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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-11
1pb1teb oeS &nitte1perfee.

(6iir bic @taats;eitung Spn benz rDepartement
ber &nittelperafabritatipn.")
u@S liebt bic @elt baS @trablenbe III
l9pdr3en,"
3tebt @rpBeS III ben Staub.
Das @ple miro 3ur Beute fapen @9er3en
1np Der @erldumoun9 &aub.
Der brape Mann i'm drmli@en@ n@ewanpe
ST etn 9emeiner 2ump,
Der @irtb> ber 9erne bor8t benz 5errn
Don Stanbe,
@er'pet9ert II NJ ben pump.
!61Qt f@ bic @ abrbeit III ben rauz
8teberber @erle elm:
&ft man ete gfa7; e8 1T ia nur Elm
&nittel>
@er6, uno ba6 1T 9emetn.
Denn aber in 8auoben unb @onetten
@on Monbenl9etn,
@pn .6eimpeb, @aterlanb unp @tlaSenz
fetten
l1nb 2iebelein
Gin 9pbltppf reimt, als bdtt' bic Wott
8ebQ9eit
Gin S@neioerlein;
@enn >pte frilirt bic &einletn uno &C.
19nte9elt:
Sp TT td6 -fetn.
Dte Settle ii, ber &I9e 19mtl3t >pie
Butter
Der Sans an ietnem pRue
@etnt @onnetbrdnen in pa8 Grmelfutter
uns iie in's S@uleltu@.
Dpd, leet in &ntttelperle per poete
Des tieftere @tnnes Yerl':
Stuff 5dn8@en fein u. bic ditbet'iHeSette :
u@el@' etn9emetner &erlT
unp bod por ben &eimi i9miepereien
alletn,
3 publtfum nerpebr'S
Mtr ni@t 3u fa9en> bat mir itets 8efauen
Der ltebe 6 ntttelDer6.
3war 1T ct erob mitunter pte Elm 8uttel,
Dp@ bas nj u s leicer letn.
Da6 bide Geu nur 9erbt er nit pem
&nittel
Gum 3orte1 fprt@t er fetn.
3mar reiu1t er 2u9 unp Gru9 pobl NAL
auf 6um Bug
unb @1el auf &amebl>
Dp& nennt er CUTE @ttte ntemalS lnfus,
No@ bettern @@er3 &ratebl.
2obbubeln mag, In Samben unb Mlcden
6ora3tu6 ben Mdcen,
Sn Difi9pn uno tlaiT1@en GrS@den
Ma9 man ben &ubm erb6bn
@pn ret@enS@uften unb Don md@t9en
s. !1eu@lern.
Dem 2aiter @etbrau@ ftrean,
@eltn9ttni niepem8 8er6mab9 @@mei@>
lern.
Der &ntttelDer9 alIetn
@prt@t fets, 'pie ibm eetpa9len 1T ber
S4nabel
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-11

Nsenten Der @finu. 9taats5eitnne."
MtnneI Ipta.
oaltinss unp Dafuta o.. 9err 9epps:
New lllm unb 8rpmn County 6r. 6or1ter,
81. Yeter unb 9ficolet @ty @. @4immel,
81. IntbpnY II. Mtinniapplis, Ortb u. &npblau@>
Carver ct. 8ult,
Maufato 5:rr SIT ltus 8. 5artmaan.
5ta pater unb Walbinston &tY @b* @@tHer,
Biauna unb gDinona GtY 5r. Slider.
Beaeplain 5err Trans >. 5eyoerlebt.
6artbault, Jtice &c., 5err @pttfriee 5ledenitein.
&eab5 Gambling, $. Duerre.
Neb Bius, Serr Sobn Trierri9'
Wabalbaw, geors 5uber.
Ga @rol1e, 9err 9eil.
BromnSpiQe 5err Trib Glild.
Buffalo GitY, Bisc. 81. @alttler.
ycuntain City, QBise. Or. Spubr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-11

Man idreibt aus 6alle: Mm Is.
Nou. ipra@ Der @@ufer panle III elmer
5anbwerferz z@eriammlun9 auf benz Mae>
oebur8er 8abnbofe, am II. per prpfei1or
SEQ in elmer @eriammlun8 reattiondrer
llrwdbler int 5otel gum &ronprtn3en pa>
bier. Darauf bra@te Die 6aue'l 'l@e 3etz
tuns pas fclsenpe @ers@en:
@el@eS 2i&t unb mel@er S@atten!
6eute beu unp 1,,orBe1 buffer!
Yanie ipra@ ,pte etu Yrofe0or,
9efnrt@ Seq tpte ein -@@ufter!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-11
SHASTA 6Qu8,

@ba6ta, <z M(tnnelpia.
l1ntersei@ntte beebrem ii9 bieru,it bem wubIi-
tum tbr pobl einsertdtetes, nit alien Beouem
lt&tetten Serltbtnee @aitbaus 3u empfebIen. bas
BON teinem Gtabltitutent, in eirer ber @tGbte am
aRtnneipta, ptoer was &inri@mng nod 8ebamb-
lung anbetrifft, iibertroFtn tpirb.
g81t unb p56ltn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-11
ct. @an, aRtnneota, @amita8, Ill. sjannar 1862

baben, neil @te ben lan9er @e9 nt9t
i&euten; retteten @ie aud nt@t metnen
2etb, 70 retteten Sie bod n1etne @eele.
@ott iesnt @ie unb f@abe fie Dor bent
G11en! 81
Der Doctor Beetle f@> aus3urt9ter,,
1pa8 bet @ut8berr tbm ouf9etra9en bate.
Darauf beiu@te er bte &rante1 IN ber
um8e8enb, bic BET ber 9}a@ri@t BON 1ei>
&1er &nfunft gu tbut ee1anpt batten, uno
er0 o&t Sage ipdter febrte er 3uriid na@
@enosbur9 uup 31 tbr, bic ttnuerpar ppr
letner Seele l9mebte. ....... .
Ml6 ct in'8 6au6 trat, Har Sesperien
Der erite, ber tbm ld@elno entse9entrat
unb er3dbltt, bob Grau Ore fen nun un>
9ebeuer reid 9ewproen iet. Der Doctor
b6rte ni@t auf ibn, ipnbern itiirmte eiliaft
bic Greppe btnauf, In ba6 3inmer Ser
Damen. 9lliba fubr III bic ,6Sbe unp
tpdre beinabe benz Doctor UNI ben !6als
eefalen aber tpas iie ni9t tbat, baS tbat
bic alte Dame inbem fie ibm ersdblte, pab
fte i&pn etnen 8rief DOM 6arbeSppat,
tporin eieier ibr a1es mtttbeile> eupfa1>
gen babe.
SD banfe @ptt! rtef Der Doctor aus,
eab ct MIDI purd t1eine @er9eblt9teit au
Sbrem Slide bettra9en lie6* Nber nun
itnp @te ia ret@e 2eute, fubr ct fleinlaut
fort uno woQen 9eptb tetuen Gtnlp9trea<
ben mebr baben.
g(ein> @ptt betpabre uns, nun tppuen
tptr auberprbentli9 pprnebm meroen, er<
pteberte Mliba ld@elnb.
Der Doctor ereriff Mlipa'6 6anb, unp
bltdte ile balb tpebmiitbie, balb perle9en
an* SD batte seslaubt ia9te e. bob,
ma6 sic aud {r1,mer 8ewproen wdren,
Dprnebm pper reid, mann e6 AUDI fem
mI9e in Grauer pber Treupe> mfr uns
bod niemal6 trennen tpiiroen.
l1no @te baben &e9t 9ebabt, uein lie
ter Gbem, rief Trau Drelen, benn tpenn
metne olten Nu9en re@t aeIeben baben,
10 bat AUDI Mlira ni@ts base9en, Sbren
5au6fano 3u fabren uno SIRE 8eoleite<
rim ouf Sbrem oft bel@werlt@en 8ese
5u 1etn.
ST ba6 mabr? rtef ber Doctor auf~
iprtnSeno uno trat gu bem jun9en Mdoz
9en.
@ebbalb nt9t? erwteoerte Ie leile> feline
betpen 6dnoe er9retfeno. SD miui9e in
al4e8> wenn @te mir rur 9elpben ppllen,
ME 5u per9elen, pab i'd Sie mebr ltebe
al6 aQe6; ia betnabe mebr al8 meine alte
@rtbmutter. W(tt otelen @prten lief
ite bic '6anbe ee8 Doctors fabren uno
i6lan9 ibre Mrme um ben '5al8 Der alten
DAME.
@S 1T 1@pn lanee BET, rab pieie tleine
@ei9tdte poilirte; Grau Dreien par nod
etnt9e Sabre 3eu9e be8 @lideS tbrer
&tnber, unb ite bate nod einen tletnen
urentel auf ibren Mrmen 9ebalten, beupr
fte gu @ptte6 ewieem &ei@ einein9.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-11

6. $. &bmibt,
Dre6Sler Il. @6irm111a6er,
@aNin9tpnz@traBe,
ueben @brilt. 8e9t'S @alppn,
empfeblt iid aur Mnfertiguug DON allen feineren
Dre96lerarbtiten, anm Mbpreben unb Tarben BON
8iQiarbbaQen; &esen- uno @unuen= @@irme
tperben neu iibersp9en unb repa,irt. Deuti9e
pfeifen, &ernlpiben, Spa3ierfSde, Gtsarren,
Nau9-, &au- unb @9nupftabad 1T bel ibm gu
baben, uno er@u9t freunblib umt seneieten 3u-
ipru9. - NB. Aleine 8alle Don Yodbols unb
@lfenbein Gnb ItetS pprratbig.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-11
10 a 8 bington 6onae-

u a 8 ms ton 6omsf,
ceutl@es @af : unb Bparpino 6ous
@t.antbonyarabs> naSt sf Sem ,winslop.
Das rWaibineton-9aus" bieiet RoitaGuoern
unb seleeentli9 @infebrenben an cpmfertabIem
eosis uno pcblbeiester Gafel MQes, tpas BON ei-
neu guten 9aute erwartet wirb. .. @a6.
% @ute StallunQen bei'm 6ou{e
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-11

Die ]l(inneCo Cota StaatS6eitun0
Gde Ser Dritten unb gBaba@baw-
@trabe> cine GreYpe bp&,
srldeint m19entlt@ uno futet ! wet DoQ.
per Sabr, in @orausbe;abluns.
ginaelne 9(ummern tefen Gents.
8eoin9unecn-
Abpnniren tann man III irgenb einer ;3eit bes
3abres; bod fSnnen biebem Mbonnement ppran-
5ebenben Nummern uitt na9seianbt merben.
Der 5ublcriptipns- -Betrag fann IN Npten it,
1sno eiuer suten 8anf einsel9idt werben.
BzS lBenn @elo in regtltrirten Sriefen ser"
loren gebt> tragen mir pen Uerluf bod nttt IN
unreei ltrirten 8riefen.
MQe Mttbsilunsen, Gelper u. {. ~. Fnb gu
lpersliren:
Meutber s; Gge1, Vutlilbsrs.
MINNESOTA STAATSZEITUNG,
WEEKLY PAPER,
published by REU7 HER e. EXEL'
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
Price 5000 per year.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-11
O>~|O '~I*s0'
@alpp1t 1t1tb @effa11ratipu

I'M u y E 4 d u nj.
DER unter3et9nete er1pfeblt biermit bem Ser
eDrten beutl1en publitum iein
Saloon= nno Neftaur a til ons= 6 efbdft
I'M @tbendum itets bic allerppr3ueli&Ren g.
lzS bel Gpriteanneen i'm Gbeater talte unb
parme- -@peilen perabreibt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-11
@btcQgp &agerbter<@Qlpn
Dpn
6.>G>> Z&L ~

@de Der @albinstonz II. Dritten Str.
ct. Yaul, Mtnn.
Dem eeebrten publitum bic eraebenffe Mu.eioe
bab id BON nun ab itets bereit bin, nteiuen mer-
tben @aiten NIT allen Sorten @Bmaaren. ols
S9inten unb :3unee, @@wei3er unb Qimburoer
Raje, @arbines unb marinirten 6drinaen u. alien
Mrten Wurfen in neinem @alpu auf,umortem.
&afee auf gerianeen. 0''""'''"'
Deeslei9en balte i@ itets nprratbia: MQe Cor
ten tetne ytqueure, Spr3i9lite Giaarren uub
8efte8 2a9erbier.
S@wetnt- s ii Be tets an 5axe.
Sobu &b. Recbf
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-11
unfom-6all.
9feuetobltrteS
- Elm 2 6ei16ft.

@eprJ 8en5,
Smporteur, @rpB- unb aleinbanbler
BON Nbeinweinen,
un8artpetne
Tran34fl&e unp
@atamba<@etne
Don eerl@tebenen Sabrsan9en, tpelde beim Du,-
3eno, 6la1@e uno @las pertauft .perben in ieineer
&Setnbdlle, 0rttte Citrate.
5~tl@en Marfet- u. @albinetun- -@tr.,
Gren@'8 @tetneebaupe.
Desglei@sn iin0b0rt Fets gu baben:
SRI I 6 e 9 d 1ffer$,
bas 9ubenb su 80 gts.
Ae@ter @@wetSer unb 2imburoer &6le,
SarbeQen uno @orbiucn.
Gerner: Nusse5ei@netes q ittsburab ale
;no pprter> unb feine QitDre pot allen
~rten+ o. Mud babe i'd fir3lt9 cine @enbuua
.Seltfer- -2Saf7er
erbalten, pel9es idb fets pprratbia balteu uub ~
ben mOeltdif bioieiten Yreiien serfaufen perpe.
9Opie enelit ein erceQentee MGurttment son
9aoanna= Gtearros.
Serltebenbes If MQes gut unb in reider Giiue
surratbis bel
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-11
Cine Mb1pfaten= Ne6nuua.

@tuC X%pUUlUleusJ usJlee9UuU0%
JIr 2eien Sbrer @tnlapune gum
Nfttta9e6en $1>75
Seantpprtun9 oerlelben, baB
t@ fpmmen tpiirpe 1,75
cine &eil le Ypn 80 Metlen
na@ ibrem 2anpfBe um
Sbnen ben @orl@la9 gu
MAIDEN, MIDI, f}att Sb<
ren1 9c8enpdrtt9en Npz
ppfaten per Sbnen nt9t
io CUTE Dtente letiten
fann> an3ui uitellen - mas
sic aber pertpeteerten $500
3ettDerlut 1900
peri rl9tepene Brtefe, morin i@
mid NIT Sbnen iiber bic
@erwei9erun9 netner
Dtenlte berumitrttt 1000
Yprto fir BRET Don Sbren
8rtef fen, &pprin @te mefne
Sfferten abpieien 500
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-11
paul 9Saber.
81 Mrbetter< <@Qlle
BON e. 81. 6nnf.

Orttte ct abe1 segeniiber Der presbYteriau-
4irde> ct. paul, Minn.
Sn bic 1em neu- unb freuublidb ei1oeridteteu
Saeerbter~ Salppn 1T itets au baben
Sefe8 Sa9erbter 2 @las fir 5 Gents,
<Salte @peiien nnb Seine &isarren.
S. q. &ant.
u&erlt11er<6Qlle",
iaras eeeenaber Der xMrbeiter-6alte~.
Drttte. .@traBe.
ct. paul, Wtun.
& @ute8 Bter,
% &alte Spet1en
une 1reunelt9e 8eeienung tpirb ieber Beliebiee
metner 9eebrten. @aite itetS oorfnbtn.
0errn,1n &retb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-11
Mr. ISL.
@Qfbduler un6 @Qlpn8.

9V1*VWWTE@ wv SW|UTI0>
S1fterS 3Ol@entS Bic 4ortipu!
Deseleihen
Marn1e @petIe1t,
Neeauratiun gum wv wv
City @a(fmap @ouse,
Drttte Stro6e,
ebertalb ber presbpterianer- Stride.
3u9letdb inportirt bic feinifen Mrtifel Don
<Se'nen, Stqneuren unb 8aDannas
Gt0arren
W.8ubb. Mnent.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-11

Jobn 9aeeenmiller'8
ptttSburg &a9erbter< <@Qlpn,
Gde ber Dritten unp &obert @traBe.
ct. paul, Winn.
I'D balte tets gutes 2aeerbier, belifate 8ran-
etes, dtte 9aoanna>@i @iearren, auseeaeidneteu
@mmensbaler unb 2imbureer Safe, iotpie anbere
talte @pei1en cprr1tbig.
users ntdat elauben &piQ, ber tpmme uub uber-
3euse ft. @uer Jreurb
Spbn s. adoenmiIIer
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-11

s. S g. g. @tlfllan,
NoSpfaten unb &e9t5>Mnw1lte>
empfeblen f9 tbren berebrten beut19en Mitbiir-
germ als Ne4tsbeitdnbe unb in's 8elpnbere 3ur
Musfertieung ppn llrtunbeu &c.
Office: lteber 2ittle's Bu@>2aben, Dritte
StraBe. ct. Waul.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-11
1tmipm &ptel,
Gde Der QSQba}CbQrp< unb 4ter Gtro6

eun NJ. &unfenb elmer.
Neu erbaut eeraumie, nit buben unb freuub-
l9en 3tHmern perieben, tpie bieles 5otel it, bie-
tet e6 be1n Neiienoen bic berrli9len Bequemli&-
telten neben gut bereiteter Rpt unb ber bllio{fen
Seetenuns. iotpie quite @erante an ber Bar.
@erdumtge @tauun9 1T BEL bem 6au1e, uub
oebgaib ben Tarmern namentli& gu empfeblen.
Netienbe unb beren@ep1f mer6en freei Spu nnb
nad Der Qanbun9 befSrbert. 159
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-11

Or+ 9tpIemf,
praftti@er Nr3t, @eburtsbelfer unb
Sperateur,
semGbrt ar3tli@en 8eifanb fir aQe Rrantbeiten
bes n1annli9en unb peibli9en @el9le9tS unb
ser1pri9t bel umi i9tiser 8ebanblung niebt nur bic
@ermS9ensserbd1tntl1e Mrmer 3u beridf9tieen,
1pnberr1 aud nur mad ppQtcmntener 5eilung 81
nprar 3u serlaneen.
M(Iten3 bel Gntbinbun9en na@ umRanben son
$4,OO aufwdrtS.
OfHee: Gde Der Minnel luta> unt Dritten Ctr.
NeNben3: Tortltrabe.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-11

Sarl Nana1anf,
Sffent1t9er Nptar,
belorst bic Musferttsune nnb 8eslaubieuns aller
9eri1tliden Dpfurnente.
Beionbere Mufmertlamfeit tpirb benz Ma4l9la=
sen unb Mufiu9en BON 8e0stiteln eewibn.et.
8. .. Gtfaan, 8. @traBe, iiber 2ittle's 8u9-
@tcre.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-11

G8 1T 19pn lanee BET, tab btele fletne
@el9tdte paiiirte; Grau Dreien tpar nod
eir{9e Sabre 3eu9e pe8 @lGdes tbrer
&tnber, unp fte bate nod einen tletnen
l1rentel auf ibren Mrmen 9ebalten, beppr
ite 3u @ptte6 etri0em &et9 etn9in9.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-05-08
Important from North Carolina
Capture Of Fort Macon.

WILMINGTON, April 29,-Fort Macon
surrendered on Friday, the 18th inst
after a bombardmcnt of ten and half
hours. The batteries were planted be-
hind heavy sand banks. The preaching
battery was 100 feet distant. and the
mortars l 400 feet, and entirely con-
cealcd from the fort. The garrison
were allowed the honors of war, the Of
ficers retaining their sidcarms, and all
paroled.
Seven men were killed and eighteen
wounded mortally, of the rebels.
Federal loss, l killed and four wounded
The surrender Of Fort Macon gives
General Burnside port of entry, with
secure anchorage for his heaviest YES
sells. 1t gives the Government another
of the stolen Qualifications, with so uns,
10000 pounds of powder, shot and she'll
in proportion, 400 stand OF arms, a
large store of provisions, $50 prisoners,
and 80 horses it releases portion of
the blockading fleet for service else
where. and insures the retention of this
district Of North Carolina.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-05-08
Capture OF Rebel Vessels with Val.
liable CargOeS.

The rebel steamer Isabel, was cap
tured by the St. Jago de Cuba, one hun
dred miles north of Abaco.
She is deeply loaded with Enfield ri
fes, and has, it is supposed. rifed can
non in her hold.
The same day she captured a schooner
from Charleston loa led with cotton; also
two other schooners, with assorted car
goes for Southern trade.
The rebel steamer Bermuda, which
sailed from Liverpool about the LIST of
April, was captured off the Whole in
the Wall, by the U. S. steamer Merci-
dita. Her cargo is principally powder,
munitions of war and arms. She is
heavily laden $4,000 lbs. powder, 7
Geld and gun carriages, and number
of rifcd cannon, swords, pistols, shells,
fuses, cartridges, military goods. salt
petrc, saddles, ingots tin, &c.
Numbers of other vessels have been
captured
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-05-08
A Flying Congress.

The flight of the Rebel Congress from
Richmond, last week, seems to have reused
the anger of some of the journalists of that
city, who would probably like to accompany
the retreating orators, but that the necessi-
ties Of daily paper" prevent The Rich
mond Wig grows facetious over the fight:
"For fear of accidents on the railroad the
stampcded Congress left yesterday in num-
Der of the strongest and newest canal boats
These boats are drawn by mules of approved
sweetness of temper. To protect the stam-
peders FROM the snakes and bull-irogs that
abound along the line of the canal, General
Winder has detailed a regiment of ladies to
march in advance of the mules and clear the
tow-path of the pirates. The regiment is
armed with pop guns of the longest range.
The ladies will accompany the stampeders
to secluded cave in the mountains OF Hep
sidam, and leave them there in charge Of the
children of the vicinagc, until General Nc
Clellan thinks>pr6per to let them come
forth. The lanes return to the defence OF
their country"
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-05-08
Report of the Grand Jury.

To the Hon. DANIEL Vessel, JnIge q me
Circuit Court for -Allegdny County
The Grand Jury for the body Oh AiIssany
County, respectfully report to your Honor
that in accordance with law, they have per-
formed the duty Of visiting the Jail and e.-
aiming into its condition and management;
and take pleasure in stating that they found
it in good condition, except some damage to
the ceiling, which should be speedily re-
paired, to insure the security OF the prison.
rrs The persoua condition of the prison.
crs seemed good--uo complaints were made,
and we had evidence of their kind treat
ment by the officers having charge of them.
In accordance with custom they also Wis
tied the Almshousc, and found 1t cleanly
and comfortable, and its inmates in every
rcspect well provided for. Tho farm is
under good cultivation, and the fences, out
brillingr, &c, are IN tleron.h Stat, # ro-
pair. kAiFi! LA IN,
Nav |. 'G2-3t Fp!clpnn
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-05-08
From Ha!leck's Department.

CAIRO, May 4.--Intelligenco from the
army before Corinth has been received
up to 6 o'clock last night. Gen. Hal
leck has moved his headquarters twelve
miles toward the front. Our advance
was within two miles of the enemy's
outer works. The entire column is
still pressing forward. Skirmishes be-
tween the advance and the rebels are of
daily occurrence, the latter making but
slight show of resistance and then
falling back.
On Thursday four hundred Germans
from Louisiana regiment. who had
been sent out from the rebel camp on
outpost duty, came into our lines in a
body with white flags on their guns, and
gave themselves up as dcserters.
Dcscrters say that Gen. Lovell's adj
vance was at Granada. Miss, fortifying
the place which is naturally stroug
position. [Gen. Lowell was commander
Of the forces for the defence of New
Orleans, but who retrcated on the ap.
pearance of our feet before that city.
A refugee from Vicksburg, who left
Memphis on Thursday, says that full
particulars of the fall of New Orleans
had been published, and created great
ns.crnation. All the river towns be-
low Vicksburg aud Natchcz are almost
entirely deserted, most of the people
hayir, A d tr tho interior
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Thursday MOrnin g:::::"":Nlay s. 1862.
Union Meeting.

Pursuant to rotice, large meeting of the
true Union voters OF the city was held at The
Council Chamber, on Tuesday evening last
VIM. HoBLITzELL was called to the Chair,
and Geo. T. Knorr appointed Secretary.
The President stated the object of The
meeting to be the selection of suitable per-
sons as candidates for the offices Of Mayor
and Councilmen for the ensuing year. when
the following persons were chosen:-
For Mayor.
DIR. CHARLES II. OHR.
Councilmen.
V. A. Buckley,
JACoB WIcKARD,
GEo. w. HOOVER,
NJ. LUTHER RIzER,
JOSEPH HU GILES,
Alpheus Beall, Esq, having received the
for Councilman, on the first
ballot, has since positively declined.
There will be meeting of the Union vo-
tiers of the city, held at the Council Chamber,
on this Thursday evening, for the purpose of
candidate to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the above resignation.
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Adjournment of Court.

The April term Of the Circuit Court for
Allegheny County, closed its session on Tues
day last. The only important cases on the
criminal docket were those of Peter Guffney,
arraigned on the charge of murder; - Nc
Culley, for horse stealing; and Michael
Kelley and Benjamin Shubridge for highway
robbery. Guffney and McCulley were &C
quilted, ard Kelley and Shubridge found
guilty, the former being sentenced to four
years and one month, and the latter to four
years Imprisonment III the State Peniten-
tiary.
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Governor Johnson and "SeceSh
Ladies-..AmuSing Dialogue.

very entertaining dialogue occurred
some days ago in the Governors office, be-
tween Governor johnson and two Rebel
ladies Of Nashville who came to complain
of the occupation of a residence belonging to
the Rebel husband of one of the ladies by a
United States officer. The conversation,
saws the Nashville Banner, was substantially
as follows
LADY, think it is too dreadful for wo-
man in my lonesome condition to have her
property exposed to injury and destruction.
Gore,nor-Well, madam, | will inquire
into the matter, and if any injustice has been
done, will try to have it corrected. But your
husband you admit, has gone off with the
Rebels, and you abandoned your dwelling.
Lady-My husband went off South be-
cause it vas his interest to do so. You mustn't
find fault with anybody for taking care Of
himself these times You know, Governor,
that all things are justifable in war
Gorernor-Well, madam, it appears to me
that this broad rule of yours will justify talk
ing possession of your house. According to
your maxim, don't see airy reason for help
ing you out Of your difficulty.
Lady-Oh but didn't mean it that way.
Gopenor-No, n adam, suppose not.
will try to be more generous to you than
yonr own rule would make me. do not
believe in your rule that all things are justi-
fable in time of war But that is just what
you Rebels insist upon. 1t is perfectly right
and proper for you to violate the laws, to
destroy the Government, but it is all wrong
for us to execute the laws to maintain the
Government.
The Rebel ladies looked around in various
directions, and seemed to think that they
had opened knotty argument on danger
Gus question, with very hard adversary.
Heavinga long sigh they retired, to become,
we earnestly hope /" better and wiser men,
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DIED.

At her fathers residence, six miles east Of
this city, Miss ALMARINDA Ghoss, aged Is
years, 5 months, and % days. May she
rest in peace.
Farewell, dear sister, thou art gone to rest,
And left me with an aching breast;
IT'S hard to think thou dd'st so soon depart
And leave me with breaking heart.
One that | loved so dear, Remembered still
by me,
How oft, at midnight hour, think of thee;
And when at morn | raise this aching head,
wake to sad remembrance that thou art
dead.
Thou vast so young, so gentle, and so fair,
And naught on earth to thee could | COM
pare;
Thy early death will oft recall sigh,
To think that all that's beautiful must die.
Thy friends and relations loved thee dear.
And DER thy grave will shed many tear;
Whereer earth moved thy every pleasure
traced,
Thy absence makes our happy home waste.