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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-09

Sonberbar+ -@puSerneur @amiey bat ben
5errn q, @bparb@ el9, lieutenant ppn ber @eb.
ming Company bes 1 .&eeiments> gum Maipr int
@ierten e%rnannt> &ppbet ni&ts a%uperpunbern wdre,
penn 5err Wel@ nitt bel 8uQ&un ~sefaneen u.
ieBt in New.O rleans in @ewabrlam pare. @as
fpl eas beiBen2 3at Elm Majur bel einem Neai-
ment in bieiem &riese BENIN gar ni&t5 gu ttun,
baB man einena q b~efeaben feline 6unetionen
unb ben @ebalt ubertrasen fam?
@ouu- &amieY bat jebeafaas bel bieler Mntel-
lung bic quite Mbii&t sebabt, einem unelidli6eu
@efaneenen unb ieinen @ltern, NneebSrisen uno
5reunben cine flsine Greabe gu b~ereiten, aber it
cine MajorsFeQe bas redte Dug ba3u?
Wir bpfen unb erparten bon Dem ~eelunpeu
observation-disclosures uulerss @puserueurs, baB Ct
in bieler Sa&e cine anbere Entiheibuns trefen
tptrb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-09
Seinri0 Sattpur,

$eimrib Sattour,
WalbtngtpnzS trabe, neben g. Wttl de
Blacksm1th-Shop,
empfeblt llt bem eeebrteu beuti9en Yubltfum gun,
@erfertigen neuer
- Meuble6 -
nnb Sdr9e.e s''a1''H717'
@ Desslei4en empfeble I'D MID I'M &enc-
unb Tirnien alter Meutles.
5einri9 8uttDur.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-09

Dratriefeuer ereldn3en lest aludGtliG
bulb wie far1ntenbe Diabeme ouf ben @tirnsu ber
9usel amWi1I1lppiufer> balb pie bic bellerleu9>
teten Jenlttrreiben eines f,ruen palafes. Das
Iuee bcs @taeters eroSBt i9 iter ben Mnblid>
ME ber Garmer iitsr bic Jeuer ols iber cine bSje
Vanbplass t~pettert> ba ,e nit ieinen 6enasn< 5su-
i9cbern u'b 8crnfebmen libel un@prinoen, uub
ibm weipltG Grubel MAIDEN.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-09
sort &ueQina.-Der u%euernanute Oberif.

Sort @neIin9.-Der neuernannteO BERT l.
lieutenant 5mitb 1T Gcmnnanbant besBortgu el-
ling. Das brittle MeSimtnt bat feline 1nifurmen
eefabt unb barin Drfbparabe eemadt.-Diegom m
paaisn bea 8. unb d. &esiments perben, 70 balls
ie unifurmirt iinb, Dor benz Gort tampiren. Das
brittle pirb in fur3er 3eit marl9iren. Gin merf-
~partiser Saudi 1T Der Gclsenbe: 2ieut. @riaes
pon Comp. 9 bes 3 .&esimfnts bat auf Mnludeu
Don &apt. 3ult unb ber Mitelieber Der Company
pefen Stele Thermometer NIB Der 8apitau bafur
li9 nit Der Qteutenants1e4e %begniot.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-09

9err Samuel 2ubpteb, Der valte Sad
Ter" 1T Don ieiuer &unoreiie, welde li9 biesmal
auf ben Npreen teidrantte, frii1 unb munter ME
INNER, turidssfebrt unp bat, wie spir bDrsn, lei-
ner Tadel ben alien Ureunresfrei6 srtalten. IS
sabe bel bielem Ariese eine cute @sleeenbeit, ben
Veteranen gu belpbnen, iubem man ibm cine @teQe
ais 6elopreoiser beim 3ten ODER 4t:n Negiment
ubertriige. gr it Der Mann paau, bic re9te @orte
Uslolernoue 81 balten unp bat aud, bic oeleblide
Qualification, BENT e. ii pybiuirter 9 eit-
lther,
perr eaeSieb bal anf isinsr Nsiie aub ct.
2Qute teribrt uno Vyempnt'e eepaltges 9aupt-
quarter teluat. SH lsiner gprre{ppnpsns an ben
vYioneer anb Demccrat" fnoen wir folesnbeu
8eridt uter bieleu Selub. rSu Ursmpnt's
5auptquartier> rcn pelaem, bic otere @tase Yrn
Der braoen Settle beppbnt wirp, Itattete i'd cem
Sberlten 8iala. einem sprtreHlihen OiEsier aus
BENT lebten unearil1en &rieee, einen 8elu9 ab.
Sbwpbl oerlslhe NIT %pfF5ieQsn @9reibsreien BE-
ltaftist mar muroe id lOfprt porgslafsn. Ni9ts
IT laderlider in0lair6 Nuflase, alsUrentont's an
9ebti9e III II II d II Gid tsit"- unb nas peiB
Seeermann, Der i'm m,npsIten nit Dem eplen unb
fosmppplitil9en GDaratier ess General Meicrs
befannt 1T, bs1en erobe ppfularitdt uno rapitale
proclamation, tel9e bic &eteQiun an Der @ur-
sci padt> bic 0ut9t unp StaGe unleres weilen CO.
binetS arf ietn 5aupt teldworen bat. ST., unp
Bate Jrer,cnt aud baS 0ebtrn eineS Napplacn,
10 wiirnen Jpn uniere Vplitifer IN Malbin9ton
beanp9 ben @9arel serbreden." @ir freuen uns,
&eS. Or. 2ubpieb in bieler @eiie F& iiber 6re-
mont, unfs r 9eratlatt, ouslYreden gu h4ren.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-09

@arunt sllo. SranH urn ct. paul fort
een'ust it,. @telt Birger mGsen it9 bic &Spfe
barber aerbru&en baben, &parumIlb. Brandt benz
8reiie ieiuer @irfiamfeit, bfm@ tabtratb unb@t.
paul 2ebewobl eelast unb an bic anbereGe ite bes
6lu0es binilber se5reen 1T. Der @runb it Der
5err bat NIT benz Mltpater aler ct. paul Gon>
traetpren, NatridMaih 8en&frabli&en Yneeren-
tens, 3ulamnten ben @cntratt fir ben 8au Der
@traBe na9 Smatouna erbalten> an peldem gro
bsn @erte er %Sesenwartis arbeitet. BIS CUR CT
Ifnune Der @@iFfabrt I'M naaRen 8ribjabr lou
bic @traBe fertig {ett,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-09
umipm Sptel,

uutpu Sptel,
Gde Der Wabalgom< unp 4ten @traee>
BON 81. 2nnfcnbeimer
Neu erbaut, eerdun,ig, NIT bcbsn unb f~reuno~
ltden 3inmern psrieben, pie tieies Sctel III, Bic
tet IS benz 9teiIenpen bic berrltdbfen 8equemlid<
te1ten netei' gut %tsrstteter Soft unb Der t~iuieisn
Beeienuna, lcwie CUTE Oetraufe CIT Der Bar.
@~sranmtee etaslung 1T bsi tem 5ou1e, unp
esbbaib ben Jortnern namsntli6 All empfebIen.
Nctlenoe uuo bsreugspld psreeu fret sou NIB
mad htr Q%ancung be~fSrtsrt. 159
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-09

Meuer StaatS= 8ibliptbefar. - Mn
bic @teQe bes gum u&pmmiifuner Of SubGfance"
in Der Mrn,ee ernaunten Or. Softer, bis9erisen
@taatsbitltotbefars unb prisatietretars bes @pu>
Serneurs, 1T ber Gitular- Oberl I Nobert s. Tisf
III bic leBtere @teluns npm @puserneur ~eineeiebt
tpprben.
Die N~rMfune6< Gpmmiffion fir bic
Militar- Mr3t- &aabibateu it ant Dien1ta9 au1am-
mengetreten unb bat bereits serl@ieeene Mppli-
fanten eeprift. Wer ~bielelben iinb unb ME le
bas Geeefeuer Dor ben brdeelabrten 2idtern Der
@i0enlaaft b~etanben baben, tSnnen mir ni9t
1agen.
9erlufte ees Grften Meeiments bel
&eesbur9b. @ir baben nod INNER feline
eenauen Na@ridten barber, pb unb pie pas erte
Nssiment bel 2eesturat ant Sample She'll senrn-
men. Gang auBer @9ubweitt fdeint es inrei>
fen bod ni@t espeieu 3u iein, ba beri@tet wirb,
taB es eineu Iobten unb eiuen 0erpunbteen
bate. @efaQen: SOlbat @amuel s. Mit&eQ
Dpn So. rS". @ermunbet : @olbat s. gcreQs CD,
S&ub bic S@ulter, ~
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-09

Die Wfi1ttdr=S parbanf.-DieSplbat
ieBen betra&tlide @ummen BON ibrem@ ebalt fir
ibre 6amtlien aus unb iberpei1 EN- ben utbeil aur
Nussabluns an @taatsi@asmeifer@ 9efer. @pn
sielen Companion 1pq bic @teuer Elm @iertel bes
SDloeS b~etraqen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-09

2ieutenant xbo6- q. STUNT, tires Der
teruttieften Nitslieber elmer Der beri9tisiten al
ten bemotrati9en @eiebeebuneen IL BON OberR
@anborn gum Quartiermeifer unb Der bisberia.
@uttiSnator Grant g. Collins gum @erseant-
Quartiermeiter ernannt, >''
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-09
SeutiT0e Suof
!. d 4. Wil(iuS, STUNT U0lit

+: d 8, Wi((ius, Saint pout.
CUriber M}eyer 1t. Miuiu8,)
ct. paul, Minnaiota.
Nu}sr a1s1 ~ltrieen 8rantcn Se5 Wamtee{d4f
ts5 picmen mir iii ls1e %beipnDers Nu1nerfiaunfett
BEN Varfaufe srN
Wsd|elI1 cuf DertIWlono,
}upte auf pe 5auptpldbe Jranfreia5< Eualoups.
Der @Gwet3 unb Der Ser. 9taa!en uup %tral}tren
mir inter @lnpssn ali fplgenDeeu1ppGiIAs Gauler>
S!u95bur0. S. {. Gda,Isr.
Snlsl, palannn! Ii. g.,
Berlin, Mntalt ii. Wo9sne,.
8ren1en. vileering II. Co..
NallsLs Webrilber Yfeifer.
Gpblens, 2seprlD Selienaru.
Npln.. EfppSlb Selion1ann,
J~reaffurt q, M., 9. IL. S. Sc MeufsIuv.
ysipsts, GGcse II. g.,
Sonecr, u1ien gans Ct 2onbpn<
Snre1npnrg, . sSerilHg u. Co.,
Vtaanpe'm, = Eabsnbnrg Il. GGbne.
Ytund,ss. SIX G6k,sr,
Nurnbers 1scnbaro Aalt,j
paris, GrdenS ii, Co.,
Strabbrr0, Ren0nerS Be Sui1sre.
@tuttsart, @ebriiber genebiet,
1rter, Neper9cr u. Sc.
Wen, 5. 3. Stams5 ii, gD,
Wir bei9anea bic
Gtn3tebung Don Weleern
IN europa unb fertieen bic bier2u erforcerItden
Yapiere, ais:
YoQma9ten,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Irbtan1Gstus &c, tsltf
an, o~erbir9en beren 0ilttefeit unb tefcroen BE
eon1ularilhe Ve9laubteune %perlelten ; ipmie aud
bic
@ustablune prn @elpern
in jebem Sbetle Geutlalauts urb Der @dnei,
tnbem mir ben Geseunertb Der bel ms einoez
Sabllen Bctragebsu, ielbit in ben entleoenNsn SgGt-
idaften trcbnenhen gmpfaueern %fptsufrei in's
paus lenben la1ea.
po0aeeldeine
a1r ueeerfabrt Bon Bremen na1 Nep-gprt
seoslla4!nen, nnh III GampfiaiFsn bes 81 orb.
eeut11en IlpYb" ionic aur 6eiie ppp
3amtur8 mad Neu-yp.t in EampfbSten Der
xoembur8er Dampf19iffabrts.G &C.
1ell1Gaft" D~erfaufen mir auberab-
gelebten 9retIen.
Wir psrfaufeu ferner
2anpzW orrant6,
nit ~unlerer lbriftliden @arantie auf ,,tbeoren,,s
3eit serleben, iiternebn,en bic
B%ele9un9 BON Gopitalien
IN @runbcigentAum pber aeeen SntereGeu. auf
critic tYpptbetartfbe @tGerbeit, befcr-
gen bic .'E
Betabluno bon Earcn
tn jebem Sbeile unleree @taates< lauren nnp per.
taufen Sob une frenbe Muusen, sableu biz
9o@fe pro lie fir We6ifl auf SEEM gprI,
philadelphia, ct. 2pute &C.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-09

cJn bic Nrmee ODER in Die Ga1atupfe.
Ds' Mantatp Subepsnpent er;ablt: Gin eewiGer
Or. MeOu6 BON Sc @ueur County murbe Dor
Der lebten @isune bes Ser. @taaten DiF.iftoe::
rihtS tpe9en S9uappaperfaufenS an bic SnAiener.
perbSrt unb ldulbts tefunoen. Dte Sxsr ihhe0em
ipra@ ibn bebtnsun9weile fret. Maf lein
eisenes @niudeu %setottete man Jpn, fa fir beu
Dterft Der Ser. @taatsn eHf brei Sabre gu per-
pfi9ten> unb ietn Nnwalt> aapt. Mies> leiRete
8ursIaaft tafar, tob er, penn Ct prMblauf lei-
nerHienit3eit beiert.r rte, 5%urBeFrafung pister ein-
a~eliefert mereen ipQe. Gin gutter @ee, nabli&e
Mitslierer Der meniGltaen @eIeu14aft aus &C.
leBltertreteru ~ MAIDEN.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-09

Nep= 1llm.-@ir erfabren aus bsm uNew-
ulm pipnier", taB 9err @us. @aaner bic Jpn,
3ueeiaste @rnennung gum Superintcnbenten Der
Snoianer>5arm, eas wiro mubl uusefabr bic
Gunttion bes ~Snhion~ Garmer" fem, enrli& ertal.
ten bat.
Gsrner ersahlt eer rM.-u. pipnier", bab Or.
MuQer BON @tiQ water, ale Mrst ouf Sort @itslep
l%foticnirt, bel elmer &siie Don leinem pplen mad
New<ulm bas unsliid bate burG pas uml&la-
gen bes Gutrmerfs cine @erIebune bapon su tra>
gen, meIeet i%noelen gu unierer Jreube in einem
ppltlcript: Der Goftpr 1T ncblouf. Rein CO.
Ter She'll perlebt."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-09
DeutlGe8 Banf<, We6l elz
uub NaNaas=GseibGf.

{. uon 8aumba9 uno G..
stebea @elb in Deutldlanb elm unb ;abIen bort
oe19leiden aus,
SfTtte: 80. 227OR-W a11erRraB
Mtlwaufte @isrcntn,
Das 9on|ulat fir bic &Snisrei9e 8aiern unb
Wurtembtrs unb bic Wrcbbersostb;mer Medlen~
burg uno Sadlsn-@ einsar befnbet Tb auf un-
lerer SfFcs. 129-6mt
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-09
Mu ems tua8 rebf t1f.@ jaat Der 8erli

~sluenS tpaS re@t it, iast Der 8erli-
ner, uno ,per uniern Jreunb ulri@ pom vNorb-
tern" un9ere9ter @eiie ~anereif, Der betummt es
NIT urs gu tbun, benn mir limb ibm Don 6eraen
gut, menn Ct au4 %n,itunter uber uus ibimpft ME
Elm NpbrlpaB, mas ct bu9 gar ni9t 10 meint.
Wir mu0en bestalb ben Milmautee Obj s.
MIR" Der oasrer0tien Mibeunf une teuitlei>
oenswsrtbsr Gers!snbune 3eiben, menn er iiter ben
9emitbli&en Sobn bonn vNprbfern" beriaat, neil
esr'slbe fir Difrift-G uurt. Glert lauft, unt ibu
oesre9en"S ffeeltefer", acknowledgement vOol-
lar1@napper"> nMann Der 30 @ilbetlinee" uab
u9ansfns&t" nennt. Jreunb llri9 bat pas nidt
%Serbient Scbn bat i& ebrli4 unb rebli9 fir bic
partei ab9eradcrt unb parf besbalb 10 eut ME
leber Wnbere auf Elm fleines Grtra>G rinfaelb in
6orra elmer Office Nnipru& MAIDEN. Meib, purer
Neic 1T es, 9err WbSnir, benz ebrliaen uIri6 bes-
alb n5uneer mad Sutaslpbn" s%cr3uwerfen, unb
mir winl&en Bios, pa6 Sptn biele Office befomu,t,
eamit benz papa @rabl pcm vYbDnir" aat SAGE
lang feline Yrabel gum 8ier n'sbr ldmedt.
Gang ct, T.: IS 1T l@limm senua, caB BEN
unermupli9sn 3eitunsssaul, Der an btn partei-
farren Sabr aus Sabr Elm aerrt uub aiebt Don benz
Vo!feb cr Silieebater miBe0nnt unb licterBier-
bummlern nab @rpbmaulern porssl9mi0en rirb,
et ni9ts ssttan baten; ipa jest aud nod Elm
Bruber 3eitungsrebattsur ben, anperu in tieSaare
ssraiben> renn bieler rI1eans" bat, cine fleiue
acknowledging 5u trieeen? Ito, uener!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-09
Gtnem Gebrcibcn BON Qieut. czaccb

Ginem G6reibcn Don 2ieut. 1acpb
Matnser, BON @pmpanY r@" 2. &es., oatirt:
Spnntag, q. Setbr., Camp Muterluu, Qebanpn
Sunetion> 8s., entuebmen mir Tplsenees:
rDienia9 Mpreen, %. y. SITS, largten mir
ppblbebalten in Qoui6sile an. Sen. SHERMAN,
inter belea 8efebl urfe, @eoiment ltebt, 19idte
uns mad Camp Muberlon, unsefabr 20 Mei1en
@@ pom 2putspiQe, no tpir eesen 1 rbr Na@ts
%anlangteu. 5ier fanben mir bereits bas gut erer-
3irte 10. Sis, &eeinent %ca,apirt> Incident bas in
fat alen BlGttern beridtete 1nelid auf bsn&arS
(un9efabr 4 MDeilen Yon unler1 0aeer) palIrte.
@esenwartis lieeen mir bier aQein, ba ~telaetes
81. @eeinaent surseiern Don bier, pesmarl9irte.
Aber uneefabr 4 Meilen iibSlli@ bon bier lieet
bas 5eder' 9eSfeeiment unb ungefdbr 5OMeilen
llbpeIli9 BON uns bas WiQi@'l9e. unlere 8pr>
polten lnb BON 2-5 Meilen IN Der Nunbe aufge>
felt. Die @plbaten IInb NIT benz iebigeu 2aser<
plab lebr 3ufrieeen. Gs 1T elm bIbl9er, etpas
erbaben eeleseuer Ylab, binlaneli9 nit eutem
@a6er unt 5ol3 serleben. Die Ma@te inb 3war
chen 10 ta!t, men,1 ni&t fdlter ais iie in Minnelota
tparem, aber bic Sage I'm 10 i@Sner. Mu9 Inb
bic Musi9ten auf balbise arbeit iebr eln1is.
Bel Der lebten Eownwabl pureen, pie mir beri4>
tet tpirb, 81 @timmen fir @eceiTcn unp 48 ct.
f%urrnipn in bie(smYreeint a0sia seeeten. Erob-
benz 1T bas County fur bic l1nion. @cu ben du-
berfen@ orppiatn iinb mir bon 50-60Meilen ent-
fernt, aber bennp9 feline Minute Dor %einen,lleber-
fall fiber. SAT- gang &entudy 1T NIT Militdr
uberl1memmt. Miemanoen 1T IS erlautt, bieYp-
fen 3u paifren ebne eiuen i@riftlt&en Yab bonn
ecmmanpirenoen General. Die paie lnb III Gu
ropail9em Style, perlonalbeI&Isibuus &c, Das
&eeiment brennt srr 8eeieree, benz 6einte entse-
gen ssfubrt 3u. tperben. 9ebu& neroen mir ni9t
Dor unsefabr 3 @o9en in bic unmitelbare Ndbe
bes 6einbes tom.ntn, benn IS IT nStbis, has Rst.
nod ~3ulaH1nen eiuauerer3iren 49,"
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-09
@pI3! $pl3!

fir Die uStootssettun9",
Jarmefu, tpel4e eutes trpdene5 8rsun5pls
porratbis babtn, our Nadri6t, bab mir loIte6
NIT ger9niiasn ais 3abluns fur bic 3eituns an
nebmen. @enn Ollie BON hieiem Nnerbieten &C.
brau9 MAIDEN, bic es tSnnen, unp uns iGcn lett
laneerer 3sit iau!een, . b:1ubs!t trir bsn Minr
ter iber aui un(erer Office niAt Al %frieren.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-09

Ser Sbminoter 9tee1e~, baa i&leate
Subteet, mel&em ea Dor nnebreren Sabren eelun-
gen mar, ieinen Namen niGt Bios in Mtnne{pta,
'onoer" in ben sansen Scr. Staaten bur9 bic
9roben pon i9m betriebenen 2anblGwinbeleien
bera@ttst gu taa@sn, bat enbliG, pie bas v@len~
eoe Nssilter" mslpst> ieiner Rrafteenie- Qaufbabn
Elm .3ie| ge(ebt sejeben. Ct wuree bel einem Sra.
mau III Iaoe, gfeU- Merifp. erldpIfn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-09

Gafpb 8prf It. 8ruber,
Gde ber Se9sten unb Wabalbatp1traBe,
ct. paul,
empfeblt i@ benz Vubliturt uttt ta8lt@ frtl@ &C.
badene, Brob uub SUDDEN.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-09
Deutlbe5
Iapeten~ nn6 pplltergeindft
Spbm matbets,

OltHt S1EuBt,
sings trabersm Store eeeeniber, nabe bera
. gMmertcan 5pule," ...E
ct. paul Minne1ota.
Wfeinen oerebrts, bel,tiden Jreunpen unb Bou-
nern hermit bic Anssiee> bob id iii meinem neu-
e%tablirten Gapeten- unb Dplierer. @eidaft ale
@,rten BON Sopeten II. Matraseu sorratbio bofe
uno rmpfetle i'd mid our biliaen unb rron,pten
@nfertisung bon oQen in eisfsm @eIdGfte ror.
fomluenben Mrbeiten. 49,
SpbH Matbets.
, 1861-07-29
The Battle Of DunksburG--Isr1l1fau
Exploits OF the Rebels OF Pett1s

from tho St. Louis Dcmocrat,]
In bold strategy and close fighting, the
rebel warriors Of Missouri take the palm.
Witness the battle Of Dunks5urg, an account
Of which, though a long time delayed, We
arc assured is perfectly reliable.
Dunksburg is o country town near the con-
junction Of Pettis, johnson, Saline and Fay
elite counties Near Duuksbusg is @ country
church, Of moderate dimensions, and with
large windows. pcttis county, it is well
known, has lately been troubled with an or
gsnlzed baud Ct rebels, under the leadership
to the Governor Of Kentucky.
The Union men Of that county, for the pur-
poses Of se1fde{ense AID protection Of prop
CITY, have also been organized, and several
little ski1mlshea have taken place between the
opposing forces.
learning that body Of Union men had taken
diE!odge and capture them, aud SO making a
forced march, under cover Of the night, reach
ed the church at about 2 o'clock on Monday
morning, the 18th. ALI dark and silent at tue
church, Union men appsiscd probably Of their
coming.
rounded the church. Gradually they drew
near. Surrender!" shouted IN officer from
ono side, "See you id first, was the au.
ewer, and Immediately the firing began. The
contest ragged for q couple Of hours, with the
rebels directing their shots through the win.
dowe, which being large, were much exposed
As daylight approached they retired, aud Oh
counting their loss, fonnd seue's killed and q
large nutnlxr srodnded. Subsequent reconnoi
tering disclosed the facts that The church tca,
empty during tue tc7tolc Of the tght, and thatths
Union forces we're miles away from the scent
Of conflict The windows Of the church or
opposite sides were 1iddled with bullets.
, 1861-07-29
Interest

Junction.
Arrv,xnp7.. Jnlg o7-3Jrs H;nsda1e whaso
hnshsnd - a neroi3er of fha I'd 5fich;aan Tey.
imsnt nh;c1, ia nnw m the T;r,rinfn sftJe IF
The Potnmac. has refnrned frnfn Manassas
:Innct;or , Sn,e Tns at Gentrer;i1e dnr;n1 fsa
ntn. .,nnaao,n T ~ snndor a15 xra;tod tha5a @ For
ths ,strrn If the soidisrs 1onISirg lar her hns.
band Failing to see lin she SUPPOSED him q
rrienner at Nanassas. The enemy cap.nred
and cnnyeyed ler thither, and emp1oyed her
fhers M hospital nursc. On Thursday she
nrocnred ed = pass from Cen. Beaurecard. and Ills
consent 10 leave. She walked to Alexandria,
md @s axhonsted Her husband was nof
= nrisoner Int returned with his regiment.
she rsnnrte "a hcinr nj the function n 1nrpe
, 1861-07-29
T,,c 1yhee,tnr Convention.

WHEELING, Va, July 2S.-Tho Legislature
adjourned on Friday, after trarsacting good
deal Of business locking to the complete work
irg and establishment Of new State Govern
mcnt. A stay law WIS enacted. The patrol
bill wes passed, authorizing the government
10 organize patrol in such counties as may
need them. About soc0, GOO were appropr!a-
ted for carrying On the Government. and
similar sum for military purposes. Resolu-
tions were adopted Oh tho last day Of tie sss-
sion pledging tho members Of the L. .islature
in their individual capacity to use all ef,rts In
ef1ecting thorough military organization
in Western Firsipia
Tie last week OF the session Tas oecupted
chiefly in discussing the bill reported from
special committee On the division Of the State,
The bill proposed to give assent to the Leyis-
lature to make the division and recommended
the Convention shortly to rc assemble end
take immediate action. The discussion DE-
yeloped pretty strong element opposed to
any division, but good many favored the
immediate action on the ground that when
the State should be fully rcpr ssnted, assent
could not be obtained, and they wanted to
make uee Of the advantage circumstances had
thrown in the cir Hay. They were for the d.
vision first, las, and all the time. another,
and the majority Of the class, favored the d.
vision but thought it impolitic, and that 1t
would interfere with the plans OF the Go7ern'
ment, Which would not at this time counse-
rauce such move. The result Was that no
action ct all was taken, and the Legislature
left the subject just where they found it.
The Convention re-assemhle On the 6-hpfo3.
, 1861-07-29

We have letter from McLeansboro, Hamil-
ton county, Illinois, which informs us Of a
terrible tragedy that occurred there on the
evening Of the 18th inst: Political excite
mcnt has for some time been running very
high in that region, and q great deal Of discus
sion has been the co9sequence: A quarrel BE-
had sprung up, and on the day mentioned,
while Craig, was On trial IN Justices office
BY one Campbell, rushed into the room and
made several declarations against oil Rep1bli-
cans. A fight with knives ensued, in which
Craig and some relatives took part against
Davis and Campbell. The contest Is described
as desperate and tragical in the extreme.
Davis was killed, md the floor rceked with
the blood Of five others. all respectable citi-
zens, seriously, and If is THOUGHT mortally
wounded. Lewis Martin, town officer, re-
ceived a severe thrust in the thigh whilst at
tempting to separate the Infatuated combat
ants. Our correspondent does notsay whether
Craig was among the wounded.
s;nce the above was prepared, re learn that
Davis was killed By Leith Craig, and that the
latter and two sons were among those severely
wounded.-lfissouri Repu5licaN-
, 1861-07-29
Indiana military Movements.

IsD1ASAPo1ls, July 28-The 10th Indiana
Regiment returned here last night. TIE men
look healthy and are in fine spirits: This reg
Rich Mountain. The regiment will be re Or
eanjzed and 20 for the war: ~The7 bring With
them 1 Young VirginIan who acted as Guide
for them in going around the: mountain 1r t9
and q good many wounded, but most OF ne
latter will recover. Capt. Miller, VINO WEE
supposed to be mortally wounded, Is improvee
ing bravely, and hopes are now entertained OF
Lis ultimate recovery:
The 18th, Goth and 21st regiments, Coloneis
Meredith, brown, and Mcmillan are now fully
equipped and viii leave for Washington t5is th's
week. The Zouave regiment vii feacn t9as
Is % nov in washington, felegrapas that they
viii ba ordered to Washington as soon as r
orgarizsd. Ten new regiments will be ready
for the field in ten days.
, 1861-07-29
Rebel Account Of the Fight at Man
RskR4 Junction.

MANASSAS JCNcT1oN, July 21-11X r n,
General N. G. Evans, Of South Carolina, led
the brigade first into action. Among the
Col. sloan's 4th regiment, Col. Kershaw's
End regiment, and Col. Wade Halnpton's 1e-
gion, all Of South Carolina volunteers. Only
three men we're wounded In Col. KershaW's
regiment. In Col. Stones regiment and
Hampton's legion the loss of lie Was greater.
Conner, OF the Washington light infantry,
Hampton's legion, were slightly wounded
Lieut. Col B. J. johnson. Of the legion, was
killed. Capte. Earle and Echols were slightly
wounded.
The Oglethorpe Light infantry Of Savannah
we're cut to pieces.
Col. BaIstow's fine regiment Of Georglaas
were nearly annfhilated - ..-:
Gen. Barnard E. Bee Of South Carolina Was
mortalIy wounded. :::.c,.. ::
Col Wade Hampton was slightly wounded
, 1861-07-29
,.<,, t.t,EN PERSON.

tu.o,,ED PERSON.
controversy took place IN the
..ltcation, on Saturday, on the
..::cr !, cvlored girl OF suitable
:. wll, had studied and passed
.x,n,ination- in ono Of the low
,.o,,.tl he admitted to the Nor
;,n,n; ciI tie High School, to
,;:ora teacher. It lis difficult
nv s,,sh controversy should
,,;.,.,l children ought to be cd.
~, tc1a,ncn schools, colored
<,tzea ought to be qualified te
c,,.,:=:. 1icolored children oagh'
c educated, tehy arc they then
r,::e t,aacate them at all, it i
::c,:s..v them we'll. Ifitis propc
t,e1a Il al, it is proper to pre-
;, zach each other. We All
*. Is. lie :sirl was passed to tn
ii i,y i vote Of 6 to 8.