ten brineen terbet, penn bic 8eri9te suui anbis
anselanet inb. Mu9 in Der @eleBsebuns BADEN
bic &epublifaner cine iibertarfe Majpritat. Der
na9lte @euat iebt:
Hfphukifnnpr AZ
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-10-19
Ncrunalucftc cIaapDarthtc. - 81

Scrnnelmdtc Saeppartbte. - Cine
0eleal9aft nptIer gnelanber, welde III BEN &eb-
&iSer< @benen ber BeIutiouns Der 8iideljo9p pt-
lag, wurbe epn eirer Sa1te Teftppan- Sipur rei11
auasepl1neert uno mare ur,Setrodt t%pprcen> penn
nidt eiue 8anre yanftrn @ipur, bic III Der NGbe
tamp;rte> 09 fir le ins Mittel 9eld(a9eu tatte+
Inter Grhulcung furdtbarer @trapaben selansten
bic unsladli9sn Sdaer ra6 adttaaisem Marl9
naA 0epreetpm,1+ Ter Mertb Ter ibnen eeraut>
ten @a9eu belGuft l9 auf $4,000.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-10-19
5platnIpectDr.

pVl3Iu|ptLlUl
Muf Mntrag Don Mlp. Sit wurbe CUR @abl
einea 9ol3- Snlpeftors 9eiGritten unb S. s. Steer
fir bteien ppiten erpablt. 5pfentli9 tperoen
bic Gai9en BET Siir9er bierbur9 einen lanst
entbebrten uno duBerf notbmsnoisea @aus en-
balten.
8ef9lp1en, auf Mntrag Spn Wlt. 9
few, bab @:aet=8onrs int 8etrase spn $4,000
III @ummen BON $50 persinatar gu 7 prucent
per Sabr. sabltar int @tattfdayamt na9 IS
Sabren pom Datum Der NusfeQuns on> bic 3in=
fen balbjdbriG gu 3ablen, auseslteQt terben FOL-
len fir ben 8au Der @traBe BON ct. Vapl mad
Owatonna' Die1e 8pnbs lpllen fir @teuern in
;3abluns senomnen tpe.ben, pelde felt Dor 1860
fdais tparen unb Inb aus5utellen tpie bic Mrbei-
ter nprrlden.
Be19lp n, baB Der MaYpr unb @or0Be,
Der @trabencpmmittee cine COMMITTEE bilben 1pa,
pel9e in @emeiul9aft NIT ben ct. 9aul unb
Spatcnna> @trabe : pmmilfoners banbelt uni
bic @pntratte fir ben 8au Der @traBe at@alieBt.
8ei&1pien> ba6 Der @tabtelerf cine Mu-
3eige fir 9olslieferung an bic @itY 5aQ uub bic
@priBenbduler erla0en ipu.
8el9lp0en, ben @barfmeiter gu ermd9.
tiser, benz DGmpfer "@its 8eQe" bic 9alfte be,
fir feline Gabrteu mad Sort Smelling riidfanbi.
een @erftsebubreu gu ~erlalen.
8ef9lp1ien, Der 6 Committee fir ltnteritus<
suus ber Gauilien Der @plontars $50 CUR Scr.
fasuug 5u feQen.
8e14lo11en, baB ber @tabtclerf cine Mn-
aeise fit @iuri&tuns zines Iruttpirs at Der Of.
ieite Der @atallatu-@ truee BON Der 8. mad BE,
Z. StraBe erla1en fpu.
@erlpren eins ein Nntras, bab bic Inter.
nebnters bes 8aues Bee SmatunaafraBe 8irg.
l@aft ieQen .foueu fir ri&tise 8e5abluns ibre'
@rbsiter. Sir tieltn suten Mntras fintntten BIZ
Mls. @rpb unb O'Gpnnpt; basestn 8er'
teY, GiB, 19pmpion unb Ser Vraibsnt. @ertast.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-10-19
9eutibe 8auf
9eutfbe $anf

+. & 8, Wi((ius, Soint poul,
CGriiber Meyer II, @iuiuS.3
St' pauL Minne1pta.
Auier aoen abrieen Sran9en bes Banfaeldaf
tfS tpien1en tir unlere b%elonbere Mufmertlamfeit
benz 8erfaufe BON
@e4ieln auf Deut1dlanb>
lptpie auf bic 9auptplGbe Tranfreids, Gnoloups.
bet @9wei5 unp Der Ser. @taaten 1nb ]tpoiiiren
mir u1ter Nnberu auf fpleenbeeurpbGiihe SSmIer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-10-19

Spe;ta1pab1en.-9e Wabler tpoQe ri&t
iberieben, baB ant Donnertag ben "a. Attpber
lit Der 1. @aro cite @pesialwabl aur 8elebune
Der burb Mloern1an 8ran@'s &adtritt erleptaten
@tele int @tabtratb, fppie cine AM 10. Mosemt-
ber in Dafpta Gpanty fir bic @eeseeb,ns ltatt~
fnbet. 11eber bic 2ebtere iebe 2isut. =@us. Duu=
ueIY'S W%rpflantatipn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-10-19

Willtpn0t uno SbIoncr.-D lele fr0l-
liHs MsltrcY{&e pOle, tpelde ant Ssrgan 9eue,
Mpnta9 int Mtbel,aum aufgefiibrt wurpe, bat all.
9ea1ein 9efalen uub ernteten bic 9auptFgureu lp=
wrbl> tuie bic Nebepportien ben berslidten Mp>
plau5. 5dlp1er ,u@lstbammer" mar "i,bel1en
pbne Trage Der Mauu beS Mbenos unb mubte bic
3uI9auer fprtmabreno tit Grtaie gu perleBelt, bas
5aus mar re9t leibliG beleBt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-10-19

GpuD. MamieD, e%essnudrtig in @taats<
eei9afttn In Walbinetru, bat bem @rten &eai-
msnt in ieinem Eager einen 8elu9 abseltattst unb
wurbe ppn ben1ielben ais Sber-G pn1ma nbeur Der
Minnelpt a @%taatSmilis nit 9ebDrisen 6eierli&.
feiten smpfansen. Ct Niet iiber Madt unb e.
btelt Mbenbs int :3elte tes 0eu. @prrnan Gin
Stanb9en Son Dem Nulfcorps.
Scr 1teue Sberf bes Grften Meat<
ments*-Wir baben nadtragli9 nod mitsutbeir
len> bab @up. STANLEY ben @apitan Mappleun s.
s. Dana sur1 Sbsriten bes @rlten &esiments er>
tannt bat, AT bic @teae bon @iuis 81. @prmau.
Der befanntlt9 gum Brigade eneral ~apancirt it,
IS ipaen nit hieier grnennuns bic Spfnnnaen
ter Stabs-S ffsiere tes @rien @esimcnts auf
Enhancement einen urserbpften Stop erlitten b.
ben.:
Worcester daily spy., 1861-05-11

MIR. Kennedy, of Roxbury mas discovered. IN ON
u our common pasture weeds remedy cures every
kind Of humor, from the worst Scrofula down to com
Two bottles warranted cure nursinesore mouth
one 70 three bottles viii cure the worst kind pmples
Two three bottles will clear the system of biles
bottles are warranted to cure the cankerin
Three or five bottles warranted to cure the worst
One orwo bottles warranted to cure all humors
| the eyes -
TT9 bottles are warranted to running of the
-Four to six bottles are warranted corrupt and
| running ulcers. - ~
One bottle will cure scaly eruptons of the skin.
To or three bottles are warranted to the worst
Two orthree bottles are warranted to cure the mos
desperate case of rheumatism.
Iee oIiour Dotues are warranted to salt rheum
eve to eight bottles will cure the ofscroa
one 70 three bottles are warranted the worst
sands thatlt has caused by canker in the stomach
Sne to two bottles warranted sick headache
state of the bowels. '''-'s
Kidneys 70 VI ''i'
Four tosix bottles have cured the worst cases ofdrop
One to three bottles have cured the of pes
iei IN such an excruciating disease.
since ITS nrst discovery have from time to time add
the Father of Medice says iii is an herb Of HpiteT
and IN the sign Leo.
tits especiafriend liver worth all other herhs
p9t cn get cooling itwhen too hot and warming il
az an appetite cureth gone and sinking
iees III tne pit OF the stomach, easeth all pains
stitches in the side. 49, F'i ~
"Ilexpells all raw vscious, and Shiny humors out
ne Dody itcleanseth all inward ulcers and congealed
blood from the kidneys. $50 e
by opening obstructions the spleen it purgeth all
head and brain causing distressing headache earfufore
Dodng OF trouble trembling the heart fainting and
SwOoning. " - y 'o -
me herb boiled u wine particularly good to revive
e ur9opmB spirit Of the aged, and whoever has nger
ing after fever nothing restores him to health
50 quick as drinking the juice OF this herb.
eseeds boiled in water cureth the most offensive
breath ana drank at bedtime, prevents what
bilious people are liable to-
The Father of Medicine SAYS of another herb this
composition that 'it is herb of the SUM- and in
sign Leo.
THE sun is the all life ruleth the heart
and this herb the cordial the strengthener
OF the hearf OF any that it comforteth the heart
cureth ali palptation thereof taketh away trembling
talntine and smoherng of it, yetIt be taken
iuy or severe gripping will ensue, which must be
rected withfennel seed or ginger.
No change of diet necessary-eatthe best can
get, and enough of it.
Bystrctly following the directions in the pamphlet
around each bottle and by udicous application OF the
SaH Hheu ointment, Scrofaia Ointment and Healing
ointment every ulcer and sore of whatever kind
ture except cancer that has taken roots perfectly
and permanently cured.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY. l2 Warren
street. .Roxburv. Mass. Price 81. dtf r.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-05-11
LETTERS FROM THE R1FLEs-No. s.
HEADQUARTERS 3D BATTALION,
Fort McuenrY. Md. NAV 5. 1861


Dear Friend G Your two letters
came to hand in good time, and if you knew
how highly prize news from home, you
would be repaid for the trouble OF writing.
Since receiving your last, Ihave been through
considerable. Immediately after the receipt
the order came to be ready at A. NJ. the next
morning for somephere, but none knew where
We were ready at A. NJ, but did not leave
Annapolis till A. NJ. of the day following.
After we were all on the boat we found we
were bound for Fort McHenry, where we ar
rived at A. NJ, after pleasant sail of thirty
miles.
1t very soon commenced raining, when we
were turned into some old barracks, where
we passed most uncomfortable day and night.
The next day was worse than the first, as it
hailed and showed, after Which it cleared off
quite warm and pleasant. In the afternoon
we got some straw and made our quarters very
comfortable. Sunday was quite fine day
and we had quite comfortable time. AS it
was inspection day, we first cleaned our rifles
and equipments, and then several of us went
in bathing. | found the water very cold, but
by using one of the coarse towels the good la.
dies of Worcester sent us, came back feeling
splenddly. AT 3 O'Clock in the afternoon,
went to service at the Chapel, where minis
ter from Baltimore preached ULion sermon.
After tea we went through inspection, which
did not take more than half an hour. Last
evening il rained again. and it still continues
cold and rainy. 1t must be very pleasant
here in warm weather; the water being on
each side of us, and the scenery is very
fine. Baltimore is about two miles from us by
land, and three fourths of mile by water.
Military companies have been seen on the
opposite shore, and we have been expecting
an att ok. If they come we will be all ready
fo- them. You know that Massachusetts owes
Baltimore large debt; would it not be nice
thing if Worcester could help pay that debt !;
and if could only be counted in to help pass
Over the change. We are five hundred strong,
and as some have expressed it, "spoiling for
fight" Last night l had most efres hing
sleep, and would not now give three cents TO
feel any better. l wish you could look in
upon us and see Sergeant Bugbee eating pork
and beans off the same chest on which am
writing. l have seen the time since / left
Worcester when raw pork an hard bread
tasted finely, and if / could have nothing else,
and feeling as | do now, l would say it was
enough, only the "stars and stripes" should
be floating in the air and no one must trouble
them. think now if any company see any
fighting soon it will be ours. Baltimore is the
place, and Major Morris, our commander is
a. ready to shell it, if he can have an oppor.
tunity. We lie upon our loaded rifles, and
would be ready at moments notice, and if
we have an opportunity to use them, the cry
will be-"Remember Baltimore"
Remember me to all friends, and if they
Worcester daily spy., 1861-05-11
SATURDAY. 4tlornin9 Mag Il, 1851.

( One of the members of Rifle Co II of the
| I'd Connecticut regiment was discovered on
Tuesday afternoon TO he n snv and traitor
and in communication with fha confederote
forces. He lad been an oversaer in Viroin;a
and nm inmate of several ;oiIs i, Cn,,,a's,;,.'
Instead of being Shot. n; he onght 70 In va
been, he was dis raced and drnmmed omt Of
the lines.
While a butcher from New Soutb Market
N. H. was stopping near The met ofifno in
Exeter, Thursday, one of the soldiers who
was standing by placed n fiag-the stars and
stripes-in Ills horses harness. Our butcher
aforesaid being pnrayed tore Tho fo,r IL, ,,;,o
and the last seen Of him he was fiving from
town as fast as his horse could carry him. fol.
lowed by about thirty of the soldiers.
One of the privates of Co. ID. Lowell named
Chandler, who resides in Cambridge and who
was wounded in the Baltimore tra,,ol,, 60 os
to render him IL cripple for life, has returned
home. He has bad cut in the head his left
leg was severely crushed, and manqled bv
stones breaking a main artery : one thnmb was
shot offby pistol bail, and another bali prazed
his scalp. The meeting with his mother at
the depot, Friday, was of the most affecting
character.
EX President Buchanan is reported to be in
feeble health and greatly depressed in view of
the condition of public affairs. lie is conf
IDENTIFY assured that no foreign government
will recognize the southern conftderacy. and
declares, with emphasis that the leaders or the
Worcester daily spy., 1861-05-11

The Charleston Mercury of the I'd inst. pub
fishes minute and particular account Of the
cannonade in Charleston harbor, without,
however, throwing much additional upon
the question whether any of the rebels lives
were lost. 1t admits that there were reports
current in Charleston, early ON Saturday, that
"twenty y-seven men were killed at Moultrie !;
later, fifty, with two officers slightly injured
and then it got to one hundred and fifty, with
two officers mortally wounded" Only four,
howeves, it insists, were wounded at all, two
whom were bruised by spent balls, one by
of the bombardment appears in the Charleston
Courier of the 9th inst, in which Gen. Beaure-
gard, who is neither dead nor sleeping, reiter-
ates the statement that Fort Sumter was ta-
ken, after "thirty-three hours firing, without
the loss Of single life, and but four slightly
wounded" Gen. Beauregard was in Charles
ton the Saturday previous, when he left for
Montgomery in company with Mr. Russell of
the London Times. The confederate congress
on the I'd inst. passed resolutions of franks "to
Gen. Beauregard and his officers, and to the
gallant troops OF the state of South Carolina.
Tor the SKILL iortitude, and courage, by which
they reduced and caused the surrender NJ Far,
Sumter, in the harbor of Charleston ~, ,,,o
18th and 18th days of April 1851 .na 49,
commendation Of congress IS also expressed j.,
view of the generosity manifested bv ,ho;,
conduct toward brave and conquered foe D
Worcester daily spy., 1861-05-11

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