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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-08-09
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mas i9 bier unleru Blidcn %unSerleue bar barbpt.
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$4,000 loisa uuo erei Sarrel Cherry Electoral,
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segreif iAe 56be menlaliber Seipen beutet pieS bin!
10000 Do1en pet Sag! 50 Miuio1en Dplen
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itrc befttr1,at, bic 0eflbrtsn Der Sbn1ersen, Der
MneIt unb Sorgen III letn, pelde Der ean3en
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ling Su frib Spn bsm GtfIbau9e beru9rt pprneu,
:oelGer bic 6dlfte unleres Gel6lebts sernibtet.
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MAIDEN unb Bepbadten farm iagen, ppbin 1ein
9rioen lG ueist~ Diele rOtben Srppfen auf benz
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gum @eibe entfalteno, slsi9 ais rpn jenem Ser
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1T fruttios, ie l9uinbet INNER mebr uno mebr
nabin. Der lfunme Bpte fommt naber II. nater
nit 1ecer Wpge. Dieles fletue Entertainment lpu
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nnns. Der fraftise Mann Bat, sieQei1t III be,
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eep1anst. Oie1e Grppfen belfen ibm NIT benz
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Gngel leiuss 5ersens barren in osrssbrenber pein
uno Nnsft> baB ber Stab, auf Dem in pieltr @elt
lie i'd ltisea> ni9t suiammenbrede.
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mod Nnitrensunssa, benz biniinfenoen aranfen
bas Se|fe gu oerlbaTen, mas menl9liHe &unlt
i'm, sebsu fam. (0alDeItcn, Seras, News.)
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furoa5 &urfurtentbum 5e1}en
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0elaaTt5(unpen su fnpen in l~einer Sffce, {Ib-
peltlide Ode BON Wtair= unb Dritter @traBe.
6. S. Ioae, Gpn1u jul.
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bearbeitet BON
s. S 6. NSiuiuS
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fir bic uMtnnelpta Staatsseitune."
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fen tpatrl9einIi9.
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Ser 9dmpfer .Glara Sine bsmabrt

Ser 9dmpfer ~Glara Sine" bswabrt
lid ais Elm fir ben 8erfebr auf benz Minneipta-
Rule b6dit tpobltbatises Suititut. gerieben nit
elmer Waj@inerie BON berpurraeenoer Site unb
4raft fdbrt er init elmer spn feinsn, ripaliirenben
BDote errei@teu S@neQisfeit nnp balt nit elmer
panftli@tett bic Sermine Der Nbfabrt unp Mn-
tunft an ben Seridiepeneu @tatipneu inne, bic fir
bas Heilepubliturn cine bube gpnneuiens bietet.
pa1asiere, bic nit Der 9taee DON benz ubsrn
Wtnnelpta in Sbatppee eintreHen> inpen bic
u@lara 5ine" sur uumitteltaren % eiterfabrt reat-
seitis bereit. Sur ben Comfort Der Ya1asiere 1T
burd reinli9e @&lafteaen unb cine sprsusli9e
Safsl se{prgt unb Der seiadftstunbiee unb eefdI.
lise eeuti9s Glert, 5err zimmerman, 1T ilter-
all nit Natb uno Ebat bel Der 5anr, ben Yalla-
gteren bebuFi6 gu fem. Die uGlara" it Der
CUNT bes oeutIden Yublifums in jeper Besieb-
uns tparbie, cas- tDnnen mir aus eiseuer grfabr>
uns serli9ern.
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Supmei tliae Gde Spn Main< unb Dritter Ctr,
cine Sreppe bod,
Gtnctnnatt, o.,

Observation-Disclosures
@pIIectipnen unb Mus3ablunoen
jeoer Dirt III alien 1beilsn Deut{6lanbs.
tperpen DON mir mie seapSbnli9 auf bic pruuptefe
Irt beipret.
Sir % ed 81 auf Rep-yprt t.Qpuis.
@btcago, Ne 10 = Orleans unb aupere
panoeIsplabe Der Ser. Staatea fam mani INNER
BET mir bas 0elD erbalten.
Mu bic mad febenben WIGse lnb Bel
mir 9S E d1 el in grDBeren, 1ptpie il, ben fIein-
lten Sur1r1en gu ben bilIis en- gpurleu III
baben.
@elber, pel9e an irsenb zines Der na6feben-
ben 2auler tn DeutI@laub fir ibre Rednunq
etnselanot cber tesablt >perpen, nit benz Bemerfen
bab mir baSpn Nadri9t 3u seben 1et, fSuuen bel
mir TIT Cincinnati . slei9 erbpbsu perben, TO-
salo id bic Naari9t pom g%inaanse Der 5umme
erbalten babe, Da i'd Don metnen seribietcneu
Banquters INNER nit jepem Steamer Briefe En-
battle, tpe1n @eloer einseaansen llnb, 10 1T ties
Der 19neQfe, lt4erf tie unb biQielte @eo, un1 GEL
BET mad Mrterita gu f9ifen.
Xt1te metner Sanfters in 9eutih,
lamb, &C.,
an bic Sbr @elo be5ablt uub Damn BET mir
erbpbe1 merpen fam:
@u9 ltne bel tielen 5auiern in europa ieper;eit
We9lel auf mid I'll baben:
6rant1urt a. 81. 9err ., Mebler, 1eel. 6pbn
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Nnpfa, Mc9epo,
Blue Galtb, Momer,
Srppn, Ntcputt
Carver Slmteab,
Datpta, TamleY
Dppoe, Nice,
SiumOre, Septt,
Jreebprn, Stearns,
Gppbbue> Steele,
6ennepin> Wabalbow>
5puiipn, WaI eca,
Sc Sueur, Wohtnstpn>
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-08-09
en- saben Der CITRATE eon Menoot,

en- Sabe11 Der Giraffe opn Menbota
mad 8ie SiouT.- SIN SABRE 1856 tpuroe
@m. 9. DDbb Dpn Der &esieruns ermddtist,
cine @traBe pDn Menepta mad Big Sipur su
bauen. Der 5err polenbete nur einen Ibtit Der
Mrbeit unb funnte beSbaIb bis jest BON Der STE
sieraus feline 3abluns erbalten. Der leyte @pn-
greg bat enplt9 $3270 sertpiaist fir bus, tpas
AT Der StraBe sema9t tpcroen, unb 5or1ce Nu-
FIN BON ct. peter, Minn., 1T autcrilirt, ant MQe,
mel9e BON 5errn Dpbb nod fit Mrbeiten AT Der
Strabe gu fcrbern 5abeu, bic tetreHenpsn s3ablun-
gen gu MAIDEN. gSas mad 80 Iasen, Don Der
:3eit Der 8efanntma9uas burR 5errn Mufiu,
nod BON benz @elbe ibris bleibt, erbalt 5err
Dpbb. @er alio an ben sestern gu fDrbern bat,
Der rei4e bel 3eiten feline &e&nuns bel 6errn
Mulfiu in ct. peter Elm.
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Mls nod in bem @iuterfleibe bic
Natur Serbilet tpar, tanp an @pQenltoH u. Seibe
man lit Singer pu's Ba3aar Maes, mas bas 5era
besehrte, unb jest, ea Der Sen5. erl9eint. pa Der
5iItmel uuo bic Grpe irnuig ld9slt, nitt msbr
tpcint, 1T Der Stcre nit atberslei9en 6rub-
linespaaren neu oerlcbn. @er i'm iiebt,
BEN Stpre, BEN reiaen, rufet itauneup : DID, ME
itSn! 8tllts E + scrfauft 5err Mabler felt oa5
erite Scct erldiea. Wertbe gables, eilt 81
1baren lnb 5u taufen NQe bin!
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Wimti0 fir Sy1rn1er.

oetCS -~tS%|HA%NAI
% 81. 1iiolth opn @elt ct. SAUL.
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General Mpjutant Ypn Minne1pta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-27

effect. I. was some little time before we could find
,be house 10 completely was il concealed from
view; but as soon ~ it was seen few sfell and
canister from Bontons Battery set them thinking,
and charge from the 55,h Illinois, Col Smart, GO,
them running. There we're three dead Rebels there.
all shot through the head. One other Was mortally
wounded In other parts Of The woods other Rebels
were living The dash Of our men was 50 impe,uous
that the enemy bad not time TO carry away their
dead. nor all their wounded. One Of their killed
was major. None Of our officers were hurt
The hearing of our men was SAID to be very gal
LIANT. The Slh Missouri Col. nov Brig Gem Nor
gan l.. Smith suffered the most, having, az | aul
toli some Fix killed and ten or hiteen WON deh
tbiuk tins 10 TOO high the total was only eisht
killed and twenty-three wounded.
The object If the enemy wss 10 draw on general
.tte and induce TO attack them; but we were not
yet ready for that and we retired to the Knoll on te
other side of the bridge which gives us about elgn'y
rods moro ground than we had before. lnis game
Of the Rebels they have been practIcing ior TWO
weeks, but il won't DO. Information hasoecn re.
ceived that Beauregads army mostly at the point
of starvation. They have 10 bring water oy ran
road and they have had no fresh meat for long time
Perhaps Gen. Haecks plan il 10 force them to
eyacuate or surrender, aud shall have no light,
after al.
Two Of the Chicago Light Artillery, Company A,
were out yesterday hunting horses, and one was
killed aud the other wounded. l could not learn
their names. The pa-time of hunting Is attended
with more danger " the hunters than to the hunted
in this country.
Water is getting very scarce with US, but we are
by no means at the last resort. We have not yet
even begun to dig wells. SO we are sound yet.
The real battle is apparently no nearer than before
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-27


FN-on MONDAY Msy 2s, In Wihamsburgh ". Y,
ust Oldest child Of James NJ H. and Rsbecca Aleu- ssod
ear aud 3 months
the funeral on WedIesay next al O'CLOCK rom the real
a,nce of Darius Allen, No Lincoln place, wilson street,
between Bedford AID yths avenues
AREOLDAt Tanytosn. May 70, Amelis daughter OF Ben
irmin andsNsry Arncld, ased2 months and ~ days
pBROwER-On Saturday, May, "a Abraham Brewer, In the
Th Ive. and friend. tho family also the members Of
Mutual Lodge No 81 D OF o. r.. Abrams Lodge No. 20
r aud A. NJ snc Iceland Chapter No l4i X A. M are In
yited t. attend his funeral hom h. late residence NO. |'
Henry street OIL Tuesday. At u o'clock p ~
RuIKLEY- On Monday May %. Charles Edward iofant
son Of Edward b. and Josephine IL BuAsy aged mounts
IN. funeral services will take place on Tuesdsy 9Th Inst
ut O'Clock p. at the residence OF hs parents NO. %
West Thirty SIKH street
gTLERIn Brooklyn. Monday. May 26, Thomas s., son
OF John O. A and Alrnirs +. Butler, aged years and
The funeral services will take pace Wednesday afternoon,
O'CLOCK at the residence Of his parents. No. ~ Debe-
voise street.
DE GRAssE-On Sunday May 2, Geors' De erase, aged
ui. tuners. will take place Tuesday May o. at O'Clock
d N from the Bridge street Church near MYRTLE avenue
brooklyn. The friends Of the family are respectfully invsa
stteDd.
DIXEY-u this city Saturday evening May "a soidecy
hemouhsg- OF the lungs John " Dizzy eldest sou % ~
late ten Geo. Dizzy. -. ,,.J 10
III. rend. aud those OF the family respectfully No 20
attend the funeral from the residence OF ms m,et 9th
Bank street. on Tuesday, toe 2lth ins' ." o'''
| out further invitation. , On ,.o,,
RISLEY-At Camden n. C., on suho'y, nil John A.
,yanud. receives, Al the battle OF hs iyn .oo of
| Fisiey Company II, sth Reghnent y l, - ''N
Jacob and FREDERICK. Eisloy ssed - al On .he 2O.h Of
! A f.u,tkahe iact-BoTn, enii'ieu 81. O
nrnNry Monday uorpips May 10 IN the I'D !e'4 y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-27
FROM GEN. uALLECK's AEMY.
A SLirDiish.

From Special Correspondent. ,- A. 10 toc,
Jsst eyeningwe all thought the battle had opened.
ys, a, the rear near Gen. Hallecks Headquarters,
az the meeting OF newspaper correspondents, wheb
we heard heavy firing on tho extreme right J, IN
common with oil the rcst, seampered Oh to my
post as fast as my borse could carry me- Arriving ut
Sberman's Division, found the enemy's camps
deserted, Taylors and Bonton's batteries all gone
and leaving my hone tied TO tree AS 1t was nearly
sundown and the firing had aboM ceased, went on
foot to the scene of the conflict. Arrived 1T the
knoll where our pickets and skirmishers had 80
long been posted, saw in the valley below strsg-
Cling wagons, horses, ambuances, and men, and,
hurrying up, found The surgeons binding up the
wounds Of those that had been shot, Two or Three
dead men lay by the roadside several more passed
me in ambuances, grooming and sbriekng with pam,
and everybody appeared so perfectly cool Except,
of courye the wounded men) that could scarcely
reslize where was. Immediately proceeded TO
the top of the next hill, where / had iull
view of the battlefield. The full view WA
not very extensive. Not only hlll but heavy
timber interpoted between us ana OUT SKI,
mishers. who were themselves 300 or 9oo yafd'
from the enemy's skirmishers. The enemy bad evi
IDENTIFY been driven back, for the ground on whicn
.,ooi was at least half mile beyond the oridge
which heretofore we had not reached. UP 10 tue
lett WA "A house where the Rebels had enseonce'
themselves and pePpered our mon W''h c0Hsiaessbi'
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her ag Mrs Sarah 0edney widow Of the lite Robert CO.
from the resdeucs Of her dsoshter No. s. s. Msks plseH
The friends and scquan'snces are respectfully invited 70 ~
HAvILAND-e friend, sud relatives of OrderlySersast
Henry T. Havand jr. Company X. 81th REGIMENT N y.
sv end those Of the family respectfully invited to st.
O'Clock the Chapel Of Chri.t Church. Division svense.
near Bedford avenue Brooklya. E. d.
MABIG-Io Ps'kstill on sond'y Nay 25 Esther Msbis
widow Of Jeremiah Mabe. In tho Goth year Of Der
Funeral on WsdnesdEy, 2h Inst. at u O'Clock, RON
her lae residence in South street
MAC LAREN On FRIDAY, May ls at the residence It tho
tion. Finley Nee Laren OF Milwaukee. aged 81 years.
hgLtER-on Sunday, May rs. at Kent place. Sumnit.
~ j.. Emily Noor eyed 60 year..
ONEILI-On Sunday Nav 25 Sarah Anne ONeill eldest
months and 20 days
PALMER-on Sunday May as Jane wife Of John P.lms<.
aged 80 years
PARMELEEAt hs rssidopes 10 Malone Frarkin County,
n Y, suddenly. on Saturday May "a, the Rev. AshbI
Paruelce, d. d., In the 18th year Of his age.
SHERMAN-In Brooklyn on Sunday Nav Is Loui.e Dem.
log daughter OF John r. and Julia G. Sherman and rssd
daughter Of tae late Frederick Demips, esq aged ycan
and day.
SULLIyANn this city. Friday, May o. Daniel Salivaa,
native OF County rippeTary, Ireland, aged a year
sEALY-At Hampstead Thursday, May "a. Of drops.
Robert Sealy. in the Goth year of his age.
TUoRP-on Sunday, MAY IS, William Nash Tborp, young
The relative, aud friends Of the family are respectfully Invited
attend the funeral from his late residence NO 70 Ess
Thry..ixh street. Tuesday 9Th Inst, ct O'Clock m
THOMAs-In Brootyn Sunday May u.s. Of disease OF u
heart. Charles A. Thomas, sssd 81 years.
THOMPSON-On Saturday May a. James Thompson.
resident Of this city for the past 30 years In the 10th yess
of his sge.
THORp-In this city on Sunday. May 25 William Nah
Ihorp youngest son of the late Gould Thorp.
TORNEY-At Newborn ~ c.. on Saturday, May 10 n Tor
ney, Captain Of the United States schooner Scout.
WILSON-Kiled on Monday. May S, at the battle OF WIZ
sm.burg while calamity leading desperate charge Caps
James NJ Wilson Of this city chief Of Gen. kesrney stan,
in the SD year Of bis age.
WRIGHT-On board the steamer Goden Gate Saturday.
May while his passage from San francisco 70
this city, Dr. Rous Wight Of paralysis aged 81 yrsrs Dr.
Wright well known in this city, having prscticod
medicine here for many years
HI will be taken TO Alabama Geneses County. n T..
for interuent.
California papers please copy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-27
EXPEDITION UP THE CuOwAN
EIVER.
Destruction Of Rebel Stores Recovery Il
Lighthouse Apparatus-Thc Rebel steamer
Alice CAPTURED.

Alice Captured.
WASHINGTON Monday. May rs. 1852
From the Navy Department, the following items
are gathered:
Tie U. 5. steamer Shawsheen, with one company
Of the 9th New-York Regiment, on The oh inst, pro
cesdod up tho Chowau River, N. C., TO Gates
County, and destroyed $50 0J worth OF bacon corn,
lard, fish, &c, belonging to tue Confederate Gov
eminent
Tie warehouse containing it was fired. AS The
party we're returning to ito boat they were fired
upon 10y 3 Rebel cavalry, bat succeeded in diving
them OF, killing the Rebel leader.
On The hight Of tho l2th inst, party under
Iiou' FIurser Of the Comu,odOre Perry went on
shore TX miles above Eliz ,beth City and three
miles into the conntry aad recovered the White
Point Light ilOuse apparatus
To prevent information Of the movement beng
conveyed TO some Kebel cavalry in the neighbor-
hood, all tie men found the route were retslned
until every Aing bad teen conveyed TO one OF the
to4ts. hieh was d0le By some Rebel teams pressed
into tie service.
On The I'm, tie u. ). steamers Ceres and Lock
wood pursued the keie steamer Alice up Roanoke
River, aud captured her about TWO miles below
VIII. msbnrg. she Lad Oh boa'd bacon for the
Rebel army, and the church bells of Plymouth,
which we're to be cast into field pieccs. At Plym-
outl, the Commodore Perry found the lantern from
the lgh2-boa at The mouth o. Roanoke River. IL
was concealed in the CustOm-ilolsa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-27
THE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST.


Rv an arrival from the fleet we learn that nag OF
,,ucs went down yesterday to exchange prisoners
the receipt for whom was signed by uen' 'nnPqu''
commanding at Fort Wright The appearances arc
that the fort has been greatly strengthened. sew
ersl new batteries are to be constructed, mounting
q GUNS, several of heavy caliber Tho Rebels are
still at Fulton. p.,u,. A..
N0AA' - "Wednesday, May Il, 1902
Quite spirited skirmiOh took place on the 18th,
,.a, Zavev. on the Little Red River, between about
go men Of Gen. Aserhouses Division, and some coo
nndsr Cola. Cleman and Hicks, in which the
latter were routed with loss OF Is lett on the eu
and quite number wounded Our io'' was 10 Aii'o'
and 81 wounded.
The Rebels have burned all the BRIDGE across the
Bayou Des Arc ana Cypress. and 10000 bales o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-27
THE pppoNsE OF MASSACHUSETTS.

EOtrON, hoLdayf sias 81 49,
Thu call upon the volunteer mlhia oil the State LOT
O,;yo servce il being gloriously responded to. Tie
enthusiasm Of April, 1861, is revived. Regiments
ba,,alons and companies are rapidly arriving from
various parts Of the State.
Newburyport sent 90 men, enlisted since O'Clock
this morning. Tho old 9Th Regiment, which went
through Baltimore, is fully recruited and ready TO
move. A large force will be IN readiness 10 no''
tonight and during tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-27
SCCESU PUNISHED AT HAGERSTOWN.
BRUTALITY or REBELS AT WINCHESTER TO-

WARD Dth sim. . 80 ,.ca
B.LriMOKs MONDAY, Hay p 1867
we learn there was rome popular conuoIlon 10
Hagefs,owu on Saturday hight aud Sunday, as IN
this city. a Rebel newspaper ol!co was destroyed
ana prominent Seceesionsts punished very severely
in all part, Of the town.
report IRON VII iamsroh says, that as our
troops reiterated through Winchester, the women
fired upon them Will pistols from coos and windows
and that the sick left in the hospitals were most
bru,ally treated and some Of them wounded
An is now CUE, in Baltimore. The vigorous ex-
e,tous Of the Police Commissioners have succeeded
in restoring Order Tie ci y is perfectly quiet to-
night; there ia also feeling of entire security
In view of active movements III progress, IL Is
though, the Rebels will stand chance OIL DEM
caught in trap.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-27
MARRIED..

Tuesday May 20 BY the Rev Thoa
uasns, John II. buseT 70 Anns T., daughter oil Henry
Allen, esd all Of this city
Thursday, Msy ~, a. the Cen
"a Church Worcester Mass. by the Rev Dr S"seifer
samuel Y Green NJ D. of Green Hill, worcester oiass
10 Miss Msrssretta 7. Williams OF Worcester
Naturalization Mond,y May d, az ST. Georges
cbnrcb N.w.York by the Rev. stephen n. 1yng, d. D..
Iioary Hoffman Miller to Aune Huntington. daughter Of
Charles Tracy, all o. this city
sp.cKaAN-KELLAND-I Brooklyn on Wednesday,
NJ d nv IA, Rev H. u Quennei Samuel q. Spackman'
L Of Pb,l.d-iphia Pa, to Mi.s jennie b. keland only
daughter OF the late Thomas H. heiahd esq u o"S'
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MORE BRUTAL TREATMENT OF OUR SOL
DlEAS BY HE REBELS.
IL .u...-.-.-..l. sfnuI.. NJ d

DIEhS u HE KEDELo.
H,KRisBcKG. Monday, Nay %. 1891!
TIE following Dispatch has been received by the
Governor from Trustworthy source. II Is but proper
tts, ,be people sbould be made acquainted with the
facts:
CnAxgERsBUKG, 70, Monday May %. 1851
T. Gor. CrKTis.
We have examined a dozen stragglers from the
MarJ land lst, and Gen. Banks's column, to-day.
Tie testimony is concurrent as TO the brutal treat
men, Ct our SEX and wounded prisoners.
A number Of Pennsy lvanians who were sick at
Winchester are hid In the wheat fields. On Gen.
ra,ks's route of retreat many Were mercesoly
bu,chered. We have no direct word yet from Gen.
Bansss wounded
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From Mexico.
JUAist/ not FLED.
N-I.lllnnInH. Monday.


NI,msGros, Monday, May, 70. l22'
So,,;.ofsc;sl d,suatcDes received to-day, states
sades date Of Ouzza, bay 0, that the French troops
hid advanced within three leagues Of tha, city,
where they encountered force OF lVVVv MeL'caiis
who attacked them with success killing 1VV o. 'Ae'
invaders.
1t does not SEEM from the facts in the dispaeches
that President Jusrez and his Cabinet lad fed from
tie City of Mexico 70 Queretaro, as was recently
stated IN some newspapers.
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cotton have been consumed on the Arkansas River
by order Of Gen. Beauregard.
Brig. Gen. Roane, who is in command Of the
forces Of this STAG, has three regiments Of Texans
at Little Rock and tho Arkansas militia are said To
be gathered at the point in considerable num-
bers.
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INTERESTING FROM NASHVILLE.
Union Meeting - Seizure Of Newspaper
Onices.
NASHVILLE. Tuesdsy, May 20, 1850

nashville. Tuesday May 2s 1852
A Union meeting. at Mgrfreesboro', on Saturday
was attended by over a tbous and people, aud much
enthusiasm was manifested. Speeches were made
by Gov johnson, the Hon. Mr.. Cooper, and others
Thirty-six soldiers from the Corntbiin Rebel
army came here and took the oath Of allegiance.
The United States Marshal has seized all the print
ing Offices 10 Nashville as forfeited for reasonable
publications