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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-03-20

MICHIGAN CENTRAL AND
W GREAT WESTERN CANADA RAILWAYS
Winter Arrangements.
Trains leave the Great Central Depot, foot Of Lake
Street, Chicago:
600 A. x-Lightniug Express Sundays excepted,) ar
rive at Detroit 300 P. M Suspension Bridge
3.00 a. NJ, Albany 1.20 P. NJ; New York $50
P. H.; BostoA 2.2Ju:gh
$50 p N-New York and Boston Express, except Sat.
ur3ay,) arrive at Detroit s. 40 A. NJ. SuS-
pension idge of Buffalo 90 P NJ. Albany
2,2t 4. ~; New York 100 AN Boston noon.
90 A. N-CinciunaJ Express except Sunday through
to Cincinnati in 3 hours.
$ 80 p M-CiTCinuati AID Louisville Express Except
Saturday, through to Cincinnati in IA hours
Louisville in Is hours.
20 Par-nt Sleeping Cars on all night trains
Arrive in Chicago, day express, II p NJ Night eX.
press, 1915 A. NJ; 40 A. NJ and II ?. M.-Cincnnati
Express.
Baggage checke. through.
Through tickets sale the principal Railroad Of
fees IN the North and West and the COmpany's of.
fee corner Lake and Dearborn Streets and at the depot
foot OF Lake Street. (40t0
}. 9. A. BEAN, General Wes'rn Passenger Agn't
H. Z. SARGENT, Genrl Agat. E. y. RICE, Sup't.
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I ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD,
10 80 s~y rEszzEssssz77 zsr-==s-zr-~- ---
&C. szs- - ,s5sssss5s>i''sssssS8 ,=sSs5isAls

FTEs - sVT c. zzzz-=zs-=r=y -7-=zz=zz-7
go F=1r 2 = vs-5ssssisssss5sSs
On and ateT Sunday, November Sd, 1861, trans will
Water strec s. follows:
IuAoLGH EXPRESS, daily Except Sundays, at $50
4. NJ, arriving at &c iro at $3.50 A. ~
This train connects for Peoria alton St Louis Mem
pills. New Orleans and Mobile
ACC0MM0DAIION every ay) at 4;OO P NJ for Cairo
and way stations, arriving Cairo at $40 P ii
the mex. day.
his train Saturdays VIII run only to Urbana.
Trains arrive at Chicago at ll;05 a NJ and $3.50 P NJ
~ For ticket sad information apply at the flee In
the Great Central Depot.
W. r. ARTHUR, Ger nSup't
". P. JoaS=0S Ge~" Passenger Agent 2Sf
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-03-20
CHAPTER so.

B-The rebels have left their Notifications
rs Pensacols, and il is stated that thew have
gone to Norfolk. We are at u loss to under
stand their movements in leaving Manassas,
and other strong points without a battle. Are
they scared
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MFRS. BRIGGS
.EAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.
M THOMAS 2. CHAPMAN

VIII Ind to all who wish it Gree ct CHARGE, the Rec
t and f,r directions for making and using beautiful
,-..It. Rain that will efTectUally remove PINPLEs,
pT5,r-urs TAN FRECELEs, &C, &c, leaving the skin
norh +. ana beautiful; also full directions Tor US
-. nj. r--r.a OF Whskers or a MustaChe, in less
-,.- lfrrv Ill Either Of the above can be obtained
IL rturn mail by addressing wi IA stamps loF return
,-5sfagel Dr. tn OMAS Chaplain, PrdclcaI Cheln-
Is. 81 BroadEa :, New York. -m2'
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"A. Css - e - g " u q ss d "a
CORNER or Maker STREET MAIDEN LANE
EEs-a0sHA, VI@COE SIN.
ga.lr az nv tie Day Or week, and ro0My md commo
: sIgu- StshluE.
y sf- Passengers and Baggage carried to and from
Cars ree.aS3 lyn39VZl
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-03-20

RJots. Shoes Leathsy, FjadjMgS,6c E0ery oar5ety y
every article pertaining their business may be nao
OF -hem at Jhe owcst prices Custom work to 9T9eI'
..ca.flgf for sale Hides bought, &c. Corner ofMar
.ar square and Nam street, See advertisements.
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DE- MCKINLEY,
.RoT, ENRNHGIE EE0Us...

Wiz ueDa 10 ,aHg il lis recession. Residence
The Huu.e recently occupied by A. Campbell, on tn
IS rt.-tsr corner of the Park. 01iae-on the sain
hi * On Mai. Street v2la49ly
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Published March 10, 1869.
CHAPTER 20.

AN ACT to change the time of holding the circuit
court [courtsl in certain counties Of this state.
The People Of the State of Wisconsin, represented
in Senate and assembly, do enact as JOtlolUs:
Section l. Hereafter the terms of the circuit court
Tcourtsl in and for the several counties hereafter
named, shall be held at the several times hereinaf
ter mentioned, instead of the times now provided
by law, viz In the county of Clark, on the first
Monday of September and the third Monday Of May
of each year; in the county of jackson, on the
second Monday in September and the second Mon
day of May, of each year in the county Of La
Crosse, on the third Monday of September and the
first Monday of April, in each year; in the county
of Monroe on the first Monday of October and the
third Monday of April, Of each year; Provided, that
the first April term shall be held in 1863, and shall
not be construed in Hny manner interfering with
the spring term OF 1862, rs now provided by law.
In the couaty of Bad Az, on the soond Monday Of
October and thd fourth Mon1aE Of April, in each
year; in tue county or Crawford on the tnird Mon
day oi October ana the fourth Monday of May of
each year; in the county OF BHffalo on the fourth
Monday Of October and the first Monday of May,
of each year; in the county of Trempeeau l'rrem.
pealeuu,1 on the first Monday of November and
the first Wednesday after the first Tuesday of April
OF each year; in the county of Richland on thu
second Monday of November and the first Monday
of June, Of each year.
Sec. g All peocess, actions, proceedings or re-
cognizances heretofore commenced, issued or ia
ken in or from said courts, or either Of them, and
all proceedings pending therein, or returnabe there
to- whether by recOgniZances or otherwise, shall
be held and taken as roturnable at the times nam
ed in this act the times for holdingssaid courts
respectively.
the provisions of this act, hereby repealed and
this act shall take effect and be in force from and
after its passage and publication.
Approves March 3, 1862.
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THO As PRICTURE,

IjIPORTER and Dealer IN Wines, liquors. F0'1s''
Ale, Etc. MarFst Street.
All IMPORTED Liquors for sale in bond, at New York
and Boston Prices with fire ghtfare. Double Becuneh
Wuigkey, IN any quantity, at Chicago and MHwauHe'
r.Icgs lyv2ln3
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EDWARD II. RUDD,

Slar;1g Htir- Gtfiag amt Shaaap00tng SeSoon, 0Ppo
site sh- City Hotel. Main street. RazorssHsFpEne'
and repaired. 2t-
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Oub7lShed March TO, ISb2. !
CHAPTER ~.

AN ACT to change the time for advertising lands
for sals by county treasurers, for delinquent
taxes.
Tile People Of the State of IVascoRsin represented
en- Senate and assembly, do enact az follO0s:
Section l. Lands returned to county trsasurers
for delinquent taxes as provided by law, shall not
this state, prior to the first Monday in April next
after the return thereof.
Sec. 2. The delinquent taxes and charges return.
ed on any such lands, may be paid to the county
treasurer. as otherwise provided by law, at any
time prior to said first Monday in April, without
any charge or fee for advertising the same boing
made or preferred against the person paying such
taxes.
Sec. 3. The Secretary of state shall forthwith
submit [transmitl by mail printed copy Of this
act to each county in this state and this
act shall take effect and be in force from and after
its passage and publication.
Approved March 8, 1862.
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PNbJ1SIted MuTcN To, IoOz.
CHAPTER 10.

AN ACT to exempt certain articles from attach
nent, execution or sale, on Final Process.
The People fine State Of Wasconstn, rspreseatSd
IN Senate and assembly, de enact as toLtOws:
Section /. Any sword plate, books or other ar.
tice presented given to aRy person, by Congress,
the Legislature Of either of the United States, or
by either body Of Congress- or OF such Legislature,
whether presented by vote, or raised by subEerip
ton of the members Of either Of the aforesaid bod
les, shall be and forever remain exempt from at
tachment, execution or sale, on any final process
issued from any court in this state.
Sec g. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage and publication
Approved March 3, 1862.
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'ubIished March, 5, 1862. ]
CHAPTER 90.

AN ACT to amend section four of chapter one
hundred and seventy eight of the revised stat
utes, entitled "of the change of venue in crimi-
nal cases,
The People of The State Of Wisconsin,, represented
an Senate and assembly, do enact as follocs;
Section ]. Section four of chapter one hundred
and seventy eight of the Revised Statutes, entitled
of the ohantfe of venue in criminal cases, s here
by amended so as to read follows, viz; "SectiOn
f. When the court has ordered change of venue
they it'll shall require the accused, If the offense
be baiable, to enter into recognizance with good
and sutAoient suretes to be approved by the court
or Judge, in such sum the csurt or judge may
direct, conditioned for his appearance in the court
to which the venue is changed, at the first day of
the next term thereof and to abide the order of such
court; and in default of such recognizance, war
rant shall be assured, directed to the Sheriff,
manding him safely to convey the prisoner to the
all of the county where he she s to be tried by
the first day of the next term of the circuit court to
be holden in such county, there to- be safely kept
by the jailor thereof, until discharged by due
course of law"
Sec g This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage and publication, and so
much Of any law as conflicts with the provisions
of this act is hereby repeale d.
Approved March 8, 1862.
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Luz1ysr -s8uarng LuDrogsd md Ua5moro0e@ f&lI e
for sale. ONCE, Main street. nLV4o"
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*Broken ce between large cakes against the shore
tSnow in water not yet frozen, but looking like the
white ice.
TO stop. SnitteDs- Skinned
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-03-20

sfgrq5sr1a Wood tnd every KIM Of Jfstal Station
ry Fancy Articles sc. Main street.
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T Avs OF wIsCoNsIN.
OFFICIAL.
Published March 5, 1857
rH WDTEkx IA

AN ACT to amend chapter $50 of the General Laws
of 1859, entitled ''an act to regulate Insurance
Companies not incorporated by the State of Wis
consin," approved March II, 1859.
The People of tie State of WiSconsin, represented
an Senate and assembly, do enact as folloUs:
Section l. Section one Of chapter one hundred
and ninety of the General Laws of 1859, entitled
an act to regulate Insurance Companies not in
corporated by the State of Wisconsin" approved
March 18th, 1859, is hereby amended by Inserting
after the words Fifteenth The act of incorpora-
ton Of said company, as follows, Wig: Sixteenth,
The total number ofpolices issued during the year
next preceding the making of the report, and the
amount of risE thereon. Seventeenth, The number
of policies cancelled [canceledl during the year
next preceding this date Of the report, and the
amount of risk thereon. Eighteenth. the fetal
amount of premiums received during the year next
preceding the date of the report. Nineteenth,-
The total amount of expenditures during the same
period, and for what purposes. Twentieth. The
whole number of policies in force at the Gate of
such report and the amount Of risk thereon. Twen'
ty.frst The amount necessary to safely reinsure
all outstanding risks, and to discharge all existing
obligations of the company"
Sec 2. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage.
ADuroxed March l. 1862.
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Justice AZ tie -B5ce-J7,st door NORTH
glassal 10 Cos. Grocery store.
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PaDLtshsd March 10, 1927
CHAPTE 10 10.

n ~.
AN ACT to amend Section two Of Chapter 10 Of
the Revised Statutes, entitled "Of the Rsgistra-
ton of Marriages, Births and Deaths and to re-
peal Section 10 Of Chapter lO9 of the Revised
Statutes, entitled "Of Marriages"
Tho People Of Tie State Of WtscOnsfn rezressntsd IN
Senate and ASte0s6ty, do enact as Ie~0sos:
Section l. Section two of chapter 1l0 Of the Re
vised Statutes, is hereby amended by ssdng there
to the following And If any person whose duty it
shall be to such certificate, shall neglect to
return the same as provided by this section, he
shall forfeit for every such neglect, sum not eX-
ceeding one hundred dollars, nor less than tenty
i've twenty fvel dollars"
Sec. 2. Section ten Of chapter 90 of the Revised
Statutes, is hereby repealed.
SEQ ,. This act shall take effect and be in force
rom and after its passage and publication.
Approved March 8, 1862
Published March 10, 1927
CHAPTER so.
AN ACT to amend chapter IS of the General Laws
of1S6O entitled ian act to limit the liabilities
liability of counties in certain cases"
Tho People Of the State Of W7sc0stn, represented In
Senate and Asssn1bIy, do enact dsJoItows:
Section l. Section one of chapter thirty.dve of
the General Laws Of 1860, entitled Gan act to limit
the liability Of counties in certain cases." is hero.
by amended as to read as follows, viz: f'Whep-
ever in a criminal action or proceeding any attoY.
ney or counsellor shall defend the person charged
with any offeBse, by order of the court ON fhe
ground that the accused is destitute Of the means
10 employ counsel, the county in which seuh Grim
insI action or proceeding may arise, or shall be
pending shall only be liable to pay such attorney
or counsellor for his services such sum as the court
in which such service shall be performed, shall by
order, to be entered in the minutes thereof cor
tify to be a reasonable compensation therefor and
which sum shall in no case exceed fifteen dollars
per day for each day actually occupied in such
trial or proceeding"
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage.
Approved March 8, 1862,
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SILAS AMES.

attorney e ooungeor at La0, anil Solicitor in CAa'-
Gerry. Office Main street -
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III. r. sCHOFI

gasa- B.saJag-atlEs sign ojthe Books,near 4t6 Fard
school house.
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~ The following letter, written from Camp
Harvey to The Pepin Co Press, was han led to
us for insertion in the Telegraph. st week, At
the time it was written, there was no prospect
of a movement Altho' the "march Of events"
has changed face of matters, since the letter
was written, it shows the spirit that aninates
the regiment.
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JASON LOTHROP,

Aloraeyona louaseQor at Lam, Kenosha, Wis.
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Twelve lines Of this, Nonpariel type compact mattar
or its equivalent in space, will be counted square
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&apttel 8.

&apttel 8.
Cine Mcte, gum 8elten Der Nnliebler auf
S9uQanp.
IS lei son Der @efebeebunsbe BE-
@taoteS Minne1pta Derfugt:
Mbtbeiiunq 1. DaB, tpenn ireeno pelde Sn-
bater ter bie1em Staate eebDrencen @9u1Gnbe-
reien an poer Dor benz erfen Sage bes nGGltcn
SUM- an ben eee'eneten 8eamten bic Steuern BE-
sablen> nest Benz firften Tbeile Der auf 1cIden
2dneersien unb 8e,te6sruneen (9mproptmsnts)
eelesten pa@t> in @emabbeit zines am neunten
Mar5 i'm SABRE eintauienb a9tbuntert uno ein-
uneisdsi9 o"n9enpmmensn @eeBes, bsti cit rGine
Mets, Beltimmunaen 81 tt, fen fir eie9(bi@iBuug,
ben Gerfauf uno bic Berradtune ber @9uudn-
bsrsien u. Nnlase ber taraus erwad1tnbenT onbs,"
folder 8eamte pierTunftel alsr@elper, nit eenen
1plde Qanbereien fir Yabt telatst linc, mad ben
Sstimmunsea bsr senanuten Mcte erla0t. @or-
bebalten, RAP bic Beitimmunsen bieier glcte
MUIR Itptaenns fneen auf BEN Ya&t bon iol9en
Qanocreien tWr bas Sabr 1861.
Nbtbeiluns 2. Disie Mfte iol in @%irflamfeit
unb in 8raft iein Don unp mad ibrer palTrung.
@enebmist %. Iebruar 1862.
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Sic Ddmpfcr stpifheu ct. Mntbonp
uuo st. Stpuo baten ibre 8obrteu te9cnuen,
wenisiens bat bic "Gnterpriie" ibre erfe Sabrt
sen,a9t. Die beiben aneern Bpote psrten III
Sur ,em sleiGfals reiiefertis lein. ~
"THE DUTCH HUNTER."- 1ntsr bitiem
Namen 1T in BEN an Minuelcta eren3cncsnG cun-
tics pou @ieconlu Elm Deuti4er b%efauut, tsr in
BEN uu%rrDitti9en3b bette BON 5%ublonGpunty prbnt
unp lerisli9 sou Der Sa9o lebt. Ser @etaetrur
Der 5utlonGity 1imes iaet ibsr bielen mertmlr-
tisen Mann: rWabreno ~un1erer neuli9en Mu-
relenbcit in jener @esero totten mir taeVersnu-
gen, bic Bebauiuns B. 8 Sdssrs ftnncn gu lerueu.
Gr BAT Elm ero6e5S tud@ alo einse5aunt, moleltn
er 5irihe III grocer &nsobl bd!t, auf3isbt ,nb
sdbmt. Die 6sn5 lit telenwsiie ~ einseridlet,
eaB wiloe 9irl4e, burd Die Sabmen bertei,elcdt,
hineiA ater niht mieo:r beraus fcutmsn f1nneu.
Das NIT Sielen @ietelu s%eriebene Oa9 ieinee
9.ules, perldnsert ld an alien i Gotten faft bis
gum Suren. Die 3immermluee uno leds llur
iait gang nit 5iri1' H., %Glfsemeiben unn anteru
5asctrcpbIm uterredt. Ter Mann ii rurdaus
in ae9ertte 5iridfellc ~sefleieet une nahrt Tb iaI
ausihliebli6 pcu tenn 0l,ilh Der erles,eu 3biere.
Gr it rett sciprdhis unb 3cist ssn Geiuaern nit
Strl3 ieine @emebre: SaSrse,dtbe uuo tie scfan-
4cuen 9irl9e. Wir baten mic eineu te1eru Sc.
praientante. pcs 5intumalelsrs oeiebsn ais ben
vDut1 SUMTER. e. lrl lrten."
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2ciden inn TiuS 0vfunocu.-Mm cb I,

2ciden im Tiu6 9rfunosn.-@m CD IN
Gnre oeS Safe Yspiu warce Yor NurSem bic 2eids
res jun9en Ncams eeiuncen, rsr int perganasneu
PRINTER helm Sblilti9ubtaufsn auf Dem Ntiilil.
lippi cur9 oos @'s brad uno ertranf. Die Qsibe
nuroe an Gem Ylage %teesriet, lp0ter abfr pen rem
Batter oe5 @srun oludten b;e9er ssbraGt une bic
leltt %beltattet.
Dessleidm pu Re ansetrieben an elmer Ter
Snlsln ge9eniber u~nlerer Stapt am 5rnnabenb
irub rie ldon fart s~erpeiete Qsi9e zines Manues
eefunoen. bic man fir ~oiejsniae zines i'm persan.
aenen 9erbt bel Sb1fopce Grtrurfeuen balt.
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9a8 MISUNDERSTANDING.

Bolbtnston %. Npril. Die
1bon lanee Yertinpete BeleBun9 BON 6re.
p%eridsbura rur@ McDowel Qie mir in
Der Nurrl6au ebenfaQs mitsetbeilD lit
cine @nte. McOoweI tebt ouf ben
Standardization an rem anpern ufer Res
Nappabanncd, rpo er cine idbne NuSl9t
no9 Nrererif5burob baten mag.
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Sic Gtnnabnte Don 9ccm=SrIc=
ans bcftdti0t!
@efe9t por @printb.
Bela9crun9 Don Yprftomr.

@efe9t SOY @%printb.
8e1aecruns Don Wprftomn n.
Son Sen. Tremont6 Departement.
Der &ries in Nsu-Merifo.
Ma1binaton, %. Npril. - Der
prd Trent bat oeitern Nbeno neue Spec,al
0epelhen crbaltcn, melde ben Tou Don
givm : Srleans bctitiaen.
Sm Binan; : Minifer'l1m, laAt man,
bat einc Bripredun9 FARTHER %ttattSefunz
ren. cb ee ,medmdbia iti, pie Slofare Der
1uplidcn 6lfrn a%ufjubeten, 70 balp le in
unjcrc 0enalt f,len> uno Die New yorfer
Worlp tebauptet aus gutter Sue0e unz
terrihtet ,u fem, RAP Die &e9'eruns bic
Blofare in NemzS Orleans aufbeten werce>
1obalo ibre Mutoritdt raleltt 9eni9eno f.
der 9ei teQt. (Gin gutter &6rer fir bic
New : Srlean6'er our unterwerfung.)
Tprt Monrpe, %. Npril.- Seine
Gin ;elbciten non Ger Ginnabme Don New<
Ougans. SIS tit wabrldeinlid, pob Die
9tapt li1 obne Wirertan0 er9ab, iobalp
bic &anonenboote erlbienen.
Wajbinston, 20. @prtl. - Qaut
bier %eineesangener Depslde srifen flint
gompasnien Unions : @apauerie unwett
Gprintb pen Teino al, cer litb nit Serlut
BON IS Eooten 0arunter Elm WojpD uno
Is @efan9enen 5urddsos.
8eaureBaro oenft nt6t noran
Gorintb iu raumen. Gr bat $4,000 "
unp oerlban;t }1b.
9auptq uartter Der potomac
Mrmce %. Mpril. - WcGleQan tele>
arapbirt an ben &riegsmtniiter> cab Nt9ts
Sntere1 1antes vor9efaQen. @utes Wetz
ter unp gutter 8prt19rttt Der
5bon39rdberei.
@beeltnn %. Mpril. Son
Tremont. Sin 5pdber siebt &unre
iiber Die 5teouns ce5 Geinoes uno beriGz
tet bic Wesnabme zines Unions 6ourase
Trains.
&anlas City, %. @pril. - Son
NewzM ericp. Die &ebeIen iieben
iiG nad Santa Sc suriid uno rdumen>
,pie IS bei6t pas Gerritorium. @olen
ui6lebt ab" fem an prooiant. unlere
Truppen unter Major Duncan 1dla9en
Die NebeIen in einem Gorpofen9efe9t.
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6rica8rcdt l1t.nt Cit Ulma Suffice.
Jrrep1uab II. 60. 1uf ren reiden Gidrfttu
res Oiens aueaelbt 3u baten. rsnu Ge bat rfen..
bar an 6rut 'inas- unb @ommerwaaren. paS
N,uefe unr aDhlihite ercbert. mus nur rafetbR
fir nGaib" Su baten mar. @dren mir niht ae-
NIP. bab 5reunb ". Muertod. ter reutl9e Sc
iA1ftetbelbater Der 6irma, INNER in ~unierer.
Mit'e perm lit. 70 IA ten mir: lur Ct bat bic
Auswab! sstru6cn. le reiapaltia, 10 gang beu
taul cut UNI e,nem @uuide FER m6bleri.1ien
SdDnen 1T ie ansepa6t. Au bail ga. Auer-.
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NT Wir yernebmeu nit aafrih'isem 8seau-
erin bic Runoe Soa prm tiiralid { ful3,eu Nb!etsu
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-05-01
Brief 2itfe.
2uittuueen Der ~. Staats5eitun9.
Observation-Disclosures ai1aen Elm Don

MISUNDERSTANDING 9ineen Elm bon:
Ssrrn 81. Dincii9afer, CLEVELAND 81 90,
bon Nr. 1856 BIS 1862.
Ssrrn 5snry D1c> Niepllet, $500, pon glro.
199 bis 2l5.
5srrn 5snry glAle, 2cwsr Mseaey, $500,
Don SIR. 1856 bis 234.
5srsn pfat Me~- aEIn> $780, bon Nr~ ia
bis 226.
@ty. GiNns, @rrwnspiae, $780, Don SIR.
1859 bis 1875.
5,rrn WscraeD id,nann, BurreaM runb, $500
BON Nr. 1875 bis 22l.
9srrn Salr0js> Maple@lenn, $780, BON @r.
6errn Mpolf 9amild> Clayton, $500 BON
Mr. 2O3 bis 229.
5srrn 2enrq Miiler> Superior City, $780,
Yon Nro. 1856 bis 222.
9errn s. ". @iesano, CLEARWATER $500,
Don Nr. 1875 bis 247.
5errn $. gar4uw, @tiQwatsr> $500, bon
Nr. 1876 bis 222.
Ssrrn Sclspb @6ottmiler: Saylprs Sails,
81 90, pcu Sir. 211 tis 237.
5srrn Sacob 9impa, NprtbfeIe, $500, BON
9fr. 1855 bis 1872.
5erra 81; S%e5tbmann, elearpoter> $780, 1on
9sr5n 9: sebrsr, @sR ct. pau', S >oo> BON
5errn 5ubn grert, @batupee, $500, Don Nr.
1854 bis ZIG.
5errn 9enrY @9li&tine, ypung Mmerica,
$500, Don SO. $50 bis 2O2.
5errn @briftppb Dicmer, Ypur9 Mmerica,
81, 100, Don SIR. 1S9 bis 215.
5srrn @erbarp guisoori @epreetopn, $780,
ron Nr. ia bis 226.
5errn Gbri1ian 8eder, Ct. @luub, $500,
Don SIR. 179 BIG 2O5.
9errn Brieorib Gron1e, New.Dublin, $500,
ppn SIR. ia bis 200.
Nr. 1856 bis 2OS.
5errn 9br, @psrtsr, glYfan, $780, bon @r.
19l bis 217.
perm 3o9ann &uL Minneapulis> $780, bon
Nr. 1856 bis 212.
5erm gtritian Abler, Oiio, $780, BON SIR.
134 bis 1O6.
5srrn peter Miss, 9aainss> 50 Gents, BON
Nr. ia bis 1877.
9erzn Sriee5; OTHERS, Union eate, $500, bon
Nr, 40 bis 1856.
5er,n 5rieor. Martens, @anb Greet, $500,
BON SIR. 100 bis 2l2.
,eS S; nte g, g. 9ass' 9a'm'nia> $l,oo> BON mr'
9errn gsleiin ssnbar0, Gbaata, $500, DOT
SIR. 1872 bio 178.
Germ Sobn 81. Gnfe, Belle Wlaine, $500
opn Nr. III bis 229.
9srrn Martin@ sibsnrstbst> elsDslane, $500
BON Nr. 1874 bis 80.
5errn Gbrinian Stensel, @lepslnnb, $t.0O
BON Nr. 1872 bis 2O8.
Serrn Subn Tprban, Miunei uta @ity, $500
BON SIR, 1856 bis 24S.
Nem-ulm.
Germ Wuaut ShiQin9, 81, 90, BON 1921
Si4esbsim, $500, BON 1872,
@b. Mi9aelis, $l.U, Don 1874
s. Sir, $500, pon 1876
9. S9urG, $1.O0, BON 1921
YsB, $500, son 1876
Stto, S. Gibeely, so Gts. y. 1920
Winpna.
0errn S. San1en, ST 90, BON SIR. 166-1e
y j. @teinbasen, 500, Son 166-1f
s. q. @erbBen, SLIGO. pon 1920
s. Yricte, $500, Ypn 1921
Sobn Ginfslt, $500, ron 1875
~. RraNfy, ST. 90, non 1862: