davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-22
Change Of Base.

The New York Express Of yesterday aftcr-
noon says:-Tht enemy have changed theiv
base, as we'll as the Union Amy of Mcclellan
and they have been doing it most rapid]v
while laughing at the Union forces for moving
from superior numbers and wasting disease on
the Peninsula Bob armies are now in
healthier positions, though further from Rich
mond than a month since Where we are to
look for Mcclellan army next is a speculation
but of course, the enemy is doing, and will do
all in his power, to prevent q junction OF the
Union troops. General Halleck no doubt I'M
derstands this, and keeps watch On the enc
my's movements, whose eager eyes on Wash
ington are well known, and, no Doubt, provided
for. All we have to say to the Administra-
ton, and, to the people, is,-do not underrate
your enemy. If you do not drive the rebels
from Virginia, they will drive you from Wash
ington. Gen. Jackson army is known to be
IN strong force, with heavy reinforcemenrs
from Richmond Ewel| and Magruder may
be with bin, in spite Of all the stories uttered
as blind about Gen. n. being sent South
The great body of the rebel army recently III
Richmond are probably not far behind.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-22
Battle of Cedar Mountain.

at Culpercr Court House, Virginia. gives par
t'cn]ars Of the battle of Cedar Mountain, some
Of which are new and interesting, and cor
r,ct erroneous impressions Of that sangulna1y
contest
It was known last week that Genera Jack
son was advancing westward General Popes
army consists of three corps, VIZ: Banks, NC
Dovell's. and Siegers (late Fremont's.) Gen
era Sigel was then at Spewyyi1e: General
Banks six miles northeast, and General Nc
Dovell somewhere near Warenton. General
Banks was sent forward to Cedar Creek, seven
miles north Of this place. Whether General
Mcdowell moved Immediately do not know.
Gen. Sigel followed General Banks soon-l be-
lieve the next day.
On Friday last General Banks was ordered
- C,1lnerer Hc has two divisions Gen
eral Crawford's Brigade, Of General W''II3ros
Division, had, for perhaps a fortnight, cen
near Culpepper, and on Saturday morning was
near Cedar Mountain, (callcd Slaughter by
the citizens, when he was threatened BY, one
Of General ,Jackson,s three cOrps-the others
RAPIDLY coming up General Gordon IS brigade
was put in rapid motion to support Iener1
Crawford, and General Augcr's whole division
was sent to the vicinity. >,
10 talk of the Rebels "begging permission
to bury their dead is sheer nonsense lheE
occupied the ground for thirty-six hours prior
to truce We did not 60 near until Monday
morning. when party went, independent OF
any KNOWLEDGE Of truce. Your correspondent
was the first in the revisit of the held where
our right was so roughly handled: to look Tor
wounded later, a truce was. agreed upon; we
should have gone Sunday night, hut General
Sigel, then in command there, stopped Us at
the picket line on account OF the risk Al .
4. NJ, Monday, no Rebel dead were visible IN
that part 81 t4o ground, not even III thelr own
position.
Nor is it true that the rebels reiterated on a.
count Of the battle. In that battle we were de-
teated-so far as this, that they drove Us from
Our position and occu pied it and we did not
att, NIT to retake it. But we fell back only to
our next position half mile, and the enemy
did not attempt to take it. That our forces
were too much exhausted to renew the night IS
equal nonsense, for only Gen. Banks was en-
gagged, while other corps, or part OF them, were
living within sound Of our nusketly jackson
retreated on Monday, but clearly not from the
simnle results Of the action on Saturday.
Possibly as Gen. Mcdowell and Gen. Sig"l
had come up, and held very strong posltlon
he felt himself unable to cope with General
Pope's whole army, having hoped, 1t may be,
to cut I'D one or two Of Il separate corps be-
fore a junction. Or, possibly, move1hents near
Frederick sburg-which, from tldngs here to-
kav, seems very probable. At any rate, he has
retired across the Rapidan; how much further
we do not know.
Why one corps alone was placed againstGen
Jackson S whole force remains mystery, as
troops in plenty were near. Had a sufficient
force been sent to our right to prevent the
thanking, it would seem that the result would
have been different.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-22


tel. in Washington The Intelgcncer says
"Quite an interesting scene occurred ct the War
Department yesterday morning, at about II
o'clock In the lower hall were upwards of one
hundred Of the returned prisoners. All were
DESTROYS Of getting some respite that they
might visit their families for few days, and
the detected countenances Of q number Of the
brave fellows, as they emerged from the Office,
4old too plainly that they had, instead Of
leave Of absence for q week or two, positive
orders to join their regiment at the earliest
practicable moment. Those who were fortu-
nate enough to obtain the desired leave were
such as had sustained Wounds were still sui
fering from their effects, or sickness contracted
while in Dixie
Tie T. S. steamer Massachusetts, arrived
At New York, yesterday, reports:-"On the
night of the 10th, about clock, when pass
inc Cane Henry, saw large sidewheeled stea
mer ashore supposed to be the Arago. Was
hailed and asked for assistance; lowered boat
10 communicate, but she got off and stood up
the Chesapeake Bay.
Douglas E. Jcrrold, son Of the celebrated
Epglish author and wit, enlisted as q private
in Captain Hawkins Company, COL Porter S
Regiment, Of New York, on the 2th Of August.
The negroes Of Salem, Massachusetts, are to
hold q meeting to take into consideration the
subject of the Presidents address concerning
emigration to Central America
From . statement published in the New
York journal Of Commerce, it appears that
there were built in the &. S, during the year
1861, 10 ships. SO briggs, 800 schooners, 81
sloops and smaller craft, and 264 steamers, OF
q total tonnage Of $780, $780,
A despatch received III Washington ycster-
dav states that !, 0)0 troops were at Port De-
rosit waiting transportation to that city.
General Burnside says he never saw a~grand-
or SIGHT than was presented by the late Army
If the Potomac while marching over the pom
toon bridge across the Chickahominy,
Major Folsom, a Paymaster of Burnside S
corps was arrested in Washington on Monday
for Withholding Government coin when requlr-
cd to deposit it at the Treasury. He was con-
fined in the Old Capitol prison, but is now re-
leased on parole to settle his accounts.
GEE. r. Putnam, one Of the proprietors o.
Union Hall, Saratoga died on Tuesday even
Ing, aged 81 years and s months
Among the return Federal prisoners is SIR
Percy Wyndham, Of the First n. j. Cavalry,
The English nobIcman.
The plumbers in the navy-yard at Washing
ION. have formed themselves into relief asso-
citation for the benefit Of the families OF SOL
d;crs who enlist from the District, and have
-N. ! - CT nnort co much Of their pay each
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-22
Official Despatch from Gen, Jackson

RICHMOND, Aug. l2.-The following Off
cial despatch was received at headquarters here
to-day.
VALLEY DISTRICT, AUGUST l4-6! 4. NJ.
COLONEL: On the evening Of the 9th INST,
God blessed our arms with another ylcto;y.-
The battle was near Cedar Run, about SIX
miles from Culperer Courthouse. Inc
c,emv's force. according to the statements OF
PRISONERS, consisted of Gen Bank $, Mellow
els. and Sigel's commands We have over
four hundred prisoners, including 6ngaI'ler
General Prince. Whilst our list OF killed IS
les than that of the enemy, yet we have 70
mourn the loss of some OF our best othcers anu
men. B.igadier General Charles Wlnder was
MORALLY wounded whilst ably discharglug his
duty at the head Of his command, which was
the advance of the Of the left wing OF the army
We have collected about fifteen hundred SGial
arms and other ordnance stores.
[ an, Colonel, your obedlent servant,
T. J. JACKSON,
Col. R. Fl. CruLToN, A. A. 6.
4 New ENEMY .-Somn OF the Union men
have stirred up a new enemy near Dixie, III
the region of Culpeper. A letter from there
says:
'Our own Individual base is within the I'M I'M
it's Of fifty acre field, and we amuse ourselves
witnessing the combats between the troops alu
several nests of bees, which the men nave accl
dert ,lv stirred up. From present appearances 1H
it is very probable that the bees Will hoIo 'i'0
feld.'
The Wheeling Press says:-''Ihe P'oVos'
Marshul desires it to be understood 'at CIV
zcns Of the city and county who may desire 70
leavc the State for few days, and who arc
unknown to him, must bring good vouchers
for their indemnity. Those who expect 10 -
absent for some time, must give DonoS W."
security Of ST, 900 each,
A Nashville paper says that sister o. n w.
cy in that city, states the curious 1ac! ''". -:
last words of great number OF soldlerS u''"'
under her observation were OF their n'o''v ~,
though many of them must have 'el' q VIZ
ana children.
The draft it is said will certainly conn''''
on Monday the lst Of September. ;,,o
Large numbers Of troops continue ~ "
in Washington and are forwarded 'n'0 40
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-22

1t it is understood that at least in corps of
Gen. Mcclellan S army will remain at Fortress
Monroe, and that Suffolk will be Immediately
re-enforceI 1t is said, also, that Fortress
Monroe be one Of the points tor concentrating
AMI discipIining the reserves raised under the
last call OF the President OF the United States
The 'exempts' in Albany, n. Y, have
begun the organization of a regiment to be
composed entirely Of men over forty-hve years
Of age.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-02-01
Sic 9b1adbt BON 9ommcr1ct.

Die SGladt pcne Sommerlet DER
Niu)p;ins bat ibre Bcreutu,o nibt in
Der 3ab! Ter a!s 8amp{e. betbeilia:ea
Gruppen occr let Gefauenen, nod ieltit
in rem 9%etrcnnenen Tcrrain, ot>er: IN Dem
Dem Tei'ee ;ustiGs;eu Gsllult alt damn
laaften uno Arie0smaterial. lcnrem in
rem Allnlti9en telebeuccn GinRuG, ben lie
aut Die Stlmmuna oe5 r1rttidcn @olfes
ul1o l1at1entlib Der 9(1!uee nusgsiutbt.
M!e GIN elettrifdF SHtds "rct cnms
pftn, Dun6frtiS son faulenren Miasmen
reini9t ea6- aue Weitn fret uuo lstdt auf<
:atlp,en, - ;udle tisitr &riegsnratl purd
bic biriile>' torte ..pplitiIde %g(tmoepbare,
in 'rer BIZ M%;ererserrifte Bruit reS ga,
triotsn faum mebr oufsuotbmen oermodte.
Die mutblp(e Gtimmung 1T elmer freupi<
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-02-01

ID f4nf fpfns GSkekesA tsA1kr M A{nAS6 %Ntsn%
M1dsno. Wi,Ie m,ni , = s snS sna.
a6nbin oebrom,n rn8kr.nn et1;M.Srn%.
mails Stu,1p N boItrnansrfuh,n' @.os-
pa,b,S 8pnben. IN, Men, 9do.f k,roh<
reouenb. iooen q omSeinonSrr. Gin
lester 0eri,@ oelinot MIDI better. ,,nb y
rpirt Der Mddsuo II finer tpiip.n fhooti..
ihen Nludt.
l1n}er. Iruppen .folot,t ben, a;tbenben
Geinp auf ben Etrieu. Der crit Il. ieinen
@erfdon,unoer tinen fur,e1 Sduk finbet.
CINE Weile BON ben ftinbliden Bruit<
,pebren MAIDEN Sic unionstruppen SAT-.
Ole ArtiQerie f6brt ouf unb beihieet bic
Beri@anaunQen, bon pen,l1 nun NIT eintr
2anone aeant,pprtet wirp. Die Noht
bri@t berein unp BE errtlpeten @ieoer
ruber, BON tbtem .fdperen 8 ooerrerf an
|bieiem epia pentwGrbintn @obtotb. !.
SIN fplpenoeu (Montoa) Moro,1, IN
aQer Gtdbe lief Sen. Tbou1oS feline Irup5
Ykn III Sturmeolcuue1 aufteQeu: ouf Der
hferb6be >perpeu @eldnse oufoepaan,t.
un, ben punlt III beRrei6en. mo- pergeinb
BON itinem btfefiateu Qaa.r dber penHlue
entfouue,, t5nute. Die 5turuacolonnen
itBen fid in BepeaunQ, bic Werte pe,rpeu
ertlpunmeu, auein eS mar teine Nrbett mebr
3u tbun. Das Mef mar leer, bie B5oel
a%us9efoeeu. Die Qar,e feinpli@e Mrraee
bate fi@ tpdbrene. Ser Ma&t an pas am
oerse l1fer pes@ cumberland Glu6es in eineu,
tleinen Ddmpfer unp srpei 6la@bopte,
nit 3urIdlo5uno {dumtli6en bfentlider,
uap prfpat. Gtqentbums In @tderbeit qe<
braGt. Mu6 in ieinen itarten Berlhan>
3unsen am anbern llfer ,paQte es per55einp
ri@t, Salt III MAIDEN.
@ir l9lieben bieien Beri@t nit Mnz
flbrun3 te(er, mas inWlinnelotazWo lonz
tar iber pas 8erbaltea .bes SberR @an
@lepe .pdbrenp Der 5dladt (uat, inpeu,
MIR 9lauben, ben, alien braper1 MQnne,
Der ispenfaus nit l1nredt fit cine trait.
lp1e. cher III einem Bild;pf ol8 III einen,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-02-01
Ecrner hnben mir
Teruer baben mir. .-~.,-
R1eiberffpffe n,,b @aaren fir
Sdntelt,
ais MautiQen, Sbawls, @lcats, 5anblHu5eM
@trumpfmaarcn &c. &C., 1owie
EuAe uno @aroercbezM rtifel fur @trrer.

Bir baben fir unlsre iebr seraumi0en ,::aAsa
0otalitGten uulere ginfaufe sesen bic fraberst
Sabre osreoppsI:, III oerl9ieeeaen Sranaen Der"
srSbere Musbebnung sn geben unr ,pir boHs,t> bab
baIelbe nunmebr ais pas ausseo, Dntsiie uao 9rpb!s
III Minnelota, fir bie3ufunft l6 b~eelben suten
9tufes unb 8ertrauens su ~erfreuen baben tperee,
ais pon,it unlere Tirn,a beebrt tpuroe.
Sir 8auIeute int 2auoe erlaubeu mir uns bic
8smerfung bag uniere Seoiueun9eu fir @ieber<
pertdufer iebr 9iinitig 9sllelt uub mir SER oies>
idbtiseu abnorm billigsn @intdnfen Sufplge ii, Der
Gage iiub, Tortbeile su bitten, .wie friiber ned
ME. 11uier Yartner, 9err 6. Mablcr, bat bieismt
Jte1ort TIL Itres @ei9afte5 sprSulsDe,t isbeyurm<
men uro wiro es 1T ieiner geppbuten @eile id
anselegsn icin laien, lpwuDl Wbplelals als Hs-
Milperfdufs snr bsloaberen 3ufrieoeabeit ber Ser
ren Gaufsr Su eFeetuireu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-02-01
MmerifQni19e MQ6ri&ten.
@ie mplIen fporen.-Der @p,

l wv WIZ ~ y W.. XVI VUU>
9reb bat ben l5bli9en Gntl4lub eefaBt
i'm Staatsbausbalte Su iparen. @esen
$4,OOO.OOO louer pom ben M%rnneeauSoo<
ben, 100000 BON ben @onereefcRer,
%bebeutenbe @umnen por, ber Drudtrre9>
aun8 unb ben lnterbaltung8tpaen BET
Glotte ab9ei&nitten perpen. s4t ID
Dte ScIanere{ I'm Difritt
Columbia, bic, 10 19ien es, BON ben,
9eSenpdrti9en @on8reb ibr Eope6urtbeil
erbalten iollte, mfrs nut, cod &pcbl befteben
bleiben. Die COMMITTEE flr Zen Difritt
Columbia miro 0e0en rie. Mbl9afun0
beri@teu, neil pieielbe uncpnfitutio
nell unp un3we N lei. -
@oblan penr, tuenn fs fi@ au6mei8t bob
unter Der beftebenoen Contribution bic
Scla1erei nt@t etnmal In benz Bunbe6>
9ebiet nernt@tet 1perper fam, ban1 fort
NIT pteem popierner1 sllp Der auf BEN
3eitalter .p,Idt unb fetner 8emeauna
pebrt. Cine Contribution, .pel@e pa3u
btenen fam, Elm unre4t III o~erepi9en, 1T
Elm Stud fit bas 8olt, oa6 unter ibr lebt.
~S@ babe 1titetnem Monat
tetne 3tttun8 8eleen." Dtele
bemerfensmertbe Meu6erun9 ioll, nieu,anb
@erinsere6, als "Honest Abe" IslbR ei=
mem 6errn 8esenuber setban baben, per
Jpn parilber CUR &ebe fteute, boB &eprdz
%ientanten urr @enatpren Jpn 70 19per 3u
@eil&te befou1uaet, tSnnten. Sebr pai>
ienb CAB Der 9err ben, 2%anpespater 3ur
Nnttpprt ~Darir baben Ste einenl aulz
ierorbentli&en Tebltritt beeansen. MS<
gen Ste unbea9tet laien, tpas uup men
sic wolen, aber %periduneu Ste bod ME
mails, bic 6fentli@e Metnurs tenne,t III
lernen unp bic BeplrfniGe bee @olfes.
limb bierdber t5nnen Sie (l1 bur@ niats
Nneeres uaterri9ten, al8 bur@ Die 3eitz
ungen."
81 "Old Abe" etras torauf ermie>
bert bat; If nidt betannt.
Mrs. 2incpln's @6nnerfdaft.
Mr6. 2ineolr, 70 tpirb er3dblt. ner,penpet
fi4 bel ibreu, papa Abrabau, mitunter
fit biieieu ober ienen GERM Der bei TIT gut
aneei9rieten febt, UNI cine 9%n(eQun9 in
Der Mrrnee. Is botte reulid Elm oeni7er
SRI Watt. bisber s. drtner Sci Qin<
colin ouf T1riprnde Der Q~onb,s,nutt,r eine
@teue alS /. lieutenant IN Der Nrn1ee er<
balten, allen Der Senat. datt BE Gruen<
1uuo III befdtioen. yerpqrf pie{elbe purd
3uruf pou,tt btr Qanpesmutter onpeu,
tenb, poS e. bas Grtb,ile1 ppn Sh1r,,u<
f~tipenpien nit Der Moblfobrt fir dbereiu<
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-02-01
Mdnner< unb &naben=
&leibuu0snIde

fur ben 9erb II unp %1ntcrzDanoel.
Sd bin isgt in ben Staue Seleyt, elm berrlide2
Eager BON f%erttgen. 3leibungsfufen,
tpeides idr1rltltde %neuelten WaareM nEo Woeen
3w bsOsrtsnp bsrabseisstm Vrsiisn amfaBt.
&letnere Mrtitel fir bic
~&errem=6arberpbe.
!5n btsier 8ran6e ssrmag i9 eas tste saser
BON 9alstii9ern, Hineen, NraSattsn, 9enoenf
Rrdeen, wulenen, %,eipenen II. 5iri1lepcr. Saup<
ltuben, Moffalins, NeilttaIAeu,, orcbem uno
fleinen Aofern> 9:auen, rotbsu uno blaaen leber-
ben1Sen, 8tantets, S9apls. r9tobee" &c. &C.
Des9leiden ein grc6e9 N0ortiMent vcn
Siiteit uub Ntiitcn.
@roBbanbler tuerben IS Yprtbeilbaftlnecn> mir
einen Velud at Identeu.
ct. Yaul, 20. Mpv. 1860. -
&. g.. Campbell.
5acpb " atbe8. p.
beut|9er 9lerf.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-02-01
S1lteBlt@ nod elm @ort 81 ben 5erren
...}r. Qan%pfau1euteu!

Seit Benz Bestnne ee9cupartieer Cation babsu
pir infer 9aupt=M usenmsrf nuf's Mbrlclale-
@s19dft seleet uno luden bierin uniere 5aup =
5oree gu entpideln ; mir beben giefir.ei Gin Grtra-
Department eiuridten lalen ,ub bieten ben Scr
rem WieberSertGufern I'M 2anSe ale gprtbeile
unb IBeauemli1feiten, bic ibnen nur ypn III leren
Goneurrenteu in ben Slliben pldgen ~pFerirt mer,
BEN fInuen. Infer Stcd 1T fit pen Dry @pubs
&onium in Minneicta sin wirflid grrbartiser uro
seerhen IS erpabnte Jrenube in ibrem Snterele
Fuoen, II II : bel uus eiusutaufe,, % es feiuett
-anbern 5aule in Minnelpta mSeli9 it, tpas Mus-
patl uno 8iaiefeit betrift, au9 nur anndberab
nit uns cpncurriren 51 tSnrsn. 4
SEER M1lerbddb
eer nit bielem Dcpartemeut 5etraut wprocn, mir>>
e5 @9 anaeleNen leiu la1en> unisrsDerebyten Sum
BIN 1T ieber 8e3iebung %3ufricben su lfeaea.
Suffice & Nprepenob.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-02-01
9bub> ttttb @tiefelz
11Q a. Store,
'&nnb 81 anufac t II r ,
Sadinn<@traEe Shnrmeier'6 Sind.

swilden Der STEM une 6ten Ctr.
Der 1nterei@uete benadridti9t Diermit tas
serebrli1e beutlde Yublifun,, pab Ct in isiuem
@ei9aftsplaBe idmmtlide Mrten Stubperf ouf
Be0eQune mooern, paucrbaft uub prompt onfer-
tiet, ionic sae e. e. I:;; S;x MaG S.,;.t s'n ,,s Ten M 99s IT,.
@ianbe III, I'M @rpB< uno Gsciaverfauf NIT IT.
eenb ms!den 0sidaftsn al bielssm Vlabe III
frneurrtren.
Qanbfaul eute perbe, pcbl tbun, tei mir opr.
au(pre9en. ebe fe at einern aneern plabc Gin,
feufen. .i.s
iaa- u Gonrab @obidn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-02-01

Das Gn0ros G. Gn0etaii
man11factnr: s. mpbemaaren:
Gmpprimm
BON ,.'
Suffice IT,. TprepaugD
Orttte Strafc. go. st. Naht,
Minnelpta,
1T hvrb Ben Ga1rfanese Ser neuelsn
@intcr @anreet
auf's &eidbalt;sEe uno OelGmatpuOae a~l7ortir!
unb beebrt ld loldes leinen serftr.cn Gunbem er-
eebenf an3u3eigen.
Das 2aser 1T nit alien nsuen grl1sinunsen
,er @ailon aasseiattet nnb bietst nan,satii9 Gins
@rpBe Mu8wab1 1T &leiber<
,ftpffen,
ais Mtrinps, Dalencias, Vlaibs, Delaines,
psramattas, % Sei9es, Yril be 9evres &c. ,c.;
tcrner unterbalien mir einen 1bDnen @urratb
bunter unp einfnrbi0er Setpenpaarcn
uuo p~erfaufen lol9e eenau su Nem-yprfer Yrei-
fen. - 8 ~. ..., 5.,E.
t1n5er Eager tn @bamls, Glpafs unb Wiuter-
M1ntel 1T ouf's NeiGlte completttrt, uuo erlau-
psn mir uns nod, bic Serebrtfn Damen auf unlsr
srpBartiseS
DeiesWaaren< u. trimmings Experiment
aufmcrflam au maden.
Sn 5erren< Irtifeln, ais Bpufsfins> DpSfius,
&aiemeres; DuHelS, Grapattcs> 5en1oen &c. tic
ten mir ieber Goncurrea3 bic SpiBe, ba mir in bie~
fer 8rande bic uprtbeilbaftelten 8erbinounsen
baben. .
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-02-01
MQermcmefes
lit
9erbf- un6
@iutcrs@ourcu
bat loeben Don New<Wprt

bat loeben Don Newzyprf
s-balten unb rfer;t bent Yublifun ron ct. Waul
iotuie Der tsaeteenb in Der reidbaltisRen Aua1pabl
uao su oct ~biaisitsu Vreilen bic 9nubluu9 prn
.. IS. Sn8erlpu II. @pmp.,
in ibrem
,euen Stein8ebduoe an Scr 8. @trafe
nabe Der Bride,
3SE. ct. WauL Minnelcta.
Sn Tolse bes 3rieseS Gno, ME aQsemeit be-
fannt. bic preiie Der Baunlwollen Waaren bc-
beutenb g~e(iesen; pa mir abtr einen gruBcn 0er-
ratb son bieien Waaren bateu, Der yor Ger 9teiN>
ung gefauft muroe, 10 linb mir in Stanb 0eieyt
o;s{e biQiser ST Serfaufsn> ais irseab ea anossss
@el9aft in Der Statt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-02-01

VIe. Uren@, Df!Qe IN u Str1be, 3tpt|1en
4. u,b 5. @tra6e ppbnt, latte fir;lid
etnen Gtrett NIT elmer @dlherin Namene
Mn9ela 5ernanbe3, melder 3nnn 9anboe~
n1enee fQbrte. 8eibe @eiber paften iid
unp felen 3uleBt oe9en einer Sfen no lie
bann eur@ berbeieilenee Mdnner oetrenut
tpurten. Mn9ela' eine aus Dem 6aule,
ure wurbe 9letd carauf penioe @9ritte
raoo1 tobt 9efunben. Cine post mortem
unterlu9un9 er9ob> baB ?@ers unb Qeber
oerielten nit &rantbeitsfofen iterfuut
tparen, uue oo6 pur6 bic Nufre9ul,9 3pes
&fes ibr Soc nur beidleuni9t 1ei,
II Die 81. 2out6 uWehlide poit" pom
25. b. beridtet: Cine Brau Namens
Glanni9an fam Mittmp9 in Die @elune1
beitsof1te unp Bat I'M, 6ilfe 1ueoen ibreS
i&auoerbaften 3ul}onoes. Sic ia9te, cine
Na9bor6frau bdtte cine 0anje pfanne npQ
eedmulSenen Sped8 lber iieI seporfen
unos na&ber nit per beieen Yfanne }ibr
ms @ei&t arf ben 6al6 unp bic S@ul,
tern I9e(9la8en. Der Doftor lf9idte fe
ms 9oipital. d tna sng3sra yguetst5
aa Ter Union ele9rapb son Cincinnati
enbli& beri&tet io9ar ppm. elmer nMuaio>
nen(@la@t" wie folst: Die uMmaSonen<
i@la4t", Elm lebenbe6 Bilp pbne ariedi,
f&es 8euer, aber nit irlinbii1er Qeioen>
f9aftli&feit. wurpe tirSli@ BON, 3mei ,fei>
1at1 Qdpies" an. Der &plumbiatra6e, ,iwi5
f@en Sycau,ore .unb Broobpay, In Sin
.einnat, saue8eflbtt. 8eipe gertrsteriinne,,
bee 5arttn9 @ei&lcdts wor.n nit .oestpIollti<
gen @rinolinen fat pan3ern, nit bluln,ttu, ,
9ef&mQdten Strobblten faattr befeoerter
Define psrieben >uno ari6fn eii,,annerr nit
Butb an, bab Blumen, Qcden,
Bdnber uno &leioerftber, ME 2an,eniplitz
ter BET etneut rttterliden Iurniere berurur,=
aoeen. Gnbli@ Bean8 ues per eiine., ber,
!&dmpftrfntsn. ibre @tantrin, etur$ ,siine,,s
S@las the @ti@t gum. Galsa III , ,tbrrii,t,
ger. Luro spare ni@t 3ufdQiga eiin, Mjnrln
ts0epaproui1ss ta,u'9efeunnael ., . ) plyee
;eas 55ruiltheuet 4tib bic N.ber,rulplbeenei
ni@t l1ur ibre r3arte G%rauenbano,1 ilu,neera
au@ tbre 4bidse bAben fQbleu lafen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-02-01

,eln. Sdmmtli6e 9dulfr auf beicen
Seite1 Der Brude fteben anter 8aler unc
e%iejeni9en 5duler, rpel6e lacl;6 pon Der
@oap liegen, f6nnen bloS mittelt Booten
erreidt tperpen. Die &oab lelbit 1T ni6t
fobrbar. ta4 ~ s.
Del n0eabote" pom Columbus, Sbio,
er5dblt:e Ole. neuli@en &eeen buaben Bdde
l IN Tl1ne iberfutbet uno piele Straeen.
u11fabrbor 8ema@t. Der Sbio>Glue mar
am Montag BET Cincinnati 81 Tu6 bod
uno fie9 3.3ou per. Stunbe. Die ST.
bduee am Glu0e ftanoent s 0u6 unter
Wo0er. Die 6ili9en pptsn blieben oez
tcrn 8dnSltd aug. IFS H.
Sn 2~ouispille loq bic Tlutb oro6en
S@aben anaeridtet baben.. Das piroini<
l4e nffr. @aQipplis Qesenlber ftebt unter
@aier 70 melt has Muge rei@t. Manz
.$es Garmbous 1T BON Der l9neuenpen
Glutb beorobt.sa s4 49,. .s'
6ur6tb orer Sturm NJ Gi>
re nbab nu, n ia It's lls am Is. pis.
oer Bug BON Eroy i'm >re|l. @fruon1t. mad
portlano fubr, pu,te Ct an elmer 6teue,
ND has @eleiit 30, SUB bod laa. BON ei<
mem entleBli9en Srtan erfabt. Gin @a@
gen trurpe los8eriilen ur,p in ben Aberunp
binuntfrseflr3t. Gin pofaeier tpurbe
bei rtn Stur3e Bet6ptet, Elm 8abnaufieber
t6ptli& unp mebrtrt' Yai1asiere lei9t osr>
1punpet. e.,9+., 49,, -
Mem. go ii, 81. 3atuar. = (Gine
'erbbrt 8iit::1- s@3efern 4benb Dtrfl9te1
fi44 mtbrtre sWo5,tbtthmIhpiiU'tlBqiftn mad etnt,n
IN i@le&teu Ruf febente1 9auie IN