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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-06-05
SermiibtcS.

Der failerl. prin5ponTranfz
ret@ bat tcfanntli6 Dor &urcm lein
lc@Itc6Sctenejabr suriifAelest. Oils mutbz
maGli6er Sbronerte empflnAt ct Die Yielz
lritiae Silcunh Die iid nit zen 9iufIh<
ten ouf leiue 9liidli@e pbyfldeGntmitlun9
Yertr19t.
Gin Gopitalpunft ieiner Gr;iebuna if
un;meiFIbaft co8 8tnebmen, Die 6altuna,
welde ct yor Der Sehsntlitbfsit ;u ;eiaen
bat. Seine llm9ebunaen mercen nid,
miire, ibm allc5 ras anSuempfeblen, mas
ibm cie giete ieiner iufiiniti9en llnterthaz
ren ;u erwerten 9eei9net lit. Der prin;
bot e6 rcnn aud in rer 2eutleli9ftit unr
yistcnamiirriafsit lAon ;iemliA meit &C:
tradt uno c,freut ild elmer populayitat,
cie Ct ncten rcn rcrAenannten Gi9enlbaiz
ten Sum GDri aud rer friib;ei,i1su Be,
ltimmtbcit mo Sfenbeit leincs oanSrn
9Ecirn5 Sercanft. Datei bat Der feinr
prini lAon auaAclprodene Nsiaunaen unr
Symrotbieu. DieIe linc freilid mitunter
srn rcr 9trt, ra6 ea aefibrli1 (sin marcc,
ibnen rcn 3iiAel iAie6eu ;u la0en, unr
rorauS cnticben cenn suwe!len allerliebite
Giaenlinnz@cenen.
&or eini9er 3eit winldte her prin; fir
feline 9cm0bnli@e Spa;ieriabrt ,1a9 rem
Solo &c Soulo9ne 10 uno lo onae;o9en
uno Don Dem uno Gem be9leitet 3u per-
cen, turS er Derlan9te et,paS 9erace unz
pallenre5. Man wei9erte l9 paber iDm
iu piQiabren, ct oter molte auf lsinem
&5pfden bsiteben, uno ais ibm nod int
mer bebarrlid ppppnirt wurpe, rief er nit
elmer troyi9en @eberoe aus:
uSbr MOTT ollo ni9t? - Nun, bann
wcrce id Dem Golfe, oultatt e8 ;u Srdben
unp ibm Su;u|adelm Die 3un9e seiaen !"
Dfan tur6tete, pob er Die Drobuno
wa0r MAIDEN t6nnte> uno -9at nad!
Do6 frSmmne pferp. - Gin
6err 5arrY Nee in .6anbura bat nab
odtidbriAer Mrteit Elm medanil&es Yferr
conitruirt cas ta3u bcitimmt 1T, alten
6errn, welGe entlperer ni1t reiten 9elerut
baten, prer auEer Stanos finp, einem le-
bcuren Gbiere itA on;uSertrauen> fir ibrs
0elunrbeit picjeui9ea Gortbeile 3u 9es
mQbren, Die ras Neiten nit li1 III flbren
pfe9t. Da5 medanilbe pfetc, tpe!1ce
lid nidt pon Der Stclle beme9t, abmt bic
trottirenre 8ewcAun9 rc5 lan9iamen 2ra=
hes nad. 5err 9tee 6cot lidti9t, fir ieint
Gtfnrun9 III Deutl9lanp uup Gu9laue
patcn!e 3u l3Ie1.
Gin Net emf Der, Der Die ST etdi=
11e @renie paliiren mu6te, oter ouf rc'
leeten Citation ieinen pa5 oeraeilen bate
murce son Gem Sbsrfsuner lsine5 2uar;
tiers, rem CT feline Notb fla9te, bereret
einen @peile;ettsl itatt rielsS einjuitsden
Der Neilcnpe tbat es mebr gum Spab
ol6 nptb9ecrun1en, uno ais er an re>
@rcnSe an9ebaltcn mirr, - reidt er cen
SffSianten, obne iraeno rerlcaen gu iein
cen Spcilr;ettel bin. = Dieler rurdaeb
ben pcrmeintlihen pab in folseuoer Srr:
nun9 incem CT pcn 0eilenren pabet ibar
uno un1er fortwdbrenecm &cpfidii!telr
frirt:
/ sc al sfppf! 9m! Sc fam boil
lein. 8 d. enmaul! 9lu6 niht libel
@dnleleber! Da5 1T mi, abcr rod
ncd ni6t rorsefommen. Troldld E n
tel! Dm, bm Gnpem er Ten 9feilcnre,
nit rpabrem Mitleip bctra6teD sic b
bctcns ibren YaB = fabreus III @cttei
Namen, i'd iebe i&un, Sie iein a un9lld
lider Menld."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-06-05
Maenten Der ~Wfinn. StaatS3ettun9.

Mgenten Der Wfinn. Staats3ettun8. :"
Winnelpta
oalinss unb Datpta o.. PER- 9er3ps.
Tem ulm uup Brppn County St. Gor0er,
ct. Deter uuo Nieplet &tY D. @@immel,
5t.Intbony u. @Riuuiapolis, Ortb u. 8noblau@,
Carver ct. Rult,
Mautatp 8 TT SARus 8. 9artmann.
5ttQ pater uub @albinston &tY 81. @@edtr,
Winona unb @inona @tY Or. Itl9er.
8eqeplain 5err Grana =. Heyberaebt.
6artbault, Nice &c., 5err 0pttfrieb Gledenttein.
&eaos Gambling. 8. Duerre.
&eb Ding, 5err Sobn Griecri&'
Wabalbaw, @eor9 5uber.
ga @rp(7e, 9err 5eil. ....
8rcmnspiQe 9err GriB @lid.
Buffalo &itY, @ise. 81. @Aattler.
Ipuutni1 Qitp. @iSt, Or. 9pWbr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-06-05

| wv ISIUtN JStSSgIEuu ~ VSIHAVbS1Us W.
einen rei@en &aufmann, einen Supet
uon @ebllt uup @eli0ion, alt 9enu9 meir
@ater 3u fein. SD ltebte ibn ME uni
uur Elm &tnp ,par Der @eeen (oper Glu@,
unierer Gbe. Na6pem mir 10 Sobr'
perebelt@t 8eweltn, farb er pl6blid, mid
nod jung unp id6n unb unerb6rt reid
lbinterlo0enr. I'm rie 3eit ieines Gocei
fanpen mi&ti9e politiide 8orfdQe, iomcb
In Maprip fat, al6 aud i'm 9at13en ibri:
gen Spanien. Mlein @ater perlor ieir
2eben auf rem S9afTot, Setne Net9.
tblmer puroen confscirt uno i@, all
meinen &ei@tbun,, lopiel 1T nur tonnte
IN @olp uno Diauanten pe,,panpelnp
fob nit meinem ein3i9en &inoe ounMao.
rib na@ @ap!r uno Yrn bort na9 9(em>
gort. @on @aDir ie9eltc t6 nit einem
Bruoer ,neines peritcrbenen Mannes, Der
etenfaQs politilder @irren .pe9en iein
Slid in Der neuen @elt iu9en tnubte.
Aber es war nidt ras Shtdial meiue6
0aters, nod waren e6 bic dubern ppli>
til&en 8e9ebenbeiten, pel9e Spanien bis
auf ras Snnerite eri@itterten, popur@ i9
peranla6t murpe 3u fieben. Sowte i6
am Boro oes S@iffes itann, t,einenSobn
an Ter 5anp baltenr, jenen 5obn, ben i&
ME lieben tonnte, pa ct ieines @ater6
Seiitt9es unp leiblide6 Gbenbilr ;u @perpen
per|pra@> mar i@ mid pe0er bepu6t, pab
unter meinem .6erjen Elm neue6 2eben ju
pulitren be9ann. Du> mein Subn> rub
telt pann unter meinem !6er3er1, uno pei>
netpe9en, ob9let& nod unsetorer> fob i@
BON Waorip. Denn balr na4 bem 1ope
meine6 Wanne6 tpurpe meine Qtebe pom
Semanoem 9elu6t per ietnem 81 anse
mad nur Elm @eib Don t6nigli@ m
@ebliit beiratben tonnte. SD liebte
Jpn, liebte ibn letoenl9aitlt4 uno Du
parf} bic Gru&t oieler 2iete. Qno UNI
Did uno mid Dor Dem Corn ieiner Mnse=
b3rt9en gu li&ern, tpel&e mir politiiaen
GtnfuB iber Deinen 8oter 3ul9rieben,
uno ~el&e Did III tSpteu tel9lollen bat<
ten. iofort na9 Detner @sburt, - btcler
llria&en we9en Rob i9 ua6 Nepzgorf.
Na@ meiner Mntunft bra6te ib meinen
Sobn in ter Gamilte leines Snfsls (1neiz
neS Mannes 8ruper) unter unp ;ca mid
juriid in einen entfern:en uno untea4te<
ten 9betl per @taot. Dprt meilte ib bis
ju Detner @ebnrt. Define Griltens miro
ftet5 Elm @ebeimniB bleiben, Dor meiuem
cnoern @obn, Deinem 8ruper mie pcr
jeoem Mi:aliece meiner unp per Uamilie
neine6 per l!orbenen ManneS. 2luf &c.
febl Defines Grlau9ten @aters (uno um
Did Dor bem Corn ieiner Gerwonoter>
melder Did ielblt nod in Der neuen @elt
ereilen >pirce, gu ii@ern)> beatd6ti9e i&
Did Der Gorge zines 9uten Yiarrers
(rpel6er in etnem untefannten IBrfden
am NorczRiper wobnD an;upertrauen.
BIG Du 81 Sabre alt lein wirR. gBenn
Du rie9 Mlter erreidt baten nirf. wirR
Du cie(e 3eilen BON Deiner Mutter unc
Die fle beg eitenten Dotumentc Deines
Taters lelen. Der 9iame Der l}omilie
meine5 8ater6 tpor Solpapin, Der f5omi>
lienname meine6 Manne5 Menroia, uno
Dein dltererBruoer bei6t@abriel@lenroAa
Welden Namen Du na1 errei9tcm 21.
Sabre flbren iouit, tpirf Du in ben tei>
9el@lc0enen papieren pom Deinem @ater
anQepeutet ftnpeu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-06-05
S@ltebltd nod Elm Bort 3u ben 6erren
Qanpfau1euten!


,@ett benz Bestnne sesenmdrtieer Cation baben
ptr Mnler 9aupt-Mu9sumert auf's @bclciale-
@e'@aft 9elest unb luden bierin uniere 6au
5orGe ju entwideln; mir baben biefiir Gin Grtra.
Oepnrtement einri9ten la0en uno bieten ben Scr.
rem @ieoerperfGufern i'm 9anbe ale @ortbeile
1no 8equemltbfeiten, bieibnen uur BON uniere;
eoneurrenten in ben IIli&eu pldgen ciferirt rper-
ZEN tSnnen. nnier @tod 1T fur oen Drp Wppts
9onlum in Minneiot Elm pirfli9 sroBartiser unb
meroen es erwa9nte Jrernoe in ibrem Snterel1e
F"oen, nur pei uns etnSufaufen, pa Is feinem
aneern oaIle in Winnsiota mSsliG 1T, mas Mus-
meel uno 9tl'stelt eetr!Ht, aud nur anndbernb
NIT uns concurriren gu f0nren.
Serr Muerbab
Der NIT oielsm Department setraut morbeu. mir
ID it9 anaelesen lein laen, uniere perebrten Sun.
0en tn ieeer Besiebuns 8ufrireen au teQeu.
Suffice & GorepauQb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-06-05
Gngros 4 Gnbetall
9ttefel> ,t,,b @6,1b
DFu @el@aft s5s
.purdb @ptiau,

Sadlonfrube, Swilden Der 5. II. 6. @tv.,
@t.Yaul, Minn.
Mit bem Besnne pieles Jriibiabrs pe:be id
mein pauptausenmerta auf eas9Eboiela lale. @el4aft
ribten unb eebbalt itets Elm rei9baltises M7orte-
ment CUR Dispoiticr baten.
Da i& meme 04aaren creft ppn ben sroBen
Manufacturen oes Slens fur rgaib" b'Siebe. 10
bic arSBten 8crtbeile 3u bieten. BeleQunsen BON
Qanb. &audeuten meroen piluft.i9 belorst.
@eiGfaus werben alle @orten @tieieln unit
59ube auf 8eaeQun9 MODERN, bauerbaft unb
prompt ansefertist fir bic ben bartsn 3eiten PAL
lenben Yreiien.
@pnrab @obian.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-06-05
Jerner baben mir
Aleiberitpffe ,,nb 2Saareu fur
9dmeu,
als Nantillen. Sbawls, &lpats, 5anb]&u3en,,
@trumpfmaareu &c. &C., iopie
Sube uno @lrperobesMrtifel fur 6erren..

Mir baben fur uniere iebr seraumisen ueueu
eofa!itaten uniere Gintdufe aeoen bic fribere,
Sabre perooppelt, in perl9ieesnen Bran&en ptr-
oretTa9t in Der MbiIGt, unierm @el&afte eine
JroBere Wueoebnuns gu geben unr mir bpfeu, baB
oaelbe uunmebr als oas auSgsp. .bnte(fe unp arS6te
in Mnneirta. fir eie3ufunft la pe(lelben auten
Nufes unp Uertraueus 3u erfreuen baben ,perpe,
als nonlit uuiere Girma beebrt muroe.
Ullr 8au1eute i'm Qanpe erlauben mir uns bic
Ssmertung Dap uncre Beeinsunsen fir Wieber.
uerfdu1sr lebr 9luitis eeitellt uuo mir ben pies-
labrisen obnorm biuisen @intdufen 3ufolse in Der
s1se llno, Vcrtbeile 3u bieten. mic friiber nod,
ME: unler Yartner, 9err s. Mabler, bat bielent
Henort uuiereS @ei&dItes por3ultepem uterncn-
men uno miro es in leiuer sewobnten g8eile lidb
1ngelegen lein lal1en, iowpbl QDbple(ale ale Ne-
CUR tsionberen 3ufriepenbeit ber Ser.
rem 8lufer ~ eifcctuiren. 80
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-06-05
6rie5Srcieb Sc 2ienan'

Sriebricb 2tenal1,
@rpcer,
GprtFraBe, rabe ct. MntbonYfraBe
ct. Maul, Wfinn.,
emp6eblt Td benz perebrteu Yublifum. Derfelbe
bat ltets an 9anp
@rDcerien 1tn6 &eben8mtttel,
Mebl. @emilfe,
Ull0pret u. 20.
&smirb tets mein BeRreben iein, frii9e @aare
porrdtbis III balten unb neire Runben prouapl
uno biQia ~ bebienen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-06-05
N(eDer S 8rpfm ann,

Grill zSn9enieur8 unp 2anoDern'e11er
eupfeben F9 benz Yublifum gum Mnferttsen BON
Daup6nen unb standardization, 5urn Vermel1en
unb 8a,tren Don QptS unb Garmtn, lomit gum
Mn- unrYertauf pen 8auplabsn unb 2aneereien.
Muftrdse tperben prompt uno beitens auseefubrt.
@olf 3. M}eyer, 2ouis 8rcdmant>
ct. Yeter. 9fetp'uInt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-06-05
Safob 0pnh,

Safpb Opnt,
@erfertt9er unp 9ertaufer in allen Sprent
Don Mbbeln,
~ Dritte @trabe, Der n@oneert. 9a1e" Es
80 i@rag sseeniiber, q
9abe fets an 9anb Elm rei&baltiees MlIurte-
ment Don feinen unb orbinGren WGpeln.
Beneaunseu werbeu l&nea une piinttli@ BON
mir belprat. 5. D0nY.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-06-05
8plf $. MeDer,

81. peter, Wttnn-
empFeblt ft bem seebrten Yublifum als Sffentlt-
der Notar unb Msent oes 9aulss
81. 6iuer & Co., 9few>yorf.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-06-05
DaS GnOros & gnoetQi(:
Mamufactur= S NJ p6emaare,1:
emporium e


emporium
BON s
Suffice l1..Tprepauob
-rttte StraRe. IS st. 4anl.
Wiinneiota,
1T bur9 Ben Gmpfaneoer neuefen
SOll1l1tcr 2$QQrc11
auf's Nei4baltislte unb 0e1Gmafrolfte a(7prtirt
lnp beebrt iit lol&es leinen perebrteu Ruureu er-
]ebenlt an3u3ei9en.
Das Eager 1T nit alien ueuen Gr1beiuunoem
er Saiiun auSgeltattet uno bietet namentiieb cine
@robe Mu5>pabl in &lei6er>
1toffeu, ......
als: Msrinos, Ialeueias, Ylaite. Deraiuea
parantattaa. De Yei9es, Yril te dbeyree ,c. ,c. =:
Terner unterbalien mir einen i4Dnen 8orratb
bunter uno einfarti9er Seipcnwaareu
uno perfaufen lolte Senau gu Mew- yorfer yrei-
len. E- =.
lluier Eager III @bamls, Gloafs unb gHinter,
Mdntel lit auf's Nc&ite eun,plcttirt, unb erlou
ben mir uns NOD, bic uerebrten Damen auf unier
JroBarti9es --. a.. - ''''
Bet6s s8aarenz u Trimmina6< Ml5ortment
aufmertlam 5u ma9eu.
Sn 0erren= Wrtifeln, ale: Boufsfiue. Dpsfina
9aitmeres, Du1els, Grapattee, 6emben ,c. RE.
ten mir eoer Goncurrena bic 5piBe. ba mir in bic.
ler Brande bic portbeilbaftelten 8erbiubunoen
blben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-06-05
DeutIhe8
TQpete&1< unb @pliter9el9df1
BON

NUpRIRW< IIlIU |V(Ilt|BtTIUWTl
BON
Spbm matbets,
Dritte StraBe,
Sings friiberem Store gegenilber. aabe benz
rWmerican 5puie,"
@t.Yaul, Minneiota.
Meinen persbrten beutl4en Greunben unb @Sn.
nern biermit bic Mn3eise, baB it in n1einenn ntu.
etablirten Iapeten- unb Voliferers @ei&aft ale
@orten pon Tapeteu u. Matra3en purratb9 bate
uno empfeble ib mid 3ur biAisen une prompten
fommenben Mrbeiten.
~ Mu4 babe i@ tet6 cine In;abl
fertieer 8 9oun9eS porrdtbi9.
Spbn Natb Is.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-06-05

THE
MINNESOTA STAATSZE1TUNG,
A WEEKLY PAPER,
published By REU7 HER e. Excl,
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
Price $500 per year.
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4. SQbrgQ1lg.
Die tp66entltbe

Sic tp6bentli6e
]1linne(ota StaQtS 3eitun9
sde &c. Orittem unb gDabafbaw.
@trobt cine 8reppe BOD,
erl9etnt iecen Donnerfa9 uno tofet ] ~ et
Doq. per Sabr IN @orausbe3ablun8.
Siuselne Nummern totem S &ents.
Seoin0un0en. ..s..
u ,cnniren tann man 3u irsenb elmer Belt bes
5abres; ppa tDnnen bic benz Mbonnemeat noran"
sebenpen Nummern ni9t na@eeianpt tperben.
Dsr Sublciptipns. Betrae tann in Npten it,
sent eiuer sut:n Bant sinsei&idt ptrben:
E5 @sun @elo in re9ifrirten 8riefen per-
loren qebt, srasen mir ben 8erluf; bod nt9t tn
unregiltrirten Brieten.
Mde Mittbeilunsen, @eloer u. I. ~. fnb 3u
tooreifren: ,>
~ Meutber s Gge1, publiibers.
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Sn Jolse bes Srieees lnb, tuie alIaem.in be.
annt, bic Yreile Der Yaummoltn @aaren be-
osuteno seltlesen; oa mir attr enen eroben Dor.
ratb Son oieen QSaaren babeu. Der por ber @teia.
ung 9elauTt purbe, 10 iino mir in @tanb eeieet
e!ele e!lt9er 3u vertauTsu. ais irgenb Gin auperes
0el9dit IN Der @tatt.
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9(r, POI.
Mucrltcueifcs
in,
S5riiblinoS> anb
SOll1lltett : SSdure1

BAT ioeten BON Nepsyort
srbalten unb oderirt ben, putlitum pou @t. Wa,
|uwie Der llmsesenb in Der rei@baltisfeu Auepat
uno ~ ben biaislteu preiien bic panbluns pen
.. @. SuQerloQ II. @pn1p.
il i9rem
'euen Stein8ebanoe an Der 8. GtraR
nabe Der Bride,
ct. Yaut, Mimue1pta.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-26
FROM FREDERICKsBURG

WASHINGTON, Nov 25.--Eleven p. NJ Ad-
vices from the Times special correspondence
at Palsmouth dated this morning show already
the rebels are preparing vigorously to dispute
the passage of our troops across the river at
Fredericksburg, instead Of their garrison
small week ago leaving the city il has been
reinforced by the divisions uuder Longstreet
and Hill estimated at $4,000 men, and for.
midable batteries have been planted for their
protection, without some brilliant stroke OF
strategy on our part n severe engagement will
be necessary before disloging the enemy.
There is no room for reasonable doubt that
jackson has abandoned Winchester and
taken up his line of march for Richmond on
Saturday morning, precedent by Hsmptons
Legion'S, they sent a portion yesterday to
Warrenton. Whites guerrillas, about 300 men
we're at Leesburg on Sunday. We learn by
special advices from Times correspondent at
Centerville, that the retirement of Sigel TO-
wards Washington and the concentration OF
his forces, it was a strategetic movement made
in view of designs on the part Of jackson 10
cut off his divisions in detail and by offensive
demonstrations against Washington to execute
u powerful diversion intended to embrrase
Gen. Burnsides forward movement. SigePs
plan was completely successful, and jackson
frustrated in bis design.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-26

jefferson. A commissioner is appointed to
take possession Of this district, and the sugar
plantations sre to be worked by them where
they are not worked by their owners and ne
gross aud white labor mar be employed at dis
crstion. All property belonging 70 disloyal
persons is TO Re inventoried and sold for the
benefit Of the Government under the provi-
sions ofthe con6scetion act Another sup
presses dstilleries and other manufactures Of
strong drink. Another one announces that
any officer found drinking intoxicating liquors
in any public drinking place will be recon-.
mend TO the President for dismipsal from TIE
service, another one suppresses the newspa-
per known as the National Advocate for an
improper publication still ano'her prohibits
the arrest of any slave unless the person ar
resting knows that such slave is owned by a
loyal citizen. Among the property con6scs-
ted as above noted is General Braggs Planta-
ton.
Tribune special says two released Massa-
chusetts officers who have returned from
Richmond say the tone Of the Press and as
pect Of the people at Richmond indicate that
they consider the place in great danger and
that they are aware of.the strength ofthe ma
tional army and its determination TO deal them
a terrible blow
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-26
LATEST NE Ws.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.


FT MONROE, Nov 24-The Savannah Re
publican says, a have reason to believe the
Government has again put the wheels Of war
in motion in the right direction, which prop
erly conducted will ihwRrt all the cherished
plans of the enemy and secure his overthrow
at every point We shall hear the result at
an early day.
The Richmond Enquirer states that ten
days ago very accomplished lady connected
with people of Richmond of great wealth and
influence was imprisoned in Castle Thunder,
under charge of giving information to the
ankees by way OF Portsmouth, where she
made several visits to Richmond
The Augusta (Ga) Sentinel, Of Nov 10Th,
says, c Cole, a refugee from Missouri, has
invented a machine for making percussion
caps, which excels everything Of the kind,
either North or South; its superiority consists
in the manner in which the cap is cut from
the copper and formed at q single OPERATION
it is capable of making by hand 100 per min.
ute and by steam l05, 900 per day
It has been discovered in Georgia that by
digging wells forty miles from the main shore,
water is obtained $50 gallons Of which will
make one gallon Of salt, while it takes 700
gallons of tide water to make the same guam.
tity.
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EX.PREsIDENT BUCHANAN TO GEN.
SCOTT.

WAsHISGToS, Nov 25-Ex-President Buch
anan in the National InteLligencer to-day
closes the controversy between General Scott
and himself, and claims that he has already
furnished clear and distinct responses TO all
the alleged allegations Of Gen Scott.
Mr. Buchanan says that he should now have
nothing more to add, had General Scott in his
rejoinder confined himself TO the topics em
braced in his original letter, General Scott has
extended the topics, and now, for the FIRST
time and in sarcastic aud unkindly spirit,
refers to the alleged stealing Of the public
arms BY Secretary Floyd, and their transpor-
tation TO the South in anticipation of the re-
bellion
The most conclusive answer to this allrEA.
ton is Mr.. Buchanans remarks is that not
withsianding the boastng of Floyd at Rich
mond, evidently with view Of conciliating his
allies, there cited by General Scott, as his au.
thority, that no public nrms we're ever stolen.
Had General Scott reflected for moment,
he would not have fallen into this blunder.
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pnRIIsnERs, CoNYENTION.

ISDrASAPoIls, Nov 25-The Publishers
Convention met in the Council Chamber this
morning The following papers are rePresen-
ted:
Republican, Democrat, Union and Evening
News Of St Louis; Times, Tribune Evening
journal and State Zeitung, Of Chicago; Com
mercal Times Enquire aud Gazette, of Gin
cinuati; journal, OF Louisville; Ledger, of New
Albany; Free Press and Tribune, Of Detroit,
and the journal, Sentinel and American Of
Indianapolis.
The proceedings of the Convention are pri-
Vate
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MoRGAN's MOVEMENTS.

NASHVILLE, Nov. 25.-Some 400 Of Nor
gan's cavalry left camp seven miles from Leb-
anon to attack the Federals at Woods Ferry,
on the Cumberland They we're shelled back
with loss of two men. Morgan is reported
TO have left camp with his whole force the
same night to attack the Louisville and Nash.
vile Railroad.
Union refugees from McMinnville say the
emancipation proclamation is generally ap-
proved by loyal men there. Many refugees
here approve it-some of them large slave
holders.
Cotton changing hands here at 6fty-6ve
cents
River four inches on shoals.
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the MESSAGE AND REPORTS

WASHINGTON, Nov 26-Tbe annual reports
oElhe Heads of the Departments are nearly
completed with the exception Of that Of the
Secretary of the Treasury, which is delayed in
part by the continued preparations of the es-
Inmates Of the War Department and other data
in that conviction, involving an extraordinary
amount Of labor.
President Lncoln's Message will probably
be transmitted to Congress on the first day Of
the session No copies Of this important doc
ument will be sent out in advance therefore
it will be telegraphed to the Press as soon as
its reading shall be commenced.
The object of this course is understood to
be the prevention Of a premature disclosure of
its contents, and TO enable the President to
avail himself Of the latest official intelligence
that may come to hand.
Members of Congress are arriving every
train and have already become quite numer-
GUS
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RUMORs.

BALriMoRE, Nov 25--A special to Am |
can from Harper's Ferry states that zen. kel
" Yesterday sent scouts from New Creek who
captured twelve rebel pickets within four miles
OF Winchester.
The pisoners say that jackson started out
his whole force for Richmond via Front Roy
al leaving only o regiment ofcavslry at Win
chester.
We shall probaly occupy Winchester short
lev. when the reconstruction of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad will be completed in TWEEN
" days
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NO EIGHT YET.

New YoRK, Nov. 26--A dispatch from
Summers headquarters 23d, states that hft-
cen deserters from the rebels say Longstreess $
division has arrived at Fredericksburg, and
Hills corps are expected hourly
The talk in the rebel campis TO the effect
that Lee intends to dispute the Federal cross
ing of the Rappahannock with bis entire force
Tha rebels nave enlarged their entrench-
ments b will build no new ones Their guns
eumma I'd the ford opposite Falmouth
Sumner's division has the advance OF our ar
NV
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FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

New YoRK, Nov 26-Herdlds Newburne
letter says a spirited reconnaissance by body
of Gen Fosters forces supported by battery
was made on the Dover road in the direction
of Kingstob N c, on the 18th They met the
enemy behind strong forti6cation at Cave
Creek, after a severe cavalry fight in which
both sides fought gallantly our artillery shell.
ed the rebels out of their position leaving their
arms equipments and blankets behind them.
Our forces destroyed their barracks and then
returned to Rewberne.