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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-05-15

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ben tDnneu. l1ner @tpt 1T fir ben Drs @opbs
Gpnlum tn Minne1ota ein trirflib grpBartiaer unb
merben eS erpdbnte 8reuube in ibrert Sntere1e
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tuabl uno 8ilisteit betriHt, aud nur annaberub
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IS iI9 anaelesen ein lalen, uniere Serebrteu 3uu-
ben tn leoer 8e3iebung 3ufricben gu lteQen.
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in Minneipta, fir bte3utunft li9 be(1elben auten
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als tpon1it unlere Tirnta beebrt tpurbe.
Tilr 8aufeute I'M 2anpe erlaubrn mir uns bic
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psrtaufer lebr 9anftis geltellt uuo mir ben bies-
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me-: un1er partner> 9err g. Mabler, bat tie}em
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men uno wiro eS in ieincr geppbnten Beile ld
aneeleesn lein a0en, iutppbl QSbplelale ais &e-
talpertaufe CUR belpnberen 3ufrtebenbeit bet Ser
rem 8aufer 3u efcctuiren.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-05-15
THE
MINNESOTA STAATSZEITUNG,

A WEEKLY PAPER,
published By REU7 HER g. EAEL'
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
Price 5000 per year.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-05-15
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eSinona unb Dinpna @tY Sr. Slider.
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Meab5 Qanbing, $. Ouerre.
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Buffalo GitY> @isc. 5r: S4ilttler.
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Sic tpGbentlibe

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@traBe, cine Sreppe bp4,
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Sinselne Nummern fefen Cents.
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aebeupen 9fummern ni4t na9selanbt pereen.
Der Sutlniptionsz. Betrae fam IN Noten IT.
aeur eiuer slten 8ant eiusei9idt tperben.
MY @cun @elp 1T resiitrrten Brtefen ner-
loren qebt, 1raseu mir ben 8erlult; bod ni9t in
unresijtrirten 8risfen.
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mein 9auptau9enmert auf basQDbplela ale @el4aft
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Wanufacturen bes Sltens fur vgaib" be3iebe, 70
bin ib in ben Stano geleBt> gSieberSerfaufern
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Qanb- 8auFeuten merben piinfti9 belprst.
Glei9fala merben ale @orten @teieln unt
5bube auf 8eltellung mpoer1t, bauerbaft uuo
prompt aneefertigt fir bic ben barten 3eiten pal-
]snpen preiien*
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etsr 9fptar ,tnb 9lsent pes 9aules
80. 6iller & Co., 9(etp>yorf.
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pas oeutfde publfum in, MQgen,einen, bas Ct ors
Geldlft BON &. Gtfcrb fauait iiberncmmen,
uuo it nunmebr int @tanbe, BEN Wn1pruben Iei-
ner alien &unben 1pmpbl, alS allcr Derjent9en,
bic i'm ferner nit ibren &per!ben Muftrascn eeeb7
rem werben, 3u entlpre9en, unp p7erire terti9e
aleicer tpie 1antmtidsn 3ubebUr filr bic 5erren-
3jarperpbe; besg:eiten Suite uno &appsn 3u bill
liaen Yre,1en unb in bcl1erer Sualitat ais pielel-
ben in ben biaisacn unb be0en 6anblun9en 5u
baben iinb. Danfbar fir 9cnp(lenes 8ertrauen,
bitet ct I'M, fernere 8ewiQisuns oelIelhen. 9err
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ben unb wirb bel beFeQter Irteit gutter @9nttt
nacb Der neuelten Nobe 9arantirt. Inn 5ablret-
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publifum CUR Mnfertisunepon
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Galte Speilen unb Seine @isarren.
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Sn Tolse beS &rieses fnb, tuie ausenteiu BE-
tannt> bic prei1e Der Baumwollen Waaren BE-
oeuteno selt'esen; ba mir ater einen srpBen gpr-
ratb Don btelen 9Saaren baben, Der npr ber @teta-
uag 9etau1t muroe, IL tno mir in @tanb ge1ebt.
e,ele nta1eer gu sertauten> ais irsenb eu aubereS
0e19a1t in ber @tatt.
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nabe Der 8ride,
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beutlaen Yublifunl beaens en1pfrblen. Bier
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rem oboelaoert. Weter dpnatb.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-01

! ork, On tuesday last; an alter: :atOn, exciting
and undignifed in It's nature, took place be-
tween the presiding justice and one of the
counsel OF the parties. The Judge seized an
nkstand and hurled it at the head Of the CO
Tending ''Gmb Of the law, who luckily es-
capped harm. The ink, however, took effect
on the shawl and dress Of the aforesaid coun-
sells client, rendering it unfit for use. An tffi-
GER, who was present, was directed by the
Judge to arrest the lawyer, but replied by sta
ting that somebody else ought to be arrested
first
The New York correspondent Of the Phila-
dephia Inquirer says:-''The meeting to Or
ganize the much talked of "Merchant's Bril-
gade, in the rooms of the Chamber of Com
merce, turned out failure. Only halfa doz~
en- people were present, exclusive Of the news
paper reporters. The chairman said he
thought the merchants must all be out Of
town, and an adjournment was accordingly Or
dered until such time as it may please the said
merchants to return.
An arrival from New Orleans states that
Gen. Butler had ordered that all negroes sent
by their masters to the Confederate army and
who leave and join the Federals be regarded as
emancipated The masters had endeavored in
many cases to reclaim them. Gen. Butler. in
a note to Reverdy johnson, says that no mer-
chandise, whether cotton or sugar, viii, in any
event, be seized Or con6scateI by the United
States authorities there. T. Fl. Parish, agent
Of the RothschiIds in New Orleans had COM
mitted suicide 4 number Of persons had
been arrested for attempting to assassinate
ThoS T. Burbank 4 Brother, among whom
WIS Andre Dclende brother in-lav OF John
Slidell and General Beauregard. The price of
-four had fallen TO SIG per bbl.
The latest foreign advices do not indicate
any movements Of an official character on the
part Of European go, ernments having REFER
ence to intervention in American affairs
4 dispatch from Washington says:-"It is
a. subject of general remark that but few army
officers are now seen in the streets and at the
hotels Either from sense OF duty or other
wise a number have returned to the discharge
OF their public duties-a movement Which has
not elected censure In any quarter.
By recent advices from Constantinople it ap-
pears that the jealousies between the Latin
and Greek churches, about repairing the
Church Of the Holy Sepulchre at Jerusalem,
the pretezt of the late Crimean war, have sub
sided. The Porte by right Of Jurisdiction,
Russia as protector of the Greek church, and
France of the Latin, have combined their pat"
ronage, and the works are now going forward
under the supervision OF an Armenian arch
itect
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-01
PUBLISHED (DAILx) BY
EDGAR SNOW DEN, JR.
nzc~ OFFTCE-No. l04 King street, over
etone3s formerly French's) Book Store


The r s. Secretary Of War has issued
.+r;ncont order relative to the absence OF oth-
c,rs and priyates from their regiments and du-
tos reouiring al who are fit for service TO re-
,,rn to their posts, under pain Of being treated
% deserters, unnulling leaves OF absence and
fnrloughs, and declaring that those whose
health permits them to visit places OF amu<
ment, or walk about cities and towns, will be
considered as fit for duty, and treated accord
;nglv: 8 commissioner is appointed to superln-
tend the execution Of this order in the respec-
tive States; the T. S. Marshals, in the respec-
tive districts, the Mayor and Chel OF Police
Of onv town or city, the sherlhs Of the respec~
tive counties in each State, all postnlasters and
justices OF the peace, are authorized to act as
special provost marshals, TO arrest any officer
Or private soldier, 1T tor duty, who may be
found absent from his command without just
cause, and convey him 70 the nearest military
post or depot.-Gold was quoted in New York
Yesterday at 1l45 Virginia sizes advanced };
the stock market was more lively,--Rev. Mr..
Hirst, of the N. E. Church, is very Ill IN
Washington. The Southern bells, captured at
New Oreans q ID sent to Boston, have been
sold in the latter city at auction; they brought
about $50, ,0O0-A heavy peach crop in Della
ware is expected. 1t is said that recruiting Is
going on rapidly in the city Of New York
The machine shop Of the Virginia Central
railroad, lately removed to Shadwell, has been
re tablished in Richmond The Washington
L R-publican, ultra Republican organ, has arti~
cles headed Drive them out, advocating the
hanging, imprisonment or exile Of those who
will not take the oath Of allegiance; drive
them out, it says, the men without ceremo-
ny, the women and children little more ten
derly-but drive them all cut lord Palmer
S1on said, in his late speech in the British
Aouse OF Commons, that there is no instance
IN history Of contest Of such magnitude be-
tween two nations Of the same people, as that
now going ON in this country. negro ar
rested III Washington fox wantonly stabbing
COWS AMI horses, has been tried and found
guuty,-Ihe correspondent Of the Philadelphia
inquirer, writing from Warrenton, reports that
zen Pope's army has advanced beyond that
pace-The Maryland News Sheet has been
suppressed in Norfolk and Portsmouth
$4,000 worth Of Quinine has been seized in
N0rtolk.-Capt. Fitzgerald, Of New York, is
10" the provost marshal at Culpeper Count
11ouse.-The Federal army, in Culpeper, is
TTlc3mped within a short distance Of Mr.. W.
u WaIlach 5 farm, which has not been conf.
+ fa:cd : by the Contederates, as was reported.-
l. 4 Is Supported that some sailors connected with
S~S u ). t%aasports, have been recently tired
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-01

health Of the troops IS lmprOVlng.-l girls
dressed in soldiers clothes have been detected
in the ranks of the army ut Culpeper Court
House; they we're from Washington county,
Nd, and had followed their lovers,
Information has reached the i. :. Navy
Department Of the capture Of two vessels, up
Chipoaks creek, James river, near Claremont
by an expedition sent out by Com aodore
Wilkes.
The number Of sick and wounded soldiers in
the various hospitals in Washington (includ-
ing the Confederate sick and wounded, mcst Of
whom are at Clifburne Hospital) is 3,238; in
hospital at Georgetown, PSI; at Alexandra,
1851; az Falls Church, 2is; at St. Elizabeth
Hospital, Eastern Branch, l23; at Fairfax
Seminary, 1855; and at the Hospital for
eruptive diseases, at Kalorama, 26; making a
total Of 1904
Gov. Tod, Of Ohio, has decided that after
the 18th of August he will pay no more boun-
ties. IF there shall be deficiency Of yolun-
teers then, it will be made Up by draft Will
out bounty.
On Saturday, at the request Of the Govern
or Of Iowa, in order to reach persons who are
discouraging enlistments, he was authorized By
the Secretary Of War to make s. draft whenev-
er and wherever he should think proper.
Quite a number Of volunteer officers and
snen have arrived in Washington from New
York for the war They include one brigadier
general two majors, one lieutenant-colonel
about forty company officers and a number Of
priyates.
The steamer Cuba arrived at Mobile from
Havana Goth, after an exciting chase by the
blockaders. She brings 3 carg> of arms mu-
nitions of war medicines and blankets.
Some young men in bathing IN the lake,
near Chicago, the other day, had rare sport
riding drove of horses brought down 70 We
fer. TIE sport grew rarer, when one Of the
Youths found himself naked on runaway AMI
NAL who took hin through th3 streets OF the
city. regardless of his want Of attire. or OF the
asfonisned looks Of the citZonS, who thou lit
Lin Lord Godiva on bender.
CAPTAIN Gibson, Of the i. 5. Artillery,
commanding at Fort Delaware, is relieved by
Major Burton, to enable him to tai Ike command:
as Colonel, Of the One .hundred~and- twelfth
Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, or Sc
cond Pennsylvania Artillery, TO which he has
been appointed by Gov. Curtin. THIS regl-
,nent-which is considered by the various gen.
eral officers in whose command it has been one
Of the best in the service-ls now garrisoning
the forts around the Capitol.
4 war meeting is to be held at Washington,
at which President LiEcon will be invited t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-01

upon, within few miles Of Portsmouth, by
persons concealed in the bus'les.-Surgeons
from Gen. Mcclellan army report that the
health of the troops is improving. Two girls
dressed in soldiers clothes have been detected
in the ranks of the army at Culpeper Court
House; they were from Washington county,
Md, and had followed their lovers,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-20
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H. t2saa Sunday, Ny u.
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W I. Ev.xo Baivrd, e Lsais.
CAS- ana. Parties, Ss. Paal. 50
KAIs CAssAL, Davis, ksoksk.
Aoslsy. Nay -.
suCss S.Ars, Wsra. st. Lssis.
PsxsiHA Hiii, ~. Louis.
A. hlss, 0slt Dsbsqss.
pDpAn9aD:
VIZ L evrxo. Basord, 81. Paul
CAxADA, Parker, -. Louis.
R,LL Hvr. Rssor, Rhndss, Drbuqas.
kArsC.ssxL Davis. ksoksk.
FLOws CO, Ptt-bafg.
pEnsISA, Hill, st l. 'uts.
SUcgxs SrArs, Ward, 81. Faoi.
tn. river 10 rec-ding slowly, aaa the lsvss y
once mere becoming obv,oas. Bosts can NV"
land without d,m 'aity.
BOATS LsAviK0 70 DAT.
The Ad Hins, Capt 0AIt, will depart 'o' 10
baoas and inter,nsdists laodinss 81 O'clock ID"
norninx. making sure connections with packets
for St Paul.
The Hxht draught packet Jennie Whipp't,
Captain M,r,ison. will depart for K~okak end
intern sdiAts points this morning 1t o'clock.
Toe Northern Line packet Psmbsns, Captain
Hill, will depart for St. Louis and intssnsdisss
landings this evening.
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pilsburg Fl. Va nc 4 Chicago
Il A. !. q q A -.

f. 1 s
VARS run FROM CHICAGUT PlTTSBUkG
~ without change, couuecting With the great
eENNSYL VA.H CENTRAL RAILROAD
Sow York, Ph,lxdeipnIA, bsitim.re AID ssb
sxuOn city, Ahd all the interior tUwus OF Penn.
viva MA, New Jersey New York, Maryland. dc.
Merchants by taxing THE route, will have thu
advantage vi all the eastern markets ~ Addl
sOnaI cost.
basg-ge checked through.
Trains leave the Depot, Canal street, west eide,
AlcuY1, daily on the arrival CT rains from the
ssst aud North woet.
. onnect,ng al CrSstline with Cleveland 4 Like
shore n Il. 10 unk,rk, buffalo, Niagara rails,
New York aud bo~t.n and al the intero
owns ., New England, via New York entra
Auo New York h Erie kaIlroxds Also south I.
Columbus, JsEcs7ilie, Newark, Mount Vernon
,seu env,lle and v neeiiug, and Interior town,
81 ohio and Vi1ki it.
The above traius Connect II FCrcst with train.
. mad River Road t, Springfield, Urbsno. bay
Oh and inclnnsti. Also with trains n Lima tor
-Ayton ard Cincinnat direct.
Gsre - low - asy other tosse.
Passengers bound east will ind this route both
,,exsant and agreeable, passing through many Of
the largest and finest ., tee in the United States
Passengers arriving ~ Chicago any 0: the
soa0s will find attentive ehesk agents III the de-
oOts to receive checks and convey baggage, free ~
charge /. the P,ttsburx and Chicago cars. Sleep
.ne cars accompany each train.
Tickets for sale At all the prime pal ticket on
-. In the Vest, and Vt the Comp~ny's office, cor
DER OF kaudolph aud Dear streets, Or IT The
sspot, v est side. Chicago.
We particular to ASK for tickets by Fort ayne
DAN. W. BUoo.
e.snl Western Passenger agent, Chicago
=. II. moons, Com. ana GEM Ag't, Chicago.
sreight Of all kinds will DO carried from Chica.
4oto AL poiuLs East ut al times, ~ low ratee
~ any othor Railroad route. sep2s -dtf
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RAILROADS.


IN AND Al xk nVAOAY. aAY SRI, -
~ aaA until tasshes ssstss, tsaaas .. II isase
ti1ssupcss daily, Sesdays sssepssa, - toiIowss
1t UoSJ tain a.. 1880 = H.
ID aieht sxpeooo. ............. 80 2. H.
Ssins srTivs q Osvsnpert daily, Ssndsys -.
ospssA, - follovs:
.st aight express st. 10 \. ,.
q mssa e. In at..... 90 ?. -
All trains over this routs are IN direct esnos1as
.sChisaxo With trains over both the Nichiepn
-osthsrn, Michigsc Csntsai, Pitssburg, fvt
wayne, and Chicago RAilrosd 70 and from De
-O,t, Toledo Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati,
Sttsburg, i,uBk,vk, huGaio, Niaxsra Falls, Aits.
", Nss York. Philadelphia, baltimore asd Wash.
agton. Also IT LA3alls With trains Of the Iii.
Vols Central Road-North 70 Gaisna end South 70
u Louis and Cairo.
Passengers arr reminded Of the necessity Of
wing distinc, direct IONS 70 the destination Of
hsis baggage, also 70 procure tickets before taxi
~ their sests 10 the cars, - the conduct ~ col
ct fares only TO ststOns on the line Of the Chi-
-sso and Rock Island Railroad.
JOHN p. TRACY, Superintendent:
Davenport May ., 1881. d0
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THE MARKETS.


Davenport Market ...Oally Report
OPEIC on rHE OvM b Nwwsl
Monday ve.. Nay ~.
Quotation remain u G. anged. The Hour mills
a,e started after being to pad f,r some time With
back water, and wheat 10 how In good dem'nl.
tlnus- 81 s,a46'. Shipnens 50 bb's.
Wux.r- rim at rs d70,. te.i,t 500 bu
Shipments 800 M.
H.x.xv Quiet We quote a 3oG4Sc. 10
ceip.s 100 hu ~hiJ mept- 2.25 bu.
r,xs Is dls,. Receipts l,025 bu. shipment
l zoo bu
oars wsqao.e at2o a.s, Receipts $50 bu.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, May II.
FLnrR 50 60 l505.
NnK>T sales ut 81 49oc.
tOsN 2tu 40.
q rs %. n store.
RYE az in store
Rat = Steady. Sales at 4O(0oI.
FUrrAs 90GlOc.
koGs -4XW5 packers count.
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st. Louis Marke t..

ST. Louis, May -.
FtorR Dull at 81 40.
WaEar Msrke, unch anged. 63G77c.
CORS In fair demand Vt S5c.
FAkLsY 7OGs5.
Oars 40CG4l'.c
RYE rm 64@44c,
HAYS 90
POaK->a 70
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