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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-07-27
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6reberid @ippermau11,
Seutibe 8anf,

ct. paul Mtnnel pta.
@elb. 8riefe> peer Ma@ri&ten lieeen Dor fir
Nr. 1870, Spbann @fart.
n 1872, Spbann Martin MuQer.
u 147. S. .. 6. Spbn1pn.
II 157 6. Gutenberg.
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s. u. g. @iIliue.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-07-27

N+ 5err 81 abler BON rcr Girma SngerIcD
unb Comp. bat uns beauftraet, bic fir bic serebr>
ten Hamen jebAfaQs bD9lt interel1ants Msuis-
felt rit3uteeilen> rab bas rei@e MGprtiment Der
9anelune an SOmmermaaren gu unsemSbnli@
btai9en preiien CUR &erfueuns febt, mie nidt
minter lammtlide Mrtifel, teren Mntauf Der font
menbe Beoarf mag miiniaenemertb erl9einen
foTen
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-07-27
Seutibe Souf

+: & 8. wi((ius, Saint paul.
GrQber Meyer II. @iQtuS.)
St' paul, Minne1pta.
Mu1er aQen ubri9en BranGeu bes Ba%nfaejdGf,
ties pion1en tpir unlere %belonpere @ufmertlamfeit
benz Verfaufe BON
Me6leln auf Deutldlanb,
ionic auf bic 9auptplabe 6raufreids, Gnolonbs,
Der @4wet3 unb Der Ser. @taaten unb tra1jreu
tpir unter Nnbern auf fpleente eurppGai l9e 5au fer.
Iuesbure. 5. 8. @@G3ler>
Sa1el> Yailaoant II. g.,
8erlin, Nnbalt II. Wasener,
gremenl Quberina IT,. g..
&alel, 0ebruber YfeiFer.
ecblen5, Qecpolb Seliamann,,
86ln.. 2eopplb Selieman,,
8rantturt a. w., p u. s. be NeufpiQe,
Seassea, &alsn sent IF eonten>
Q%urembnr9> 8 @erlina II. Co..
Mann1e'n> rs > Y%abenburs u. &Sbnt,
Mnngen.. S.V, S96,-er,
NurnberSa Yeonbarb Ralb,t
paris, GrdenS Il. &c..
@trabturs> &enuuar1 b. 8u1dere,
@tuttgart, @ebriber Benedict,
3rter, NeSer9pn II. So.
@ien, s. 8. @tames u. g..
@ir bel@aFen bic
StItttHUlH OOU VtlceTW
IN europa unb fertieen bic bier3u ertcrbeli9eu
Yapiere, ais:
8ollmadten,
0er3i&tleiRun9surfunben, EpbtenI1eine &c. }eIta
an, perburgen eeren @altieteit unb ~beipreen bic
ecnfularii@e 8eslaubieune b~erleIbtn iuwie aud
bic
Mus;ablun9 BON @elbern
tn 1ebem 3beile Deuti9laubs unb Der @dweia,
tnoeml tptr ben @e9entpertb Der bel uns tinae-
3ablten Betrage ben> lelb(t in ben entleaenfen Srt-.
1edatten npbnenben &mpfdugern tpfenfrei hrs
paus lenben la0en.
pa1a9ei9eine
GUT utberfabrt BON Bremen mad Neu<gpr in
l9eesli9tHen, unb in Dampffdifen bes 81 prb-
beutf@en Qlppb," @pmie aur Heile BON
pambure mad Mep-yort in DampftSten ber
- ambur9er Dampf19iffabrts,@ e.
feu1&aft" p%erfauftn mir ~ berab-.
ge1eBten Yreil en-.
@ir Serfaufen ferner
2ancz@ arrant8,
NIT unierer 14riftli9en @arautie auf uubeareu,te
!3rit neritben, lbtrnebmen bic 30, :
Belesune pom @apitalien .....&'
tn @runeei9entbum pber etsen Snterefen, aut =.
critic bsPetbetarif&e belor-
get bic '3r: ''r
Be;ablune Don Taren y. y
in jeben. xbeile unleree @taates, taufen unb per-,
taufen @olb unb frembe Minaeu, aableu bic
boot { prdmte fir @e@it auf Nehu-Nort.
pbtabelpbia, ct. 2puis ,e.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-07-27

Sic Ipptbefc bes 5errn @ieeer it nun
in jeber gesiebung sratanbi9 einseri6tet unb 1T
beim Gri6eiuen Der ecsenpartieen drummer tas
@ei9aft berei1s %erbfnet. Mit Besuenabme auf
frubere pprldui9e 5inweiiuusen wrQen mir bier
ncdn1al5 rem teutlden publitum temertliA mo-
aen> oab bic Npotbete fir jeben 8ebarf in bieler
Brand: baS Bete bietet, uamentli9 mIlen mir
parouf binusilra, baB lanmtlide ruepi3inilde
praparotc iupie &ecepte i%urefaltie tereiet
tpereen> tpel9ea tefanntermaben lld BON ben penig-
fen Snfituten bieier 9lrt laeen ldBt unb pel9es
trG bas b%auptlaati9e Grforbernib elmer euten
Mpptbefe ausmabt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-07-27
Gin erpBer @ewinn fir bic CUTE @a@e.
Mus benz 8riefe Dr. 9temart's.-

Mu8 benz Brtcfe Dr. 9tetpart'8.-
Or. @tepart Bonn 1. Nesin1ent, ber, tpabreub er
l9 i'm &uden Der fiebenben Mrntee ter Berpuu-
beten annabm, ben 6einben lit bic 9Gnbe aefaI>
len fem 1oQ, bat Elm @9reiben an feline Trau BON
Gairfrr aus tudbrenb tic Mrn,ee Sprridte> aeri&<
tet, benz mir fplsenbe intere7ante Details entneb-
men. Die @rmee, $4,000 Mann {arf, riidte
AM Murgen bes is. spn Mleranbria aus Dor, unt
omar auf Nebenwegen, nm ~nnaefirte Batterteu
unb 8arrtfaben su oermeiben, nit mel6en Der
Geinb bic 9auptfraBen untpeelam eema9t. Muf
eirent bel1werlideu Marl9e BON 80 Meilen,
burh 8ul@ unb Didi@t burG reldes man iiG
ben Meg gum Gbcil NIT Der Mrt tatnen n1uBtt,
Ger Mari9 tauerte 49 @tuneen) eraablt Der
Doftcr, babe Ct feline 3eit t%efummen, etpaS ~
seuiebea, ais bic 8rombeeren unb 6eibelteereu
am @e5e. Man ma9te einen f~urcirten Marl6
ubne 2ebensmittel uub @epdd, UNI ben &udsue
hes Teinees sonGairfar- @purtbaus ab3ul9neiben.
IQe balte Weilen t%eseenete man serla0enen Ga
germ Der 6einhe, in beneu bic 3elte unb @orr1tbe
al 0leld> No0ee> 3ufer, Mebl &c. &c. (eer @u-
ben lpl ia nidts su e1en baben, ME in,mer &C.
1a9t puree? >, Der a(weilen Sierbanfpplititer y
brrnnten+ an einem Yunfte brannte Elm 5au-
fen BON 400 Na0ern Mebl 81 selans trrb aaer
Nnfrengun9en ni9t ben Teinb %einsubclen, 1cn<
BERN berlelbe erreiGte bic Gilenbabn uno tewert~
tsaiste ieinen &udsus mad Mana0as.
@u@ ale 8rlden AT BET @trabe lpberteu in
noQem Brante.
@ir eeten ben rabrtnten @aly6 tes Briefes
mie folst: SD bin gu nibe, /6ebr gu iareiben
unt mub ruben. SD wurbe pfdt seldrieten ba-
ben> alein i'd fIbIte MIDI leaum Danfe %eeaimmt,
pab mir tieien sefabrliRfn s,untt Gle Eruppen
ma4ten in einsm @sbflls5 olD 70 eladlia erreidt.
SD bcfe ti9 pieser5 FL ieben, ober ur 0ott peib
Oh i'd sS perte; 1fhn unlsre @efabren t~esinnen
etsn erlt jest un6 iinp i'm @a@len. SD bin gu
ermiieet bur@/ben mari& BON 80 Meilen obne
@peile, ur/beiter gu i&reiten, rter gar einen LAM
sea Srpf. Desbalb lebe pobl. &c.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-07-27
4ufpr6eruna.

9srr 9ofepb &ern, pelaer i& Dor unet=
tabr 2 Sabren in Qafelanb, Do1bington Co.,
Minn., aufbielt, urb fir pelden tpiGiiee Nad-
ri@ten unb Dcfumente in Ter Office hes preubi-
1&en 0cniuls 9errn Gmil @pan9enbere au Mil>
paufee Yorlieeen, mirb biermit aufseforbtrt. ltiusn
etgentudrtigen Nufeutbaltsurt benz upter3ei@neteu
triefid mit3utbeitn.
&utpIpb Qebmide,
b59 @ti1mater Minnejota.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-07-27
e16Gft,
Dpn @ut. @eHert,

GbaSfa, $50: Carer g., Minn.
amber QeYee.
Der Undergraduate erlaubt i9> ieinen Greunben
uno benz 9eebrten Yublituna in, @Qaemeinen an-
~subei9en> nab er Gin Alempner, @ei9dft an Der
2eSte lit Gbasfa erridtet bat> in pel6em iGmmt-
IibeSledtpaarcn ttQi9 uuo bauerboft ~1eparirt unb
reue an9eferti9t reroen. % nj. @tnert.
9ent1be Mpptbefe
BON paul Rieger,
Drttte @tr.> untsrbalb bent Empire Blod,"
ct. Yaul, Mtnn.
@rob unb &leinb1noler lit Drpguen unb
Mpotbeterpaaren, patentmeoi3inen Yar-
furmerien, Toilette- Mrtifeln, @artpn= Sel, Mlfp-
Dol, Ncb< unb GarbentoHsn oerl9iepener Mrt, 10
ME iammtliaen Mrtiteln fir Brauereien,
ais Nprfeu. 6duleub(Q5e &c.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-07-27
Sd. @teib1e.

Sd'lcerz Dccoratipn5< It.. 3immermaler,
iiSernimmt aQe in iein Sad Elm l9laesneen Mrtei-
ten. bic er bllie %9elGmodppQ unb raid anfertist.
Wrbaun9: i'm alien QelsneretnS- Qpfa!e binter
benz Qtbcnuurt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-07-27

9crab9cictte Nreife.
3siten l9affen ni9t nur au1nurbenlide 81 an
ner, i"cnrern auG auBero.rentlide MoBuseln.
So bat bic Girma Suffice + Gorepausb tel9lu1
fen, in Mntetra&t Der Sage Der Union unt, &ie
mir BON 5errn Nucrba9, benz rerulanten"
beutlbcn Glerf Der 9anrluns erfabr,n, rcbl aud
in Mnbetra@t Der spreeradten Sabrcaseit, ibre
1ammtli&sn @ommertpaaren gu bebeutenb bsrab~
%selebten pniien lca3ui@loeen, mas mir ni9t e.
maneelnl Der i4Inen 2elerin tuub au tbun.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-07-27
mc1b' Elm braoc8 8p1f. - unteu9lam

wc1d)' Elm braoes @c1f. - unteuelam
1T Der Mutb unleres Golfe5 uno ie idperere
@alase es trefsn> eefp ~fraftiser bett IS ben frcien
Maden emppr. Die Nieoerlase ppn ManaHcs-
Sunction, unpertrHt unb unerfldrt, ia unteimlid
in bcm Dunfel> in mel9es ibre llriade unb ibre
@rDBe nod sebuQt iinp, tpie Fe it, bat weun it.
eeno cine @irfuns auf bic @timmuns unleres
@plt5 nur ~hiejcnise sebabt, IS nit gntrltuno
iter bic ibm tpieeerfabrene @dn1ad unb nit benz,
brennenten @erlan9en 81 erfiQen, tiele G9n,ad
gu ttleen. 11nmittcltar> nadtem bie9laGri9t son
ter Mieterlase bierber %eelan9t, erl9aQt lterollber
STUFF Der 0reimdnner: r3u ben Wafsn 3u pen
WaHen !" uno BON 9alin9s bat f6 l9on Elm
5auFein benz @uuverneur aneeboten> bic oeli&te-
ten Neiben bes erlen Nesiments ansfiusn gu BEL
fen. Sn te 2iiden, bic oas eiierne @ei9pB> bic
pla Benoe Brn1te, ter &eiteriabel ee19lagen> MOL
len bic Gapfern e%.ntrstea. neil bic @efabr bes
gaterlonres . pl I E &eiben ter Gampfcr erbei{dt.
Sir jeeen 0efauenen Elm Grlabmann unb Gin
NdGer aualei1.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-07-27

Sic @rlnoune elmer bentfhen Gu
1a1erie=G ompanD 1T int @erte. Sntem
mir rns surbebalten, lpatsr ntebr iber bieies un-
ternebnaen 3u faeen, bemerfen mir bcute nut, tab
bafelte inter 2eituns bes 5errn @us, Mattbaue,
zines s~etienten ebemalieen preubiiden &asaQeri>
fen, Dor N9 'eebt unb tab ocr3ugsptile auf &C.
biente &tittr reFettirt tuirb. Na@ elmer tur3li@
I'M @orsreb pafirten Bin merbtu bic pferbe spn
Der Matipnat- &eeierune Btfe1t. Sn 5errn 1u>
&elfs. Gisarrenfore tutrbsn Anrnsltu nsen fir bic
Qpu1pann anaenpn1ttet. - - :.#.. E"
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-07-27

BST SIM Saltmss . @alccn BON q. &uby
trirb na9lsen Mittmr9 Mbeno ein Concert itatt<
Nnben, 100 auf bent s. 5. mu lieirt unb pceulirt
trtro+ ga mug man tatei Ieiu,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-07-27
ETMA INSURANCE co,

5artforb, Conn.
!&apital unb neberfHuf $2,265,l75
Der l1nter3ei9nete fungirt jebt ais Meent fir
bic ptensenannten, wsbl %aetannte nne rerant-
tuprtli9e &pmpanie, unc ninu1t Nrplicaticnen
fur gerideruneen lit b~erlelbsn an, in 1eiuem &C.
l@aftslotal unpeit Der Yotoffce.
@m. 8an 6an:n1.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-07-27

Stattitifbes 1ber minncfota.-Die
Genius 8eri9te Don 1860 Seisen 1888 Wpbn-
un9en uno 35,918 Bamilien> allo 4035 unbe-
mpbnte 9Guler, entpeber p%erlalene @laimpcbn-
ungeu pser bic Court unb Warebduler bon ga,
pierltdeten, bic niHt nebr linb. Die @eiammt~
terDlferung tes Staates 1T 171,196 Seeleu, ba>
runter 81, 154 peibe ,ndnnliGe unb 773724 neibe
&peit1ide Yerlunen bic 3obl bcr Neser,..M u|at~
ten unb Sncianer eiett Der Ser. @taaten'G Genius
jebenfals gu niebris an. Der l1eber1AuB Der
mannliben Ginwpbner uber bic weibliden Ipl 49,
582 %tstra9en.
en Dem @taate puroen eebnren 32,882, tingee
tpanbert Drn ben Ser. Staaten S0>864, bonn
@uslanbe 57,450. Die Dfentliden @9ulen
&purbeu in bielem Sabre BON 25,332 3Selin9en
beluat, 1864 pericnen wurben nerbeiratbet; bic
!3abl Der 0erridten mar IA, Der 8lDnl~ inni9en 10,
Der Capital ertreder Is, Der DHentliden Or
men "a, Ter Blineen II, ber Tautltuamsn 26
unb t%erjeniseu> melde iber 20 alt Sabre tpeber le-
len nr9 1dreiteu %fOnuten> 5046.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-07-27
@pnrab @oBtan.
Gobn Saeeenmiaer'8
0ttt8burQ NQQerbter<@QlDn

Yitt8burg &Q9erbier<@alpn
Gde Der Dritten unb &ubert @traee.
ct. 9aul, Minn.
Sd balte tets sutes Qaeerbisr, telitate Bran=
bies, a9te 5apanna>@ isarren, auses3eidnetem
@mmen:baler uno 2imbur8er Ra1e, ipwie antere
falte @peilen sprr6tbi9.
Der's nt9t slauben min, bet fpn1,ae unb iber-
aeuse l&. Guer Treurp
Spbn 5ageenmiIIer.
Seinri@ 8prf,
9pl5bre68ler,
6. @trabe, oberbalb benz 2urembur9er @of
empfeblt I'D CUR Mnfertisuns a1er in iein SAD
eiuI9la9enber Mrtifel. S9b
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-07-27

Scr @bminbel ftinft. Nud bei Der
@usrufune unierts erfen @eeiments Inb 70 alb
i9eulide Disqualification betrieben tpcroen, baB Der
@enant eneli& bis bietber eebrunsen 1T. Sc inb
.!&laaen an ben @cuserneur eelan8t, tie beridii9-
tiet merben mIiieu, unb @eneral-M biutant
@anborn 1T auf Btfebt bes @ouoerneurs eilcnbs
na9 Mleranbria, benz 9auptquart;er bes 1. &c.
%siu.ents, sereia, tpielbt itrense lnter1u&unsen
fattfiabm tueroen.> @uup. Stanley iast in ieiner
Srere at @anborn, veies iti bos Grie, pas Ct
pon bet manselbaftenB e~tIeiouns unlerer Irupfeu
9ebSrt." Nadltens mebr.,, ..,..
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-07-27

Jm Seller untcr x1tnipn= 6aQ,~ in
Elaitsn unb in Ga0ern. ba lieet Der cole @ein
POM &bsin> pom geleu uab pom Ye0ern. &C.
fansen rnbt eer&stenlaft, ~SertOrttt uno p%eripun-
bet. Sefreiet i'm aus isiner 9aft, unb isbet pie
Ct muneet.
Captain @epr9e Ben5 bat leinen8 Seller neu
serleben nit bonn Geellten f%ulsenoer Sabreanse
BON Hbtinwein:
1857er per 6lal9e IS Gents,
1859er n 60 n ], @@pppen IS Ste.
1S6Oer n n 40 n 10 n
Das heilfrafiSe g elberwa11er, Elm lelte-
Nor @rtifel in ct. pouI> adt unb gut tpie es bon
ber terubmten Aue(e tcmrnt, fnoet man j.bt
e~benfaQs in 5errn @eOree 8ens's Gtabli0en1ent,
las In ter Shat an ni9ts Maneel bat, was Der
perfeintrte Mppetit oes @uurmanes beeebrt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-07-27

Nv ~VA"y$$~ ~NSNSkSvuA~ . VII VT
&rtee8fteuer.-Gine I'M &cnsre6 palirteBiu
fir cine birette ariege iteuer Iest benz gplfe Der
Ser. @taaten cine Contribution Spn $50, OOO, 600
iabrli@ auf, su ber Minne1ota $162,786 3u 3ab-
len bat. Gum :3wede Der Gintreibuns bieier
@teuer fir bic Buneesreeieruns werben bic eir-
3elren @taaten in teuerbifricte setbei(t, uno ein
M1e0cr uno Elm Collector fir jeben Ditrict son
benz praFoenten ernanat. (@elGe Gbanee fir
leer ausseeaneene Men1terjaser! y Der &0e1ur
jeees Ditritts batMiIFenten gu ernennen unb bic
@teuer pirb auf bic 2anbereien uno @runb0uade
nit benz barauf befnoli9en unbemesli9em une
tetpesli@em Gisentbum seleet. Mer fem @isen-
tbum gu eerins anidlast, fam cine @trafe bis
$500 nebf ben @eri&tsfofen serpirfen. @e9en
bic ~@bidasuns Ter @cmmilTon Der Mde6oren 1T
feline Expectation %eetattet. Ord muB bielelbe
Beldpereen iiber gu bpben @teuerlab anbDren.
Beilaufs bemerfen mir baB mad Der Sin Deltil-
lir>Blalen unbD ampftt6el in Sranntmein-B ren~
nereien gu Is Gents per @aQpne Hires @ebalts>
lcpie ian,mtli9e eesubrene pter Mal3< @etrante
nit 5 Gents, altobplil9e aber NIT 10 Gents bic
Gallon ~te1euert werben ioQer. 81 bte(em3wede
baben DeltiQateure uno Brauer eenaue @erSei9-
ni0e Der Don ibrem tlsli6 fabri3irtsn @tuf gu ball.
ten. MuBerbem tperben 2urusseeenfanoe als
&uti9en> @taatspferbe &c. bod ~beleuert perben.
Das 8olt mirb bic fleine 2af Der ercbeu &o9e
noeoen oeru tranen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-07-27
Ternere Grnennuneen fur eas 2ts

Tcrnere Gr%neununeen fur bas etc
st Observation-Disclosures iinb fir ta6 ,weite St.
siment terner folgeuee S5f3ieye; Or. 81. $.
gin39am ron @inpaa ais Gbirurs Or. s. o.
Golman scn Nnofa ais @ebifs4irurs.
Matr1aeinli4 perben ernannt treroen : Qieut.
ct. Snlien Cor son ct. Yeter ais Quartiermei.
tier 2ieut. 9aney BON &c&efer ols Mbjutant ;
&ob. 8. @mseney bon ct. Mntbpny als Ger
aeant' Majur unb Grant Collins BON ct. paul
ais Sergeant Auartierme nc fer.
Die beutibe Gcmpanic bss Gapitan q.
Il. &iefer, bic jebt bic bS@Ne :3abl BON 101 waf-
fepti9tiser Mdnner in ibren &eiben 3Gblt, 1uQ
i9cn jebt bic befercrcirte hes &esiments fem.
Sem gSunber, IA ibre 4 @erseanten bereits Orr
eranten in benz reeularen Seer Der Union tparen,
unb unter ben Sclbaten l@ piele eebiente Man-
ner befnben+ Gs 1T inn @erte, Der @ompanie
cine 1GSue SABINE gu i@enten unb bel @elestnbtit
Der lleterrei9une ~berfelben elm Set gu Gbren ; r
@pmpanie gu seranlalten> uno bieielte NIT einen,
euten unb ni&t gang trcdenen Smbib gu berir-
tben. Der friebli9e beuti&e Blretr BON ct.
Yaul wirb alsbann I9er a n uniern arieeern feline
Greube baten une abern,als ausfnben, taB, ni&ts
iiber beut{@e Spltaten gett.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-19

IF When Senator DOUGLAS addressed his
last letter upon public matters,to the chairman
of the Illinois State Democratic Committee
In May last, he appeared TO be conscious t. i
the Democrats would fear TO take sides with
the Government in sustaining ITS authority
against Southern rebellion, lest in 50 doing
they should give evidence of infideliiy to the
principles and organization of the Democrat
ic party. To such he evidently addre ssed
himself when he penued the following senti-
ments of that letter: ......-
The course of Clay and Webster
towards the administration of General
Jackson, in the DAYS of notification
presents noble aud worthy exampl-
10 all true patriots. AT the very mo.
ment when that trisls was precipitaled
upon The country. partisan strife be-
tween wings aud democrats was quite
as bitter and relentless as now between
democrats and Republicans. The Gulf
which sepa 7ated party leaders in those
days was quite as broad and deep as
That which now separates the democrat
cy from the republicans. Bot the mo.
ment an enemy arose In our midst.
plotting the dIstnembermenl of the I'm
lon aud the destruction of tht govern
ment, the voice OF partisan strife was
huShed IN palriouc silence. One of the
brightest chapters in the history of our
Country viii record the fact that, during
TINS evenltul period, the great leaders
OF the opposition, sinking the partisan
INTO the patriot, rushed 10 the support
OF the government, and became lis ab-
lest and bravesi defenders against the
assallants, unul the conspiracy was
crushed and abandoned, when they re-
stunned their former positions as party
leaders upon political issues.
These acts of patriotic devotion have
never been deemed evidence Of infideI-
Ivy or political treachery on the part of
CiaY or Webster to The principles and
organization of the old wing party.
Nor have | any apprehension that the
arm and unanimous support which the
democratic leaders and masses are now
giving 10 the constitution and Union
vii. ever be deeemed evidence of inf.
deity TO democratic principles. or
want Of Loyalty 10 the organization and
creed of The Democratic party. If we
hope to regain and perpetuate the as
tendency OF our party, we should never
forget that q nan cun,t0t be u true DEM
ocrat uuleSs he as a loYaI citizen.
With the sincere hope that these, my
CONSCIENTIOUS convictions. may colncid.
with those of my friends, am, very
truly yours,
STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-19
STEPHEN A. DoUGLAs.'

WESTERN VIRGINIA - The recent brilliant
victories achieved by Gen. PATTERSON and
Gen. MCCLELLAN Ill Western Virginia viii
undoubtedly put an end 10 the war IN that
portion of the State. Gen McCLELLAx's
third victory gained on the 18th, in which
Gen. GARSsTr, the rebel commander was
killed 1t appears TO be more trouble to take
care OF the. prisoners than TO capture them.
Reports SO TO show that large portion of
rank and file in the rebel army in Western
Virginia are loyal men. and deserve to be
transferred TO the service OF the United States
army.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-19

WISCONSIN FARMER. July number Of
Tie UtSconSii Farmer Is received. For the
nan engaged IN Agricultural pursuits. II Is
one Of the best publications in the West, and
~ mi, ceilane"us reading renders it suitable
companion tor every class q readers in the
community. No one who In, a dollar TO
spare can appropriate i 30 a better purpose
than to send It t. J. y. HoYr & Co. Madison.
and get TIE Farmer or ous year
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-19
Gen. Mcclellan makes Clean Work.
Inc Rebels pu sued 10 81. George. and scaasrsd
'r'th Great Loss-Gcn Garssl Killed


ie'th Great Loss-Gcn Gdr,aeH Killed
GRAFTON, Va. July Is.
A train arrived here this morning
bringing the body Of Gen. Garrett. late
commander OF the rebel forces In West
ern Virginia. The rebels were pur-
sued from Laurel Hill by Gen. Mor!is's
command. consisting OF the Alb Ohio,
and 7th and On Indiana Regiments.
At Cairlck's Forks, eight miles south
OF the town of ST. George. Gen. Gar
nett attempted TO rally ms forces, when
sharp skIrmlsh ensued. III which Gen.
Garnet was killed, ana 20 Of his men
left dead on the ground, besides many
bojie, being carried off. The rebels
We're completely routed and scattered
in all directions. Forty loaded wagons
and all their horses and camp eqnipage
fell into our hands. GlrnetI's remains
wall be embalmed and placed at the dis
posal Of his friends.
Two men were killed and two NOR
tally wounded OF the Ono l4th. No
other loss on our side. Oar troops tool,
more prisoners than they could take
care q.
McLELLAN ) OFFICIAL DISPATCH.
Gen. McCIeIlan's official dispatch 10
headquarters al Washington, Is dated
AT HuuonsvlIle, Va. lon, aud confirms
the account above given. with the death
OF Gen. Garnet. He says he has
. completely annihilaled the enemy in
Western Virginia. Dor loss is but -
killed and about 10 wounded. The en-
emy's loss IS 200 killed and 100 prison
ers captured. besides seven guns. Gar
neu'S force retreated, hul | look for
their capture 10y General Hill. who IS
IN hot pursuit. Il is SAID Gen. Garnett's
troops are the crack regiments of East
ern Virginia, aided by Georgiaus, Ten
nesSeeanS and CArohuians. Our success
IS complete, and firmly believe thar
secession Is killed In this section OF
country.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-19

IS Capt. Thomas, of Maryland. who has
been playing the rebel and pirate in the dis
gulse OF 4 French lady has been arrested
de was found on board the steamer Mary
v ashIng,on, bound for Baltimore. When
discovered, be attempted to escape by con-
ceaiing himself IN bureau drawer in the
ladies cabin, but was detected, hauled out,
and Is now safely lodged at Fort NcHenry
IH"MAs was one Of the leaders of the gang
who seized the ST. Nicholas few weeks
since
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-19

lsr WISCONSIN REGMESr.-The victory OF
ten. Patterson, near Martn>burgh. was
achieved almost alone 10y the lst Wisconsin,
regiment. aided by three pieces of artillery.
Tie llth Pennsylvania Regiment behaved
'allaa;ly' bur they had an opportunity to fire
but one volley. Tie Wisconsin FIRST did
INST Of the hayd fighting. and covered them
selves Nth glory. Gen. Patterson exclai med
after Tie battle: My God how those Wis
cuns.n boys fight"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-19
Western Virginia Sick Of Treason.
" AsHISGTox, July Is.

On the authority of Il Cabinet officer.
Z IS stated that an officer Of the rebel
army in Western Virginia had arrived
here, with a proposition that the major
NY OF the forces there, under the rebel
flag, should run up the United States
flag, and aroW allegiance 10 The feder-
al Government. IL says the majority
are loyal at heart, and anxious TO place
themselves under the dag Of their coun-
Try. To the same effect II is stated
that Senator Carlisle has information
that prominent officer Of lhe Confed-
ertte army IS about to tender TO the
Government three regiments of VIr-
ginians
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-19

SroLES AnMs.-It IS gratifying to.
know TIM, OF the arms which the traitor
Floyd sent South but Il small portion
were rlhed, while most of them were
the old flint loci, altered over. and these
are 50 much weakened in the process
OF alteration as TO become almost as
dangerous when discharged to the per-
son al the breech as 10 the Que in from:
OF The muzzle.