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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-10
Die birefte @effeuerunn.

Oae etne votrette" Steuer e%infQbrente
0eleB tpuroe I'M &eprdl entantenbaule NIT
II 9e9en 60 @timuer an9enommen.
Oa6 Gt1an3eounmittee bate in Ieinem
nrlprl19lt@ oor9elesten @e1ebentwurfe
etne @teuer BON oreibi9 Miuioneu Dolz
tarS a@1fseleet wel@e jepp@ auf sman,ta
ga9tof1en berunter9eieBt worpe,t par.
Oteles Steucrquantuu1 fol- unter Die
Staatet1 mad cerer 8epBlferunosan,abl
Sertbetlt poroen. Die @taatet1 tSnnen
etele Steuern ielbit ein;teben, III tpel@em
Haue tbnet1 cine Gtn3iebunss9eblbr bon
10 Yrocert erlaubt rpirp !; tpeu, iie eS
1eoo@ ri&t ielbt tbur, 70 miro bic Bunz
oesre9teruag oieielben brett pur@ lire
Seau1ter erbeben lalen.
Dtele Steuer miro erbpten:
l. Don @runoe}8entbum;
(. BON perl1nltdem Gi9entbum
5. Don Gapitalien
4. bon @tntommen
5. DON 8elolounsen;
3. Don Surusseaenifanoen
Z. Don benz &ein9emtnni he per Banfe1
8: BON 9eilti9en @etrdnfen;
Wan ertebt carau6> boB Die (es @eleb
ttdt gang ri6ti9, als EN- bic pirefte Bez
iteueruns etnfibrenoes @eleb be,eidnet
IT, tnoer1 IS AUDI 1olde Steuern einlIbrt,
tpel@e rt9t BON Dem, Der tie besablt, &C.
tra9et1> loncern nur soreei9o0en percen>
tnoem am Gnce eie 2ait ouf artere Scr
lonen fault.
Dies 1T Der Sail Def jecer @erbraudz
iteuer> tpel@e oaber aud nidt gu ben oi>
retten> 1onoern pielmebr gu ben inbireften
Steuern aere6net tpurce, in mel1e Gla1e
aud ete 36Qe fallen.
Na@ oieiem @eleBe tetrd9t bic Steuer
auf petiQi:te 2iqueurs 5 Gents Die Gal
lone uno ouf 0e9obrene 2iqueurs, ol1p
auf Sier. &!e> Yorter> 60 Gts, per 8or<
rel. oper 2 Gents per @alone. Sc perz
itebt ftp Don felbt, poB Der DeniQateur
uno bejiebun9eweile ber 8ierbrauer pie1e
Steuer nur porl9ie6t, ia er peren 3d.
tra9 auf feline Mrtifel 1dllet uno am
Gnpe ciejeniaen, wel6e poe 8ier pcer
ben 9tqueur t~rinfen, piele Steuer beaabz
len ml0en. 5nloferne 1T bie(e @teuer
cine tnDirefte Steuer.
Die 2%uruS0euer auf &ut19en betrdQt
BON 81 BIG $50, auf cine 9olcene LIB,
einen Dollar unp ouf cine Glberne SO
Gents.
NQe6 @infommen lber 600 Dollars
tptro nit 3 pro3ent beloitet uno 3par einz
l9ltebli1 bet persin6li9en @apitalten.
DaS Nettpz gtnfpmmet1 cer Baut wirt
befeuert, oa9e9en nidt ibre in @irculaz
tien be f1nbliGen 8ontnoten, DaB unite,
Der &ubrit 8eldoun9en audi bic @ebalte
Der @cn0rebmit9lieper be teuert 1inp, If
nt9t mebr als biQis.
DaS @eleb mag &pie ale Steueroel eB,
feline Man9el baben, &pel9e ii9 i'm Ser:
laufe leiner Operation 3eisen >peroen ; &c
bat aber unlerer Mnlidt ra@ cine fey,
quite Seite> uno piele 1T, bo6 paS Gin
fomn,en r,1ter $500 Don Der Gteuer BE:
freit, pa9e9en aQes Gtntpmmen G,er I@5:
buneert Dollars ber 8eteuerun9 unter:
wprfen 1T.
Wtr 5weifeln nt6t, bab ber Yatriptis:
te6 Bottles ca6 @ebdii9e jeber 8elteuer:
Jung bier in ben @inter9runo miro trete1
laien. Sbne baB @teuer11 erboben ,per:
oen> f6nnen bic ,:3tnlen Der auf,unebmen
ben Gapitalien ntdt be3ablt> obne def
@apttalten f6nnen feline @afen anee:
l@aft uro uniere Eruppen ni6t be3abl
tperoen. Wenn mir allo ben &ebeQer
8iperltano letften woQen> mQ1en nj
@teuerr be,1hlen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-10
@9liebli@ nod Elm Wort 81 Den 5crren
QQnpfauHeuten!

@eit Dem Bee,nne sesenwarttser @ailon baten
mir infer 5aupt= Wugenmert ouf'e @brlci ale
@e19aft gelest uno iuden bierin unlsre 6au
Toree gu entmideln ; wir baben biefur Gin. Grtra<
Departement einri6ten la1en uue bistsn BEN Scr
rem Wieperpcrflufern i'm 9anpe ale Gortbeile
uno Bequemlihteiten> bic ibnen nur Don u~nleren
&oncurrenten in BEN 0itlihen Yl6sen oHerirt ,per-
ben tDnnen. 1nler Stud 1T iir Den Try 0ppts
Gonium in Winneiota Elm wirflid srpGartiser une
teroen es e%rmabnte 6rcrure III ibrem Sntereie
anoern 5aule in Minnslpta mS9lih lit, mas Mus-
wabl unc ViQi9feit betriHt, au1 nur onnG1ernb
nit uns eoncurriren 3u tTnren.
SEER 2tuerbacb
Der nit bielem Department setraut tpproen, MIR
Cd l4 anaeleaen lein la1en, unlere p.rsbrten Sum
D. in jepsr Besiebuns sufrieeen su lteuen.
Suffice & T%prepar0b.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-10

9ltldlt@en @orrnden MeDpweQ's, d.
ld'ot1 e6 bcibt, Sen. @cott >rerpe po6
eou.utarbp Der BET @abtn9ton fattpntrz
ten Sruppett felbf lbernebnnen unb es {ei
fur Den @ebroua bes alien Gelbberrn BEL
Dem 3tcetten &nerifs cine eteene Gbat1e
Sertertt9t >pprpen, nit b6@(t bequemeu
Gtrr19tutt9en 3ut1 @6Iafen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-10
DaS Gn0ros e Cn0etail

Das Gn0r0S & Cn0etu(l
manufactur= S mpbc,paareM=
emporium
DDn
Suffice II. TDrepau9b
Critic Strafe, st. @anl,
Minue1pta>
1T bur9 ben @mpfan9 Der neus ten
&putlltcr > 8nurca1
auf's @ei9balti9ie urb Orl9madppults a1crtirt
uno beebrt lid 1ultcs Ietnen perebrten Nunren Ct
sebenf ansuseisen.
Das Eager 1T NIT aQeu neuen GrIAeiuuu9sn
Der @ailon auSseitattet unb ttetet nanlentiid cine
@rpBe Mu8wabl In &lei6er<
1tpfent
ais: Merincs, 8aleneias, Ylaios, Delaines,
Varan,attas, Dc Beiges, ppil &c 9eYrcs &c. &C.;
ferner unterbalien mir eincn ldSneu Yurratb
bunter uno einfarbt9er Getoenwaoren
unb pertaufeu lpl4e 9enau 3u Nem- yprter Vrei~
fen. -
infer Eager TT @bnwlS, @lpaf5 unb QBi1,ter-
M1ntel III auf'S Nei9lte cpmplettirt> unb erlau-
ben mir uns nod, bic peyegrten Dameu aui unIer
groBartigeS
WeibzWaarerz II. LrinminAsz ~ 1prtment
aufmerf]am III MAIDEN.
Sn 5errenz Nrtiteln, ais Buufsfins> Dusfins,
@alemere5> OuHels> GrapatteS, 5emoen &c. tie-
ten mir ieber Goncurrens bic SptBe, ba mir il, bic
fer Brande bic Yortbeilbafte1tcu gcrbincunaeu
baben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-10

mem 2eten, 10 8eaureAarp.
uno @orman, Elm pin3ioer Sberf zines
e%tnjelnen &eaimentS, @orman, Der frei>
LID feinen Namen al6 6eerflbrer ~ per5
lieren, wobl aber ben Namen ais Gbrenz
mann gu 9erinnen bate; @orman
penft mabreno Der Sdla9t an nidts anz
reree, ols an Dedun9 1einer perlpn.
Beauresoro, oell en 2eben poer 500, man
n'6@te fasen 2eben pper Sob res @iir<
bunpes beoeutet> ft@t pie Elm Soloot ;
@ormcn slaubt iein tbeures Dalein Der
Nepubltt uno it& erbalten 3u mi0en ;
oenn mie bdtte aus tem Sberten Elm Brt>
9are> @enera( wereen fSnnen, &penr er
fehteno 9efaQen ,pire, Natt in Gderer
S9lu9t ii& thug su bergen?
Seaure9are Elm tapferer @errdtber,
@ormon Elm fei9er unipn6mauu Cd.
28el@en lietet ibr mebr.
Col. Germans 8rtoate.-
IS 1T allo teinem 3meifel unebr uuterpprz
ten, Sterit @orman 1T @ommanpeur Ell
11er 8ri8aoe. IS beiBt bas !. Mtnnez
1otazNe9tment uno 3pef orbere> bdtten
am o%er9an9enen @pnnabenb @albinoton
serla11et1 unp pdren mad Great Sails am
oberr1 Ypton1ac, un9efdbr 18 Meilenpber<
balb Walbin9ton o%bseean9en, 3u benz
3psde, bic Rebeuen gu perbintern, bort
cen potomac su lberl9reiten urp @a1bz
119te1l onjusreifen. 8eftdti9t ft&, >pas
mir BIG jest fiber @orman's Mufabrun9
bel BuQ's Stun oelelen, 10 Jet @ott p{eler
8rt9abe 9ndoi9. Sir ben neu9ebadenen
8ri9aceaeneral brau6en mir ben e5ttltz
den S@ub nt9t an3urufen, benz, pieler
bat BET 8uQ'S Stun als Sbert aeaetot,
Dap ct il@ 1elbft gut gu bei@lBen Yerltebt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-10
MQnner< unb &nnben=
&leionn9stiGe


fir ben Brlbjabrs< uno Spmmerz5 ancel.
Sd bin jeBt 1T ben Stanb gelebt, ein berrlites
Eager Don ferti9eu &leipun9Stil dem
peldes idmmtlibe %ueuelten Waaren uno Wpben
3u t~eoeutenO berabseltBten preilen nnfaBt.
&leinere Mrtitel ur bic
Observation-Disclosures
Sn bieler Braude Ssrr1as i9 bas tslte S'ger
bon 9al8tl1ern, Binreu> AraNatten, Scm1pen%
Rr1gen, moQenen, ,~eioenen II. 5irl9leocr=5 anb<
1duben, Mptfallns, Neiletalben, 9rpBen unb
tleinen ao6ern> 9:auen, rotben uno blauen nster=
bemoen, BIantsts> Sbawls, r%9tobes" &c. &c.
DeS9let6en Elm 9robe6 Experiment BON
Sutcn unb M(itcu.
@rpBbanpler meroen e6 pprtbetlboft linoen> mir
eineu Belud 81 lAentcu.
ct. Yaul, 20. MpY. 1860.
8. 8, Campbell.
e1acpb ~ atbcS.
beut19er @lerf.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-10

@i babeu fir unlere ,ebr ee%rau,nisen nsuett
2otalitaten uniere Gintdufe sesen biz friibsrer
Sabre perpoppelt, in Yeridieoenen Sran9en per~
breifa9t in Der Mtll9t, IN Ierm 0elddfte cine
erDBere Musoebnung 81 9eben UNI mir bpTel1> enB
6alIelbe nunn,ebr ais pas auSeeo, bnte1e une 9rGBte
in Minnelpta. fir pie3ufunft lid c@el1elten euten
Nufes uno Gertrauens gu ~erfreuen baten werpe,
ais pcnait unlere 1irn,a bcebrt wuree.
Sir Raufeute int 9aupe erlaubrn mir u,s bic
9sn,ertuns oaB unlsre Beriusunsen fir Mteeer<
pertaufer lebr eunlti9 sensut uup mir ben pies,
jdbrisen abnprm bi4isen Ginfdufen 3ufolSe III Der
Gage linp, Yortbeile gu tieten, ME iriber nc9
ME. unler Yartner, 5err 6. Mablsr> bat eis}sm
&e1ort ~unleres @elbdIteS ppr3ulteben Abernpm<
men unp pirp es in ieiuer sewubuten Wsile llh
auseleeen ieiu la0en, iowcbl 9Sbrlslale ais Ste
tailperfauie CUR bsipnberen 3ufriepenbeit Der Ser
rem RGufer III e1ectuiren.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-10
9as Mcmcf E
1T
TrWbltn98< unb
@pu1>mer : @adrcu

bat lpeben Don Newzgorf
erbalten une pferirt bent publifum Yon ct. Yaul
1owie Der llmgeseno III ber reidbaltisten Muspabl
unb 3u ben biQtelten YreiIen bic 5anb(uns ppn
.. IS. Sn9er1pu Il. @pmp.,
in ibrem
neuen Steineebanoe an Der 8. Strafe
1,abc ber 8r(ide
81 t. YauL Minneluta.
Wir seben ab:
@utfarbiee &a!tune in allen Mutsrn gu
10 Gents,
8elten 2ancaiter @tn9bam gu 12a Gents,
De LANES pom IS biz rs Gents.
geruer balten tir cine rei9baltiee uno ssl9mad>
pole Nuswabl pon
&leiberitpfen mnb @aaren fir
Sdmne11,
als MantiQea, Sbawls, @lcafs, 9anbl9uscn>
@trumpfmaarea &c. &C., lowie
Gu9e unp @arperobe<@ rtifel fir @erren.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-10
Nufet Gu9 Ur ben g . NJ n
Gumpbcu'S

Iei6er<@anblun9,
8erubeimer'S 8lpcf, Ste Ctr,
ct. Vaul, Mlnu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-10

nit Bllpuna zines neueu Turnerl 1uBenz
Geaimrnte fir letn Gprps teiaaftiat.
Sri Seftrlon @ity loIen 30,000Mann
unter Sen. ropes @ummanro iulamz
men 9eSoaen wercen uno miro rteler 81
fjier ras Gpmmonco ilmmliber 9rupz
pen n0rclib bon ct. 2ouie, 3umciit ST.
linoia &e9imenter, i%iternebmen. @en.
pope miro ra6 Sy(tem tefoloen Der
&fie9 muB rem &1ie3 erndbren, unp bat
Die Secelioniiten, welbe !. 9. BEN Giienz
babnen entlan9 wobnen, fir BE 3srft1r>
un9 Don 8rifsn &c. NIT ibrem Gieentbum
babbaft 9emadt. uetri9ens bat Der
Stoat jeBt mieoer etne oec,rnete &e9ier>
un9 betummen, Die @onpentiou,
welde il@ naG tu.jer SiBuns per1aete,
bat err items bic Nemter pe6 @pu>
perneur6> rs ouptrneurs
Staat6sS Il r
erleof9t uno bic se9enmdrz
ti9e @efeb9ebun0 ur ab9e<
Test ert1drt uno 3weiten8 fol9ence
prppiloril9e. Staats : Beamte erpdblt :
5amiltun st. Gamble gum @ouperneur>
@i1aro p. 5au, @iee : @ouperneur,
Moroelai Sliper, Staatss Secretdr. Die
Grmdbltcn iinp ratiirli9 Bunpestreu.
Die neueiten &rie9sno@ri@ten aus
Miilouri melpen 9liidlide @afentbot
2ypn'6, bet bel 6 prtn9ftelp eineu,
&ebeQenbeere pon 10000 Mann 9eseu<
ibsr i1ebt seeen bic Ct neuli@ cine elidz
lide Notwithstanding n,a@te, bis aer
Teiup einen @erluit an 40 Gppten unp
"A &erwuupeten erlitt, psl&e auf Dem
@@la@tfelpe 9efunben ,purren.
SIN @anjen 8enummen fiebt IS ettpas
. iiser AM 6urijont aus urD 70 blrften
NIT unS oenn BON Der in &urSe.t beuorz
itebeneen @orpdrtsbewesuns Elm bei1eres
Nelultat seripre@en> als BON ben, u>,>
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-14
PARTICULARS OF THE FIGHT, FROM AN
OFFICER IN THE ENGAGEMENT

The foowrg particulars Of the battle a. Big Bethel,
officer engaged in it, and who arrived in this
city last night follows-Our forces had been cos-
ing in around the battery Of the enemy and had obtained
important points with little less when the order TO
treat was given At this time Captain Clark, of the
Massachusetts, Rifles, with his two conpaneJ lay the
Jet flank In sach position that the enemy's works
move were in full view The FRS. Vermont rey-
mept Lieutenant Colonel washburn, had outhinked the
rebels and gained position in the rear aud pourei
hot fire into the battery and silenced IT, Our troops in
ront Of the enemy thought that they out OF am
munton, when In reality they could stand against
the well directed 1ye Of the Yermonters Just at this
General Pierce gave the order to fire and re-
treat. Not man wa, hurt Of the Vermont regiment
until the rebels med their firing, after which the
federal troops began to retreat which they did in good
order member Of the Vermont regiment Is missing
and three four wounded II IL feared that the
missing man was killed. as nothing was heard of him
up to Wednesday night.
The Vermonters behaved nobly. They aanked the
enemy marched down one Of their ditches, almost
TO within i've rods OF the breastwork, and opened
CALLING fire upon them. The rebels taken by surprise,
were perfectly psnic struck and left the ditch As fast
az they left they picked off by the Massachusetts,
rifles Before they attempted TO escape and before the
Vermont regiment had gained their important position,
Captain CArks men had done such good service with
their rifles that the rebels dare not show their heads
above their bresstwork, but discharged their riee az
random large number Of the enemy known to have
beer snot by Captain Caks men, The dead and wounded
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COURAGE DISPLAYED BY THE FEDERAL
TROOPS.

One OF our special correspondents ut Fortress Mopr0e
after enumeratpg the details Of the battle at Big Bethel
thus instances Of the courage displayed by
troops the close Of the battie:-
On the retreat Capt. Wilson, OF COL Cars regiment OBJ
serving that six FOUNDER had been left the deld,
about htty rods from tho battery said to hts men, "Boys
there Is a cannon. We muAt not leave It behmd wa
must take 1t with u.s." The company TO man shouted,
I" We will take it," AMI he Immediately marched his
company up the road TO the piece Scarcely had they
reached 1t before the enemy opened scorching fire,
which killed private Mooney ard wounded privates Lam
ergan and John Larkn. Tbe drag ropes were at
tached 70 the gun, ard but moment employed ia
thick about them. Every moment they expected 70 De
their last 90 full ten guns constantly playing up III
them Finally Ia what seemed be the ropes were
tied on and with cheer they rushed the cannon into
the wooes and then Captain Wieon with ave men, went
back 70 The open seized tne cAsson and tnen
quickly took the body Of poor Lieutenant Greble and
got into the woocs with bch before the enemy could
recover fIcm their surprise ana astonishment at the
daring audncy Of men The cannon was discovered
to spiked snd partially loaded, which was done on
retreatiDg.
Leu.ensnt White fred the las. two charges he had,
and then rerea,ed with his howi,zer, bringing Off with
him wounded Zouaves He the las. office to
leave the eld and his gallant service during the day ID
recognized and appreciated by all The ClArke's Rifles
fought like devils all day and earned for themselves
envable reputation. Lieutenant White with twenty
men, was far in the rear, and kept In cheek body or
forty horse and fifty foot for four niles when they were
reinforced, ard came in safely.
THE BATTLE AT BIG BErHEL-sOUrHERN
REPORT OF THE AFFAIR.
We have received "extra'' Of a secession paper
called the South, published in Baltimore by sssoca-
For additional War Ne,cs see Fifth and Eighth
Pages.
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REPORTS ERoM ARLINGTON HEIGHTS.

ARLINGTON BKeHTs, June g. 1851.
scouting party 20 Falls Church, abor. nine m lies
Washington, was received WITH many demonstrations ofoy
b. the residents who expressed strong deslre to hare
the place permanently oc:up.ed by fedora. l-oops.
The secession.sis have al TED a. 5r:nghu Eight miles
from Alexandria locomotive with two cars was unable
70 proceed TO the attes place. beea1e the secession
sts had buried the BRIDGES but these having been
built within the last few days, detachment from the
Sixty ninth regiment went down with the train Alex
sndrta where great enthusaa manifested thor
arrival The locomotive to be pisoed the Manas
sas Rarcsd for the OF Tho United Sta.os ,yernmert.
Scouting parties constantly bringing IN prisoners;
but i. difficult to dscoyer any within several miles o.
the camp
Private sheehan, accidentally shot, ls doing well.
Union msn, who rse hser detained At Fairfax Court
House and yesterday eesapei rer his capoYs, reports
what is confirmed by other statements, that the seces
sion forces At that pace conslst OF ess than 700 men,
infantry and cavalry They are badly armed with fowl
Ing piecee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-14

AIEsAypKA Juno l3, 1881,
Es Brown, Tiner q his CITY, jog. returned sss-a
tie vicinity o. E'ney, rcpcrts .ha. aeg he -essls 20
treated 10 distance they were reinforced and marched
to Romney TIE small Federal force remaining there
tired eav,rg number OF stacks CT r,ueksis behind
The President, 10 company with Secretaries CanOren
and Chase, visited the Massachusetts, Fifth AMI 9ennsyr
ysnia Fi,,hs camps this evening The Michigan ragt-
ment wss drawn up N review They subsequently visit
ed the New Jersey cane % It Lrog 3fldse
supposed SPY, nsmed Dickinson, was Aryes.es las
night four mles cut Two locosa9tvas and 1wslvs
arrived to-day The Zouaves are riding tho hoc5Dc.ve.
ever the st, ess rails.
An ordar has been issso seetraiang tho sodisrs FROM
longing abort the sifee,s.
member OF the Pennsylvania Firth aaa l5jn. OF hs
finger blown OF While On guard last night. Re asserts
that he was ared on by scrae unknown person.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-14
GENERAL SCOTS BIRTHDAY.

BUFFALO, June IS, 1861.
salute Of seventy five guns was ared By the G z
Of Buffalo tbis 10 honor OF the birthday Of tie
veteran soldier, General Scott
8lLExcxs, june Is, 1881
The body 6 Lieutenant Greble ved by the steamer
ths mcrppg nom Fortress Monroe srd eff FOR Phiade
rhs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-14
rHE RESURRECTION.

THE lMSUKKECrlUW.
mportantMovementsin
Western Virginia.
harp Conflict with the Rebels
at Romney, Va.
complete ROut of the Sc
cessiOnfsts.
rapture Of their Camp Hquipage
and Supplies.
ayge Bodies Of Federal Troops Has
teniBg Towards Harper's Ferry.
important Proceedings Of the
Wheeling Convention.
additional Details Of the Battle
OF Big Bethel.
IST OF the kALED AND WOUNDED.
-~----~-------------
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The above total is not all complete. We hare given
in the list such only have received emitting
count Of numbers ntoned az killed. wounded or miss
ing in the various r. giments.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-14

WASHINGTON, june 10, 1S6l
General Scott received despatch this afternoon from
General Patterson stating that Colonel Wallace, with his
indiana regiment, proceeded from Cumberland about
forty miles into Virginia. TO place called Ronaney, where
be surprised body Of about i've hundred armed rebels.
they showed tight and brisk little battle followed, re-
utng In the rout Of the rebels Colonel Wallace pur
utd them, killing two, and woundtDg one Of them sure,
s that number left the field Some Of the killed
lad wounded among the rebels away in the
hight Only one Of Colonel walace's men was wounded
bone killed. The Indiana boys seized considerable
amount Of arms ammunition, some horses and provisions
|rhe despatch states that Colonel Wallace then re-
urned with bis force TO Cumberland instead Of holding
omney, which is forty miles from Cumberland on the
QUITE towards Harpers Ferry, and about fifty miles from
he latter place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-14


INTERVIEW OF NEW WORKERS WITH rsE PRESIDENT.
Collector Barney, August Belmont and Mr. Cieco Of
New York had long and friendly interview with ths
President to day.
Colonel Keyes, Of The army who rendered 81 Oh emf
Lent services organizing the expedition for TIE relief
OF Fort Pckers and atterly the volunteer forces
of New York city and State ia urged 70. Brig ,Aer
Generaehip by Governor Morgao General Dix other
prominent parties Colonel Keyes is Of the most
meritor.ous officers Of the army, and the promotion ia
certainly due him. BE lie moss anxious to enter the
field.
TIE pIFFICuLrIEs BETWEEN GOVERNOR MORGAN
AND THE WAR DEPARTMENT.
The difficulties between GovorrOr Morgan, the War De
par,ment and several OF the New York regiments
satisfactorily arranged during tae recent stay OF tia
former.
EXPRESSIVE MEASURES IN MISSOURI.
The advices Of tie government from Missouri. fore
shadows an impending eopenng Of the conflict bet xeen
the federal fore and the secession sympa hzers in that
State. General Lyon is viglart and ready put down
treass wherever will openly raise it's head. The pro
liability is that all the leading towns of tina, State
will be reoccaped by federal troops
NRw POSTAGE STAMPS AND ENVELOPES.
The Postmaster General is engaged in determining on
style Of stamped envelope be ready for public
in few days The stamps Will not be furnished
until the lst Of August. These changes have been rem
dered necessary by the large supplies retained by Pos
masters in the seeded States now used by them
without equivalent 10 the United States Post Office De-
partment About two dozen Of those Posmssters have
returned the balance Of stamped envelopes and STAN
in gpg from eighty cents to $50 bile the Pos,
master at Mobile recently and honerabjy accounted for
coo worth
Although The Postmaster al Mempsi. bad in his pos
sefsion soch property amounting 70 10 co., re w.ete o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-14

beditious Proclamation Of tho Governor
Of Missouri.
|HE CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS MMARYLAND
DEFEAT OF THE REBELs At RoaNEY, va.

CHAMBEssBURG, Pa June Is, 1861.
Colcuel Lewis Wallace, with portion of the Indiana
|sgment Of Zouaves, left Cumberland for Romnsy,
VA, twenty-five miles distant on the 18th inst
where he surprised, and after q sharp conflict
completely routed eco secession troops, capturing
sisopers killing two, wounding one, and taking
rst class camp equpage provisions and medical stores
puIy mdianan was slightly wounded. The victors
returned to Cumberland the same day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-14
FROM ALEX ANDEIA.

an ADDITIONAL fO97ly e larger v-li0, sut Mis-
,used, Lila dishonest 1ter.on having been detected
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-08-06


WHAT GLASS Of WATER WILL
HoLD.-lt is generally thought that when
vessel is full Of water any solid sub.
stance immersed in it will cause it to
overflow, and such will be the case if the
substance is not soluble in water; blu,
the philosophic truth, that in dissolyng
a body you do not increase the volume
OF solvent, may be proved by simple and
interesting experiment.
Saturate certain quantity of water,
at moderate heat, with three ounces OF
sugar and when it will no longer re
ceive that, there is room in it for. two
ounces of salt of tartar, and after that
for az ounce and dram of green vitrol
nearly six drains of nitre, the same guam
tity of sal ammoniac or smelling salts,
two drains and scruple of alum, and a
dram and half of borax. When all
these are dissolved in it, it will not have
Increased in volume.-,Scientyfc diner,
ican.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-08-06

BRowYLow ON THE PRESIDENTS Mes
Brownlow's Knoxville Wing pub
fishes the Presidents Message with the
following remarks:
We know not who wrote the Message,
but we do know Lincoln has some able
men in his Cabinet, and that his Message,
without endorsing all it says, second in
point of ability to no document Of the
kind we have seen in a quarter of CEN
fury. 1t meets Secession in such way,
and hits lis authors such blows, that we
don't wonder at the hostility Of their pa
pers towards it. We copy it entire, and
we refer it for approval or condemnation
TO the judgment of intelligent Southern
readers, who are we'll enough acquainted
with the facts and epochs of our consti-
tutional history to appreciate the asser-
tons of the Message.