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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-07-13

Gin oorjuelihcs Tabrieat it Der G(ls
esa 9errn %. @etB. Weun aud BON Sterlaie.
rener @tarfe> 10 bleiten l9 bic %siu;elnen 5erten
hteles aus9ejei9neten Mrtittl6 TOD tariu eleib.
bag ie lan1ntli4 Ycn reinem @eiGn,ad uut lau.
ter uae unperfalidt lnb. Das 2eBtere bat cine
auf @erlansen bes Jabrifanten BON Or. &eit,
einem tii&tiesn Gbemiter, aneeteQtc lnterlu&uns
SrQtrm,nen na9semieit n> trie renn l9cn friber
Der @'eibi&e Glls auf unlern lekten Snpultrit.
ansfeauns tas Diplcm erbaltsn. Die 9uup,-
probe fann a~ber.ein Sober MAIDEN, Der Jpn in ie.-
nen sisenen 9ausbalte setrau9t> benin 3eotr
pirb NIT uns barir. itsreinRimmen, taB Der Mr-
tifel selunb, tucbll@medenb, unb weil fart, audi
ppblfel 1T.
Nrof. Mobr's Oper. - @pat tuu.ut
", bod ~ tommt! bic l1limme !3eit ent-
tduletaet Setn Saumen: 5uFen une barren
ma@t Wiele III Narren, ALIEN u ere 9pTnuua,
&obr's Sper in buberem als benz alien CLAM.
tpieoer--in ct. paul Turore MAIDEN au 1eben, bat
l9 bod ais cine quite, iolibe 5oTnuns b%ewieIeu.
bic, mie Der 2eler aus Der Nn3eiee bts profe1cr
Nobr erlisbt, ibrer &rfIQun9 nobe 1T. Nadb-
benz Der Yrpfe1or cine fGrmli1e Repclutipn in ia
Grc6e, @inona, 5aiinss, &c. NIT leiueu Runf.
leijtuneen berbur9erufsn, perben mir i'm an,
na9ien Monta9 bepiQtomnnen unb feline famole
Yrimaecnna, be ameritanil@e Ma9tisal MiB
Hi4in8s betpunbern. .
@infommene 6dfte. - Sober Ebeater.
freanb unb bic !3abl b~erlelben it bpTentli& 70
erob tpie e%iejsniee Der eebilettsn beutl@su ST.
gem 8ergniigen pernebmen. baB Der ribmlidf Be-
fannie STANDARDIZATION 3err 8 arbenue uebf
@en'ablin unb ieinem partner 9errn @1eible
ioeben bier aneetoumen it, Das Eric sortrt6-
li@er 8unaler > . n Sad tperben mir in Rur,en
@elesenbeit babeu, unierer 8lbne neues Qeben
eiubau@en au leben. Bir baben neue tbeatrQli-
lde Semitic in Musi@t.- tpie ie uns bisber nod
uidt sebotr. purbeu. @ir beiben bic 9un(ler
miQfommen, .'"e
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-07-13
SfFee bee @tabt- 6 e,metreuers,
" ct. Yaul, 6. @ai 1861. :
fra6em<&erftHcd

" S1fdBeMzCS efftHCdte-
Die Snbaber BON @tra Ben- @ertifeatenI, meid,
ppn ben @trogen-G rmnilioners Der peridietenf,1
Marbs Ter @tabt ct. Youl auseefelt iint, spe,-
ben hermit %beoeutet, Rem nod unte3ablten Betraa
benz @taot~G Comptroller suriid3ul:uen bsr hem
IS. Suli. tamit bic eIten in bic 9arliae tes ae.
~8esenrartieen Sobres e%ineeldlcGen tperesn.
Wm. 8an 6amr1,
@r,ht. e rr1h+rnfer
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-07-13

Wir bel9aHcn bic
Gin3iebun9 BON @eloern
in guropa unh f~ertisen bic biersu erforberItfen
Yapiere, ais:
8ouma9ten,
Observation-Disclosures, Irbten}heine &c. telt5t
an, nertir9en oeren @iiltiefeit uno beirraen bic
epn1ulorii9e geelnubisung b%er|elbeu lctpie aud
bic
Mus;ablune Don 0elccrn
in jeeem SbeiIe OeutIblaubS unn Der G4peta,
tneem tpir BEN 0eesupertb Der tci un6 einee-
sablter 8etrdga ren> felbIt III ben entleaennen Syt.
ldaften mpbnenheu Gmpfduesrn f~pfenfrei in's
5aus fenheu' la1er.
Nohaoeldetne
5ur uebertatrt spu 8reucn nob Netp=yprf In
Se9ellbinen> unh in T%amplidihsu bes 81 ORR
heut19en Slrpb," (c!ris sur Hsi5e bon
5amburg nod NeD<yprf tit UampfbIten Der
- anbnrger 8 ampfl9iffabrte-@ &C.
ieu1Gaft" ne~rfaufen pir Az berat.
9e1ebten pretlen.s
Wir p~erfaufen ferner
QanczW orrontS,
nit unierer 1driftliaeu @arautie auf uubeartnate
3eit oer1eben, uternebmen bic
Bsle9un1 BON @opitolien
in @runbcisentbum pser Qeaen SntereGen, auf
s ssa RYp'teefert'&e@ iderbe't> tsi'r-
Be5ablun0 BON Goren
it jepem 2heile unlerse @taates, faufen urb per-
taufen @plb unb frcn,be Miiu;en, ,oblen bic
bSd fe 9 ri mi E fir We9lel auf Nem-Wprt,
PHILADELPHIA ct. Qruis &c.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-07-13
mnm pitt6burgb Mle Depot
4&E 81. 0rruibeu.

SadlonfraSe, 3mil6en Der 5. uno 6. Ctr.
9Wit meinem Depot fir zen 0roB~ unb 8lein-
~perfauf5 tee trefliaen Yittstureb~Ml ale 1T
| meme oufs Bette eingeri9tete Salcon> Birtbi9aft
vertuncen, pelde it biermit benz reutlden putli~
fun fseunblitF empfetle.
". Oprnihen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-07-13

2teutenant Gpate8 Dpn Gomp. 81.
1. Meaiment pun Gort &iplsY anselanet,
tpirp bsute ODER n,prstn nad Aleranbria 3u ieinsm
Reeimtnt abeeben unb ertietet N@, iananatl'@e
8rieie ant Of13iere unb @uleaten rnit;unsen'e"'
wclbe man ridtis a%tbrelirt in BET Sffeehe plc'
neer ano Democrat binterla0tu tpirb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-07-13
Oeuffhe Rnnf.

Oeutfcte Bdnf,
ct. Yaul> Minne(ota.
0elb, Briefe, pbtr Nadrtaten lieeen Dor fiji
Nr. 1870, Subann Gdart.
y 1872, Subanu Martin MIQer,
n 147. S. .. 6. Spbnlpu.
n 157 6. Stenberg.
40, Midel 2icy. e..
r III, &arl uno gppIpb @dlens.
S. IT,. g. @iIIiu8. =.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-07-13

Demtfbe Mpptbefe.-Die Mpptbefe bes
9errn . &teeer jun.. 3. CITRATE, inter
balb Empire Blcd", tpirb nun balb scufGuoia
eineeri9tet fem. DAP bas @ei@dft ni9t bereits
eroHnet pereen, bat ltinen @runb ta3u, ba6 Der
ferbaft etneert9tetes @e19Gft ben, Vublitum IN
bieten. @ein @tcre tirb MQes entbalt.n. mas
in elmer beuti@en Npotbefe unb Drreuerenbanb-
lung erfer Aualitat 3u fnben it,. DemnG&t
bic Mn3eiee.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-07-13

Bic gum 1. September merben ait Ser
1onsn, bic an ei'er 8srenigungspartie BON Obi.
cage mad bier tbeilnebmm poQen, Dur9-5idets
fur SIT so fir bic Heiie bin unb auriid ataela0en,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-07-13
peoples-DQnk.

Die Npten eenannter Bant tperten nrn MIR III
neiner Office in Wedieln auf Nem-gvrf III 1
prc3ent peer in ameritauil@em @oio Su 2 pro-
gent eineelS1't.
ct. Yaul, 26. SUM- 1864.
6. G. Gc0erten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-07-13
RaP Webmt bod Cure Qicenlen, lteben

NaE Mebmt rod Cure Qieenien, lieten eeute,
benn> tper in :3ufunft oS4napps" cbns 9iesn3
s~erfauit, wirb obne @nare ebenlo irens serocn-
merit, wie neulid spei unierer strebrten eeutlden
Mitbareer, bic 9erren @4urme,er unb
8nauft> mel9e, %&pabrlbeiati@ neil fe ben 81
queur-@ erfauf unb @enuB fir cine @inte BAL
ten, feline 2iesn3 senrmmen tatten, iontern rbne
2icens Serfauften, unt besbalb> oun einert oerflei-
beten pclijiisn absefaBt, ble6en mubttn. .
&bitf @cceins {ast: Nsbuat Qieen3,
CONT bring i'd @ud gum @quire
limb Bel bee Gidters &reepen3,
aon,utt bic @e19i9te tbeu'r. .
@upertntenbent bes 6fentli1e11
1nterrt@te+-&n 9errn NtiQ'a statt, wel-
der befanntli@ oboetantt bat unb &aplan beim
erFen Meeimtnt 1T, bat Der gb1m. 9. s. Grary
bic %Grneunune ais Superintenotnt ees SFentliaen
uuterridtS erbalten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-07-13
ETNA INSURANCE CO.,

VWt6TVtVI VUV1I.
Capital unb neberl9uB.. ......... 50, 265, 175
Der unter3ei&nete funeirt Jest ais Msent fit
bic pben9enannten, webl sefannte unb ssrant-
mortli&e @pmranie, une nimmt Npplicaticnen
fir @eri9eruneen in ~cerielbsn an, in 1einem g.
f9aftS!ofal unpeit Der @pfuffce.
@m. 0an 6amm.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-07-13

Sncorporatpren uno Dtreftoren:
: 8 MnnInd, 5errmaun Mareuie,
Wugult Velmcnt, Nbclf Aed6>
Slaaf Bernbei,ner, O6malb Ottenbrrfer,
&arl Yreuline, 5errmonn &r1e,
Gle Gbarlier, Mor 9hdfer,
. @oefreY @untber, Sarpeler,
50 5arbt, 6repf. @d,tentler,
9cuis Say, 9oieeb Seliemann;
1rect. aapp, IS @tianuy,
Gbtrarb Raupt, 6 Don Der 5eybt>
Yeter Rautb, 6 q BON 5oTmann,
@ultaY Rutte1, . MaQerleiu,
9ere. Qarpeque, 5usp @elenbpud,
Sobannes Qienau> 8ernb. @elermann
Hutue 7 Torb. Sobu Weffaa,
Gotparb 0udemeYfr, 81 6 @bitnep.
8arl Quling,
5uecB elent n 4, Yralbeut.
Srebcrid @9wenbler, SefretGr.
pclieen ferbist aus II. ndbere Na9ri9t trtbeilt
6reberi6 @ipperman,1,
Agent unb Sdentl. Notar,
@abaibamftro Be, in Der Ndbe Der . riitten.
@aint YauL Minn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-07-13
Gprrcipoueen3eu ppn, !&fplob.

Die uodltebeaten fur;en Briefe Don Sergeant
q. ariser Son Comp. q. 1. Hee. M. 9. lne
bauptiadli@ baburd intereNant, neil ls seisen,
pis man infer waderes Gesinsnt in9ltben1 balt.
Beipe ilne III Der allererSBtenGile ss19yieten unt
entbaltsn bebtaIb muir {nidtiee aQgeuaeinsN ptisen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-07-13
&emtfbe Sanf

s. e. 8. Wi((ius, Saint pau(.
0riber Weyer u. @iuius.).
ct. paul, @iune1rta.
@uNer aQen ~ibrieen 8randen bea Bautee1daf
ties ptbnlen mir nnlere beiOntere Aufmerfiamfeit
ocm Gcrtaufe srn
Wedlell auf Deut l1lano,
lowie auf bic 9oupiplase 8rantrei9S, Gnslanps,
Der S9peis unp Der Scr. @toatert unb tralfren
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-18

A letter to The Northern press furnishes toe
following Interesting particulars o. tie rei7-
tive situations of thstwo armies
Washington is the center Of the military pc
sition Of she grand army olthe United states,
now threatening The insurgent section a fn-
ginia. The left wing Is az fortress Monroe
Tue right wing Is at Chsmbersburg, Pa, and
10 western Virginia. The disposition OF tie
/ Confederate forces corresponds 10 this The
center Is IN Richmond, or 10 advance OK mat
point, perhaps at Manassas Junction. Inc
risht wing is a. Norfolk-the left wing e
HsrpeT's Ferry. Iniorms ion can undoubied-
" Be- circulated mere rapidly between the
various bodies Of the Confederate trocns tdan
those of the United States, and the Virginia
commanders could concentrate their forces
uDon the center with greater CELEBRITY than the
United states officers could make the same
movement. Thus about 6ftsen hours would
be required Ter Gen. Ssott 70 communicate an
order to Gen. Butler. Davis could communi-
cate with the commander Of the forces at Nor
folk 10 fftssn minutes.
The confederate forces occupying Hsrperis
Ferry, could be moved south. abandoning that
posit on, and be employed In an attack upon
Washington, some DAYS before the United
States forces Ia western Virginia and those IN
southern Pennsylvania could be moved 70 de-
fend Washington. Therefore, H We presume
Davis 70 be projecting an attack on Washing
ton, be esn auddenlv withdraw a large portion
OF his TROOPS from Norfolk, leaving he enor-
nous batteries constructed in that vicinity %
impede the advance Of Butler, and threw the
men bv railroad through Petersburg % Rich
mond. and thence forward. lie c0uld also
bring down tie HsTper's Ferry forces 10 Lees
burg, and, crossing uq Potomac, advance upon
Washington from the west. Ia neither case
could Buffers troops, nor Pattersou's, nor Nc
Cellars, De brought to WasAingtoH in time TO
take part in the conflicts O. the FIRST two or
three DAYS Tor the possession Of this city.
Certainly Duvis could very well afford 10 lose
Norfolk or Harper's Ferry IL be could take
Washington; but as certainly be would not
attsmn. such q thing unless quite desperate.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-18

THE Nav YoHK REeIEEET OF RAscALs =
Noaing having bren heard lately Of silly
Wilson's New York regiment-ihe regiment
that did not contain a maa wao was not thisf
am who had not been in the STATE prison-ibe
WoTia OF hat city affords US some eniighteu-
meut as to its whereabouts. To rs credit Dc
ID spoken, the administration refused to recog-
pize og receive the regiment. After the gov
srnmaBt bad rejected their proHsTed services,
they stiH held together while their money LAST
ed. When that was gone the regiment lost
egeo NE ifttle character 1t enjoyed. The rank
and Gle having been fed gratuitousiy for some
Two or three weeks, dispsFssd-the officers
substituting the brilliant beaver FOR the gray
ksbi. dof7,d Uniform and conned brosdeioth,
put the pistols aud knives they bad worn for a
time boldly in their belts inside their eiethesi
festoooned themselves again With the gold
waich-chain Of yore, and stationed themselves
in their old time positions along the Broadway
pavements. where they bssk in the sunshine
and stare at the pssser-by with q uonchsiant
impudenee that has lost none Of its vigor.-
Cinciauaii Engatrsr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-18
me Grand amy az Calro.

Oar latest accounts from Camp Defiance arr
TO The effect that a grand armT-of mosqui.
toes-is u81r that great strategic point, ant
that this masterpieces enemy is producing Z
good deal O. trouble among The volunteers.
These insects (from their size they are called
birds at Cairo, hence the term Birds Point
are inst now more annoying than General PHI
low, Ben. McCulloch, CT Bsaureg7rd, and the
troops stand in more fear Of the blood pumps
Of these voracious pests than all he Tiaed can
non in secessiondom. That humane l%9urnsls
the CaicsEo TribHue, recommends the send ng
down Of few tons Of mosquito bars to serve
as defenses, and in the same connection has
The following paragraph
every company should be provided with
good buckskin gloves to protect the hands o.
the soldiers from the mosquitoes while stand
ing guard. They would afford a much needed
protection"
The editor Of The Tri5aas evidently has
never been in Cairo 90 summer time. The idea
Of good bucNskin gloves forming any protec
ton against the mosquitoes there is preP0ste-
rous. Sheet iron gloves are the only kind that
has ever been tried which effectively proven.
the animal from biting through. Buckskin is
not strong enough maLeri7i-LOEisVille Coz
rier.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-18


TIE ENcAHFMEETs-The en%campments 10
our vicinity gill c~outiuue 10 be The principal
attraction, where orr ci'izsns repair to spend
their afternoons. Throngs are daily seen a,
The Central Fair Grounds, at Towards Grove
and at The other points where our soldiers are
congregafed. Towards Grove, where, besides
others, toe New Orleans Washington Artil-
lery end The New Orleans Zouaves are sta
TONED, appears, however, to be the ~favorife
resort. There, every evening, ore mag see
thousands of cur people witnessing With pleas
ure their parade. The ladies', who are not a
Uhit behind the men in their patriotic ardor
Of driving the Yankees from Virgins, may be
observed IN crowds, snd apparently take as
mHcb deiicbt To- The v%sTieus exercises and sV-
o.utions Of the soldiers as a veteran general
might be supposed to manifest IN going out
many Of them carry flowers and other such
memorials n regard, by which they delicately
ind rate their high appreciation Of the brave
fellows who, IL the hour Of peril and battle,
VIII be nerVed 70 the noblest acton when re-
fleeing on the fair ones whom they are to de-
fend from the liceutions "beauty and booty
seekers Richmond Eaquirer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-18

Mons FEDERAL OUTsAGEs.-The Peters,
burg Erpreis, has the following:
A gentleman has arrived here from York
county. Re Informs Us that the Yankee Van
dsis are continuing their depre5stions in the
country around Hampton, and perpetraring
deeds % laWlessness which have produced a
panic among the people.
The house Of Mr.. Wm. Anderson has been
proksn open, AZ the vslusbles taken therefrom
and the furniture destroyed. Even his bonds
snd other private papers we're torn into small
pieces. His out-h0usss and growing crops
shared general rain.
Mr.. Wm Turnbuil shared Z similar fate to
Mr.. Anderson. saving no hing bat a horse and
wagon, 10 which be and his wife and seven
children reached The steamboat wharf ysster-
daV. and are now o. isis city.
The house Of Mr. Algernon Whiting was
robbed yesterday morning at early dawn, his
granaries destroyed, and thon tbe torch ap-
piled, ard al the buildings burned 10 the
ground. This last outrage is supposed to have
been committed BY q portion Of the scoundrels
who are now gusrtsred between Hampton AID
the fort.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-18
Important from AIexaudriS--More


We were shown this morning a letter from
prominent merchant residing in Alexandra
IN which it is stated that a few nights since
quite an engagement took place at Springfield.
a few miles from the former place, 10 which a
large number OF the federal troops were killed
OF those killed aud w~olnde3, forty-sisht wsr,
brought into Alexandra dead, and a larg,
number wounded.
Skirmishss are Of nightly occurrence, IL
which numbers o. federal troops are killed snt
wounded BY The Virginia picket guards.
The existing state Of affairs in Alexandria
and the surrounding counties has already ere.
ated 2 perfect exodus among the inhabitants
Business il entirely suspended, manv Of ths
merchants having len their stock under lock
and key and made their escape, TO avoid NAL
treatment from the troops.
O1tragss o. various kiads occur daily. Cit.
zaBs, what few are left, ere insuited ans frs
quently assaulted; stores are broken open AZ,
plIisged, and there is no security for life Of
property.
The troops make excursions into the couutrl
for miles around, and appropriate anythir.
they can lay hands up1n, and in point Of fac
The whole surrounding country now present.
the appearance OF q vast desert, being Stripe,
Of everything available.
Toe celebrated Z1uavts are in their glory
and fhres-fourths OF them are continually in
state Of heas.ly in.oxIcation.
Great tissatisf8ction exists among to-
troops, and large numbers are rife for z re
VolL-Baifim0rs Republic1u.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-18
DIR. SPIEGEL,
RESIDENT PHYSICIAN
X d EosT SUCCESSFUL
Cancer Operator
IN THE WORLDl
Eight Years IN Memphis.
EIght Years ln lIeInDLIg.

TEFQRM the public n general that he is prepared
z to treat all diseases, but especially those watch are
pronounced in1grable. and called car5ulc.
Ills treatment 81 Cancers Do Without any rival Be-
cause lss will be expelled from the system, With al
their roots and d0ers, only BE- cons uualai tre2-melt,
without eIustics and wilto1t the ku fe.
he riso treats with suscess. according t0tae most i'm
proved -cience o. medicine Ia Eur9pe, Rreualztism.
n araisia, Gcut, Op~bthaimis, Fistula N Ano, Scroula,
syphilis, Dyspepsia, Chronic Dysentery. Torpid Liver,
Gravel Fits, Tspew5g1. Piles bsapsgs Diseases OF the
Sk1u. Bronchitis, Consumption, IN diseases 90 fhe Eye
and Ear, and Eiyo particular attention 10 al Female
Complains. especially those Of the womb
Negroes wa0 arc seiefsf win any 81 ne above
diseases wiz De cucsd, e1d can hnl good sasrc and &C.
Communications while under treatment % the d-c.9rs' ln-
drmary.
vae do-ter csIB attention OF patience g. a distance
that IL they are nos prepared % con-rlt t1e Doctor p-r-
ssEsbly hy writing 90 him. With 81 exact acc9uut o. si
the symptoms o. the disease, mcd-c4nUW lAbe forwarded
by Adrns express
Tg@Ozas in Lanowts BriIding, Union street. between
Hsin and Seo91i, fourth door east Of hain.
1ndrmary on Union streat, east o. the euy0u, Ht Dr..
SpisgsPs private r%esidencs.
Br c. Spisgei has. in his thirt7 years F~racicei es-
pecsIy CT chrc-ic diseases, cured thgm with The Utmost
success He has Ia his possession ever ave th1rssnc
plants, herbs, barks. etc, which be can rely upon -
eura diseases whish are ay the most successful yractl-
TONERS pronounced inclrable.
re also makes it his especial practice to tToat Eli pri-
vsts diseases with The utmost success, in a short time,
NO matter Of hoU long s~tsE-ding, LoT of what nature
Al Or. Spiegei asks rrou the ad1iCted L. a fair trial,
then all the reference he VIII give viii be $ speedy cgre
T. tbem.
Thousands OF test. monials, from the most rsgsbis
source, msy be seen at the doci1r's once. Ge1s-fu
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-18

AN lNTEETfEW WITH "kUss FEATH-
EHs."-Ths Lynchburg Vrginian, Of the 18th
says:
A Virginia gentleman relative Of General
Scott, who has been 10 public employment at
Washington for some years, determined last
week 70 leave that city and return to bis ma
tive State. Apurehensivs that he might not
be able 70 get through Tie lines OF the federal
troops, be applied 20 Gen. Scott for a pass. Re
found ths Ola soldier at bis Office With his feet,
ANGLES and lower extrsnisies in a Tub Of cold
water. The old general was suffering with
gout, and said that it was getting up to bis
stomach. When be WIS Informed By the gen
tismsn in question OF The object Of bis visit,
the general told him % 90 "but b. careful lest
The federal troops should Kin him after be got
"a Virginia" Ths same gentleman who has
also made a visit 10 our camp at Manassas
Junction, SAYS that our soldiers are i~ncompar-
abbey superior 10 the forces be saw at Wash
ingt0n.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-18

Hf-. Hort vas cirsk o. The House, and Mr
Tst5n a member thereof.
JAMES sEAWELL.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-18

Colorado comprises 2 portion Of Kansas,
Utah, ana Nebraska, and lies between the 1929
and l09tb degrees OF west longitude. and the
9Th and 4lst degrees OF latitude. It contains
10000 square miles and a population Of
$4,000.
Nsvsis lies between California and Utah
on The east and west, and Oregon and New
Mexico on ths Borth sad south. A portion OF
It is taken from California, provided that State
son Valley.
Dacotsh is bounded on the north By British
America, cast by the State Of Minnesota and
Iowa, south and ives. BY Nebraska. fts
length from north 60 south is $50 miles, its av-
ersse breadth Is about 900 miles, and it has
an area OF 10000 square miles. Il vas for
meTly a part Of The territory Of Minnesota,
but was detached when that became q State.
It is at present chiefly occupied by Indians.
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PEzcUssToS Car MAcHINE.-We are graft
iei 10 snnounce the completion o. shis ineeai-
5us, and, a. TIE present time, very important
5iece CT mechanism, and We are now indepsnd-
ent, 90 far as the msnufscturs Of percussion
caps is concerned. We witnessed The operation
Of Il yesterday, and found that it turned ont
caps e. expediiously, and sc well a. the
famous government mscAine exhibited At the
Meehanicr' institute some years ago. L is,
moreover, handsomely finished. and not likely
10 wear out By constant usage. 5he caps,
which &c iurus ont at The rate 81 10000 day,
are a. good az any 3 ever used. The invent
ors and makers Of this machine are MessTs.
w & G. Bradford, whose establishment across
ne river has heretcfors produced some az fine
and ingenious work Is any mandatory 10 the
country. GheV are certainly entitled 10 The
thanks o. he whole South for what they havs
accomplished 10 this astsnee.-Richmon5 Dis
patch.
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E0RB HEAT WITH LESS FUEL
DOGge'S P@Eeasg
BOB Shifting GRAIRSi

HAVIEG PURCHASED THH RIGHT FOR SITTING
IA CRATES by the above pateHt, / am Row prepared
70 execute ell orders with pr0mptuesl. Crates setElta
this patent greatly inereaFe the cuuntty ef heat
thrown into the room, and At the same time less fuel is
required thaH By the Oh style fireplace.
Orders la9t 81 A3rEan x nsidwin's, walkers Block
Main street, or at my chop, corner OF Linden au1
Csusey streets, viii be promptly alteadsd 20
q. EkON.
CERTIFICATES.
We, The underlined, have had eur d~replsces set with
Dodge's patent for setting Crates, and We and the rooms
better warmed. vita less fuel, than they we're before
its eGop.on and We take pleasure In recommending 1t
10 orr citizens generally Cor the c1mt0rt Il iusures and
its economy n te consumption Of cosi-
Thomhs James Flnnis, Charles Potter,
J. L. Morgan, James g. Cock,
6. Pals, A. ElLonds,
B.F Eli. J. q. Finnie.
P Cash, j.. :. Eurphey,
J.. Schoonover, HorEln Z BALDWIN.
tel2-Gm
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a The Cincinnati Enqpirer, noticing the
arrival hsre o. a Captain Cahill from Wash
ington, says; eve learn from hin hat Of the
foriy-sseen regiments now at Washington, but
three full regiments have enlisted FOR TIE wsr.n
The original ealistments were for three