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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-08-16
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ayers VteDer Onr
sur fe5uelleu 9s;luue epu
jt1termittireucem poer Medlelf lsber, nod
!alIeNcem Uiebcr, SdiittelirpF, ycri tcdtem
Jieter> periooiiGem Scpflbmsri ppsr BIZ
l1Slem &ppfidmer5 uup bilt5iem Uieter ;
IN cer IboI 9e9en Die 9anse ala1e yon
&ranfbeitet> Die aus unprpnuns in ben
0auenmeSen entltebsn, eerurIa6t ypn bet
Molaria III miasmatilden 0eosnpsn.
Wir linp I'M Stanbe, beln putlifum Elm 5si!=
1"11lttel 81 pt1 r,ren, tpeIUes, tpabrsns es bic er=
uobntsn uebel uufehltar curirt, su9lsiG eQnali9
pDue sd9aoen III b%t!tebleer Suautitat oenrmmcu
nerbeu forn. SolG ein 9jiittel III un]h1Btar
IN Oesenoen, NO oisIe plaseuoen Iranfbeiteu
berridtn. DieIe Sure" trettt bas miasmatiIbe
WiTt les WeVl iIiebe1s aus benz 0prpcr uuh ber=
blnbsri Bic gutmidelung Der &ranf5eit, wenn IS
bel Der erlter Nnr1beruns her es anpeuteuben
Ssnptpme sencmmen miro. Gs 1T ni6t nur oa5
bette b.s.er entsedte 5ei!n'itiel fur bieje SLATE
Nrantbeltsn, tpneern aud, cas- hiQielte. Die
erpBe Auanlitat, welde mir fir @incn 1plla1
9etsn, Modt CO Ssben1 sueanslih, unc in @egen<
pel, TOO sallilbe arantbeiteu uuD WeG|sIfeber
berrlhen, lpote Sebecmann ba6 Wlittsl baben unb
retdllh blaunsn, fpmpbl sur 9silung, mic ais
Vprteugungsmittel.
Gin grocer 0pr5ue tiele5 Miitsts, sor auen
btsber entbsdteu sur fhnelen uno lld)srn Seiluna
orn Ws9lelfebcrn, 1T, haB es msoer @binin nod
i1'lnsralllbe Subltansen entbdlt, in Jplge rappn
au9 ipeoer Die @binin~ gersifiung nrb cnnerc
11acbtbet!1gf epn1equsn5eu fir bic @pnltitutipn
Deroo1br1n9t. Ots1snl9ln, wsl9e bamit cnrirt
t%poreen, ltto had, Der Sur 70 &c uub, ais pb le
nien1als Gle Rrantbeit sebabt bdtten.
Sihpr tfj,f nIcf,. 90 RI f,fS ..li,Li 49,.
naiosmatiihen Sit. @ine erpbe 3abl serl9ie-
benattiger Aranfpeiten trilet leiue gteisuua i'm
0O1per ~berpor; nasu gsb0ren:
0%feuralale, Nbeumatismus, 0iat &ppf<
lbmer5en Bllnobeit, 3abnldmerSen Sbrz
l6mer5, Gotarrb> N:itbma, 5ersflopfen>
Mlibtldwercsn, 5yfsrts Shmer;en in
Gen Ginssmeipen, &o!it 2dbmung St5z
run9en i'm Ma9en.
Wle bie|e uebe! nebmen, wenu lie son tieler l1r,
lade berrubrsn, bic notwithstanding (intermit.
t1renee) Jp:1n al, %. b. fe treten nur peripciib
auD. Die ugure" treibt cas- Slit aus benz 8lute
aus u11e bellt conlequentcr WeiIe ale nteIe uebel
obne unterihiep. SIS 1T Elm IN 6dbburesS 6ub=
r1lttel lur Gtntpancerer uuo perlpnen, ns!Re in
raalartldben @egfncen reilen, .ceer lid paietb(I
etn19e 3sltauTbalten. Wenn e5 gelegsntlih eber
taali6 gcnpnlr1eu p.rb, pdbrsuo man hem Nns
lfedun8eltoHe ausselegt 1T, 70 wirc %ber{slte ltets
tptenrr aus Benz a6rprr ouagelbieten uno fam
l'9 nidt tn binreldeucer Msnge anbaufen, UNI
bic araitfteit gu er5eugen. 0esbalb lift es ais
s1usmiite! lcsar nrd tps,tbDoQer, pie ais Sell
n,tttel. l1no MUIR iebr Q9enise mirben an We9-
~le.feber leiren, tpenn ls li6 Der Yroteetion tbeil-
baftis r1adten, melhe bteits Mittel eepabrt.
prdpartrt bon Or. S. 6. Nyer & 60,
Ea QpwelI, NaG.
3u baben bei Dap & Sents, ct. paul,
unp bel alien 3anplern in Mepi3tnen. 8
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-08-16

partamentar,lbe Sdranfen gu leBen. Der
Maribau b59f erbtttert, paB mar, Jpn
,ut, roi faineant MAIDEN mSbte. mill
eesbalb abpanfen, unc pirft tic bterSu ptel>
let&t UNI 70 eber genStbi9t lein, pa er au@
pom Scatter, Der inne Setuprcen, Dap er IN
pieler Mneelesenbeit gu weit 9eson9en,
nidt mebr enersilh unter1tuBt mtro.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-08-16

1861. lM o - 1861:
UranD @uDen JtDute.
Die ~fiir;efte> tiliaits unc CONFERENCE.-The
2inie nab Gem Sfen!
ii JAMS Gifenbabn!!
aussenommen IS Msilen son Mtlnautie
nod @rans0aSen, melGe in 6 Stullosn
5uru6gelest reree nit zen eIe~
gdnteu Ddnpfern
81 tlmaufie unD Detroit.
~Hei|ense, bic i'll Mt!raufie NIT bemNtenesuse
anfrmmen, tDnnsn ioelei6 an 8prp eehen uNe
Oiprgens ab~reilen u. aewinntn pasurI 12Stuu>
ben an3cit Dor Semen, bic ilber Gbtcasc mad os'H
Sitsn reilen.
Disie Neile 1T aud Der Natur|dbnbeit tpssen,
70 bic Niasarafdle bietsu, jeper ancsrn Noute
ppr5usieben. Man fabrt auf bieier Sinie ron
Milnaufie mad 1etrrit, Samiltpn, @nsrsrFpn
Bridge (Niagarabrude), BuHalr, Ned,eiter, SY-
%racuie, Npn,, Utica, MlbanY> aen. yo,f, Splton,
3orrnto, Seeensbure unb Mcrtreal.
Der Yreis 1T biQiaer ais Der auf
anrern 2tnten.
!Rarten iino in aQen 5aupt<G ilenbabn< fifteen
teS Weifens au baten.
s. s.. @bttmore,
General @efern Ngent, ct. SAUL
eSjpbn Nnpren.
As 9tdet-sas ct. YA14.
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@ffi9-
50. @sia.

Mountaineering, pbers9aubuna,
ct. paul, Minn.
Dantbar fir ben bisberisen 3u,prud teebrt 1la
Der unterseibncte, benz oeutlten Wutlifum i1
MinneI p!a ansu5eieen, raB er feline Glliefabrit in
pererDbsrtem MaBtabe III 1einem ncuen SSteinae-
bauee ein9eridtet bat, uno if i'm @tanoe, feline
Runben nit sem augenein bclietter
Mreminm Gfiie
gu Serleben. Ginfaher iowie Dpppel- glIe lit i'm
mer gu benz nieorie(ten preiie gu baben.
Eleler @1is 1T ausseSeidnet gum @inmodcu
BON @urfen uub aurern6riidten, unp 1T ron rem
prattil9en @beriter Or, 9ieir 10 lenlGaft!ih un-
tarluht. Derlelte fano ibu Spufp,umen r eth, II
empfsbIt i'm auf's 8elte gum 0omiIieneetraudy
81. W ei 8.
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1860. 2 l - EEH=#z.z- O. 1850
M(l6lgan O. ulutrn


unD
Detroit, Mcnrpe unp QpIecu Babn.
Dieie 0inie unb lire Gerbinbuusen tilpsn eit.s
spultduri9s Ncuie Spu Ietrptt mad @hieaap,
Milwaufie> 0olena, 9tpd Sa!onc, Dubuque,
Surltnstrn> Yrairie hi CHEN, Ga G~rplIe, ct.
Qaul, Gairp, ct. 2OuiS, Ct, Jelspb uuo aas
Nputett i'm Melten uNo Sicpetea.
Mub
nad Aplebc, Gteeeia:p, Viststur0, Mbsei,na
Neip~Yprf, UNI alien Srtcu, rphiu man oAf Ssn
per Iaierenen 3msigtabnen prn jsncn Nlaysn far
rem fann' gbfotrt.
6 lbr IS Minuten Mittag. g;9ttnina grereB
fur Gbtcago uno Stem yorf =.
fIntmt Oil 3l Nbrian nm 9,45 0oYmitass
, Cleveland iii, $40 Wa9m.
Sufalr I'm 1920
= Ghtcaap I'M 100
= Stem 2lrrt I'm $50
1 l1tr Nodnittaea. Sciebr uni Gineinnot'
GrprsB
fDmmt mad 1p'ebp nm 4,O5 Nadmttaas,
Glesflons I'M $50
Buffalo I'M 4,55 @r,mittoqs,
gem<gprf UNI $50 Maebmittags.
Giele Nollte madt circfte Gertinoune 3u Gfa,
selano nit ben pra9tppQen Steamsrn vGity Ut
Buffalo" unb yNeltern N}etrrpplis> mad YllTaIe.
5 ubr is Wiinuten Nagm. Ncrian uut Mcr
fern @rpreB
tSmmt al su Mpnrpls um sos glaan1ittaee.
. Morian un1 1890
z Gbicasc um 100 gcrnjttass,
W. &artcn fDnnen erbolten werren
Su Dstrrft, III eer Stfes bet Gpmpoeute
SIDE Ntpaterz uno 8ru1b5S trQEe.
Sic 3aae ee1en na9 Der Gbieaeo 3eit at,
fpeIus UNI 20 Minuten friiber 1T ais Die rpn Ie<
trpit. Snp. g. s tell
@en'l Supfrintenbent.
9. .. aniebt, Neent gu 1etroit.
Gen'I Sune.iut. Sfice, 1oleeo, SUM- IS. '5e.
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MafDiuQfpn=SSaua

Drttte Strabe> 8 t.peter, Minn.
Dteies Srtel fat cine 2lnSabI Spn asrGuntisen
3lmnlern unb belltt ibsrbaIpt alle gsQuemlid-
Ssilsn zines 5aules eriter Alaie.
Gtte StaluuSen lluc ben, 5auIs bsigefu9t.
Die ppitdails Ssrldbt bas vWalbirstnnzS arsf
'ur Nen-uIul ieoen Ureitae Ii. Mputae Murgen.
peter 5arf7, @i9entbumer.
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@tlenbabnen II. DQmpfbppte.

StItllUuVutll u.SuutU|DpDlL.
Die t1r3efte, idneQite unr aueiniee gerace
Npute mad
Mtltpaufee, Sbica9p
uno alien Dunften i'm Sltsn uno Suben
1T iiter bic
Mtlmaufee, ga @rD0e
nnb st. paul @t1entobnz2inie.
Die berrli6en Ya0aeier<Br Q Nortbern- Belt.
&sptuf unb Ocean @ape laufen cieien Spmner
swilden Ga @rcie unp ct. paul unb tilben etne
unabbaneise Sinie CUR i9leuniaenS efDresrune err
Yalla9ieren uno 5ra9t.
Valass 70 nieoris ais auf iraenc elmer anbeyr
Nputc.
,3wel GrpreBsiee ssten tdgtib yon 8altimrrt
an bel Der AntuNft ccr Mproen= une Mteuebppts
BON St. Yaul unc itellen III Mtl.oufee Ye1tinr>
ungen yer nit ben Dompfidihsu Der Detroit unit
ytlmautee Glleubahn mad 0raue SaYeu unb ben
5u9en Der Mtlwaufee< uno Gbieaap- gifenbobn
1adb ebleaap unb a0en Vuuften i'm Often unb
9uben.
Special: 8efonntmoduno.
pata9lere, tpelde pas Wureentppt aulerhalt
St. Yaul ~serlollen tfi ieiuer Nnfunft III Ga gre1s
erreibsn Miimaufee prsr @bicaao 5 @tunbrn %,
eenlealeen, peI9e itsr Yrairic I'll @b,en oehen
uno II Stunpsn Scr tenier'ieen, wslde iber DUN
leitb aeben.
8sltelt Sifets iter Ga Grp1e.
Ne9sn Au1httdets mad aleu punften Gll,dY
UNI luo.th 1penee man fd an
3: 5 5: S ssamtstloin, ga erpas.
s. 81. 8ilutnQ, Sidct= Meeut,
Mlpaufse.
W.G. gSiIlrn> General paIaeier=
2lgeut> ct. Vaul.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-08-16
9SeuetoblirteS Sd,cuteSasfbGft

tn Carver, Carver Co., Minn.
Der uuterssiGnete tesbrt I'D, em teutlaen
Yublif,im anSNseisen, bab tt in Carver Gin
S9mteoe9frtaTt etabltrt bat, in relAem ale Wr%
ten ms Sud- MISREPRESENTATION pr ON pt, eau
srbaft billi9 aussisrist wsrosn.
8eIcnrers empfeble iD MIDI ben Varmcrn sis,
Seihlaeen Dpn Wfereen.
Gbu6. Doutpolter.
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Deuhde
6 . u | q t e.

- . % % | q e.
Der l1nter3ei1nete benadridtist biermit bas
beutl9e publifum, bab er Dpn
!6errn &. pom 8aumbad, in Mtlwaufee,
@puiul fir 8atern.
@ urttemberQ,
Medle bu unb
@roBber3petbum Sa9ien
eruaa9tietif, Dpfunente, melde mad ben seaann-
ten Staten, pper anoern peutiden in MinneiOta
relp. Milwaufee nod ni9t con ularii@ oertretenen
@taaten benimmt iiab uno Der eoniula,iiaen Be-
elaubtsune teturfen, in Gmpfans gu nebmen, unt
Steielten, NIT iolder Bsslaubisune serleben, il
mad Der Belinmune, Dem Mu8teQer in tar5e0er
6r'lt gu remittiren, pber sleid PER Yolt an ibren
Belimr1un9sprt na9 Deutl9lanc gu befbroern.
Desslei1en 1T er erbStig, in leinem @eldaftS-
Bureau.
6eymarp's Blpd, Dtitte StraBe,
&athfuGenoen jeoe sewin1ate Mustunft iber iol<
Ge Trasei1 gu %ertbeilen> pie ie in bieiem Gel9a1te
in Betradt fpmmen mDeen.
Oscar Walmrp6,
SHentliGer Nptar, 9eyparo's Slpd.
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. D III ct mem.

~ " = ' ~ v ~ -
epieaeo, Nen-grrf, Bolton, ct. 9ruis, Gairp,
SEEN, ORLEANS via
SQtnpi5 Central
0oleno uuo 6. 81. Gi{enbubu.
3Nes esteu pm Iuuteiib al; Sac grrreB I'M
( upr u. M., Scun!as5 auseeupHlmeu.
Nod Msmp3ia IN SO Gtunesn.
Nadl 9!etp~ Orleans in IS Gtunceu.
Nod' Msn<yprt in ST @tuureu.
Nad Seltpu III SIS Stun>eu.
YaNaelere Don ct. panl fInrsns III Dunlsitb ste
3u9e nedp olsu gjssencsn I'M fen uns i'm @ii<
cen i'll 5sre,tluaft.
Die 9(odtsdSe taben Wae9cn5 NIT
Bctten.
abrona- 5jdsts Git tabsn an Der SadluuRross,
nabe Der SsSee. g, j. Nrrbcs.
NesNt i'll ct. Yaut.
~ 81. Nrtbnr, Eent. Superintendent, Gticaar.
US. y. ScbnIrn, Wenl. No(aajsrogeut, 0tieooc.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-08-16

.Mal@ Tinf S Sbepbalb, @4p
Smportenre unb @robbdntler nSz
.etnen, &iqueuren, @iber,
Giearren &c. &C.
&benlp Deltilateure ppn ertrateinem
Wkisfep,
Ionic
Tabritanten BON @11iQ..
tabe benz uWineluw 5ouie," an Gayle @;traRe.
ct. paul, : : Wtnn.
9aben ltunmebr auf Eager:
SO Neate impertirte Nt%cintpcine, sater-
lano'l6er Nsbenlaft in ben heliebtslen
Srrten. SRM
Apgnac unb Bourbon Wbislcy,
Saraaiea Stun unb 9cpt9 NbisteY.
SplGnpil9en Sin ,c. &c.
N.B. Infer Glls eisenen 8atrifats 1T uuiiber<
roHen IN Ncremelten.
Dint unb Sbeubalb.
51a}1ntmein 8rennerei
GNig=3a6ri6
Sun Netcr Pfeifer,
Wata1baplt rabe, Gem Marftbaue l6rda
9eaentber,
c@elt,ljirt unb ~serfauft i'm g Ben unb 8leiner
oQe @urten 2iqueure:
&ummel,
Wahbolcers,
Nnisz,
pftrItb~ uro
Tranis 8ranntmein w. ~.
Stsne Siqueure liue ale aus Npseea %estrannt
}srner empIeblt ec Ieinea auesesei9nctsn
TruhtzG1it9
u rss b~taieiten Yrcilen.
U Der bpdite Marttpreis uirb lcts fir Ape
| aeu ttsablt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-08-16
&QYe Brdueret
Don

CTR. Stabl m II n.
Sein Ga ger bes pprtreTli6lten 8iers, bos erDBte
wager TN ~9fprbmelten, erapfieblt fur ben gngrce~
uab Detail=gerfauf beitens
Ctr, tabt1 III a II II.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-08-16
WeIbGf

01ft
BET s 6afppee.
Dem oerebrtsn ceutlden publifum hiermait bic
er9ebsne Nnaelee, eaB ih il msinsm 0sitilerie=
GelGaft
ben beten une reinfen Wbtsfey
pom ! il d ten f~abrisire, uno tets su ben bilis.
lten Marttprellen Iii lercr Suoutitat oblole.
N.e Woars 5eldNet I'D ourb Neiubsit irppbl
tsn9to7sn aus rup b~sfr1spist auBsroem purd ibrs
Mpb!Ieilheit. Swim Ipcnsr4
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Gtel5er=6puIe.

ct. Yeter> Minu.
DisIss crn' Tcrtatsi siNgerIdt;e GAIT Ii. Gpi t.
qeus tistet Net|cnceu uub NpNsdnsern
Jules, MAS ecN einrm Wiritsbaus GtatliNtmeu
t1ltsr Nlailc teaulpru1t peToen fann.
WpltTabreelegsllDs tt spu bier aus noh a!enGtei=
leu eeS StaatcS.
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S S 0eDuDs
5tDre
furueue RunSen.

@ceten erSHnet pcu 6. 6. 5usblcn, Assnt,
i'm ,NtSnir<Dlpf,"2 Tbur pcn perBride,
no er erfreut lsiu ,rirs, aae feline aleu Jreunbe
be, I0 az iebsr bic ibn iii isincm altsn Sertaufs-
lpfai, i'm gore lii Der phfru Stapt beebrten. VI
mattt id psrtinplih, biaiaer gu perfaafen, ais
iraeup Gin Stpre ii Der Stact.
5err Gbilcr
miro tets bereit iein, a(en leiaen reutldbenTreun>
ben %aufauwartsn, ole ib barauf verlahsn %tonnen.
quite Wtaaren gu %niebriasn Yreiien 81 erbalten.
8cmmt Giner rno Vile!
s. 6. 6nabfpn n, Maent.
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w N. Nrtbnr, tSent- GuHcriuteuecnt, Gticaor.
sh. y. Scbn'rn, @enl. WaiaajsroaeNt, 0hIcoQc.
Spmnltr arrangement.
Nsue polosisrz unp Grpubz UrottzSin'y~
Detroit u,to MiIspaufic Nifeubalu,
tn Gerbinenne nit een
Mcuen urD lbDnen SceanzD owpfIlbiFeu
uDetrptt" UNI uWtlmoufec".
Oas OamptId,fT uM'tpautee", CAPT .JtiGa1rs,
nerlabt ben ct am 6uge pcn Milmantser trnEs
1eeen Mprgen practls 5 llbr (Srnnraas ausat~
np.lllnsn) uuc ltebt nit neu g,Isutobu=SUqen te.
Setrpit= unr Milmaufee=, W1cut NSeltern- urb
Nsm=yprf Central Nail=Stpab in pireFtsr Qsf1~
btl1ouua.
Anfuuit lit Miasara Salts 4 l1tr Morasna,
Nltauy 4 llbr Aadm..
Nep=yprf ubr 80 NN. Ntrs.
Sp1pn IL ubr NaGto-
Naa 9ampfiGlf nGeirplt", GoY,. Meg.ns.
VERDICT zen Ord Der 3rtrpits ul1n Mli[mautec~
81 lsntabn=gc. Nadmittoes 4 lltr (Spnnta1e
duegsnrn1mfn).
Mntunft in Getrpit llbr 80 81. Mpra.>
Susp. Bribes 5 ubr Nbsnaa<
Nltans 4 llbr Mpraens,
Ntp yprt 10 utr IS vi. Mors.
Vrtcn II llbr AS M. Diitt,
pahase=S illsts sia Se9el- crer Gan.r1Irup
no9 Bremen, 5amtuyA SoSre, Mntpsrpsn, Npt
%terbar1, SiSsrpvul &c. perpsn il; eer StFes FER
Grn1peguie ~Ssrfauft.
Yaquste fir irscnt siuen on Der Tetyuit rno
MllpaAfse = Giisntobn ssleeeam S'las wsree1
prompt uno tillis t%efErbe,t.
Nan Seidbne GraGt: Via D. & NJ K
Dtelt @cn,fasnie tet6rrert 6radt su bseeu tenn
9criuseren Yreiien, lhnclcr unb fderer, ae IT.
grnp eins anrere @eleuidoft.
Offec il, Mitnaufie $50 SHna0ernraBe.
s.. Niemeier, Ga }itrer>
SultueM pnius, @eneral=@gent.
s. 8. IS bttman,
~reiienper Mssnt fit ben eEeilen.
2bcmas 0crhes, }o,.0....
Miuiam s3srsns: $oSn"gn.'
Gu 6resuau, "9'"''"'
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Wuer, bic
quite Wapre III ntepri9en preiien
min den, orf ibr aroBes unb wubla1crtirtea Ga"
ger, welDe2. bel @rDNnuns Der @diniabrt 9rrbe
frii0e 3ulenbungen crbaItru wire.
Il Iers Notwithstanding NIT ct. Souls uno
Gem OFisn befat,a! uns, 5u a(en Soften 81
St, Souls, Gbicaao uup M|lwautie>
Dre!Ien
su perfaufsn, in YieIen 6dQen ubne cine preiser=
bSbune fir bic SranapprttcItsn ST MAIDEN.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-08-16

Der 3etp;taer Gurnyeretn
bat in "Isi,er an 29 Stunt at9ehoitenen
Notwithstanding cen Gurlrulb en-
m1btiat: / Gem NuslhuIe Rex reutltben
I@urnrereiue III ertldren, cub 2eipsi1 be-
reit lei, pie @crbereitunaen gum cviiten
Deutibn Iuvnielt i'm Spmulsr cou 1868
~ uternebmen, UNI cisles SIT 81 eines
;wefentlpre6enpen unD niir0isen Teier gu
se(talten unp p unter 3u5icbuu9 Don
W;taiiecern re6 IurnrersinS ole Yorlduf
sen Mab,saeln III SeratbunA 81 steten.
profellor Sonaenbed 1T
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SUFFERING AND DEsrITUTIoN IN IRELAND
DR.. Brode, the Irish poor law inspector, who
was detailed, in February last, to proceed on
board her Majesty's ship Geyser, to the islands
on the western coast of Ireland, to report the
condition Of the inhabitants, has made re-
port, which, though evidently careless and
superficial, reveals some painful details. At
Innis Boffin Island he found that the diet of
the people consisted chiefly of Indian meal
cooked with meath and the dried surface of the
bogs. Very few potatoes were found, and un-
less some be supplied for seed, the distress
next year must be even greater than at pres
ent. There was net bit of bakers bread,
drop of milk, or pound of meat on the is
lands. The people had no stores of provisions
to fall back upon, and were likely to suffer
great priyations. At Shark Island the people
were almost identicslly circumstanced-tha
is on the verge of starvation. The population
of Glare Island numbers four hundred, and a
portion of them are in great want of provi-
sions, and there is q deficiency of seed pota-
toes for planting. The weather was SO bad
says the Doctor, that he could not visit Achil,
Inniskea, or the Arran Islands, and so the
matter rests, so far as the English government
is concerned, but private charity will, no
doubt, step in and render some aid, though it
may be somewhat insufficient and precarious
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Truth stranger than Fiction.

A correspondent of one of onr exchanges,
writing from Yorktown, relates the following !;
'fNever until We stood by the grave OF the
Green Mountain boys did We realize how much
stranger is truth than fiction. our readers
Will all Iecollect last summer private was
court -martialed for sleeping on his post, out
near Chain Bridge, on the upper Potomac
He was convicted |; his sentance was doath
the finding was approved of by the General,
and the day fixed for his execution. He was
youth of more than ordinary intelligence /;
he did not beg for pardon, but was willing to
meet his fate. The time drew near the stern
necessity of war required that an example
should be made of some one; his was an ag-
gravated case. But the case reached the ears
of thei President; he resolved to save him he
signed pardon and sent it out; the day came.
Suppose thought the President, smy pardon
has not reached him. The telegraph was
called into requisiton answer did not
come promptly. Bring up my carriage, he
ordered. 1t came, and soon the important
State papers were dropped, and through the
broiling sun and dusty roads he rode TO the
camp, about ten miles, ,and saw that the soldier
saved He has, doubtless, forgotten the
incident, but the soldier did not. When the
Sd Vermont charged upon the rihe-pts, and
the enemy poured volley upon them. the
first man who fell was William Scott, of CON-
pany K, with six bullets in his body. His
comrades caught him up, and as his fe-blood
ebbed away, he raised to Heaven, amid the din
of war, the cries of the dying, and the shout
of the enemy, prayer for the President, and
as he died he ed to his comrads that he
had shown that he was no coward and not
afraid to die. He was inferred, In the pres
ence of his regiment, in little grove, about
two miles to the rear of the rebel fort, in the
centre of group of holly and vines few
cherry trees in full bloom, scattered
around the edge. In digging his grave,
SIX Mia nd homes were fOund and m eft I'M OQs.
showing that the identical spot had been used
in the Revolutionary War, for our fathers who
fell in the same cause. The Chaplain related
the circumstances TO the boys, who stood
around with uncovered heads. He prayed for
the President, and paid the most glowing
tribute to his noble heart that we ever heard.
The tears started in their eyes as the clods of
earth were thrown upon him in his narrow
grave, where he lay shrouded IN his coat and
blanket
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Je@E RAFTsMANes JouRNAl,

from an unsuccessful attempt to run the
blockade at Charleston. She had one of her
paddle boxes badly injured, which was suppos-
ed to have been from the effects of cannon
ball. She has full cargo of ammunition and
guns brought by the Gladiator from England.
The steamer Ella Marley, with potash and
saltpetre, was soon to sail for some Southern
port. The steamer Cecil had arrived at Mas
saa from Charleston. Several rebel vessels
were reported to be at Nassau.
From Gen. Fremont's command
The following has been received fromWheel-
ing On the 2lst inst, the indefatigable
General Mlroy, at the head of recoDnoiter
ing force, overlook the rear guard of the enc
my's cavalry miles west of the railroad,
near Buffalo Gap, Augusta county, Western
Va. They fed rapidly, pursued by our caval-
ry. Gen. Milroy learned that their main body
stopped the previous night six miles beyond
Buffalo Gap, but finding they were cut off at
Staunton by Gen. Banks, they bore southwest
through both Bath and Allegheny counties
towards the James river.
Engagement at Elizabeth City, N. C.
Baltimore, April 24.-The Old Point boat
has arrived. Col. Summers and Lieut. Carnes
came up this morning in the Old Point boat,
having arrived there about an hour before the
boat left, in the steamer Cossack from New
bern. They report that a fight occurred on
Elizabeth City, between Col. Hawkins Eigh-
teenth and force of rebels. The latter were
repulsed with considerable loss. Our loss
WAS estimated at 90 killed and wounded Col.
Hawkins was wounded in the right breast and
his adjutant killed
From Fort Lafayette
NEW YonK, April 23.-Lieut. Thomas, the
French lady, confined in For. Lafayette, for
transferring the steamer ST. Nicholas to the
custody of the rebels at Baltimore last sum-
mer escaped from Fort Lafayette. on Mon
day night. He had procured number of tin
cans, which he corked tightly and tied about
his waist, when he took to the water and SWAN
toward the Long Island shore. He was dis
covered by the sentinel and a boat being put
in requisition he was brought back and con-
veyed to his old quarters.
From General MitchelIs Division
CHICAGO, April PA special despatch to
the Times from Pittsburg Landing, states that
Gen. Mitchells division has arrived at Tus-
cumbis He has now possession of two hum
dred miles of the Memphis and Charleston
railroad. Large reinforcements arrived at
Pittsburg Landing on the 22d inst.