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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-22
-" Office bes @tabt- @onptrpuers, J
ct. paul, 6. Mai 1861. :


Die Snbater BON @traben- @ertiFcaten, &reltt
ron ben @traBen'@ ommiiiioncrs Der nerl&ietenfn
2SatoS FER Stabt ct. paul auseele0t lnb, tre,>
zen plern1lt bsesutst ZEN nod unbe5ablten getraa
benz @taetr Comptroller aurid,ulf. 0en sor ZEN,
IS. Sult. banit bic lelten in bic Tarlife bes ae-
se9entpartisen Sabres eineef6lo6en merben.
Mm. Gan 6omm,
Stabt. GpmrtrplIer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-22

lnb? Das 9errlidite> mas ebecsm 1ur fir bic
Baroniunen bes @itens r~eleroirt tpuroe, 9ebt
felt or Blofabe mad btm @elten gum @4mud
Der @hEufteu Der @dDnen. ... ~. .zs
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-22
9eutibe 8auf,

ct. Daul> . Minne1pta.
@ele. Briete, eber Madri9ten liesen npr fir
SIR. $780, Sobann Gdart.
y 1872, Sobann Martin MuQer.
n 147. S. .. 6. Spbniou.
~ 157 s. Stenberg.
= 1862, Qepl barb gartb.
1863. Iran3 @@rens.
s. Il. s.. @ifiius.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-22

Cine Gintpancerer=S baar ron nabe-
81 an $50 GRANDDAUGHTER, lanste ~anfanss bieler
@p9e bier AT. @ie tpanbten i1@ tint 9anb 5u
iw1en, mad benz pteren Miunelpta.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-22

6efaneene anseebro@cn.-D 81 MSr-
ber Dprau unb Elm 6ali&miinser bswerftellisten
il, bet Nad, pom Drnneritas ouf .Jreitas in eiuer
tsfen @eile ibre Slu6t aus benz @ountYsefans-
ni0e. Sic Trou beS 6alldmunsers welde Ct.
lautniB bate, it benz @sfansnibsetaute f,ei Der
un,uaeben, IHnete bas @dlieBersimmer> in benz
f9 bic @9lu0el ;u Der Belle ibres @anneS Re,
~fantsn, ocn auBen, l&lob bann ibrem s%elistten
@pssl neb0 be1sn0amrraren ben 9aiis auf, uno
unter ben Naien BET l9llsen Sitter entl9lapfte
has Srio ms Trete.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-22

better. tp9 son rem 69ten @eife beleelt. @ir
Vno iter3eust, bab aus ben Characterization IN
Minneipta id nod Elm pu0es &eeiment refruti>
rem liebe. Ditle mannbaften, slieber> unb seifea.
itarfen @Sbne Der @ilbnib mSdten ben BON ben
9robeu StGoten- bes Slens 9elieferten Sunsern
bes 8aGus, Merfur unb Der @enus bod pcbl
Scrsuaieben fem. ~.
1tm9lldSfd4e.- Gin 5pl3fDler SOn ct.
0putS, Same untetaunt, fel III Der NGbe Der
@tact Stilmater BON benz 0ampfer v@nterprtle"
unb ertranf. gin Mann MamsuS@ illon. wobn-
BAIT in Gala> @Oubbue g., tpuree wdbrenb zines
@epitters am Mcnta9 Dor aGt Taeen Dom BliB
setrcfen uno auf Der SttQe setTbtet. @r lag ais
Der 8lib in bas 5aus einldlus, auf elmer Qcurse>
cine bebeuteube Strete DON benz Ylabc %entfernt,
100 ber @etterldlae bereineefabten. Gin GG9-
terden You $. @eQinetun, einss @inmpbners
BON &eewtns tpuroe as es an Der @trabe ipi'lte,
bon einem frei umberlaufenpen Yferoe turd einen
5ufl6las 10 i4.per Serlebt, baB 81 ant Sage b.
rauf tarb.-Das f~einerne @obnbaus bes 5errn
Bropn, AT ber 6ertlraBe, warb bel hem llnge-
witter, ant 9unneraas friib pom 8lib lit benz pbe-
rem @tod arg bei&aotst ; bon BEN Bewobnern
tpurbe Niemaub neriett.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-22

re- 5err @eprse Ben5 bat ben sriten
3beil elmer neuen @enbuns trefli9er &bein>
meine erba ten - 59oer unb 60aer, unb tpirb bic
preisliae bsu,nd9t eorleeeu, 1obalb bic @eneune
oQlanbig aneelon9t fem tpirb. @ebst unb iebft>
ME munbli1 Der Wein 1T.
MP @s eiebt muir eineu III ntpn<Yart"
bas tebt NAL bpnbenfef, bas gisr ta(elblt 1T
tlbl uno fart, bic Slide 1T bic bef'. Der &m>
inert, @6ifbau'r uuo ber Bed serfeben ben
6 pmmane; bel Der Mu0t 9ebt IS pum led ;
le TT Bonn bsien Slang. 9urrab!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-22
vSt. Doul<9auS"
81 unuN 0,abe> lit ct Sa"tbpnt}

NerllutcrSeiGnetc brnadribtist en5 Yutlttun1>
tnS er inter pti1cm Namcn Elm teutldsa GAIT
t1u5 crr7nst bat, tu Neleursn allc yc1urmlit=
teitln corgstptsN llnb.
SIR StnNun9 ii c~tsu5ollS nuf basBelte 9s1cret.
Wuuult 6 il be.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-22

Sic Gpmmif1ipu, pelde bic bel ben, 2ten
Nesimente arsufeQsnben Sber> unb 1nterir3te
gu prifea tat> beltett aus BEN Occtursn pptts III
ct. Yaul, Murpbs III ct, Mntbpuy unb palter=
ion in Winpua.
Neuer Npli5cthef. - @nfatt beS GAIT.
Weltern, tpelder ais Grmmanoeur ter vWetcru
3cuapen" in ben 0ient Der Ser. 9taoten setre=
ten it, wuree Sames @oobine, elmer Der altefea
ppli3ei>S f15iantm III UT lerer @tabt gum Yoli'
seidef %ernaunt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-22

Gem ceutltsu Vutlltum mirp bisrmit e~r9ebenlf
ln9eSri3t bab rer Undergraduate ein9srihtet 1T,
p1brcnl hes eanSeN Swimmers Jectn, Der bss
2lrtifrIs III irGrnb melttr Suautitlt tecarf ea~
mi; su 0u6srit tiQisem Yrsiie gu yer tbsn. BE-
(ttlungen SIT binhrla1sn III ANpwls s Ntes-
1l2t55 Spbu @aoner.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-22
81. ST Maent.
Mtnnelota> &iper padetzG rprebz&inie.
Das neue Dampfbpot
9llbQnO,

Capt: S. g. Mebter, eebt wS9entli9 brsi Mal
pom ct. Yaul mad Mantato unb b~efDrb:rt Yaf>
iaeiere uno Tra@t mad aQen .3wii9enfaticnen
am Ntinnelota 6lnB. Natere Iustunft an
8prb bes 8pptes. ,,..a..s~' @a,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-22

1srbuitct. - Wiaioms, Der @hasmeiiter
BON 5oulcn @u. 1T nit unsefabr $4,000 aus Der
County. 1a0e pe1bIitst. Die beuise 5eynaaeao,
welde 1einen @pursn osirls, tuuree bis Jest ni9t
Don leinem @ruB beglildt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-22

@uf Der falidbcu Tdbrte. - 1niern,
Mitbirser, 5errn st. @4Inemann, ,purbc pon
einem Neser am Anfans bteier Wu9e cine wertb-
Ypae lbr sntpenbet. 9err g. CAB BET ppliae
bic perl rnalteidreitung res mutbmablihen Die
bes uub ben Muftrog> ouf e%enieltsn su ufobnreu."
@(tin ba cin Parity" bem anbsraA 1ebr 1bnlid
iistt, 10 nobm Die beilise 9srn,anbao in Der Ser
ioa zines sewi0sn 0iee, 5mcitsr Sod III pen
Dampftr Milmaufee> ben fpll9en p&lagier fslt.
Der eisentIids Gisb it ~sereuftst uue 9tics, &c,
uniGulpiser Weile Ausstlaste, n1ubte ~entla7eu
perrer. @icleiNt tewalrbeitet jd aud in bic.
lem Safe br9 nrA ba5 ate Wrrt : uGa 1T ni9ti
70 fem 9elprnaea> e5 fcmnt ans 2igt Scr 5pn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-22

@iloe xauben, in srVbsrsn @@marmen,
ais le felt 2al1sem bel uns ee}eteu wurpen> be-
pobnen bic @dlber an pberu Minnelpta, unb
ibrsr Taulenbe fallen ben @9uyen CUR 8sute.
Die Tarmsr flasen lebr ilbcr bic Gerwaltungeu,
mel0e riele @Gle III ben aurnfslbsrn auriGten,
inbem lie ba5 @aatforn berauspiden, no es chen
seleat lrDrnen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-22
Tairbanf'S waaQcn. 49, IS 1T cine be.

Tairbanf'S @aaeen. IS 1T cine be-
eeutunsasp0e Gbat(ade, mel4e bus Yublifum
w%lrbisen tpire, bab> 70 oft neue @aasen in ben
Marft eebrogt aerren, mie benn felt ben lebten
breibie Sa9reu scu :3eit gu 3eit ,ait eiaer ercben
Mnaabl sei9ebeu, es pas erite uub ba%uphadIiae
3iel ter 6atrifarten Su fem laeint, III b~epeilen,
baB ibre Maaeen %bielelbeu iIno wie 6airtants,
peer b~enleltcn abnli9e, pter @erbelerunsen Boz
ppn, pesr bob le einen preis iiter jene erbalten b.
ben, wrtuEb naturli9 0ai1bant's @aagen ais bic
SHUTTER Der @urtrefli9teit anerfannt merten nnb
ssaei9t wiro, in wie bobent GRADE tie ba6 Sfent-
lide Yertraueu serbienen. IS 1T cine mobile
fannie Gbatia@e, baB mabrenb bic msilten bieler
Maasen mad furserer rbsr ~lanserer prote &C.
wSbnli9 auber @ebrauG sefomnen fnc> bic Tair~
tauts lG tets sebalten baten, spn Sabr 3u Sabr
III Der Sfentli9en @unif %seitiegen unb jebt siel
1tIrfer in @ebrauG ltuo ais Tue %iibrigen, ni@t
bios bier int Qanbe, lrnbsrn uteraQ, wobin Der
ameritoni(Ge 9onbel fd au5pebut. Dies f0nnte
ni9t 70 fem, >penu le nibt oOQfrmmen eas tparen,
was prn :bnen in 8sius auf Dauerbaftisfsit,
:3pedmI6iefeit unit @enouisfeit bebaurtst pirb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-22

Observation-Disclosures.
Ter llnte:srihnsts lsBt t1s rerebrte pelt'bt
Nutlifum biermit IN NenntniE, ooB CT 1stne Wpb~
nune WIN rey item nob rer 6tsn Stra|te, ~Sr;lter
NSato'hnm- uuo Minnsl ptaltrobc SerEsAt BAT,
143bt56 Marti>l HujliN.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-22
Gcrncres ubcr bic Tluth am Nco:

Xcrneres ltcr bic Vlutn ant 9tco=
Mieer.-Yei ter grpben lleberibwemmung btr
5arannen am Jlec-NiYe mar man eeuGtbist,
pas @icb auf bic bSaten 9iiiden Der Siisel gu
treiteu, apein> pos n1eilte auf Sicle Weiie Dor
ben, grtrintsn sel9iyte gisb fam eusd 5uneer
UNI. pen,tina Mpuntaiu pber ct. SpIepb mar
ter 3uFuGtsort ler BerDlferuns innerbalb eines
erpGen Dilriftes in ber NGbe unlerer @rdnSen.
% nun bic Mu5ludteu auf bic Grncte 1ebr oerins
jiut, 10 me,ben ausgepebnte Gcrbe1eitun9en fir
bic BiHeljaeb i'm Stunt eetrrFen. @ludliaerwe;le
,p0eu 1a9 Seribten her Ipeben BON Der Mi1purt
VslS> Citation auridsefebrten 5alftreers unee-
beure Sceroeu 8ufsl ouf zen, Gctsau bss Dfii-
louri c)tmirts 3iebcn. Sn unermeblider Mn3abl
lnb le auf hem Gilc ubcr ben D2i0curi eeaangsn
unp es 1T fein 3meifel> ta6 RE Sflihen Gbene1
ypn Goectn III Der beYprl tsbeuoen Ja9cset nit
BuTeln 1tsrlaet lsin ,pereeu. DaS wirb cine
Msyelei a~bsete1, tpo9e9en bic i'm 8ricg teineu
gereleib auebalten mirc. Das Slut scn vielen
Xaulcnben BON Buh;ln tcirb bas vrariesras far>
ben unp nidt Der ebrwarpislte Bull Der mebrers
Sahraebno sin treuer Jubrer Der 5eerbe eewelen>
Miro Vder fem spr sem tudi14en Slsi.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-22

Muffaliibe8+ Dir erlebsn aus bem
Minpnm &eputliean, baB 5err prof. st ub r BE-
abl9tist, in Der erlen @p9e bes na9Ren Me-
mats Elm epncert in Dinpna gu oeben, lei benz
bic t~'rHe*:te @anseria, JrGul. &idinss. nit
mirfen ~ire. Diele DAME bat, 10 erfabrsn mir
nit @ersnisen> Elm engagement fir bic CONT
smcrlailun bel Yrpf. &ubr's Dyer 1T ct. paul
onseuummen un6 tIrfen mir teabalb ber 5cF-
nune leten, ben Suu,mer iiter and ilbers GSns
gu bSren, als bas 0etIle bes Srieees.
Da5 biesjabrise 20 an9erfef, tpel6es he.
fanntli@ int ndditen 5erbl lit ct. Waul fattfn'
ben ipQte, pirb Ieiper wobl auf einen einitiserpn
3eitpuatt serleet .uerben mii0en, ba bic ,@wereu
3eitlaufte benz @elinsen eines ipl@eu l1uterneb.
! mems au3uiebr entoesen fnb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-22
Oa8 auctte Meaimcut.

Da6 3treite He9iment 1T allp Don be,
9. ct. Nesierun9 an9enomraen poroen,
cine Ebatia9e, bic benz publifum burd
Proclamation te6 Sen. Nojutanten am
p%ersaneenen @onnabeno miteetbetlt murz
be. Wir wi0en a u 8 gutter 8ueue
bab pos &e9iment tI9tt9e Tlbre,
erbolten rpirc, uno eS 1T be6balb @brenz
fir cas- @olf bieles Staotes, TIA;
mentli& rofIr au iurQen, raB e6 nun ouG
rc9t balp Sousdbli9 peroe. Gbrenz
az abcr Yor allen 1T eS fit pie jun
oen beutlben Wdnner BON ct. Yaul
Ncib unp @lieo Der eutlden @pmpanie
III IS raid gu faQen.
S@ma9 iiber paS Deutl6tbum piel ts
Staates> penn nerlslbe unter 20 Gcmpaz
MEN nidt cine burdau6 oeutl9e ~ iteuen
mStonoei t! Melpet Gud, ceutl $e @ebr>
manner int 9auptquartier Der vunion
@uaroS", 3. Strabe neben Der Mrbeiterz
5aQe.
3artc @pr0falt+ - unlere 3rieser, bic
nun benz iensenten @trabl Der iubliGen @pnre
balb auseelest terben> SerSaufen Der 3arten@ pra>
falt un1erer ct. Yaul Damen Gin praftiI6ea
@9uBmittel fir psu SENT niAt bios, ~lonbern,
mas mebr tpertb 1T, fir ibr @pblbeFnben iter.
baupt. Die Dameu a,aren i'm 2aufe tieler @o.
DE emlie nit Der Mnfertieune npn ~Iiuneuen ga.
pusen beiaaftist, wel9e na@ approbirter gaccu
susel9nitten ll9 'iebr swedbienliG erpeiien mer,
ben, I'M 8ppf unb Naden Der Soloaten sor be,
@pnnenelutb gu i9uten; AUDI eesen @usquitra
birftsn ie nidt gang tpirfunsslcs fem.
Gin frehcr juneer Gamer - Gin
iureer Men1d> bier nur bel ieinem Gaufnamen
r@brif" 9enannt, ter lei 9erru q. Ruby ais
8aarteeper in Condition mar benuBte cine I'm.
pdBl'9feit 1eines prinsipal's lit Ter Madt spn
Montag auf Dienias, nit br 2abenfalIe mi
ben pretipitn 1einer 5srrldaft burd3ubrennsn
Der junse Dieb bat idpn fruber 8emeiie ~eeliefert
hob er ate Mnlasen gu einem ppllenteten @aune,
beIBt unb auf benz beltsn Weee 1T, Elm bpdlt &c.
meinl9aolides @ubjett gu perten. ugbria" If
BON reutl9er Nbtunft, unb cine Waile. @9leGtt
@r5iebuns unb 1blimme @eieQlGaft n1Haen bieIe<
6rii9tGen 10 I1nell reif gen,adt babsn.
! Iuf Der faISdhc,t Tihrfe. - uu1cru
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-22

Yrdrarirt no1 gprlGrift ben Cir s. GIarte,
81. D. Experimentation 2lrst Der RDniain.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-22

j. & 8, Wi((ius, Soint You(.
Griber MeYer II. @iQtuS.)
ct. paul Mtnne{pta.
Mu0er aIen iibrisen 8ran9en tes 8antse19af
tee tpienten mir unlere b~elcntere @ufmertiamfeit
bent Gerfaufe ppu
Medieln auf Deutl9lanp,
lopie auf bic 6aaptpldte Tranfreias, Gnalanbs,
oer @9pei5 uno Der Ser. @taaten uub t~rallren
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-22
Semtibe Sanf

T. II. g. @tfliui
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-04-10

wattomie Indian, named Black Hawk,
in our city. Edwards was . man Of
dissola,s habits. oftsn being in the Gus
tody of the law. and had jsss returned
after an absence of three or four months,
and inaugurated his advent into our
place with big drunk. Late in the
afternoon of Monday, Edwards and the
Indian we're riding about together upon
. pony. and shortly after dark. started
off toward the Ferry. in this condition.
Not long after, Edwards was seen riding
briskly back into town. knife in his
hand, and soon after, the Indian was
discovered near the road. in dying
condition. having two ghassly knife
wounds il his body. Edwards vas
Immediately apprehended. and placed,
by Sheriff Hale, in the city jail. under
the charge Of Constable French. Mon
day night the Indian died. and on
Tuesday. rumors were a6oat that Black
Hawks Indian friends had determined
TO avenge his murder 10 the death Of
Edwards. Tuesday night. Mr.. French
was awakened by knocks at the Jail
door. and upon inquiring who was
there. received in answer the name Of
"Hale." Not thinking but all was
right, he unboltsd the door to admit
whom he supposed was Sheriff Hale,
but no sooner was the door pulled open
than blanket was thrown over his
head and his hands tied. His assistant,
a Mr.. Wiuans. was served in the same
manner, when they were allowed to 60.
Coming up into town. they summoned
assistance. were released and returned
to the jail. and found Edwards suspend
ed by rope. in the jail, and dead. No
clue as to who we're the perpetrators has
yet been discoyered.-Tcpeka Tribune.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-04-10
Appointments in tho South.

The report that Mr.. Blair had de-
clared . purpose to appoint none but
Republicans to Office, in the Southern
States. has been authoritatively contra
dicted. We are glad that the rumor
had no foundation. and trust that the
Administration will SO distribute its
patronage at the south. as to most effec-
.ually strengthen the royal men Of all
parties who carry the flag. and keep
step to the music Of the Union. 1t
certainly would be the height Of folly.
as we'll as the height Of injustice. to
adopt contrary policy.
We do not say that the true and
brave men who have upheld the Repub-
lican banner. in the midst OF slavery.
should not be recognized BY the dis
pensers Of official favors; but that n
due regard should be had to the Onion
sentiment in the slave-holding States.
and that all the influence OF the Ad-
mistration should be used to concen-
trate and sustain it. If this can be
done by avoiding appointments that are
not acceptable to the patriotic citizens
Of the South.-such as Andrew John
son. Henry Winter Davis, Sherrard Gle
mems. and their followers.-is should
be done by all means. Where the Re-
pubiieans form any considerable por-
lion Of Southern community. they
are certainly entitled to bear off the
"spoils." In most other cases. fealty
to the Government ought to be the
only political test. and those who
have firmly opposed treason and rebel
lion should be remembered and reward.
ed. This may perhaps do something
towards the preservation Of the Union.
and, at all events. the Concession is a
just and proper one. Far better the
sacrifice Of party usages and party
than the sacrifice of vital
and cherished principles.-Leap. Tines.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-04-10
Evening Report.
A BATCH or RUxoRs coxrRApicrEp.

BATCH OF RUN0Rs coxrRApicrEp.
st. Louis. April 9th. P. M.-Eastern
and Southern dispatches are very un-
satisfactory and contradictory.
Ii is now denied that Major Ander-
sons supplies have been cut off. This
denial comes from different quarters.
II is also said that the Southern
Commissioners express the belief that
a peaceful policy will prevail: il is also
denied that they have taken house in
Washington. or intend 10 do SO.
A New York dispatch to day, says
the steamer Illinois has been chartered
by the Government. and adds: It 40.
pears that the only steamers yet char
tered by the Government are the Allan
tic and Illinois. The former is fitting 10
carry 900 troops and provisions for six
ty days. The Powhattan is probably
detailed to convey them to their desti-
nation. a
The Corvette. Savannah. will prob
ably be put in charge Of workmen to-
day.
Two companies are reported to have
left Fort Hamilton last hight.
The steamer Water Witch was 10
have gone into commission at PLiladel-
phia yesterday.
Large Quantities of army stores were
shipped from the river last night. on
board tic Atlantic.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-04-10

calling and are not seeking to live off Of
the public. 1t will save thousands OF
dollars annually to our State, and tens
of thousands to the counties. Put aside
the men who clamor for Offices, and
take up those who are more worthy.
but whose modes,y keeps them in re-
tirement. If this becomes the rule,
Kansas will be the model State OF the
Union in less than ten years. Ponder
upon these suggestions, fellow-citizens,
and "act well your part" and future
generations will bless you.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-04-10
Senators Elected.

On Thursday last, in the afternoon,
the two branches Of the State Legisla-
ture met in joint session for the election
of two United States Senators. The
FIRST ballot was had but before the result
wasdeclared members began changing
their votes from one candidate to anoth-
er. Amid a scene of indescribable
confusion, this changing Of votes was
kept up for two hours - men leaving
their seats to strengthen the knees Of
the faltering. or, where interest dictated
the opposite course. to induce the
wagering to vote for their favorite can
didate. Finally the result was an
aouuced, and Gen. JAMES II. LASE and
Gen. SAMUEL C. PoMERoY were declared
duly elected US. Senators for the State
Of Kansas.
We are truly glad the election is over.
We took no part in the fight, not be-
cause we felt no interest in the matter;
but because the members OF the legis-
lature were elected to certain degree
upon the issue Of the future election Ol
Senators, and for the further and strong
er reason that we believed bitter news.
paper discussion on this subject would
engender bad feeling and create Sec
tional jealousies that would prove det.
rimental to the best interests Of the
State. We believe the discussion was
characterized with too much severity
but We hope the fears we entertained ol
the result will prove not 10 have been
well founded; and that the welfare Of
the State, and not the particular inter
ests Of certain localities, will receive the
earnest CO. operation of our Senators.
Gen. Lane and Gen. Pomeroy have
been identified with Kansas ever since
its first settlement, and their course here
is better known than We can here tell it.
They are loyal TO the Union. firm for
Freedom. and patriotic in their attach
ment to their country. and We believe
dsey will M,hfully represent the polit-
ical sentiments Of the State to which
they owe their elevation.
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ST. LOUIS. April g.

ST. LOUIS. Aprll S-P. u.
A Charleston dispatch Of the 7,h
states that Gen. Beauregard this morn
ing issued an order and sent a special
messenger to Major Anderson, giving
him an official notification that ali inter
course between Fort Sumter and the
city would be prohibited from that date.
All the posts have been strengthened.
and two additional regiments are ex-
pected from the interior.
The New York Herald's Charleston
dispatch Of the 9th. says:
Reliable information has been receiy.
ed from the North that reinforcements
have been ordered to Sumter. accom-.
panied by squadron under Capt.
Suingham. Five thousand Southern
men, in addition to those now in the
Notifications. are ready to take the field
in twenty -four hours.
The ultimatum Of siege or surren-
der has not yet been sent to Maio,
Anderson, but with the supplies to day
he was notified by Beauregard that they
are the last lie will receive. which is
equivalent to declaration Of hostili,ies.
This is positive.
Troops have been ordered to rendez-
vous APPOINTS remote from Charleston.
but within supporting distance,to watch
the movements of the enemy.
Gov. Pickens is to-day inspecting the
batteries. accompanied by his council
and senior officers. Bloodshed is re-
garded as inevitable.
A formal demand for the surrender
Of Fort Sumter has not been made,
and may not be.
The regular Washington dispatch Of
the 7th says:
Army and Navy officers. in common
with others. are unacquainted with the
present military movements. but believe
it is principally for Texas. Houston
has given full adyices TO federal author
tiles. and the result. It is anticipated,
will be his re-estsblishment in the Ex-
ecutive chair Of Texas.
The troops in the neighborhoed Of
Pickens on board the Y. S. vessels, are
considered sufficient in number to rein.
force that Fort. If this design has not
already been consummatsd.
The Herald's special dispatch from
Washington says high official of this
Government left this day for Mont
gomery. on mission to the Govern
ment Of the Confederate States.
Lieut.. Talbot carried an order for the
evacuation Of Sumter.
Dispatches from Montgomery render
it perfectly certain that there will be
no attack on Pickens or Sumter.
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