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DIMENSIONS,
Length Of nrpcr vessel, IN feet.
Length Of lower vessel, 12l feet: Il
Breadth Of upper vessel, al feet i inches.
Depth Of upper vessel, S feet;
Breadth OF lower vessel ut ton 81 feet:
.a E.eaath Z. q lower vessel At bottom, IS feet:
Depth VI lower vessel i feet inches;
Height Of turret, 8 feet;
Diameter Of turset, Fl feet inches:
Weight Of tu1ret, leo tons.
We present our readers with cut Of the
Ericsson Floating Battery "Monitor'' as she
appears al sea. She is supposed to be shot
proof, and is covered wieh Eve thiekucsses of
wrousht-iron plates, each ono inch thick, to :,
point Of Of three and one-half feet below water
lire Her deck is covered with onc-inch
wrorght-iron.
Externally she presents to the fire Of the
enemy's guns a hull rising but about eighteen
inches above the water, and Il sort of Marttllo
tower twenty-five feet III diameter, aud nin=
feet high The smoke stack, during action, is
lowered into the hold, it being made with
telescope slides.
The structure consists Of three principal
pats. 1iz: 4 shallow deckcd vessel with pcr-
pendlcular sides, dead fiat bottom and pointed
ends EEder this shallow vessel a second
and deepervesscl is attached with raking stem
aHd stern, perfectly fat tsttom and sides in,
clined at III ar::le Of 81 degrees to the vertical
line. This lower vessel docs not extend thu
entire length or breadth If the upper ona. Il
is in free communication with the latter, t:1<
bottom Of which Is cut out corresponding cz
:ectly with the top line Of tAe lower vessel
Tic third principal part consists Of q cylindri
cal turret placed on the deck Of the uppel
vessel In this tusret are mounted two IL
inch Da]igren guns. The turret reyoIves, ani
is turned around with great facility BIZ steam,
IFS movements being controlled by the CON
; manding officer inside
A screw propeller is applied aft Of the .sakin:
: stem Of tie lower vessel, and aft Of the p=o
peiier Al eauipoise ynader, both Of which ar:
!: thus hidden under the upper vessel, by whicl
!; they are most eGectually protected; tn
j anchor being in like manner protected b,
; the forward projecting part Of TIC upper Yes
: sci. within which it is suspended ina cJ!indri
: cal chamber open from below, / steam ell
, 1862-03-14

t!!r,s ee 1r"slavery p.i1ts Ia toxn.
F: 10 Their OWL satisfaction, on a
:n;a,, t1.at the defeat at Bun nun
:::t p,,,r :" Tie CHICAGO TRIBUNE,
f'xeis engaged in proving that the
:t:sr H. 'ns'ele for the retreat Of the
S.An ,ra unseen AID unmolested,
tie er.aa a''nesd the wooden guns that
~ F'ssa ~ arn'y at lay. Poor Tr7an-r ~, :,
, 1862-03-14

1t, MI, ,nsrsed by the pro-Elayery pa
F;.:jt =, ,,@usoidlrg from Gen. Mcclellan
:ucnss' Is lis due. Nothing Of the
; ef fsu se. lie is fully entitled to the
:s:...., ,'ns = e't-ea,nz7ed Beaurcgard- Il
c..ss -, " 'scrtia, and our side out-sat
Il t::,v M ~, rebels stald till their patience
s!ae,s ~: Aaahste'1 n and then decamped.
;e.,.. 0'u Inc most endurance and staid
fE;;., >; D1oed will tell. Strategy is a
= t1;rr,, -, war. Afser s. camping contest
1S' fhe Tic1ory and Manassas arc
, 1862-03-14

WAsH1sGTov, March 15.-The steamers
Arago and Fulton, which for some months
mast have been used as Government tzans-
Hr-fs, viii resume their trips, carrying the
nTna;l, betwec1 New York. Southampton and
HsvTs. The resumption Of service will begin
oE the 1oih inst.
, 1862-03-14
From New Mcxfco--TIle Rebels De.
1eatcd ut Fort CrnfG with Great Loss
..Ufeferal Loss. 400.

ST. Louis, March 13.-The RspN5lican has q
letter from Albuquerque, New Mexico, dated
February :oS, reporting fights and skirmishcs
between the Texas rebels and tho New Mex
leo Union men, under Col Candy. The rebels
had been repulsed at Fort Craig, retreatcd and
made stand. L terrible battle occurred on
the 2lst, beginning in the morning aud lasting
till sundown. The rebels were defeated with
heavy loss. They fought desperate. Federal
loss 200. rebel loss much greater.
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Gen. Halleck's New Department---ats
Order upon the Subject.
ST. LoT1s, March 13.-The following Gen
eral order was issued this morning:
Headquarters DEPT OF MIss1ssIFP1,

March IS, 1859.
In compliance with orders of the President
Of the United States, the undersigned assumes
command Of the Department Of the Missis-
sippi. which includes the present Department
Of Kansas and Missouri. and the Department
Of the Ohio and the country west Of north
and south line drawn through b Knoxville, Ten.
nessee, and east Of the western boundaries ot
the States Of Missouri and Arkansas.
The Headquarters Of the Department Of the
Mississippi will remain till further orders at
st. Louis. Commanding officers not in the
Department Of the Missouri will report al
these headquarters the strength and position
Of their several commands.
(signed r. u: HALLEcE,
Maj Gen. Commanding.
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.:ii,f* Ttiht11te.
z;,7naY, AAHH IL, 1869.

ALL EARS OPEN:
.rr 7ca,3crs viii listen attentlVcly 4
1--WE. they may hear news from 'he
,la1,al ~ in importance 10 that when
i-em Fert Donelsan. The mof'afs
- loud rercr: : 50 lls;sn
z,rrASstcHCsETTs M4N.
r,:kc il that ill entea7ors to hx INC
,of the coming struggle between ''.c
sand tie army ef tic Potomac III aa
!, Of a,,v knowledge where the enemy
IL. l. halt. amount to guess "orH aau
N, more. By and by that ,lassa-
ITS ,iyili:u, who walked over the en-
>,,,neo,s II Cent1eville, in s<'ranee o.
t,ocns, aid solitary and alone oe, :.
RI tLt. rebel camp, viii go allcaa anu
ait where Tie rehe1s are, and 'hen
;, ,.:..,,s Is 10 tie battle viii oc III
= IL; uz hope tl,a: lie will no: be
.,,;.,,;|,s III t;ntling the way!
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gr. JOINS. March 1S-sFe hare had no Eu-
ronaan or american mail for six weeks. TIC
Cur.rd steamer running between Eer8 and
HsIi:az T. a5hore at Tcepaesey.
, 1862-03-14
TWO FEDERAL VICTORIES.
The Fights at Paris, Tenn, and Leb-
anon, No.

ST. LoC1s, March 13.-Oficial dispatches
state that orr artillery and cavalry yesterday
attacked the enemy's works one and a half
miles west Of Paris, and the enemy vas
driven out with d loss Of 100 killed, wounded
and prisoners. Our loss is Capt Bul1en, Of the
artillery, and four men Killed and FIVE
wounded.
a cavalry force sent out from Lebanon,
No., attacked one Of Prices guerilla parties,
prisoners, among them Brig. Gen. Campbell.
, 1862-03-14

McEIellanss Council of War.-.A Cos-
recftpn.
WASHINGTON, March 15.-Tte statement
published thst council Of wa= in Washington
decided tc 4, that she army Ct the Potomac
could not be moved again=t the enemy ct
present, is entirely uEtrue. The Generals
we're unanimous that ec advance vas possible
snd proper. The only difference Eas as to
tEa plan Of the proposed attack.
, 1862-03-14

PROVIDENCE, r. T., March IA letter re-
celv1d here from man 10 Gen. Burrside's ci-
v;.!cn, dsted Roanoke Island. Sd instant. an
poucces that the report that the rebels we're
.e5aeuetiEg Manassas had reached Gen. BurE-
s!te. He Fiu therefore be on his guard.
, 1862-03-14

FIUm Cairo
CA1Ro, March 15.-Gen. Strong Is in COM
maEd here at present, having general charge
of this Department. Gen. Paine is in charge
Of division in Missouri.
a man named Andrew Morris, marine On
the gunboat Louisville, was shot last night by
one Of the provost guard, at 4 house Of Ill
fame.
The wcatheris is clear aud mild,
We have no news from Columbus.
4 movement is On foot, bIt the late regula-
tons render it improper 70 telegraph the par
ticu1ars.
River fa1Ii1Y unite sInE1y
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Nc1u EMBELLISHMENTS !.

c. II ,SCRITEA,, 4arestising Agsnt, s. Dear
born ST., is authorized to receice Advertisements for
this and al the Lending P1peTs Of the Northaoest.
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Flyers TteterGure,
s1Ir fcnncUen G%ieilunn nnt
eur fDneuer

CUR fd5nelleu Seiluue Don
Slltermittirenoem pper Msd1tlfeber, nod
!al1encem Tieber, Sdiittelfrpi t, Yeritcftem
Jieber> periopiidem &pphbmers poer BIZ
lt5l EN- &ppfIdmers unp bili1ie fem Tieber;
IN Der SDot 9e9en bic 9anse &la1le DON
8rontbetter> Die aus unpronung tn ben
0auenme9en entltebet1> serur{aGt Spn Der
Wiolor1a in miasmatilden 0e9enoen,
Mir ilno in, 9tanee, benz Yublitl,m etn 5eil<
1n,ttel 81 rT 'riren, peIbs5> m1brero IS bic er-
mabntsn usbeI unfeDltar curirt, iu0lei0 oQnSli6
pD11e Sbaeen lit b%cliebiger SuantitGt qenpnrnen
neroen falt1. Spld' eiu Mittel 1T uuldasbar
tn Vesenrsn, 1p otsle plaseapen Aranfbciteu
berrl9en. Siele Sure" treibt bas miasmatiIde
0l1f pes gNedlelFebers aus benz RGrper unD YER
b1nbert bic gntpideluug Der Ara1fbeit> tpeun IS
yet Der e1l!en Nnndberurg ret IS auneltenben
Sen1ptpms 9enpmmsn wirp. IS 1T uiAt nur bas
BETTE b'sger entsedte 0eiImittel fit .biele Gla1e
arantbeiten, ~ieneern auh bas biQigte. Die
9rpBe Aualtltat, tpelde mir fir Gincn Dollar
aets', 1aad)t es Seesm 5usauslid, unb tn @egen=
Den, no 9aui19e &rautbeiten uub WeA1elfeter
bsrrlden1 lpllte Jeeecn1aNn pas Mittel baben unb
dGes'11l'9 b1auden, loppbl our 5eilung, pie ais
grrbeugunger1ittel.
Gin grpbe JET Bprsus tieies Miitels, spr aaen
blsber entbsdte11 CUR 1aneQen unb liaern 9eilu,o
pen Wed1elfiebcrn, 1T, Bog es wsbsr @btniu nod
mt1leral1i9e Sutl tan5et entbalt, in Jplee paYpu
aua tpeeer bic gbiatn-G ergiftrns mod euberc
la9tbelltse Gpnlequensen fir Die gpnIitutiou
Dersortrlnet. Dtejenisen, tpslde hamit curirt
tpproen, llno ra9 Der Cur 10 ae1unb, ais pt tie
n1ftnals bic Rrantbctt eebatt bGiten,
Nber nibt alein Meblelfteter entlebt spr1
mlaslatiIden Gift. @tne srpBe 3abl perIdie-
esnat!'9er arantbeiten brinst feline Geiauna inn
aprper berppr; ba3u eebDren:
Neural9ie, Gbeumott5mus, @idt> &opfz
l9mer5en, 8linobeit 3abnl9mer,en, Sbrz
l9nler& Gatarrb> Mitbma> !5%ersflppfen>
W1l5bei9weroen, 5Yiterie, S1mer;en in
ben Gin9emeicen &olit 2abmunA StD<
runsen i'm Masen.
Nue bte1e l1ebeI nebmeu, menu }e spu bie@er l1r,
1ade bsrrubren, bic pegfelfeberartiae Cu,termit-
ttrenoc) De:m an, 70. }. tie trstsn nur periobilb
aut). Ste ueure" treibt bas 0tft aus benz 8lute
aus uns betlt epnlequentsr Weile ale biele l1ebel
zone unterlGieo. IS it Elm nj t9dBbaresG dub=
m1ttel 1vr e1tlipanoerer uno pericnen, tpel6e in
malarllGen Wegenren r"eile1, pner i9 halelblt
etl'1se v1tauTbalten. Mfnn es eelegcutli4 eber
lagllt %ssapmmen tpirb, !pdbrslb man benz Nn=
lifdungsltp1e ausgeleBt 1T, 10 piro c~erlflbe itets
lnleoer aus BENT &Grper c,eseldiseen uno fam
lld nibt tn binreidencer Msnse onbdufen, nm
bic ara1fbeit gu er5eusen. Desbalb 1T es als
shuBmitte! lo9ar ned we1tbSoGer, mic ais 9eil-
1@1ittel. unb uar iebr Wenise wiiroen an We9=
le'fteber leteen, penn iie lId Der Yrpteetion tbeil-
ba1tie nta6ten, tpelde oielss Mittel semdbrt.
prdparirt pom Or. S. 6. Nyer & g., !
9pweu, MaT.
81 baben BET DaY & Sents, ST paul,
unp bet alien 5anplern IN Mepi3tnen.
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11i9<Tabrtf
SO. @etS.

@aD1nstpn-Str pbere2aubuua,
ct. paul, Mtnn.
ZANZIBAR tar ben bisberisen 3uipru9 beebrt l6
Der unter5eibnete> benz beuti 9en Wuutlifum in
M1nneluta anau5eteen, bab er feline Gifqfabrif in
SergrOBertem MaBlabe in 1einem re,1en I@teinoe-
eanoe el'tgeertdtet blat unb 1T im @taupe, feline
Aunoen NIT Fem aQgemein beliebten
Nre,ntum= Gffa
gu serleben. gtrta9sr iotpie Dpppsl-@ lis it ins
'1er gu benz ntebrisften Yreile gu baben.
N,e1er Giftg TT ausgesfidnet gum Giumaden
Don 9lrfen unb aneern6riidten, uub 1T spn bem
pratttlaen eger'ifer Or. 9feio wi 0en1daftlid, UNI
tfrluat. Derielbe faab i'm prrfpmmen rein, II.
enpffblt ibn auf's Sete sum 6amilieaeetrau6.
%. WetS.
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50 Gpnierpirt Guere 3dbne!
mIDS r. Sibble, 3abnarst
,lest 3Gbne Elm son einen1 e~inselnen bis al einem
ppllen Getib> bic wie natirtide gu sebrau9eu II.
chen 10 ihbn lnb.
aral'fe 3dbne werben our6Ylombiren erbalten.
8sin Wusfaleu Ger Yl0mbe eber 5Gmer3 naG Der
Operation. 3dbne werben NIT Der srDbtmDslid-
ten Qeidtigfeit arsssapssn.
0ulfani]irter pbsr getarteter @umn1i bein1Gin<
leBen BON :3abnen nidt aneepenoet. Sur bic
pcllfpmnenlic Nrbeit tpire g%eltefert, unb 1T tecem
Safe mnb Der Yatient 5%ufrieoen 9eltelt fem, ebe
5oncrar S%erlangt wtrb.
Meine Yreiie 1ino n%ieoriser ais le je fri1ber fir
10 quite q belt in bieler Stact S~erlauet tpurbeu.
Office: A. traBe, 2 Gburen unterbalbN larfet.
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@QDe BrQuerei

CIR. toblmonn.
Se1n wager eeS Dprtrefltditen 8ierS, baS arGBte
wager TN Nprbpeften, enpfeblt fir ben @narps-
uno Detatl=8erfauf befenS
@br. @tablmann.
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&affee 100 EDDIE Nto> au5gesei9z
net. 20 5dde2a9uayra, Do. 10 rYodet5" MrGa,
auserlelen. @ppleyTpperu II. So.
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&autabaf 100 &ifen Al 1~prtirt. Cigar
ren> 10000 impcrtirte unb eiubeimilde.
GpD(eN SDmeru gn.
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ct. Nuta(=5ouS
Shasta 61uS,

GboSfa> : : > Mtnnclpta.
nrter5ei0nete teebren fG biernait benz Vutli-
tul1 lbr inabl ei1geriGtee5, NIT alen Bequen1
l%1d)Ie1ten Serlebel1es Galtbaus su enpfeblen, bus
ssn teil1em gtablt1sment, in sirer ber @tapte am
Mtnnelota> weber mas Ginridtune nod Bebaub-
lung anbetrift, llbertrpHen miyp.
gN Ii III unb STdltn.
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Deut19e
= . II a {.

SDU e
Der 1nter5eidnete bena9ridti9t hermit bas
oeutl9e Yublitum, bab ct npn
'6errn 8. ppn 8aumbad, in Milwaufet,
Qpnful fir 8atern,
80 irtte mbere,
Medlenbure unb
.@rpBber3pstbum Sa6ien
erma9tistilt, Dpfumente, .pel4e mad ben senanr-
ten @taaten, pber a:1bern beutl9en in Minneluta
reip. Milwaufee mo-, niAt eoniularii9 pertretenen
Staaten beittmmt i1ao unb Der cpniularii@en Be~
glaubtsr1s b%eburfen, in Gmpfans gu nebn1en, unb
bieielben. NIT lulber Beelaubisune oerfeben, il
mad Der Bettnmuns> benz Musfe0er IN f&rSeiter
Grtit gu rerntttiren, ober elei9 per poit an ibren
SeltimmunsSprt aaG Deutidlano gu befSrbern.
De6glet9e1 1T er erbDtis, in leiuem @ei9dfts-
Bureau.
5eYmorp's Blpd, Dtitte @traBe,
NatbiudenSen jebe eewin19te Iusfunft lber iel-
ge Irasen s1 ertbetlen, mie ie IN bielem @eI9Gfte
IN Setra9t fpmmen mDgen.
Oscar Walmrp8,
DfentliGer Mptar, 6eymarbS 8lpd.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

neutrality-suspicious.,
Drttte Strabe> 81. Yeter> Minn.
N1s'e5 Sotel bat cine 9lnsabl BON seraumisen
Stl1tlAerrt u'le belist iibcrbouet ate Nequsmlih<
telten eil1es Sall les erlter AlaiIe.
Wrte 9talluNscn iino Dem 5aule teiscfiet.
Nle ppltdail Yerlabt bas neutrality-suspicious.
f11r Neu> uln1 jecen Jretas II. Wpntae Mproen.
peter 9arff, giaentbumer.
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Neuetabltrte8
@ei6dft.
@epry 8en5,

oN~<S ON<SOI
Smporteur> @roB- unb &leinbdnbler
Don &betnweiuen,
un9armetne,
TransSfl9e uno
@atamba>Weine
81 apcira< unD Dprt= Us etne n,
seri@iebenen Sabrean8en, melde beim Du3-
3enb, Glal9e unb @las p~ertauft werben in leiner
@einballe, 9ritte CITRATE,
3wiiGen Martet= u, Daibinstpn< ctr,
Tren@'S Stein9ebdupe.
Ve@ter S@weiser uno 2imbur9er &die,
@e6te Soldno. &drtnee,
Sarpelen unp Sarpincn
fets Sprratbis unb gu ben mSsli9l tiQislenYrei.
fen gu baben.
Jerner: Mu]sge3ei9netes Gbicasp u n ;
Qtncinnatt ale 1uo YDrter, unb bic
feinten Sprten BON 2tqueurer unb
@bampa9ner.
@pwie enbli9 Elm eree0entes N0prtiment BON
SaDanna=G iearrp8.
Serfebenbee If NQes gut unb III rei@er TiQe
,orratbis bel
@eprB. 8en;.
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SommerzM Arrangement.
1861.
e9'easp> Nsm-gprf> 8pipn, ct. Qpuis, eotrp.
9tsm' Orleans ria
SutnDi8 Central
@alena une 6. 81, Gi7entabn.
319e Ss9sH son Dunleitb al; Gas-g rpreB um
u9r y; M.s @unutass disagreement.
Mad9 Menp5is lit 80 Stuneen.
9tad9 Netp~S orleans in IS @tuuben.
Nag gtew<ycrf III 81 9tuueeu.
NaN 8etpn i'll SIS gtuubeu.
.palaelere Dpn ct. Vaul Fnben NJ 1unleit, nix
5uss nod alen @esenpsn i'm Sltsu unp IN, G;is
ben IN Sereitldaft. y"
~ Dts Nodtsd9e toten @asgpns nit
Betten.
2pren9, AI6ets aa betea an Der SaflpuRrabe,
""9' ot1 SeSff' -. 9. Series,
~ q u NaeNt III ct. Yaui.
y u. Nr.4nr> @enl= @upsrintsneer,t, Gbitaar-
". y. Sobnipn> Genl' paiTasisrueeut, S]5isaer-
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1860. q - = % EE - 1860
Mfl6tgan SIutbern
1860

Detrpit> Mpnrpe 1no So!stp Bubn.
Atele ylris uno tire Gcrtiubu1aeu btlbsu Gins
Spulfanp19e Npute Spn 0strpit nadb @bicaap.
Wllmaut1e> Waleaa, Nrf Sjslonp, DUBUQUE.
8url'1gtrn> prairie BIZ Gbien, Ga Grp1s, ct.
&SSanl, eatro> ct. Soutsz ct. Sp|spb nano oQs
Nputen I'M % fen unb Sibpefcu.
na9 3plebp, Gleselaab, pittstltro, gBbseliuo
Nen.yprf> uno ollstt Srten, tppbir man aaf sen
oerlq1soenen 3pet9tabne1 srn jenen pldtsn fob
ren tann' Wbfobrt,
6 l1br As Wiinuten Mittae. Qiobtuino @rbree
tmr Gbtca9p uno Netp=N orf
fDnl1nt at, gu 2lprian I'M 9,45 gcrmitoaa
= Iplebp I'm, $50
gleselanp I'm $40 Nadm..
q Vuiain nm 1920
Gbtcasp UNI 200
Nep= yorf I'M $50
1 ubr Nadmittags. Irlepp uup Cincinnati;
Grpreb
fDu1mt naG Ipleop I'm 4,O5 gadmittaos.
Buffalo I'M 4,55 gprmittaas.
Nem=gcrf uni $50 Nadmittaaa.
N1e'e Npute 111adt biretts gertinbu1ta su @ler
Delhnb nit ben pra9tYpIlen Stean1ern City II
Sltftalo" lto ySSe tern Metrppplis, rab Buffalo.
ugr IS Vitruten STADIUM. 2brian uub gHe-
tern Grpreb
tSmntt an au Munroie I'm sos Ma6mittaaa,
. Mnrtat ut 1000
= ebicasp INT 700 yprmittaas.
H &arten fDnnen erbolten tperben
5u Detrptt in Der Sffee Der gompaante.
Gde Ntmaterz uno StraBe.
Dis 3uee 9eben nad Der Gbieage Belt alb,
melee u111 ~ Winuten friiber 1T ais bic Don 81
trp1t. Sno. 8. Gampbsl>
@en'l @upsrintenbsat.
O. q. Rnisbt> Neent su Oetrpit.
@en'l superint. Office, Iplebo> Suni15. SO.
1861. 1HME Hzz== 1861:
@ra1b @aDen NDute.
Die fir3ete biut9ite u,o CONFERENCE.-The
2tnie na9 Dem Often.
Onr6dnS Gifeubabu!!
ausssnemmen IS Meilen npn Milnaufie
na9 0rano9 aSen, tpelGe lit 6 Stunben
5urld9elsst pereea nit ben ele~
gdnten 9ampfern
Wt lwaufte unb Detroit,
9eiieaoe> bic int Milpaufie nit emNbenb,uoe
.antomnen,. tpnnsn ioglei9 an gprp oebe1 uao
Nfor9ens ~abreilen II. getpirnen hoeurG 129tru-
eeIt an Ell Dor Semen, bic Iber Chicago mad bem
Often ret1en.
Dteis Hetle 1T au6 Ser Natur1GEnbeit tpesen>
70 be NtagaraIaQe bieten, jeber anbern Routt
Sn0r1u51e9en. Man fabrt auf bteler Sinie ron
mad Detroit, 5amiltpn, @uspenfpn
Srto9e (Miasarabrude), Buffalo, &pdefer, @y-
rnacule, Gpnt, Utica, MIbany, SEEN gprf, Bptpn,
Sgeensburg unb Mprtreal.
Der prefs 1T biQieer ais Der auf
anbern 2tnten.
Harten ine IN allen 5aupt~G iienbabn<S ffcem
bes @efens 3u baben.
S. $. @bitmpre,
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Spbn Mnbrew,
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-08-09
QQu,5u9.

s. 6. S $. 6. 8urbanf,
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@etraior uno Se%tensmittelr, 8alf, Cement, &ub-
baar> 9iasel11> @ala Orud= unb Yadpapier,
Drudntoterialien &C.
Jradtepntrafte 'perben nab ben, . ten rub Me-
ten ibernpranle,l.
8aarvoriAIls Qsr1a6t auf @pulienationeu 81
jeeer s3eit unb jebem Setrag.
Yeripne,1, welhe Glitter an uu8 epn@igniren>
fDnnen iA oarauf p%erla1ea> bab 0e DOR leber>
tbenruas ge1Aigt lub. Glitter perben III ben
niebri9lfen g'reiien pbne Nuflidt auf bic bel pn<
oere Yr|tltnte cber eaS 8opt Ipeeirt. Eager unb
@cn1millcns- @ebiibr 70 niebris ais in jeoem re-
l~psftabien 5aule
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s. s. II. 8. s 8urbanf.
6. s. 8urbanf,
General + Msent fir bic 0aleua= Dunleitb> urb
Minnei cta= Dadet~Gp.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-08-09

6inf $ &bepbalb, @4A
99napprteure nnb @rubbdnbler inz o.
Weinet1, &iqueuren, Gtber,
Giearren &c. &C.
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Wbi6fep,
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6abrtfanten BON @11ta,
nabe benz vWtnsluw 9uu1e," at @aele=@ arabe.
ct. paul> : : Mtnn.
9aben nunmebr auf 9ager:
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lanptt9er Ncbenlafti III ben beliebteiten
4pgnac unb Bourbon @bislc91
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Splanblden Gin &c. &C.
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.rpfen i'm Nurbpelen.
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51anntwfin 8rennerei
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9e9e1uber,
oelt''!lrt unb %Derfauft int s. IT unb Rleiueu
aQe @prten Sic ueure:
&Immel,
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G1ft9
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% Der bp@(te Marftprei5 ,pirb ltets fir 9aog~
gen btsablt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-08-09

pas Nampfldif uWilmaufee", Gopt. Eiebarps,
serlaBt ben Nrt ant Jube ppu Nfilparise=Str
1sssn Mprge1 praciie 5 ubr (gpnutaas ousoe.
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Nem=yprt Central Nail=Jtpab 1T birertsr Der
t%inbung.
Antunft in %s9iiaeara Salts 4 1br aGpraen5.
Mlbet9 4 ltr Nadm..
Nep=yprt 8 ltbr 80 81. Nbtg,
gpltpn 10 llbr MnGts.
0as Da1apflGiT nGetrpit"> Capt. Mc8rtet.
perlaBt BEN Gpd Der 0etrpitz uub Milportpe-
e11enbabn=Gp. NaGmittegs 4 utr (@ptntacs
a1s9cncmnen).
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Susp. Bridge 5 llbr 9ttenbs,
Nlbana 4 lltr Miprsene,
9tcw yprf 10 llbr IS 9R. aIoga.
Woltm 70 lltr45Mf Mitt~
palase<SiQsts: ria @easl= rter Darpfi6,n
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terpa1l, S1Serprnl &C. uerbeu 1T ber Stfce be,
Gpntpegnie %nsrfauft.
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prompt anb tiuis befTrbert.
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Dte1s Gpnpasnie ~beTSrbert 1radt III b~ebeuteus
9ertu9eren prsilsn> idneller uro fderer, ola ir-
9tno cine anosre OeieQidaft.
S1Ffe 1t, Miitpaufie $50 SitualertraBe.
IS. Meueier, Go1irer.
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5. 3. Wbttman,
%rellennsr @srnt fir zen WeIteu.
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15

RoBkRr A. McKINNEY. eldest son Of Jas
r. Mckinney Esq, Of Radnor, is another Of
the victims of the battle Of Pitlsburg Land
ing from Delaware county. He was mem
Ter Of the l4th Illinois Regiment and was
known to have been seriously wounded in the
tiatile referred to, but his friends had been I'M
able to learn bis fate till few days since,
when amorg list Of inscriptions from the
head boards OF the graves in the soldiers bu-
rying ground near the battle field published in
the Cincinnati Gazette) his name vas found.
lie died on the 23d Of April, seventeen days
after the day on which he was wounded.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15

The Military District of which Delaware
county forms part having raised its quota
under the late call from the President for
100000 volunteers, and the disposition to vol
unteer still continuing unabated, it has been
resolved to raise another regiment, for which
the field officers we're designated at a meeting
Of the several County Committees held in
this place Tuesday last. Hon. WM P. REID,
Of tnis place, is to be Colonel, and possessing
as be docs in an eminent degree the necessary
qualifications for the post, We doubt not he
will make an efficient and popular officer
Notwithstanding the very short time in which
the regiment must be filed, from the spirit
with which the work is progressing we expect
to see j. accomplished.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15
Matthews Chocolate Worm Drops !

Never fail to destroy and extermiEate all
kinds of Intestinal Worms Are perfectly re-
liable in all cases, and far superior to any and
II of the Fancy Worm Connections and nau'
eous vermifuges which are in use. They
may be taken at all times with perfect safety,
as they contain No MERCURY. OF other deleteri-
Gus drug. Mothers should always purchase
them and give their children no other.
No Cathaytic whatever, Is necessary TO be
giveR.)
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers in
Medicines
A I MATHEWS, General Agent.
Buffalo y " and Fort Erie, & w
For Sale by H. Cornell, and n. l. Starr &
GcBro., Delaware, Ohio. l0-flYiS