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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-10-05

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-10-05

Die berrliheu Ya1a9ier= Ypcte Nurtbern<8 eue.
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palla9ieren unp Urad1.
Yallase f. niccri9 ais auf irse,,p elmer ancern
Ncute.
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ab bet Der Anfunft Der Wrrgens uub Mtenbtpcte
Spn St. paul llno lteleu in Milmaufee @e1binc-
un9en Der nit Den Iampflbi1en Der Detrpit uni
Mllwnutte Gllrntabn naG @ranb 6aDen unb ben
sSl9en Der Milratltee= unb 9bicaac- Gilenbohu
nod Chicago lnc alien Yuntten i'm Often une
Nlpen.
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St. paul %ntrlalc1 bel leiner Mnfunft III Ga @rc0e
errtl1sn Mllwaufec rber Gbica9o 5 @tunprn Ym
eenJeuigen> melde ltcr Yrairie eu @b,cn oeben
l'no ~ Stuncsn Spr tenienigeu> welde uber Dun~
lcitb aeben.
Se(tellt 2idetS iiber ga @ro0e.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-10-05

9i6t GIT itberieben!
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I'M Qauf oeS @Dmmers.
friibe Senbnn9en
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Sa(5laroellen unb feline @ignrrert pprrdtbio unb
oHeriren b~telelben fir ben @rpB> uno Hleinban,
bel 81 hillisen Yreilem. =
G.. Yaul, rs. Npril 1860.
pfanfuG II. Yaar,
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bat tets an 9anb
@rpcerten un6 2eben6n1tttel,
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IS tpirb 1tets MI Ter 8etreben fem, fril9e Maars
pprrdtbig gu balten unb un1ere Annben prpmp,
mn hiIin 1T .krhienen -
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-10-05
0eutlbe Gpn]ulate,

Sir bic in Milpaufee, @iac., sertretenen Gpn.
i%ulate: preuBen, 9e6en> 8aben, Slcenturs,
9auoner, Sa9len uno Der 9taot 6rantfurt bin
tI beredtiet> Optumente, ,uelde na9 ben ecuanu~
slautisuns teeiirfs en-, in @mpfans gu nebn Ell une
bielelten> NIT lulder 8eslautieunS yerlsbeu. emit
tpeccr Dem MusteQer uneelaumt surudsu1eneer
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p|tsntliUer Notor.
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Gifenbubnen II. Damfpbppte.

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1861. @&EHz#H-=z-zB 1864.
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ptonierz& pute no1 Dem Mefen
$50 Mtilen teiter peilid nnb $50 Mcilen nSber
1a9 pites Yeata ais ir9enb cine aatere Bnbu.
Die ~tiirSelte, tequemlte unp bette &,pute uad
@t.Splepb, 9eapenwurtb, &an1as> NebrasfaGits.
Smeba, @puncil BlufL fenia II. Nebrasf, Ser
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Galifprnien,
Nab ct. Splepb eeben tGsli6 ;3uae alb ypu
Sanital it Gertiuoung nit ben Mililippi Vatet-
bppten, scn @eltea nnb @iben unb in Terbin-
Dung NIT ben @ta9en naH a(eu pben ertpdbuteu
Ylagen.
Nuf rteler~ &oute erlpart mar orei SAGE
an 3eit.
39soisb unp ~ionitise 8radt gu Zen b%iQislen
Yreilen.
Sbroueb= EidstS mad alien &idtuuaeu lub ~
baben am 8prp Der Nprtbern 2inie u. Minnelota
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y. .. @rpat. Sidet< Meent.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-10-05

Deutl6er @%ottespienf s.
chen 5onntag Morsen 103 l1br unb Mbenbs u
nbr in Der eritem beutl9en. g. 81. Stride, Ode
Der 6, unb &olabelfrabe.
Yb+6unt, Yrebiser.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-10-05

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Dieter pain arbeitet xnter Der aeltsliten Sc.
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galt 1etne regelmaBieen @iBunsen jeben Dienffa9
Mbenb Tim 8 ubr it benz Qofale in Madubin's-
Builbtnss, int britten @tod, Ode Der Wasbius-
ton unb gierten @trabe. Gtnsang an Mas=
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fam unter Der ener9iiden 3udt res &C.
aeral5 &ialotnt, renn .cas 9ar;e 2ano 1T
Don reactiondren &umpen f6rmlt6 pur9z
fat. @S miro iepo6 md eiui9e Belt
cauern> ebe @Qes wieper in Die Nnbe
fpmmt. Der 9aneel leipet, mie Sie Gid
centen fcrne1t, fardtbar 'parunter> pen1
bic Yrppinsen be;ieben merer @aaren,
nod ldiden ie bic ldn9t f1u{9en @elz
Der ; Mue6 aus Turdt epr ben entlalez
men Splcaten, oenen ntGt6 unan0etafe
ent9ebt. Das omtli6e 8latt brtnAt jebt
ale Sage 9enaue Seridte iber bic Sref<
fen ;wilden ZEN 8ancen unp ben Grupz
pen cer 3eaierun9. lleteraa> 70 befbt es>
5tno ile 9eldlasen, %9efan9en> besarmtrt
unp 10-15 erldo0en; aber bod wteperz
bolt 116 bic @elhi9te ale Sage. &prz
seitern Menc8 GA. Nue.) laben mir Don,
Yorf tes SdlpI1e6 @apo pt Monte aus
Elm 0robe6 Teuer in Der Nlbe be6 Munte
Sant Nnselp bel Ga te1amare. @eltern
nun bD,ten mir, naB cine 8ance in Die
Sciiyung pee be 2uca eingcbruden fei
1000 Ducateen 9efprocrt UNI, ais pieles
permet9ert mproen, neil ber Mann ie
ld,werlid tela6> iein@ebIls 1T 8rano &C.
tedt babe. Dies mar bic url ahe jeneS
5euers. Das 1T Gin Beilpiel Spn DIM
gen. Die fprtmdbreno bier Ycrtcmmen.
Spnnta9 brohte man purd bic Splepoz
itrabe a6t &erle 9efan9en.
Oils Ie etUa5 mebr pie 9ewbbnli1 Ypn
Dem &plte nit 3il@en uno 9eulen be-
0rIbt muroen> idrteen lte "Nen siamo
briganti, ma solamento ladri!" ssh
itno feline Nduber, lpnbern nur Diebe y
Nt6t wobr, bIbl9 ba6? @5 aibt Ginem
einen Se9rifT iber Die mpralil9en Sheen
res bpu%rbpniIrten Ebeile6 Der 8enSlter<
un9.. @ebe Der 5immel> poG mir Dor
elmer Sci tauration uno ibren ausenblidz
li@en mic sufInftioen @rdueln 9ndpia
bewobrt werccn. Die 8purbpnet1 yerz
lteben N@ ouf iolde Dinee, poS benefit
bic @eldi9te Spn 1899 une biz @eaeuz
mart. s,. .>'.-,. ~. .:..4>l.E.
2pnbpn, 20, Nus.- Man bebaup=
tet, Bag Elm 2iyerpopler 5aus ppra,lern
$4,000 8aQen piinptiaer 8aummpQe
3ur Berl1ifun9 mad Memzyprt sefaufl
bat. Der Sail erre9t ni@t weni9 Mufz
ieben.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-10

GoyERsos LOVE-, OF IARrLAsp.--We have
asa he pleasure Of an interview with this
distinguished and esiimable gentleman. and
lave ben glad TO find him more than hopeful
With respect - the ulnraate REDEEM pton Of ais
town.'rodden but gallant State from the
grasp Of thr tyrannical and brutal faction
which has unfortunately been able to bind
her hand and foot.
Governor Lows in fact, is enthusiastic IN
'asT:ospect of an early uprising in our sister
Stl.e, and &c engaged in raising brigade for
. mediate service of the most desperate kind.
J. IS clear our friends IN Maryland are utterly
i3we-.ess in the hands OF the Lincoln Gov
eminent. aud cannot be expected 10 throw #
ne shackles with which her free sons have
-eu bound, unless assisted With men and
trJas. There are many noble hearts i'll Mary
ALi burning with iH-.uppreseed indignation,
uho wait impatientiy Tor the hour when they
81 burst their bonds and oyerW helm in COM
PETE ruin the despotic wretches who have
d'T't 70 Keep thus In subsection the free sons
u america
Nay Ne not hope, indeed we are very sure,
car Government and people Will not be slow
furnis The neelful enCourageme en- towards
ne regeneration and freedom Of our maryland
r'lPstnots.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-10

AE-'os, THg TENNESSEE TaAIros.-We have
already noticed the arrest OF Nelson, one OF
'h' traitors OF kas tenn Tennessee, byt have not
or-A feie 70 give any OF the particulars at
'*ldns his capture. The Lynchburg papers
%. yesterday confirm the rUmor OF Nelson IS
GaFAg bsen captured, but give no other de-
Ia-is than that he " as taken iii the noun tain y
o! N'Tginia, while making his way to the
FEDERAL Congress, To which ne claimed to have
b~eh recently elected.
Afr.end in Lynchhurg has kindly furnish
20 as with some OF the details OF his capture
heWaa proving among the NOM tainR in Lee
'oA'y, Virginia. with An escort of three or
'9ar Trends, when he was captured by a
%'ntag party from Gen. Zoliconer's COM
'Cf. He said he was on his way to Wash
Istvn but, Sc ne must have known that the
"A's'ng'0u Congress would have nd journed
'-i2Fe ne could have reached there, the gene
'"i impression IS that h YVES engaged III some
A'.4'.ous plot, bav'9g ioT it, OBJ iect the intro
1'''JH mo Eastern Tennessee Of foreign
'f.'naIIe,. lie is new under 4 strong guard
: ABINGDON, 7 rgi nis, and future disclosures
nay involve HI. in reasonable practices
.a@'Hst Toe peace and welfare Of the Sou tn
'Aledera~y, which Will place him IL a
's uDli"h-ac predicament.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-10

The following is a list Of wounded Hessians
received at the Centrsyile Hospital on the 22d
of July
Thos II. Hughes, Goth Regiment. Company
4, wounded in the side and arm removed 10
richmond; out Of danger.
Iheo TheOn, 6oth, 90. ID, wounded in the
leg slightly; removed to Richmond
John Moran. Goth, Company II, not danger
)usly; removed
Jonu II Brown, 50 h, Company j, removed
tightly.
Sol. F. Walker, 4th Maine, Co X, wounded
through the chest; died on the sd j uly; leaves
/ wife and child At Winterpcrt. Me.
Ihos. Pagan, 1ith Reg't \. Y. 5. M, Go. b,
hot through the left arm; removed on the 5 th
August to Richmond; out Of danger.
Warren b Racer. 14.h n. Y. 5. NJ Com
pany q, removed, slightly.
David Jones' ID Wisconsin, Company A, re-
noyed, slightly.
Simeon Hath, ri New Haven, Company A,
eighty, reno ved.
John u. Col. I'd Artillery. Company L, re
moved, sigh ly.
dangerously.
j. J. Euckipg, I'd Wis, slightly, removed,
o. Holiday, 9Th Artillery, Company ID,
'NSh ny, remaining. :,
IL. /. Proctor, lst Ohio, Company t.
lightly, removed.
Corporal J. Council, II United States Ora
5oons, Company X, removed.
Martin Brown, ID Michigan, Company A,
removed.
Leland ID. JeGckn, LIST X. i. V, removed.
Chris. Marshall, I'd Reg n. H. Y. d., removed
Ia. Happy, Il Artillery Go. ID, ampU Ia tion
performed twice on left arm, out of danger.
Charles Combs, LIST Minnesota, Company
4, Sigh t.y, removed
1sera Billings. ID Il zine, Co. t. shot through
ihe chest, improving, remaining.
i. L. snow. I'd Maine, Company A, re-
moved, slightly.
christian i<iss!er, II Wisconsin, Company
|, removed, slightly.
Fireman. shaw, 4th Blaine, Company q E, re-
moved, slightly.
q. A. Beck, II Wisconsin, co. IL, removed,
slightly.
J a. Shaw, 5:h Massachusetts, COMPANY
ID, removed, slightly.
y. Il. Clark, III Wisconsin,, Company L, To,
moved, slightly.
a. &. Gaskeil, I'd Wis, Co X, shot through
the chest, recovering: removed 10 Richmond
II. &. ketcham, l3tn N. y Vols, removed
Michael CoH"ers, 18th n. Y. lols., Co. X ,
removed.
John Allen. a:h Artillery. Go. ID, West
Point, left arm shot off from tna shoulder ::
died on the It'll August.
Lieut.. l. h. Richardson, ID Maine, CC T.,
an putatiOn performed on his left leg twice:
died on n August.
Charles E. Durwe.l, 18th ~ Y, Com PAM
L, removed, not wounded.
John Fsvery or Falyey. Providence. r. l.
died 29,n July from exposure parents live al
Canal Avenue, Providence, r. l.
w IL. Conner, Il n. H, died on the 81 1t
from shot in the leg.
Ohas. II. Neil, 10Th Regiment, Company J.,
aot wounded, remaining.
IL. Wolien weber, aIichjgan >, Company A,
removed.
Rich'd a. Morrow, Com pany u, I'd Maine,
removed.
Abm Strowss, 90. d, % Maine, removed.
II. a. Parker, II Wisconsin, Company -,
remaining, not won nded.
q. A Browning, 1S.h Il. Y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-10
skIKMISH AT RICH SPRING

messenger who left Monterey Thursday
Ing ard who arrived yesterday after
ION per Central ears, reports that General
v,souc-anA. in command OF the Northern
los in Western Virginia, and General Lee
Command Of our army operating in that part
.,he s.sta. met AZ Rich Spring, an impor tan
,,,-t and said 10 he the key TO the Valley
IN Generals were pushing with all speed
...b eudeavoring 10 occupy Il in advance OF
.ss other.
tsr~Tal Lea. however, WAS more active
han the General with the Dutch name, and
..viroa with two regiments several hours in
.sta.re OF his competitor, whc had four req
gents
oar luiormantstfte S a skirmish took place,
-...Iurg IN repulse OF the Northern troops
p.A : loss OF about forty men killed ahd
veTnj5i.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-10

The body OF q soldier found near Big Lick
in Roanoke county, Va, has been identified
Is that OF I. Lyle, from Mississippi.
Liaat Mahlon a. Hensiey, of the Bedford
kitie Greys, died OF typhoid fever IN Lynch
burg, Va, on the @o:h alt.
Col. W. =. Kennedy, OF Washington, n
G., proposes 10 raise and equip rifle com
paay for the war, ct his own expense.
Col I.9c8lnnd, or the - Virginia Regi
II, ent, had his acrss shot from under him IN
the battle of MANASSAS.
at Norfolk, on Wednesday last, the Their
m onet er indicated 20 degrees in the shade.
Iohu Wyman. the yentriloqust, was per.
forming II Washington al last accounts.
Mr.. Jacob Day, Wei-bnown citizen o,
Baltimore, died last Monday evening.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-10

SERIOUS AFFRAY.-We are PANIED to learn
that L. serious ARRAY occurred on Sunday
night last, in the Southern portion Of the city,
near Dodd's mineral sprpg. at the house of a
Mrs. Crawley. Bet tween ii and IL O clock at
night, n soldier named w T.. Baker, a private
in the Waxhaw Jackson Rangers now en-
camred two miles from the city, went to the
house OF Mrs. Crawiey, knocked and de-
rnanded adnrittance. Mrs Horton, whose
husband is n soldier in Virginia, il living
with her mother, Mrs. Crawley. The females
were iYnm ad;ately aroused, and peremptoriy
refp sed Baker admittance. He urged his do
r1and, and threatened TO ter forcIbly II the
door was not opened. Beccm ng much alarm
ed, Mrs. Horton quietly slipped out at the
back door, and going to the house of Mr.. Geo
Davis, near by, informed him OF the attack
made upon them and begged his assistance.
Mr. D. married a daughter Of Mrs. y. He
Immediately arose and dressed himself, ana
fesr ing he might have some difficuIty, TOOK mis-
gun with him. On repairing 10 the house OF
Mrs q. he found Baker. a stranger to him,
evidently intoxicated aud still demanding ad.
Inittanee and making his threats. Davis at
once demonstrated with Baker, and begged
him TO leave, which Baker refused 70 do.
Davis continued his remonstrnnces, until
both became ex@ited. Baker drew his bowie
knifs, and threa tened TO stab D1vis, and suit
ing the action TO the word, he advanced upon
laws, stu threatening, when Davis raised
his EeG and shot hiM, Baker being asas
saoaxh 10 Be burnt By the San. The load Gu.
ssrSd his bssas,, making sn aperture az laTxs
- 4 quarter Of . asilts. 10 Wks aiivs VaSa
va Lass heard lfot1 kl.ai &c! 40 hopes AZ ca:
sasa I: als ,es ~ n, ,,,s, l.rss. ,ss.
ths judge hS!d HIN Is bail 10 cns thoasSa1
dollars 70 MAXI IA appearance ct the as1t
term Of our 6ppeStoS Cesrt.-10lsssh 6to,sa.
ard.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-10

A NKv GuS.-Mr. i. q. Wingard. of thi.
city, has inven ted gun which na desires fcI
the Sc OF the Don .ederats Army: a gun which
ha las calculated will throw IL. balls in ore
miGut"--saieiy a terrible weapon. He has az.
hinitad HE model 10 Gan. Twiggs, AID from
tia. nigh o;I.osr sns received Tie s.reprs.
eo:,E.eadaeon AID encouragement, - r. &
tfSssss:,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-10

The DoC.LAs FrSp EToPPEp.-J. Madison
Cut's, the father or Senator Douglas widow
publishes card, by desire OF that lady, re
guessing the friends of the departed states
man not to raise contrihu lions for the suppor
OF herself aud children. Mr. Quits is abl.
and willing 20 provide for them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-10
: HNn.. sInEs AYu sWorIpERS

-
, HnD.. SIDES ATp SHOULDERS.
so - ,eIcas choice Lss LARl,
l'o kegs eho.ce La! LARD,
90 u r. Glus he'd SUGAR,
81 bbir. powdsred 5.UAR,
So bbis. Coffee SUGAR,
10 bags CttkEE
20 tjatcas choice RE,
Ia bb!s. common HsiiSKgY,
- bbs. i DC Rye WHtSEEY
q hu's. Rosa uiS
q BOT. mon FRI 1ch BRANDY,
- snail c., Is inc CCguso BRANDY,
go sacks fle n ,syse SALT
30 hb!> !. @, MoLsSSEe,
i'9 b5i5. No,t,atl 81 PUI
40 hb'a Musep~ad1 MOLAssES,
30 'af hhls 10. AMI MACkEREL
400 hole D. J.. 20. / 3sud MACH sREL,
if' bbIs Fe'niIY Roe HEkRiNGS,
2'u lo7. ERpumS anl BUCKETS.
80 h,yes Adimsntias and Taliow CAN DIES
- c4sk- toft md Madeira WINE,
"read Cola. Wa3hnC soda, sta CHI, Pepper. Mus
taFi. FIX Fice, Colgate and Defensive SOAP
NsshhoarG-, Wrsppi's Paper, cholcs uIeen and
Back Tea, y. &. olt Herripgs Shad, ehsd Zoe,
&o i,r saie by NA. Il. JONES q 90.
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tss s4fs ~ sSs Faults -ssaa i.s... - in.
ites,asE ankl0 Scion states Ihs. 3 bottle,
contained paper solving tAs aSiaown and
mysterious fnte Of the steamship Pacific. Tbs
PAPER says that the vessel Vas Surrounded by
icebergs, and was going down with all on
board.
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remain, yours truly, &c,
RICHARD DUEEE,



This confirms 4 t.ct OF which we were fully
aware. tbatthe Yankee doc tors deserted their
wounded, and left them TO the mercifnl at
,eutors Of the Confederates, or TO perish
upon The field where they had fallen. This
Nj. DUnR- Is n Wall street merchant, and 1t
would have been more creditable to his char
r-,e7 - An Irishman had he remained there
lending his wares, instead OF coming hither
sid IN the slaughter Of "A free people
nlub,ass his eyes are open by this time. Al
sHavslts, his conduct since the battle speaks
va,l for his manliusSs. He has, we believe
e-tjyef in Richmond with other prisoners,
"a we willingly give him the benefit of the
r-soing publication. Mr.. Ke;iay, in his
,-:.er % the Express, hopes chat some efforts
nay be made 20 procure this soldier leave on
parole Do
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rrv V'orxfso FkpyKaI SoLpIERs, 49, / n
.-.,.,-ous pcnr iouruaIs st the North, IL
tforts 20 work ihe public mind ny 70 the
s.,,rr ritch. have. since the battle OF Ma
-s..as. been constantly charging the Confed-
...tes with treating their wounded prisoners
..-snIy. and a.tributtng to them acts Of nru-
..,.v NJ the mere mention OF which any one
., YANKEE would start back in horror
u. tav- now before us copy OF the New
,--s Times. IN which II is stated that "a sur
cam s4the7sd some wounded and placed them
.-rataer and then went for assistance. When
B, -o.n1ued, all but one OF the wounded had
,ss, nsyouetted by the rebels !" Nobody but
...r.tital Aboutionist could have invented
,--o r1orstrous falsehood; but stories Of
.A.suartrr are nevertheless received as Cos
,.l .-nth ~ the narrox- minded Puritans OF
"a Nag,A. complete refutaticn OF sll
ash ...seEse we find IN tho Petersburg TX
,.s.. communicated 70 that paper by 1dr. J
Il Kelley. Of he Montgomery q Guards. Rich
,-iuuare, u mem bar OF the New York Sixty
Ninth. writes 10 Mr.. Kelley us follows:
CBErR4vIILs, Aug. Q, Is61.
-. Having voluntarily become = prisoner
ma sou theyL Gontederacy, for the purpose
-, sIl-f!atluE, rs TAR rs II IL IN my power,
-. suGsr,ugs Of the wounded OF the l. >.
.T4ars prisoners At CentreyIlle, and mainly
,-4nr-t 70 do SO in consequence OF some of the
x1r,beru doctors leaving their post. L feel
--r,slf called upon 10 contradict such state
r,sgts As have appeared in Northern papers,
,sn-esaullug the treatment OF our wounded in
fr,fayo-ab.e hight. Nothing could exceed
re kinduess and entlon, both OF citizens
AID .gldiers, that have fallen under my per
NAL observation since lie eyentful 2lSt nit.
J.gyes me pleasure TO ward to the surgeons
n he Ist Virginia Regiment, DrS. Cullen and
gqary. and Dr. Alexander OF this vlllage, that
l-sise 10 which they are Justly entitled.
1a4y have heen unreInittinE in their atten-
.g5s WHh much respect,
70 LrnlY. j
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'S' hEFJsAgs DBD. "A late number oil
H.le -lphia bulletin, which has by acci.
'-''sI r n our hands, aIIudes sneeringiy
mettaga sent by President Davis to
''''a'A Lincoln relative TO the crew CT the
'',''ei Savannah. The Bn!letin urges the
-, q me captain, rs well az officers IN
-. spec, aid persons Of prominent posi-.
y. may re caught, and then says: ali
ban. WIS "l7oes to retaliate, let him" A
u 'his Paragraph may cause little
=. agitation amorg a good many persons
n. "ominert positien' who are now in
''Ery Prisons Of Richmond Lincoln
very we'll that President Davis Is q
49, y his word he knows that II hemp is
Bs,'z poh any Southern man or men now
.o,,s +'u ~ Washington or elsewhere al the
IL, LIE retaliation will be fearful. II
..r,,a, ea'hks proper to follow the sugges-
A'' newspaper I'D sisers, let him do SO.
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!'sN VERY FINE Mt,cu COW.

'EsN VERY FINE NiLtN COWS AT
AUCTION On MONDAY, t.ih instant Al ~
ehle2, ESQ, on an, be,w.e u DuvAi aud fasar
stress NV Hill
- fefy fine mich cows. 81 improve str5k
Inc attention OF tb0se in want - No. Cows is
requested. Mr.. Herbschlgp EeiBg in vary bad
health, is determined - cell.
TEkNs.-it sale. K. +. COOK Auctr
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b,., ibsFf or ExKTsK HaLL.--A letter
s, - Lofd9o July al to an English gentle.
egso, ''l'urning in Richmond, says--"An-
.oss A' aexFo. is one OF the great attrac.
,gtu. p.ssehs' Es was presented with a
e, ~ h"si'sh SOL ias' night by Mr.. Has.
Il, a..'',''s't''sss, tas aasuevsssfal candidate
ha,, 80. esois. TIE Rev. aasa Allies ii,
On. r., s'ass viii fsnilsasa, aaa The
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