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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-20

nen,r1sn. fue burdaus auperldlfs. Nab alien
BEN genannten Bear1tta BIG ttst pcrlirstnesn
1batfa@tn mar bfr Durbfanittsbstrae Der Mai-
'tenernbte % Bul9el per Mder. Die sprsuelid
eetauten maiaenorten tparen Der r9onaeaglub, "
. SeutdGife" unb sNtOgrant", bte!3eit Der Mus-
iaat in alien Sbeiien bes gtaats sismli@ elei@-
md6;s pOm Is. Mars Bis Deitte 9lpril, :3sit ser
Grntte bic eritt Mrbe bss @usuf. @ir Fnbsn,
bab In ~einaelnen gaaen auf einemM derftide Gter
80, ia beeeutenb uber 40Bulael s~ternetst purten
70 auf sinem 9ldsr in @oie 3upn. RamIep Co.,
46 8ui@sI. Den @efammtbetrag Der Grntte mi,
srSberer @enauiefeit au ermitteln it mod imme,
Gas 8emaben hes ltatifil9en &pmmiGars.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-20

Mn,tiss Np. 2. (5iebs bic poEasbsnbe'}
<5erner 1nh 2o,ratbia in eer ccut'd'e7
Q3ub~ uuD Wu}iF~ DanDlung
fuu 3>b. Npbr 1T %. Naul
{ Is1zSy ri1et, ueDsn bet ppf, STRce) unb ipsreen
Iat sic beQeperoen v'sils potfrei p%sr>'not:
Yer99nue, yarber. uno 8rlfsrEuuos,
s BE-, eleB. 8~crnnesa $l2,5O.-spaul &c Sode
5umrriHjits Nomans, rgSsesr nc ne1
tyuue.fprt"1 81 &ts.; vIas pelBe paus", ~
Nt3.; Cd nsi1v Nnna" 81 90, a@sere'ns". To
SIS, .-Mier. Dumas, yltpnIe &brnto" $2'Oo.-
,yelln in Gnsuanp" (fur &lnetrj W etS' notT
Euuuslpcisr", oeey laltsss @eifihtsn nNp e'n!~
ti3} Airey, 40 GI5.
'Moyeuu'8 4u59opsn init en8i, Serts> ccmpls'
III Nlaoigr- Nus5u8: NoiIni's Stnbat tauter,
~ G!s.; MenbeIsIobn5 Sratorlp sSt. ;paul",
elyGt5. ; Saqoens: De 49, fun 9, Si,25;
0Gaoe!'5 rMeiiiast@ 50 Gt5.; 70. J"oas
" GeraboI IS. 80 Gf5.
Wb. 9trbr it M9snI fir esn Norepel1sn enn
WopeQp III rpnpou >. Gitlpn Il So., Bolton &C.
uuc tnD As; ;bin ista tie ~Nenslts1 @ompe''ttVnsu
oeryatbi9.
EMuls;ritunQ nGrGncfIi.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-20

Sampfe Xtfore+ - Die beutl4en Detail
Sertaufer pom 2ttpren unb Weinsu, pel9e bic
rAnsasn" in @t.paul ~fennen, pi7en gut senue,
bab BE 3erren Btnt unb 1beoba1b einen
9urratb an eblen uab uuserfall9ten Mrtifelu biz
ftr @rt auf 2aser baten, Der Don bemienieen tel
ner @robbanbluns on bieiisem plase absrtrcFeu
rirb. Die 5srren babea ieit -Sabren in tbrer
@ei9dftsbronde in unierer statt int Bprber-
erurbe seftanbtn unb ntuantommenben @el9afts.
leuten fnb mir oerpFi9tet, in ibreu, SntereEe ebiee
MittbeiIung III MAIDEN.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-20

@ebr b68. @ir bGren leibsr bGufse Ala~
gen sen 6armern, bab has raube Metter f. ser>
binbere, bic @aat in ben BOben au brineex. @oute
@Oats ni9t bale zine Aeueeruns gum 8sTtrn elm
tretsn, 70 harften iebr l@lirume Jelsen Der Ser
a~Geerung Der Musloat gu beflr&ten le;n.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-20


Neuetablirtes
@ctn @c1Daft+
@eprJ Benh
Jmpprteur UNI @robz unD &leinbanole1
,rn aus ieinem @eturtsprt Dtbcfen impcrtirtem
Rebenlaft Don serihispenen Satreaneeu, ais:
SRbofer- 1954ssr 5000 per 5!al9e,
1S57Ger O.75 y
1S58eer 100 ,
.ertauft b~ieielhen bel Der 0alpu, bein, Dubent
5la19en poer Ter .Ginseluen, beim Sbcppen, BAL
CT 99pppen unb @las in leiner
@einbale, 9ritte. CITRATE,
swii6en Marfst~ II. Walbtnston- Ctr,
Trend'S Stetn9etdune,
Dssgletben iup bert ltet5 au babsn;
Trtfbe SDners,
bas Dusrnb gu 80 @enta.
Ae1ter Sdweiser u1p %2imburoet Safe
5drin9e, SorpeQen u, Sarptnen.
1erner: Muses5apnetes pittsbureb Ais
-fr IVA bttN ' y VI
Nrten.
@cpie snblib MQes, pas man lit elmer rob[-
uneertbteten WeinhaQe 5u firbeN %eripartet, ein~
,1lteblth elmer erceueNten
SaoGnna=g ioarrp.
VorFsbenbes II Alfs gut unh in rsiaer TIQg
,orrdtbie bet
Oeprs Bens.
o. Sebsn Mprsen upertsr Cur d.
liz @ l % @HssssazEzzl:ss;sszss:a6aasBBza;EzE.:szzzz#ZERaa5aRslIIsssE..@zIlssHI
Nab Sem Sfteu.
1861. 1861.
Mlilu, aufess uniIp @Nrairie bu Ghteu.
Gifeubatn.
Hriber Milmaufee & M. ST. ST.
bur@ mad Milmaufee II. GbieagO obne Wdseoas
gu tpeblelu.
Die t~iraete ianellte unb ~hireftefe Nputt BON
alien Yunften aSrtlid unp ncrtps1lib na9 Sra
bill on, Sanessile, @bieagp> Milmautee, Detroit,
&leSelanb. Buffalo, Duufirt, Niasara Sails,
Gcroutc, Montrsal, Epbeier, MLbany, ct. 2pui8s
Cincinnati, Nsp<gort> Botuu, wpiaselptia,
Baltimore &c. &c,
pratrie pu @bten &oute.
XIV tu@3Stts ptnUtnhNp A!tp GtiS!teltS JtCuIe nQU
benz Often. Va1agtere auf bie|er Ncute %torfnten
in p1drie bu gbien UNI 8 ubr 9crn. at chad,
benz Brabfad an Bcrp Der DGmpfer) unb fprn-
men BET Sage naG Gbicago rbns bic Waaapns ~
tpe@itln au rebter 3eit, UNI su @tenb gu ellen uno
bic Nbene3lse nob bent Citen gu uebn,en, pber
mad Muwautee sl redter 3sit fit baS Nbenhbcct
ber Detroit. uub MilpaateerGi jsnbabn <Qinie.
Die BOrte tieier 2inie b~efHreern feline Qaubprs-
butte mad Qa&rp1e unb baber besbalb teiuen Muf.
entbalt an jenem Ylaee. Das publifum BARI
fl9 auf eias iidere @erbinbung ter 0inien in Wrai,
rie bu Gtien bsrlaIen.
Sir gepdd tuerben Gr1pfangs- 5beiue osaebeu
bu19 mad alien punften 6ltlid unp iuoltG.
Seine @rtra~ 3abluns 1ir Omuitafe in Chi
eeose: Aussa5einnets Sdlafpassons auf all
len Naht3ugen.
urd-Eide's 81 erbalten BET q. Z. gbo,e ms
terbesb hes Winslpu- 5aulcS, ct. Mntbpnp :: :
2. 1bcnplon, unterba!b bss Niepaet- 6auies n
Winneapplis; Q. %. Armfrcns, @tiupater.
une bei alien Nsenten Spil9en ct. Waut unb
Yrairte hu; Gbieu.
gbds. 9%bomYlpn, GifetsMoeut,
ede Der 9aflcnfg TRACE uns Ganfuua.
8erup Y. 9bambltn, Grept<N aeuten,
W. 9aruis, Gupsrintenpent.
e.p 8aepn> General iidet. Maeu,, ~
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-20

@inona+-Der rNepubliean" ppn 10. bs.
ldreibt: SmGansen purben bel Der leBten@ tabt-
wabl 632@ timu,en absegeten; ba ,penistens BON
rspublitaniiaer Seite feline Observation-Disclosures.
gen sema&t tuurben, bic eelammte @timmfraft
bsrStaet auf BENG aslpIase 3u entfaltsn> 70 ssr~
ratb bisits Dutum cine srbsbli9s ;3unabme Der
BesSlteruns, bsnn in osrGrubiabrapabl Don 1860
puresu rur 504 @timmtn absee.tsn. Die tuirt.
ii& anidiiise SeoSlfsrune Der @taet 1T iess erD-
Der, ais biz ~aniaiiee unb wsnoernte gu irsent ei~
ner {rubern !3est acknowledgements.
Wai5enfraat BON @itpna tad ct. 0cuie 1T
auf 123 Gents per Buidel se(ieeen.
Spbn Sliptr, Elm abl9euli9er @prineinsfelb>
p~erleitets unter sinem neutrality-suspicious. Gin SRI.
GRAY bon Stpdtpn, Winuna Co., BON Benz pfabe
Der Gusenb absupeiden. Das BrGuleiu perflaste
ben lodsrn 3ti18 auf $1,000 Gntl9abiguugsaelp
-tas liebe Sinh bat ibreGbre ,pie ma 1ebt nidt
aQsu bod tarirt-unt bas @s19wprenen .@eridt
b~epiaiete ipr $500. ga Silver reut ab" III, 10
wirb er ble@en mii1en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-20

Ueuer unD Jnlanb~
Saar-eapttai. ,-- SOC, 900
ueberigub an 1, SAM 1S6O....... 500 900
Setrieb5< &apitaI $2,t94, Ogn
Uls D0lsrbaftiefeif uuo ;,3uperldjIaf elmer
0eti'fpfrunge e 1eleulbaft tanat mebr psn Der
Natur Der SaGe ais Bon Der aNaNe n~erleIbeu ub.
mir lenfen saber bic Aufmertjamtsit hes U,bIi-
tNras auf bic foleenhe
specification pe6 Betriebe - Gapital Der
Netna So.
Saar 947o<6 4s 90
9st' S'aa1en o@PFps: S!oa 156,75 90
staata-Soucss BON yiep-W sri, okie,
1ennsnes> Rentuds> WiIpuri, sri
p'gaa IMP JneIana 224,S 8 GU
Stot pOn Nsm-gp OFT Staot-gontsn 6l9,7 40 90
Stcf Ycn 5artfpro 8anten 242,300 10
Stpd Don anpern 8anfsn 1856 N)
bombs BON ben Stanten Sartfsrb.
Sreotl9n, NcdeItsr uno Serles 2O9. $50 90
Sird Der partTorb uno Mepbasea Gi-
Isubahn 40 nno N.
9trd pun orterr Gilenta5neu 2e,sSG no no
Sted pon Der Connecticut Riper Co. $50 ;n
unperlduloetes @ruuoeisentbum 1896 90
Sdnloiees 0els ouf 5ypptbefen asa 20
Gin3utalIrenpe Bills 7,Oa0 Ni
$2>194 ,OOO 90
Die Metna bat an Biiyser spn ct. Saul fir
Neriuite be6abli p.e fplgt:
gin Charles $, Oates $1,000 90
YIN 5ablett u. Itpmplpu 1870 90
Nn Sting u. Nt9 1000 co
Mn Urau %. 6. 5tGates f.LWl no
Nn Nmberlt MS.aS1gbty $500 90
NA ). ~. 5!nd So 90
Sin Or. Mlhsr!i 535 ~
Nt 2bepnpr Uren9 3.5UO 90
Nn putnam y. 2e9er5 So CO
Nn ~. Sa'le9 Is 90
Nm Soitfb ~. MarIbau 800 90
S15,29 90
@s'idsrungen fir Zen biuuenldnpilagr
VuterzIrausport.
Nte AstNa osrlibcrt Ct, paul aeuasuteu
:Naaren auT benz 5raNapcet BON unb mad, BEN
S'ten UNI Si'asn urtsr ben sin(tiaIea Bebinss
ungs1,.,
Os. Msebles, mesnt,
Np. 6 Mpeers' &tct,
neer ehae. Bisslpu'S Gilenipaaysnnry
o. DC beutltsn Mitbareer fnb belpus.ys
oarauF auTmssF|am semaGt, bag
5erv 81. Riefsr
nepsa perm MotleY gum Central Mesn.sp
l"r unlsrn Staat bcn Der otfn eetp1Htsr Gan.
pas''e a%nesltsut u,1o b%eooumdhtigt III, NsrOberuu-
gen an5nhepa'en uno bic nStbisen Vapisrs barlbsr
alls3uiteQea.
% 90 - ~ --Es-
Nm - ~-,~G@ - ~ u -
H. observation-disclosures,
Ste Strabe, swildea geoar 1t. Mitnneloto.
ct. paul, Winn.
seNeute Nrtett wiro III Der oauerpaftsgea Beis
une pron,pt ~pefertiet.
Yin ocllltanoige6 W6ostin1snt BON
lu9en>
Galtmiren unp
WstsnitoFen
boltsn mir lfsts sorrGtbia.
Gbentan$ ferti9e afeiber.
gelpnbfre Scrgfaltt pira auf ben 5dnftt hsr
Hlettunasfiite Sertpenbft
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-20

Ner hntsrset9nete beebrt fa, hermit BIN bent.
,psn Yun''tunt 1T Minneiuta aaSusetsen, BAT Ct
son 9al1aa naH 81. paul iteresisfeIt III !aa
s'u Spuh- UNI sheteIseItaft in bsn etenas-
auT oes Selts euoefsrtist uns fint nets nprrathio
le1ae uns oreiaars, ssEabts uub xespsdssss gfiafs
unb S9ube. >.%'.-s "
Oeetre Fa1ben, bic mid nit MuFtrYasn bs,b.
zen, tpfree i1 bsnsibt fem, betens aGfr.sseu III asi.
zen. 3l. Satg Sspswartb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-20

Moroberfub. Wdbreno Wm. M|bIey
Sones, ein befanntsrB !irser ron Winona, in Ct.
Norton'5 @a'oou in >ieler 5tabt NIT elmer par-
tie giaiare &'.'sft;st par, .rat WbilippM urrilpn,
bsber Sones' 7niimisr 0reunb> in bas 2ptal, Neute
}h Sones eeseniber unb feuerte faltblItis Elm Wi-
aol auf beien 8rut ob. CT purpe ipfort feliee-
ncn,men une, cbwpbl man i'd bereits bemIbt bat,
dber zen Sepsserune Der 1bat etpas su s1fabren,
70 .par bod niats aus bem@efansenen ~beraus3u~
brinsen. Man nsrnutbet, baB Murrilon seifes-
trant lei. 0ladli9e:peiie 1T Sones ni&t tSbHi9
hertNNtthc&-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-20

Die ~firaeite I9neaHe unb hirefteRe Noutt BON
alien Yrnften ,,Srtlid unp norbwetlid had Sra
bilpn> Sanessils, Gbicaee> Mil!pautee, Detroit,
@le1elanb. Buffalo, Duntirt, Niasara Sails,
&crcntc> Wontrsal, Eubener, Mlbany, @t. 2pui5,
Cincinnati, Nsp-gurt> Bufun, ppilaselpbia,
Rnltin1nre &C. 1c
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-20

5. ). 8ater, @taAs11ecretair.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-11
DIR. .. ne. McLean,s Volcanic o.t
f.iuf linen
THk BEsr ExrrRSAL N TIN WORLD, foE NJ,
an Rrasr

THk BEsT ExrERNAI II TIN MoRLp. ,os n.
OR BEAST
Thousands IT human beings bav. been ssx.d lf.
OF deoreptitads aud MISERY, by the u this nxal
liable LiIVneni- II Will relieve PAIN almost lnssL
tane"asly snd u viii cleanse. purify ard heal the
foulsst SOhk IN an Incredibly short time. kcLFASS
VOLCANIC OIL LISiNkST will relieve. te rnosi IN.
vcteraie csses II kheumstism. Goui, % Neuralgia =
For Paralysis Contracted Muscle Stiss~~s 20 W..k-
se-s ia the Jatsts, Muscles OF Il viii n~<
IT faii. Two applications vii cure Sore Tfarost
Headache - ksrache. For Burns o. Scalds " an,
Pain. a j. an iufallitle remedy Try IL and yoa WI,
md u an Indispensable remedy Keep II always &
baud.
PLANTERS FARMERS OF any che having CHAR I. 4.
u horse. viii save money by using McLesn's vi
cAillc Oh lAnnent- Il II ; speedy and infaiibls
cure fos calls. Sprjns. Cbsfes Swellings Iane,.s..
ss-sney. Sore, nounds Scratches, any eNs.sI.
diseases. Try IL and you will b. convinced
Dr. .. ID. McG.can. sole Propriess.
taSdwy Saint Lou.r ~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-11
The War in Missouri.

The slspatsses of Yesterday and last night
leave no doubt Of severe engagement. IN
Southwestern Missouri. between the rebel
torce> under Jackson. and Col SaeKI :
command Of FeierAi troops The dispatches
are contradictory. AMI unsatisfactory. They
represent that an immense force Of rebels
"a. arravei sgaiBs, Col snesl. and the first
Intelligence "a. that he had met ~ith rever
So This. however vas subsequently, con
tr.dictei IN a great exseaf. u will doubtless
he found when The facts sranspire. that Col.
Sklca1 has gained positive advantage over
the sebsl-. and has acted prudently and care
fally under The orders Of Gen. LroS. The
programme Tor the sxtincsion of the rebel
hon IN Missouri. ~ill be steadily worked out.
antil ne lat seee<-ioni-t j. -iiencea or run
out II the safe We DO not credit the iele
Sraphis kgures ~ to the number Of the enc
my. or the mortality on either sde The
hsttie fell 1. Ear removed from railway %
teisgrsphic communication AMI the accounts
conc - - doahsie.s highly eolcrcd ~
mes.-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-11

A number of States have passed ordinan-
ances Of secession. have organized govern
ment hostile 10 that Of the United States
have elected President. Vice President. a
Congress, and Judges OF their eourts-hase
seized the forts. property and none, Of the
xovernment---iaye opened var against the
United States-hase called more than Que
hundred and fifty thousand men under arms
have declared that they will never render al.
lesiance 20 the United states government
and constitution again on any terms-that
they have nov a government Of theis own.
and have no compromises 10 make ~ith the
.ssid defnncf Iaien. - and that all they desire
= To be Ut sisas- And. strange 20 say, &c
hear. now and then. Of man Who i for haS-
ing the government, make peace with these
rebels upon such terms A. uli please them.
and vet who calls himself Union man -
such men want tn save the Union Nv disssis-
,ag Il, They love the union intensely. but
peace-peace : 40 precious 10 their souls
that lhev would disrupt 10 for the sake Of
peace
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-11

Fr0n the fntisnspoli. Journal II yesterday.
Hon. c. L. Murray, Sergeant Major of the
oh regiment. Col. Milroyi-. arrived Il. this
city Yesterday on his way To his home m FIX
hart county. tie len Bnckhannon on Sanda,
morning. anil brings ~ the latest authentic
news ~e have Of the movements Of the troofs
10 Western Virginia. ne ssys at daylight on
~uniss the troops under Gen Mcclellan. In
four divisions. took M the line OF tnsrch
against the rebels, under Ex.Congressnsan
Garrett. encsmped az laurel Hill, twelve
miles from Buckhannon IL was the inisn
ton to surround their camp and force them
20 surrender. II possible. without a battle. or,
failing IN that. 10 induce them 20 make
another an the advancing columns Of the
Federal troops. In either event the capture
OF total rout of the enems would he sure
thing The rebels were short Of pro, isions.
and could rot remain bemmci IA without
a hight or q surrender
The Virginia rebels. Mr. Murray says. are
poorly drilled aud badly disciplined. and great
eowzrls ~ithai. The loysl Nirginisns are
more bitter against the -ece~sioni-t- than sve
the Indian. and Ohio trcoV~. and are dali,
taking ap arms against those Eho have
brought mach sroable en- the coantry -
Thsy ~snt no quarter shown the rebels. but
al found IN arms against the covernmsnf-
Ia the valley Of The Great kana~ha the strife
between the Union men and 4ece<~ionists =
very bitter. In many instances brothers are
sFrsvcl against brothers and fathers and snns
opposing each other N The great contest -
Frequently tlis unnatural strife breaks out
a. herce qnsrrels. resulting IN he death 81
individuals by neixhhor- ~ near relative
The country = IN 4 dreadfnl condition aud
the pnion mea impatient for the arrival q
Government trooT~ m she hops thai quiet
snd order mas he restored.
A r~ccrt that IN Governor " - and forfv
Of 30 suite had been killed :, the Uniouists
81 the ksns-ka -xs Sea~fsIi, believed IN
The railroad md river towns ~ Western w
Einsa " tho : The case one immense letter
srif>r. and nuisance generally. has besn ssni
% be snsi scceuns Tie ne.s !. nso>s TOO
good 20 10 tree.
Ssreons bobs< AMI Thomp-on had .rrive.i
81 Bork hanDos, and accompanied the sEg<ii
ton - f~sr~i Hil
Mr. Nurrsy reports considerable s.ckn-ss
among the troor~- gxisuPsliy disfrhes. re
sailing from espo<cre. and the 80 q The -osl
water q The Epouni&ins- There ~sre laf
f>- s~tfoas czse- IN any 81 tie csmy~
Col xiiress regiment 9TH shortly r~sans
homo. wh>re sko~e vho parposs gsSnr INTO
the three years s~rtice vii remain tee .eek.
f,r the psry-r>< ef recruiting The regiment az
D. the requisite nnnb<r c.yssin Csmeron
and most Of b coETsay viii 40 for the ~sr
C.pssin Ncs-fy s1A III ensrs company are
in Ser three YEAR Tie ssxios<s. sfsss
hs return home. ell bs PIT INTO tks s<ii
sssin a ~ ssds Sss % possible L<pans
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-11

VIZ notice statement in the indianapolis
Journal of Yesterday. to the effect that the
notes Of several of the Free Banks OF this
State had been discreditei nv parties in la
fayette. and among them were the issues OF
the Prairie CITY Bank of this city. We can
not speak a. TO the securities Of the others.
but we have the best reasons Tor knowing
that the Stocks pledged by the Prairie
City" exceeds in value by considerable
sun the amount Of her circulation, that she
has never refused 20 redeem her notes when
presented. and that her Stockholders are
among our best and ~eAithie-t citizens--and
We would advise our friends in Lafayette and
elsewhere. not "a decline any amount Of her
paper they can get hold Of in these hard
time-.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-11

TIM New York Day Book, publishes an
account Of "a large aud dsmsasfrafip> Dem
oeratic meeting n Tere Hsase. on the
18th Of last moash. At which il saws "a re-
oiution ~as passed % thoroughly organize the
Democrats party. and ~rfer tAe ,iel@ al once
~ opposition 10 fA< frasfoross and destructive
seAemes Of The Republican party" We heard
Of meeting At the time here referred to. but
asit vas held after the fashion Of the old
Know Nothing lodges. where nobcd, bat the
Initiated we're AIlo~ Ell to 60. We had not ex
actly learned the extent Of IL doinss VIII
sonebosi, sbo knows. tell u whether the
Day Bsoi truly reports lis proceedings
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-11

has been selected a. the recruiting head
quarters.
Mr. Murray relates many amusing Incl
uenis that occurred during the march on the
h,sht presioasto the capture Of PhillippA. one
VI mich was mistaken order conveyed %
u'e rear guard of tlse advancing column 20
eharse oayonets As the BOYS we're. al
that particular time. in a narroy rayine. with
rocks and hills on each side Of them. aud in
the midst Of darkness 80 dense that not |.
man could see his eomrAie immediately in
front of him. the ridiealousnsss Of such an
order s4s apparent 70 every one, and hearty
burst of laughter rung forth along the whole
line. ast a. some members Of the forward
companies we're discharging old loads from
their masket-. and producing momentary
impression. through the thick darkness. on
the rear companies. that the tight had com
menced.
Col. Dumonts health was feeble. bat his
spirit vas strong and ardent. Major Gordon
intended 10 leave for home after the expec
tel fight at Laurel Hill was over
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-11

The .Jssrn4si <ee~ M distncsios between
the condition of shings tsrsrs and after the at
tsrk upon fort Sasat~r and therefore %
concla..es that. hecaasc -e -er. for compro-
ussinz wssa The >oeth l.st January. .e must
lss-rrss AMY t-e - no~ . maintain csnsis
ieacs. Is ha.l ssmper make Il sill, We
~src Tor comproms>e antil the rebel arasy II
a~srly f<a fse-.esi men hre.i apon The little
garrison Of Samtsr. and battered 'ie-n -
wails. aud began their tr2isoross gar N es
Pei he Authority OF the Government from
ne seeded sasses- We ~efe - ocrnpsonsss
~ ap - that tisps that se sere ready % DO
nas<t aaythin< and - rsske sns reasonable
sacrifice - ave the Uaiss AL keep a from
acknowledgements Rus that sef q <sy chang
e.i the condition. Of thinxs. N our wee. snd
&C coad zee 40 other cay Cor the Govern
meat - act. hss 20 take up arms - &c
u. s~n defence. Therefore. &c sere for
th.s-and NV that IN. !. aone. -s desire
- ses he Authority II he eosernn<ss main
,a;aed. Bat the ys-rssi th.nk. that Tie f-es
Of the var being begun BY the sece-sioni<ss.
As~p~ns- ~ ucshin<s-shzs si.sv nav ezn one
knrslrsa AMI hits shou~~s<i ns~~ INTO nc
heii. 10 rasiss.in Gosernm>ss er~eI~i n
defiance II ne Con.fitasiss. sad ihss tie
United States should e. nsthins tui Id
.s<Es sisn<'
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-11
Tur New York Dag Bssi. the leading 0

THE New York Dag Bsek the leading or
gan Of the Democracy in New York. Is for
coraprsmise too IL. of course. speaks for its
PARTY. and that its "only compromises Is the
Incorporation of the Dred Seen decision IN
the Constitution. which. with an intelligent
and healthy public opinion to sustain IT, would
bs amply sufficient" IN its opinion. TO bring
things 20 rights again. BY means of this, il
.ays. ne should % on acquiring more terri
torn Soathrard. and - ire did % The planters
Of Maryiand. pfryisia. keataeky. Missouri.
DC. srouid migrate nth their 'slares 10 the
Gull Coasf. 70 Cuba. Jamaica. Saa Domingo,
Central Anser,ea. &c" Now, this IS plain
AMI frank and everybody can understand It,
l. il a part Of the platform upon which the
Democracy ont this way are 'sFersr'ns 10
srsaHi-e''
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-11

THE teIegraphic dispatches Of last night in
dicate that battle has occurred or Sill yer,
-oon occur at or near Laurel Hill. Virginia.
Events now indicate that General MccLkI
I.Ss division will open the grand engage
u1ent II this be so. the troops of our state.
who have last gone forward. viii be IN the
battle. We NAY expect stirring news from
Western Virginia in the next forty eight
hour.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-11

The death Of Abdul Meiid. Sultan OF Tur.
key. Is announced in the news by the Great
Eastern The Sultan was born Nav 8, Is22
At the death Of his father. Mshmoud III In
lSJs. Abdul Mejid assembled the throne tie
found the affairs of the empire in almost in
extricable complication. and his naturally
weak aud pliable character wonld have secar
ed his overthrow. bat for the Intervention of
England aud Germany against Mehemet Ali
who had led Egypt into revolt, and the Sui
tsns Grand Admiral, who treacherously sur
rendered all his fleet TO his enemy By the
treaties Of 1910 aad 1871, Turkey was adj
nitted into the political system of Europe.
and from that day the Sultan has been pas
siye in the hands of western diplomacy. BY
the advice of Redshid Pssha. his yizier. he
made many important reforms in the admin
istration of justice, the liberation of religion.
the educational system and the financial lev
les of the empire. lie offered a sacred asy
lum to the refugees of Hungary, and rather
than violate Mohammedan's traditional hos
pitality, ran the risk of serious war For
the last ten years OF his life he has been de
strcying his nerves and brain by dissipation;
and his long expected death ha, ut length
come, as the result Of that means.-N Y.
Herald
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-11

THr companies required 70 I'll the recent
sesas-ition on this STATE. are RAPIDLY eonoea
srating At their respective rendezvous. The
camps at indianapolis are filing up. and the
whole city Is alive sith the hustle Of wsrliks
preparation.