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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-22
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-22
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CUR tfnlteueu Setinnn SON
| Jt1tetntttirennem uber Wet|etTeber, nod,z
!olIsncem Uieber, Sdittel frpit Seritettfn
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Vtalaria in mtasn1Qt!|Den Weasncen.
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m!ttcl i'll pH~'rrsn> weidg3, p1bgenb IS bic cr=
maDntr1 uettl uNfeblear eurirt, $u0seib eGnslid
obne Sdaefn 1T t%slisti9er SuantitGt aanpmnen
peroelt farm. Spld' Gin MitteL 1T uN(d1bhr
III We9fnoen, no Dir{e ptaaeuben Nranfititer
berrIdrn. Dieie Sure" tYeitt has rliaan,ati{de
Wl1t bea Mecsieffeber5 aus pen1 Gbrpsr uro yer
btNosrt bic GntpidslHng ber 0ranfbett, mcnn ea
bel Der er item MnNIberung Der ss anoeuteubeu
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ben, tpe aaIiige &raufbeitsn l;,to Weh|etfeter
Derr1tell, lollte JepsrItann Qa6 Wittet hoten unb
rsldlt1 b1aude'i, |cprbI 5u, 6elIung, ME os
Nprtelguu99nittei.
Yin GROCER Gcr5ug ejeis6 MiitaI8, srr allen
SlSber sntbstftel 5ur l9nelen lro ilGern eeiluno
eplt Wtdlelfebcrn, TT, bn6 Is peber g0in;a nrd
ntInsral'lhe GUT tansen etttdli, III 6rlQe easoi,
aua1 Dsofr bic ebinll-G e.giftuua npG, aubers
nha1'peiltge GpnleQuenssn fir bic geuItituttpn
getortbrsn9t. Otejeni9cn, peine ba,1it rurirt
%iporos', li1e naH Der Cur 70 geluae, ais oh le
nlsuaIs bic 3ranFbeit eebabt bGttea.
@tfr 11idt olein Web|siteter entlfebt ppu
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lhtnerssn glinebeit, 3abnldmsrsen, Sbrz
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MlIs6fItnercen, 5ylerie> Sbmsnen in
Den etneemelpfn, 3olif, gabmunn St5z
run9en i'm Maoen. ,aas@
que ptete letsl lebalsn, tpenn Ee spr eieIsr ltrs
laae berriihrsn, bic .pehIelfebfrariiae (internlit.
itrenDe) Sprtt al. %. !. {e !retet rur reripniIf
auD. Die sure" iseitt oa5 Sit aus eem gluts
aus une bttlt rcnIrquentsr Weils~ aaf biefe llebel
rene uttfrlblsh. rs 1T Elm III. dGgbaresS tbub~
i1.ftfl fur einHasoerer unp gsrioueli, .peide in
inalartla,sa WeBeaosn r~silen, nher i'd pa elbIt
e,nt9e s3tif eufbalten. Wfnn CO aelsssatlih eoer
taelib genpf1nen ipirc, ndbreib Mat seas Mn-
,tedun8sltcTe auseeleBt 1T, 10 Writ eerielte liets
miebrr aus benz R6rpsr ausesihisten nup fanl
lig ni6t it %binrsidsntsr Wsnse anh0ufen, I'M
bic araafbeit gu erseusen. 9esbalb if ea ais
SbubtnitteI lpsar rcd tos1ttspltr, mie ais 5eil-
%l1ittel. llne nur lebr Wenise teilresn al WcG,=
Ielfebsr leirsr,, tpenll le i'd Der Yrptfctipn hell
baftig madten, pslhe oie1ss Nsistsl sstpabrt.
Drdpartrt BON Or. S. 6. Nyer & g.,
2rmeIl, Maf,
gu baten BET Day & Senfs, ct. paul.
uno BET auen 5anplsyn in Mepi;h1en,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-22

Die DGlferI dla0t bet Qetpz
GIG. az. Is. unp 10. Sttpbsr 1S13)-
Der WeldbtDIIbreiber bGuOcr saDlt Die
0pfer per einstssn Shladt pom Ssip3tg
ouf. Die preuben sdbltcn AT Gppten uup
G]srpunostsu Hber 6, 900 W}ann, porunter
$40 Siisiere; Die Ssitreider iitsr $4,000
Wlana uno 42O OIF;iere cie 9iul7en i5ey
$1,000 0eneine unp 064 Sf1,iere. Ia5
Eno s%ulammn ctni9e $4,000 Wann. Mus
Dem netten G:idenfelpe ya9ten bic 0raI,cz
itltts1 nou mebr ol6 20 D5rfstu bsrvpr>
peren Sewpbner tbfiis bul1p6 uup bum
gerno Elm Sbpab luGten. lleber pa6
&op6 cer 8erpuaoe!m ber'gtet Der Ng,t
Relle, Der ielbf Gin Spfer De6 &a;arstbz
fiebers puroe: Mn nanben Srten lager,
lie 9eldtdtet mis- Die 5arinss in in tbrsn
Ionnen, ale mod III ibren b~luttsen Sc
wdnpern cer Sbla1t. luter 10000 Ser
wuapeteu bette niat eil,er Elm 0aulo, 8ettz
tud GtrpIad &c. erbalten. Die nit serz
brp6enen Wllfoern ,parsn orGbteutbeils
Serlprsn. Die Uinoen rarcn aus Sa!sz
ldfen Seldnitten> nelde oie 5aut mitnabz
men, NOD le nod gang par. Mit rpbeil
1oAIh'aoeln purpen Die gebrpdsnsn
Olispsr sefNiens, pic Sperationen pft YER
laumt, pft BON llnberlfenen yolspsen.
81 eleIem Gleao pab:e Die Nabtung uap
Neinlibfelt. Gar Man0er, Der ni1t an
lsinen Wunoen fart, eins an Sbndbe
unratb uno 6unser su 0runpe. sluf
tenn pfenen 5ofe Ger 8irserlduls in 2eipz
gig jap Steite eiaen BERG Ger aus Rebridt
uro 2eibnamsn ieiner 2eute beitanp (s
laatn naft uno tpuroen ppn 5unoer unb
Jtabsn aa9tfud1en, ala luer1 fife Milletbas
ter sepsI en- walen,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-22
meiiter; g. s. TnIIer,
3, 6eneralz Mgent oes Weafns.

lov.. d . E|gE ga5==zzE:z.=szzB3 1862,
sSanmibat nmb st. SpDu 81. 81.
Yipnter7 Npute noG Dem Wefen
$50 Mstlen peiter reitli9 unb $50 Meilen nGber
nab piles YeafaIs treenp etae aneere Babn.
Die ~fiirselte, teauer,fe unn bette 9icute mad
ct. SolepE, 2sasenpcrtp,. Sanlas> Nebrasfagits,
Smeba, Council Bluff, fenia II. Nebrasfa Ser
ritprium, meitl. Sp1pa urb Mihpuri, Salaiee unt
Galifprnien,
Mad ct. Suiepb seDen taslid 2iise ab son
5anibal III gerbtnpu,ts nit ben WiiFITppi Wadet-
bcpter, bon Wslfen unb Sieen unb it 0erbin-
oun8 init ben StaeeA tad alsn pbfn srrdbnten
plaBea.
s!uf pieler Npllte eripart nsdr brei Sage
al 3eit.
Gbrouab -Iidsts mad allen Hidtuneen ilnb IN
tahen ant 8pro Der Northsrn 3inie Ii. Minne1ota
Dafetee pnpaenic, eaa Oepad nirS nit Marteu
4ssrIehsn (Gheds) u,b eebt lider.
p. 9. 9 rD a t. Sidet- Nsent.
s. 91pmts, 8raht-N gent.
s. s. 81. 5ny pspb. Gen. 5upt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-22
G9icagD Naeerbier~GolDn
H3 ecyuDsa 90. SedDS,

Gde bet NoiblnStouz II. Dritteu ctr.
ct. Vaut, Winn.
Dem geetrtsa putlieuite Sic srsetculte Wn5si9e,
baB iy utr 1tun nb lteF4 bereft bin, meineu ,rer-
then @G}tsn NIT alien Gcrten G6waarsn, ais
ehinfsn una 3unge> G9pei5:r uap &inlturaer
Sale, Glraine5 Nnp marinirten Sarilgcn II. ellen
Qrtsn Wiiriten iii msilsm Goa!an aui3apartet.
aoFse nuf Uerto1aft. b. 49, III.
Ds5aleidesl battle i'd, itets norrGthig: NUe Spr
ten fetue 2iQusurs> ocr5u9lide 4i9arrsn uNb
Belfe5 3aBsybiet.
SWweiue< 8i S E l;stson 5oNs. 'I
"@ SrtN Ct. Be4t.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-22
8. 6. S S. 6. 8nrbamf,
GusrOS>9dnbler in
Mslaterialmanren,S pebitiDn:
Notwithstanding

*@ Gptrntffon8=Ganeler,
Wrobbannier IN 0rprsrie5, Msbl, Shusinsneilh>
Wetraioe unb 9e%bensmitteln, 0alt, Cement, SUBJ
loar, Ndssln, gal5, Druid unt padpapter,
OtIflnateriatisu &C..
Tradtccntrafts ,perSen naa BEN . fen pnh Me~
'ten lternpmntsr.
Bsarpor|ai!Ie eeinadt auf gonlgua!irnm ~
leesr Belt unb isoem getrag.
YsrlGnen, mstbe Sitter an uns cprlIgaiten,
t5gnlen ilg carauf p~svlaien, Bag fe ppr Usher
tbeuruAe 9sidipt Nno. Gutter tpsreea sa Ben
aieori9teu grsiIen ptne NIdl4s auf bic tsIpn~
oerc ?~'oltiiate ooer oa5 Bppt lpeo!rt. 2astr~ unp
6 }nniIicns- 8 ebibr f. ntsbrte als 1t, jsbsrt re-
s9nuie.
sQepee, ant sJub Ser 5ibls4fraBs.
s. 8, II. 8. 6 8urbanf.
...-..a s. 6. 8urta,f,
General" slssat fit Die galsaa- Dualsi.b~ uub
M}inneioia . adst~Gp.
49, .--.' .N ...... z... ...... -..
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-22
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U}tdignu GD1ltberu

Detroit. Wlpnyrr nm G,n(crn 92nE,t
gie5s oin;e mn ;t,e ms<s;.1rr1n. ~"
peutaaoiss 9}euts scp Drtrojt "y god 'I S5;r5 55g'
;stz3;' t,> @al?no' siod 9@iaoc> 0gea4at,
SAM S1rI''S G%irr t a. o5 ," e25:'' en- SE'Hc; ~.
, Meutfn int g3eI,er NIB Ss1frr zen 9D''Pg "'S ""'
9nIt ''"'
mad IsIcbe. Sfcgetorb, N~nt51rro gDt,.r,.u
Nens 2Jprf, u1e alien Srte1. rrnh,n~ mn y ~, .,
1criticpenry 3h,ri@toEr s,S" .n.' ";n.t' ' 81" 49, t.1
ren faIn, - Mhfahr 1''' 'f''" %'"%fA 'n:7
fir . d z!55 a2 m SS5 STEM: 2 gat9 2is5toi"s e''''"
t''!"' IN su 9srtsa I'M 2,445 @onHs5..
: GispetanS Nm go g}.azn.
e." = S5nfato INT 1920
TT( g,p@gpr g4 ~, IA
1 l1Dt 9Ia4mit!aqs, 9clc5r rnr gi,rira,i.
Grpreb
fSn1mt mad Ictstu I'm DOS gI1djmiftsaa.
q Cleveland TIM $50
Su1alo I'M 4,55 @ormjttas5,
q>irse 81 ~, " ~ - I'm O. Sy50 NotR!r't'@9@.
eeIo1. ,,;t So 't,..gl S'1St't Estv'ho"''8 gu &t+
"a, oIo1, ftn So saase'F W. S.t1's.i gg'ta q
51Ihr * Spp;, -, 8, |t,r.'P"51S, H"'P <'nI!:H.
u,s $50 I - "''"''" 2"E'N. AeEiaf rne mr.
fSnlrnt an III qpo,,rri, ~, os
0isr;rr ~'' XXX 1I '"WRlf!a21,
Gs; III. Ivy
e9""ou Al" |rOo @8TH'tf@&e.
49, Jtnrtett ftnften er1a{ten nCrc(n
al Detroit. in Der 0fFre ner ncrr~,.,t.
Gge gtu,n4ex- 49, DUR ~c'"f"3''''
Sic 3Iae ophp n"p 49, 1'nlG7SttaBs
pslde IN, 20 MMiinutem fTiifsr i; TQ oIs T., ,1r,' S,,
trpit. Suu. 9. GnmrteIL
Wfn,1 q ~ ~, tc[,eu
g. q, 1Hiabt, Mscnt IL Cctroif.
Sea- SAgefint. SfTce, 4oifbD, 3Hni IS. 80.
1884. r. gxg rzzzs=zz7 4oct
szssS~S5 1'oi.
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1411e5n9.
j. 6. & Fl C. Nur6nuk

(Ine son iprem a!tsn geibaftsplab am SUP Der
JatIpaRrabe tad, Dem grcben, jiiagit son Sclans
a:ns NiItsI isnssshattea Waarenbauls, gte Der
SibIea]trebe, aespaen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-22
Doltintprez unb Ship> QiieNbahu.

Baltimorez ui,b SDip~ Giienbabn.
lI:sa IS IzzML - Die 8rebe &puts mad
Malbin9tpn> Baltimore, Ybilabelpbia,
Ne1pzgjprf unb Bpnpn. ..-. .
OisIe sprire5flt9s 8atn, nit ibrsn serbeNerteu
%ps(lidet gertiabnngei,, betet ben gfeilenben eiut
birctte 2iltie raib Baltimore, pbiIabelptia, Wsnos
gpsf unb 8cNpn+ Mud it 5e bic einstge Npute,
auf trelder man DurasenC5=Silefe (Ircugb"
2idets) unb @epddmarfsn (GPefs) mad Ma-
]bin9tpn erbaltet fam.
Drei gallagher 3i9e ~nsrla1en Wbeeling, Ba.,
td9ItU uno lnb IN Direfter Dsrbinbuns nit aQen
.peitlidsn 3user.
.@ Mnd, alien D|tlid)en Stabtcn :.
Som Baltimore faDrt ntan 'pgIeib pbne glufent~
bali nit 9 hnellsigen na9 s.4 .
pbtlaoelpbia, Mewzyprf unb YpHpn.
Nah 9Salbin8ton geest1 Spn Baltimore tGslid
Sier 3a9e ab+
Jobrssle uno 5a9rseit 70 furs tpie auf irsens
eiaer atbern Jtpute+
Tiir Jradt nod philadelphia, Nemzglprf
INN Bpfpr, .
mad pter pptt be nj @efteu,
gat btefs gnHn sroBe Gpr5ise> ha fe, am Stip.
a1t5!oufenb, nit benz srcBen Nsbwerfe meflidsy
G}ltntabnett III b~irefter gerbiuou,,s }tebt.
Gen Wbeelin0 Nnp parfsrstur9 geben isben
Aa3 %reeslndbise 8ppts na9 alsn 9afen bet ipea-
itaen JtuIls al.
Die Jra6tptetfe fins 70 bilIia,
pieatf trgeno ether anbera Noute.
@Iltsrsp trge!tS siuenl WlaBe EiliH Ron Balti,
tters bs6sidne ntal. rgia Essto. u. Sbip q 81
Jtnht+Mgentc fub: Z. MeBuruif, III
@i'teiunati; @. Se'7pbiI u. gp., Ssiptey, s.;
S. Or. Srgs, MaysstQe, ay.; s. g. apbw;f,
ppgt5mrutb, g.; m. Nep II. Co., MibbIepurt,
p; 5, y 1eres Wbssling, ga; WeIss got.
ter, Bpfpn; 6. %. perpeil, Nsn-yprt; IS.
2slg, pbiIaosIpbia; SIS. Gnelaue, Baltimore;
0eo* Softer u. Co., gsaassills, Sn5.; s. g.
Mpreleap II. g., QDuissiQe.
2.S. OorIytb u. g., ct. Souls;
8. 81 GLE 0eneral=8 Billet Mgent'
81 ~e3entt Smith,
ay ~n1eiiter; G. Tnller
Esf%t General-Ngeut ees We7ens.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-22

StearirzQidtsr 100 aiftfn, telte ct.
9uuis. 5O1 uno ! DO. Coolies Irrpsr Ii. gp.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-22

aautabaf 100 &iitell alIertist. Cigar
rem, 100000 I'M psrtirte unb e%inbei,nifbe.
gppIes Spperu. CD.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-22

Npfinen, $50 aiiter, n2ayets4, 80.
5t's, san3e, battle unp oiertel.
Gppleb Epwf II. 6 d
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-22

Deutlber @%pttesbtfnf
eben 9unntag Dfprgen t0t 1br unD Mbenbs Y
ubr III Der er|ten neutlgen g. M+ Rirte, Cd,
her 6. nub Rpiatelfrabe.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-22

SYiters unp Saroine8, so Rif ten ausz
%erlefere. GprtsS 3omerNMD Gp.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-22

Ca ct Tinf S Sbeubalb, AEH=A5p@
assssszzsss npprtsure unb 0rpbbdnbler iii sashzEasz
Weinen, Qiqueurf11, gtDer,
@tsarren &c. .c>
Gbenlp Deniuate,lre 1en ertratetarm
Wbi8fep,
1pipte
Uabrtfanten BON G1}is,
nabe tem ugSinslcp 5ouls," an GaeIerSdraBe.
81. Youl, : 2 Winu.
5aben nuumeDr anf Qager:
81 NsGtc tatportirts Mheintpeiuc, naters
!anpiiber Netenlaft III BEN beIiebts{isn
Sprten. s&wsM
Gp9nac unb Bourbon gBbislep,
Senaisa Stunt uns Scptb Wbi5fes,
Splaupil4en Gin IS. N.
9.B. unlsr g{fa eiBensh Babrifats If aniibsre
rotten im Mcrtps1en.
Binf nnb Ibepbalb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-22

&affee, 100 Sdfs Nio auaaeseihz
net. 20 5adsSasuoYro, 30. 10 vgofets" % rd,a,
auserls}en. GopteN Spiper It. Gu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-22

Gbee, 50a &tfeu unb u@abotes".-
Smp., g. 81, y.5., Oolrng ,c., ausec3eidntte
Waare. @rpleY GDmsr H.. o..
The New York herald., 1862-07-28

CONSTRUCTIONS ron THE WAR--Soon after
the war began we summed up the amount
subscribed by private individuals in various
quarters for the prosecution Of the cam
paign at fifty millions. Since then various
societies, churches and individuals have con-
tributed probably ten millions more-not,
perhaps, in money, but in shirts, stockings,
medical stores and wearing apparel OF different
kinds. Now the war is receiving new i'm
petus. We are, az IL were, starting again. A
fresh army Of 5000 men Is to be raised; and
already private contributions have come in to
the amount Of some hundreds of thousands Of
dollars, and we should not wonder II before long
II was swelled to nearly five millions. All
these have been free will offerings on the altar
Of patriotism. It is thus the people respond TO
the call Of country.
The New York herald., 1862-07-28

VEGETABLES FOR THE ARMr.--ws are glad
to learn that government Is attending to that
most important ingredient In the Commissary
vegetables. II is impossible to
preserve the health Of troops without this anti
scorbutic class Of food, and we hope that the
authorities will not relax their efforts to keep
mn sAs supply. They should send plenty Of II.
The New York herald., 1862-07-28

COLD AND BEEADsrUrTs-FULI CRoPs.--In
every quarter Of the Northern States the re.
ports from the grain crops are most cheerful
Indeed they are already gathered, and prove
most abundant. The corn is not yet harvcsted
but II gives glorious promise Of plenty. With
such resource we cannot be long hampered
for want Of specie The crops In Europe, on
the other hand, are all short, and they must
have our breadstuffs in large quantities, which
will enable us to pay off our Indebtedness In
this product as well as with many other articles
of home raising which we send across tho
Atlantic.
This condition. Of affairs, together with tie
very small importatlons we are taking from
Europe, will enable us to keep our, gold at
home, while at the same time the high premium
now upon that precious metal is imparting such
a stimulus to mining operations in the Pacific
country that the gold crop will soon vie with
that OF grain in abundance, and before very
long gold will become almost drug in the
market. Such are the consoling prospects in
the financial vista 10 counterbalancc In a mea-
sure our political troubles.
The New York herald., 1862-07-28

New York, Monday, July IS, 1s62.
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NEW BOwERY THEATRE. Bowery.-LIYD Ard Az
VENTURES or JACK SHErPAap-BEAR HUNTERS.
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action Of the federal government, in its efforts
for the release Of those who have SO faithfully
served the Union cause, will meet with hearty
response throughout the country, and tend not
little to stir up the ardor of the people to
take up arms for its defence. We believe we
have about fifteen thousand rebels as prisoners,
and the rebels have about twelve thousand
Union soldiers confined in Southern prisons.
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BOWERY THEATRE. Bowery.-RArrIIN, rHn RlsFlR--
uow 70 AVOID RAFrso-RoBBxR KNIGHT.
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NIxoN'S CREMoKNE GARDEN, Fourteenth street and
Sixth avenue.-OPERA, BALLET, Promenade CoKcxRT
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WINTER GARDEN, Broadway.-PsAc1 AID QuIlT-
Boz NRTTLEs-KIrG CoTToN.
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BARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM. Broadway.-THx
LaARsED SEAL, HsPPY FAMILY, &C.. at all hours Two
ptGkoSs-EThioPIAN CuBAs, afternoon and evening
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AMUsRMENTs THIS EVENING.

NTBLos GARDEN. Broadway.-THE CoLLxRS DAwS.
wALLAcKs THEATRE. No. sA Broadway-FRA
DIAvoLo-IRIsH MORMON
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-27

Immediately selected the best position the
ground would permit, and formed In line Of bat.
tie The greatly superior force OF the enemy
enabled him to entirely surround the command
oil Dennis. and finally, In the engagement, to
capture the transportation train, taking with it
teamsters, sick and prlsOners. During the en-.
gagement the artillery and train were re'aptured
by Dennis.
The enemy made many charges. Dividing
their force and dismouniing o part, they at
tackled both as infantry and cavalry, the latter
charging 30 close as TO fall from their horses
almost within the ranks Of our men.
The battle lasted four hours, at the end Of
which time the enemy left Dennis 10 possession
Of the field, leaving one hundred and seventy
tve OF bis dead on the field, also large num-
ber Of his wounded.
The total loss Of the enemy In killed and
wounded 10 over four hundred The loss of
Deunis 10 FIVE buried on the field, and the
wounded numbered about fifty.five, who were
brought to the general hospital at this point
Adjutant Peyton, 30th lllinois, was severely
wounded, but refused TO leave the field Major
Shedd was also wounded. The men acted with
veteran courage
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The Rebel Journals ON tho Ktcen,
Battles.

The Rebel Journals ON the Recon,
Battles.
NEW YoRK, Sept. 26.-The Herald has ex.
tracts from rebel journal relative to the late
battles in Maryland. The Richmond ENQUIRER
claims the battle of Antietam as q great rebel
victory. 1t was directed by Lee in person, with
sixty thousand men In bis command. Rebel
accounts make our force one hundred and fifty
thousand. Jackson commanded the left of the
rebel line, Hill the right, and Longstreet tho
center.
It is admitted shat our artillery was used with
fearful effect, and that upon tho whole the bat.
tie was the most severe of the entire Campaign.
The following Is list of the commanding
oficers killed and wounded In the engagement:
Gen Stark, of Mississippi, commanding
Jackson's division, killed; Brig. Gen. Brauc6,
Of N. G., killed; Brig.-Gen. R. h. Anderson,
wounded In hip, not dangerously; Brig. Gen.
Wright, Of Ga, flesh wound In breast and leg;
Brig. g.-Gen. Lowlin, leg; Brig. Gen. Armistead,
In foot; Brig. Gen. Ripley, In neck, not dan
gerously; Brig, Gen. Ransom, of N. c., slight
ly
The Petersburg Express makes the signiti-
cant admission that all hopes of MARYLAND
uniting her destiDies with the South must now
be banished. The experiment to rouse her
people to follow the fortunes of the rebel army
is proclaimed to have been dead failure, and
the devoted adherence Of the State govern
ment, the press and the majority OF the people,
to the federal government, is acknowledged by
the Express.
The victories at Boonesboro and Sharpsburg
u declares to be Improbable to the rebel cause.
The same journal advocates the next move of
the rebel army, the destruction of the Baltimore
Ohio railroad, and an attack on Pierpont.
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what Shellsbarger,s own Frtenas
say AbOut Him.

A prominent politician Of Springfield, who Ia
also strong supporter of Mr.. ShellabarRer, re-
marked in q conversation With the writer Of
this article, last Tuesday afternoon, that the
Democrats in Clarke county were making caIcu.
lations Of large gains in consequence Of The un-
popularity OF Shellabarger at homes He fur.
ther addedi "There Is no use in dIaRuisino the
fact Mr. Shsllabarger is personally UNPOPULAR
in Springfield" Now, then, the voters Of tbis
District who are strangers to Mr.. ShellabarR or,
are asked to support a man for Coneress Who,
according to the confessions of his own frlepda.
does not possess the good will or confidence of
bis fellow-townsmen. Per contra: The greatest
popularity of Mr.. Cox 10 in those localities In
which he 10 best known--and he is personally
unpopular only among those who have formed
their notions Of bis character from the elanders
Of his enemies. The reader can draw bis own
reimbursement is unnecessary aty-ZSaGS1
Democrat
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s1 DOLLARS PER YEAR /:
Invariably in Advance

operated on oosts about three hundred doIls,s
beside, the labor and use Of maohInerv and
o'al. The New Eogland savans have srrsucsS s
tax Of three per cent on the produets Of tIsir
constituents, while NO OF the clod-hokplne m.
ternity are taxed great deal more than he
true value Of the article, aud at all times more
than one hundred per cent on the tolols capital n.
Vested. A New Eogand factory pays three psr
cent on the manuiactured article. Say II they
turned out 81 ,O00 worth per day, their tai
sGa wSnla be thirty dollars, while ours would be-
SoVV per day on less than half the capital. II
We nave 70 have heavy tax, In the name Of
common sense let Il be as nearly equal all
around as possible. We have no, seen any
siA arIangeo Ior the vast shipping and fishing
comes under the stamp head,
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v Negroe. sam Coming,

The Gallipolis Journal states that an exodus
of negroes from the South, fifteen hundred 10
number, reached that place on Monday last. Il
10 reported, IL esys. that as many more are get
to come. The Journal well says: {" How these
creatures are TO live over winter is hard to tell"
Their advent tokens no good to any one
Whites and blacks together will srffer by their
coming Our Legislature refused 70 prevent IL,
aud the people themselves must meet the ques-
ton and decide It - Portsmouth Times.