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1a.e gfrnt PLEASURE IN expressing L::r roH-
sictlpn II my mind, that Ia: schemu Of col
portage. inr ii.' array under your charge is
worthy Of the support OF every CT; i>t..T. AMI
every patriot.
Our csuse, Under ifud l.: committed to the
keeping Of our noble army. That caasr
rises far above sll merely secular objects, for
IL in>n!'": within 1t our religion in its
purity, snl ~ iLs successful dissemination
throughout Our whole Southern unuotcv.-
The enemy has no, only invaded 0;ir
homes, but has desccrsted our churches, ana
stited the voice Of prayer il the temples Of
God. and seized His ministers clinGirg 70 tie
very horns Of the altar. Freedom to worship
tiod has ceased wherever the iegions Of the
foe have advanced; and the conscience,ot an
outraged people, forbidden to utter Its voice
il public devotion, can only breathe its pray-
eIs for the rescue CT cur land from the enc
my of curl country, and the desp:scrs Of our
Religion.
But shall the defenders Of free faith and
OF our hea, thstune' ne without the word 81
Cod. and the meats Of personal salvation:
?; The scheme of colpornge an,~ers tho
quesunn. By it religion nciselessly walks
through tn. camp, sowing the precious seed
among the soldiers of the South. II entsrs
the hospital and spsaks peace to the sick and
the dying, and lifts the broken and wounded
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Change of Name Of Post OHce.

In consequence ofshe similarity Of name
hetw cen the Pos, Offices of "Red Sulphur
Springs" Monroe county, and Roanoke Red
Sulphur Springs" Roanoke county, many mis-
takes have been made By correspondents, in
confounding The two Offices il tie direction ef
their letters, and delay and Inconvenience hare
bten the results. To prevent these mistakes
in future, the nan,= Of tho Pos: Office of
Roanoke Red Sulphur Springs" hiss besE
changed 10 '-Catawta," formerly the name Of
tie Post Office in that vicinity, andit is hoped
that hereafter correspondents will give the
proper direction to their letters.
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to ,,rc4!.is iut NliN. !::g t4la!Ihs cdliias1irs,
souyirona, batteiuns and reg iluenta; All" u
intrcase the Fro,i-i:n.! Army. was 'aksn mp
Vsrluua suhsti.rtec AMI AiutndlEsntU were
submitted and the IInuse addressed by
Msssrs, Ali!es, Eonhan. Gather aud Crack
cit, but " itheut coming to any definite &C
tion upon the subject, the House adjourned.
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The TiSctE.

10 are under obligation: 20 Ire saliaa:
General Morgan for COPY Of the above
Dai5ed psp.r. printed =sn:i-'~tssiola.; a. =:
HsItsville, Tenn. By ''Mprgsr'j Brigade
and edited By Major P. VI, Gam. Tn. p&PH
ia neatly printed, and comes tots clothed Z
mourning for some, Of the bra"s spirits Q:
Morzan's command who fsu n the late aSh'
o: Galla.iu.
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aRm7 G0IP0RTAGE
Z. tie fS.e.-. ~ ne trqm~sr

,.=itI:1.en The accompanying letter ri j.
Randolph Tucker, Esq., Attorney General 81
Virginia contains haais:.::ia contribution ~
the cause which have the honor, in part L.
represent. =; Inc views OF one SO widely ard
favorably known cannot fail oi inter cs,i2:.
your readers and rendering Important service
pla e ths i?tter IL ynrT d;snG,si.
4. j.. DIrTErr,..
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With tie greatest real"ci, General.
tour most cbedient servant,
JOHN II, MogGAs,

tcI. LOiIlIllu CAVAIry, IgS. 4,
T.. S.-This morn.i:s ! ieeeiYed positive in
formation ss &c General Nelson intentions
and movements. lie is 1etreatng ttv,n Nash
vile 10 reinforce R"wling Green, at the head
Of $500 Infantry, 200 cavalry, and l2 eau
non. Il is Is evidently the intention of the
Federal, to attempt the defence Of the lne
at Bowling Green and Lebanon.
J. r. NJ
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klicuS Wy ioT az ~ 100
fcdeiAte service. Agreed to-
MIR. CuRMS, Of Tebn.. presented 4 bill ms
King an appropriation for the payment OF GER
tain interest due 20 the hrahch Of tho Banh o.
Tennessee at Msl4pk;s-- Re3srred tS sheCcHc-
mittse on Ciains.
MIR. E. II. EKU.,r offered the iollG|lnE Tea
olution, which WIS agreed to:
Resolved, That tho Committee on Foreign
Affairs be, and il hereby, directed to ir:vest,-
gate and consider the propriety and eIpedi-
ency CT Immediately suspending all proceed
lngs under the sequestration laws, except ;he
sening and preservation of property belong
lng to the Northern Republic "r the citizens
rheyeuf.
Mr.. BEILL- Of KY, introduced bill author
i2i.r thu President to accept sixty thousand
additional troops from the States OF hen
lucky, Missouri and Maryland, keieTr2d 81
Military Comlh;,:e.
The SpE.KEK presented IhainnriA from
the Beard III Visitors Of !..:.V.rginia Military
Institute, which. ate, bciag rsAd, was rflerrcd
10 the Military I0multtee.
Mr.. GAAHErr, OF Va, introduced the follow
ing resolution, which was agreed 10
Resolved, i'iial the President DC requested
to direct tie heads Of the ssveI. turatns IN
the Wax and Navy Departments to inform
this House whrtr,ss Lheir icTwieitiohs IA the
Treasury have been met and If not. the rea'
sons assigned Tor the delay.
Also. resolution that the President he &c
questetl TO inform this House what number
of citizens Of tho Confederate States have been
arrested by military authority, and a:e still
under arrest; how long such persons nave
remained in confinement and what measures
have been adopted TO secure 10 them speedy
and impartial trial. agreed to-
Mr.. krSSsR, Of Louisiana, from tFc Com
'as;;:tee of Ways and MeAns, presented two
eslst7 aills .:inch required tho House 70 90
into se,7eL session. aud moved that %" tiouse
20 int secret session, with view to take up
these bills
The motion prevailed, and after some tins
spent with closed doors, the House again re-
solved itself into open session.
The special order Of tie daJ ts:ns the bill
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read and passed.
MIR. HLisrELI. Of Tenn, moved sn1pen-
sion III the rule requiring the calI of the
Staten aud committees, with view 10 take
NJ the uniin;shed basinrFa Of the House. De
ing the repnr: Of the Spec'a! Ccnmittas-fr
commentary tue appointment o. additional
Standip: Committees. This reported, a. Adolf
ed, is 6. ioiloNs.
Resolved, tbs. the SSreekir OF TINS House
| appoint the following ,,l;iltional committees :
On Qnarrermastsr and Commiaes1y Depart
mcnts and Military TransPortations; on the
nance Stores. That said committees be
charged with the duty ri investigating the
! management ofthcic Respective departments,
with authority to report f"o6; tine To Time,
and with authority 10 sr::i for PERSONS and
pspeIa-
a;r. SNi1n, nf y. O., frprn the COMMITTEE
CIT Elections, to Mh3iu wHs referred Lha COM
, munica1iou from The Governor Of Virginia
transmitting 10 the House thu re.,;snatiun u!
the Uor. A. C. Jenkins submitted the fnl-
lowing resolution IS tie Co!ninitree's report
Resolved, That III the opinion Of the House
ample power Teats With the several Ststes tn
provide Tor securing full representation
snd that no legislation m tiiv part OF Con-
sress il, peceSiary. That the speaker c0n,-
fnuni.ate to .hs Governor rf Virgin. copy
Of the report hrd Of Ibis resolution
Laid upon the table and ordered Ia be
printed.
The members then drew Cor the seats in
the new hail, which Consumed >oIqe hour 5
| lime.
The Chair laid before the House Senate
bill for the relief of disburShing officers End
other agents Of the Government, in certain
cases. Referred &c The COMMITTEES of Ways
sud llcans.
Also, Senat. Hill to provide for substitute
in certain cases, and detailing prirates for
police duty. Referred TO the Military Com
mittse-
Mr. EnLERE presented bill iol the appoint
ment OF a staff for Generals, Ma lor Generals,
and BIigadier Generals Referred to Military
Committee.
On motion, tie House adjourned.
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the ACCUSED.
Puhln. opinion .tiii ccnd,m,!< the dosiriic-
ton Of the ship. ann very justly; but 1ho
gill i=aSG thaL Mr. Mallory he's done his icil
duty in the premises Persistent malice may
susge that bscaiia: Sir. Mallory f:sHt 10 l'3r-
folk ne dlrs1te,i Its evacuation; and thus ron
dere.i nocessar;J ;hit destruction Of rhe Virgil
mia. But ary une will see on reflection that
this evacuation was military measure purely,
aud that when this WIS directed by The "nr
Department. III trp:s&s accordoHce Tih the
opinion Of tiensiut Jry,rIh +. Johnston. ire
Gently published,) tbs Secretary q! :he .'aT!!
ksh nothing to do but try aud save rs iA''ch
es possible from The SIavy Yard and Tk7il
stores,
The next case IS the destruction III inc
Ace, go Lake Pnnt..ha7trs'n.
MIR. Mallory did not nrdur ila: either, and
be has ordered tho officer III Question 10 De
tried BIZ court martial Are the crltics
satisfied here, or do they think it would have
been wiser for the Secretary To have directed
the burning OF the feet and nal ordered the
court martial The steamers Louisiana aud
-Alissiasippi come next in turn. They were
Incomplete " hah the enemy passed. the MIS-
sissippi forts, and were burnt TO prevent their
falling into his hand. Nor il il plain that
the true question here is-were> The vessels
pushed forward to completion Titn due ener-
gy' or was there unnecessary delay, cad did
Mr. Mallory know and permit it Naval
men Of high ability had charge Of the nusi-
ness. Naval officers Of character who were
in New Orleans say the work was pushed
for1 ard as fast as possible. The last case is
the Arkansas. She was completed on the
Yazou river: He7 engine proved poor one,
failed to work at the critical moment Of bat
tie, and made the destruction Of the vessel
necessary. At present the South has not
the materials, " orkshops and arsizRns TO ma he
steam sn.;Ies. l6 Mr.. Mallory TO blame for
this Tic commercial and industrial de-
pendence OF the South upon the North, which
Inns embarrassed us So much In this war; is
properly attributable TO the Union which
consigned us to hopeless infsrior1ty IN all
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-01

SdmmN;de bSber ais gu flint Dollars per
Mder peranl4lasteQ dnbereien loQen in Gfentlider
Yertet9erung an benz County @iBe in jeten.
County an ober Dor eem eriten Sage bes nd9ten
Nuuember gum 0ertauf eaussetpten mcroen, nor
ab:r fernere 8~efanntmaduns %erfol9en ioQ.
Gun'5ebn grcaent Der Raufiumme netit 3inieu
bis gum eriten SUM- 1863 tperben furprarie-0 anb
perlanat tpercen unb fanfunbfeben3is Yrc3ent
neblt 3inien fir 5ol3lane. Ser 8elt Der 8auf-
|umme ne5it 3inien au iieben Yrosent .piro su it,
eeno elmer 3eit inner5alb 20 Sabren mad Belle
ben bee &dufers 3ablbar ieiu.
Seine QGncereien merben fir maniger als Stint
Dollars per older nod fur &penieer ais ibren per~
anl9la9ten Wertb %perfauft.
Der @elammtbetrag bes gum @erfauf ausgebpe
tenen 9anoeS pirb i4 auf lber
unfunoGeben3i9 taufenb Mder
belau1en uno pas bette Garm- uno 5ols. unb in
ben pi&teit anseieoelnn &ountiss i'm @taate BE-
lesene Sano entbalten, beren Gelammtbep0lferung
int Sabre 1860 an 1872, 600 @eelen betruq.
@ammtli9e Mnleoler, tpslte @6uQanb June.
taten. cas 5u menieer ais finf Gplar pr Mfer
nerani6laet pirb, werteu eebalten lein, ba7elbs
benz @sieBe semaB 5u p1@ten.
Gtaats- 2anbamt.
ct. paul, Minn., 4. SuIi 1862.
@t>>s. Mc9lratb,
[-cmmiNdr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-01

nnfere perebrten b~eutldben Natric-
ttnnen leben eepi6 nit 8etrubni6, ba6 BEN
~adern eeutfdfn 3elben Sistl INNER nod bic
ooae Entertaining porentbalten tuire, bic CT il,
naudbtr beiben @@la@t auf benz @@la4tfelbe 10
rtidlid psrbient; uni man mdibte AT Der Menld.
beit per3peifeln, menn bas 0ertienft ibera0 70
n'Btannt piirbe. gin sldnssnees Beiipiel,, tab
oteles n'tt Der 5aQ 1T, ienbern bag ee Der 8cr-
trenl'@teit be& mitunter e%elinst, i& bic sebabrenbe
Nusjei@nuns 3u ertdmpfen, lieftrt bic Jirma
Suffice, 5or. pausb 4 Co., beren neu erbaltene
9erbfmaaren einen fSrmli@tn5 tutm, Der Bcpus-
oeru''s inter Der Damen~elt berporseruieu bateu.
3nrM Aurrba& la6t ~ibristns bielen @turm
init setppbnttr @rtisteit iter l6 ereeben unb, I'M.
ferltust BON Der beilpieQcien 8iQ;efeit leiner neuen
oeraa9liten Waaren, fprtert er pertrauenspcQ
nlein 5abrbunbert in bic @9raufen".
Meue @leoatprcn.- Muber ben Jest 70
beoeutenbsn 8ortebruneen fir Gmpfana tes &C.
treibes in @bieasu bSren mir, cap awei @lspatoreu
erlter ela0t an benz @uo 3weise bon 3pei uule-
lerer erlten expeditions. 5anblunsen oebaut .per-
Den, in penisen Munaten fertis unb nit Der be-
wabrtelten Ma1&ienerie, einl4liebli& % BON
Gatrbaat's 500 8ui&el 5opper-@ aasen pcrlettn
le'n 1olen, Mubsreem baben bic rru. 0airbants
in ote1er @taet in menis iiter einem Sabr aeaen
70 6anfbunrert Yuldel "copper" aaaen u. e,pa
Elm 0uBenb ~flelnere, ube, 9uneert i'm @an,en
aufseitelt. @o SoQfcmmen 1T Die Mal&ieuerie.
oaB teee Waase III 1912 Minutea be- H.. ent-
laefn tperoen fam, tpoturd man I9 BON Der I'M.
sebeuerr Auantitat @etreibe, pel9e auf ibnen in's
ee|ammt in einem Sage semoeen nperben taun, ei-
men sesriH bileen mag. 2a6t bic garmer ees
Ncrb @eltens ibre unermeBlidsn @streibeerntten
erbauen uno bic Giitntabnen unb &analtccte lie
mad @tieasc befSrrern, unb es 1T fein ;3weifel.
oab uniere Mittsl, ie 3n empfansen. ~ laaern
uno 3u nerld'Hen nit eeu Nnlprl9en @&ritt balt.
(Gbic. Gpenine Sourual.)
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BS @6brenb bes Branbe5 Don Canton in
Golee bes 8ombaroements bur9 bic Gnsldnter.
murte oas sun3e aru6e Masa3in Don Mebieamen:
uniers 2anosmannes Or. s. 6. aver Don
2oweQ (bas Depot ieines &berrp-Y eetprat's uno
Gatbartie' Yilen in Qbina) sanslid aerltSrt. Or
bsanipru&t nu, BON u~nierer &esieruns S@asen-
erias fur ben 8erluf leiues Gisentbums. Das
piro cine anbere Mub ~abssbtn, elie:ptr, nit uuierm
dlteren Bruper 9ebnnY ~ maiden babtn. @teb'
fsR Doctor unb tuenr uniere Neeieruns nnlere
&e@te mabrt uberaa, no 9bre piQen serfauft
werseu, 70 tuereen mir ubne @@ub nur in iol9en
Gtssnbtn fem. bic faf sau3li& uubepobnt Ine.
.(sRefprmer, 9reutou, x, 81
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GrfldrunQ.

60 wurbe mir als &ebaeteur bisies Blattes
libel anltebu, penn i'd mein @eroienit in be0en
@palten fe!bf a~npreiien unc ben @tpeis bur@
@elbllob su fubren Serlu&en pOatt. tab ni&t
Subn .. Brisbine, ben i&, abseltben Don lti'
mem politii9en @laubenstetenntnib, fir einen
Mann balte, ~iouoern d bic re&te Ser
ion iei, I'm bic Bireer bes 81. Diiriets gu repra-
.fentiren. SD erlauee mir besbalb, bier MIR 3u IA.
gen, bo6 i4, trenn 9enablt. IS an bsnn belten &i-
fer nibt feblen la0en nil, Der Nat.cn, Der i9 an
eebDre, Gbre 3u moden une tas Sntere1e meintr
@cn0ituenten ,puroie 3u pertreteu.
Mu6ereem nur nod bic @rtl6runs, taB i'd in
Der @enat>rfrase 70 fret unb unabbansis bafstt
als irsene Giner meiner Witbareer.
". Bplf s..
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eneral=&auptquartier, Staat
Mtuuefptd.
General Mojutart Dor, MinneIpta.

@eneral=& Staat
@inneipta.
enrral-Mbiuta Dffiee,1
ct. Yaul, Mtnn., IS. Set. 1862. :
@eneral>8ef Nr. 62.
Mebrere &ounties Inb nod i'm &adlanoe NIT
Der 9ieferun9 Der een1dB ben lebten Mufrnfen bes
pralbenten Der Derein. @taaten erforterli9en
2ilteu> piele Der Burger unleres @taates iub
bur& bic Snbiauer bon ibrem BeIbtbum pertrie-
ben morben, tsdbrenb piele aneere, bic 3eitpeilig
I'M Dienf eeeen bic Snoianer .paren, nun 3urid-
eetebrt inb, ober in, 9eerif linb ;urid3ufebren,
81 benz 3wede, aQes BON ibrem Gi9entbun, ~
retten, oas nipt edn3li@ 3ertSrt tuorben ; in Der
9oanun9 nun, bab bas &iubeimlen Der Gri@te,
burd bic Snbianer unterbruaen, iopeit n1Ssli9,
poQenoet unb bic entpSlterten Gounties li9 orga-
niFren mGeen, ipu bic 3iebune ni9t DOT benz
na9fen 10. Nopember Dor G@ seben; an bieiem
Sage iua baun bic 3isbune, eetust auf b%iejeni-
gen Gbatia9en, pel9e alspann porliesen, fatt-
inben.
Das 8olf bes Staotss pirb ernt aufseforbert,
bas &rfe &egiment vMinuelpta Mounteb &an-
sers", weldes iia jebt fur einjabrisen Dienlt or
eaniT1t, an3ufIaen, ba cine b~eritteue Maat &C.
rabe jest b%rineeno Don NItben 1T, bic Snbianer
ror Wint:rs. Mnfans bon unlerer @rdnse gu ptr.
iasen.
que in biees &e9imcnt eintretcnoe &efruten
ibren betrefenben 2otalttaten an ber 1on(t
III ieQenben 3abl euteel9rieben.
Iuf 8efebl oes Commandments en- @bef:
Oscar Malmro6,
@eneral< Moiutaut BON Minne1pta.
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Doctor q. SrtmQnn,
9eutiber Mrit

in 81 t. NntbpnY, W}nne1ota>
3eist biereurdu ersebenR an, baB ct feline Office
nab Der 80 @traBe perlest bat, brittle
Ibur, pberbalb 5errn ubrmn6er 1bomplon unb
serape aegenitsr bent Drug. Store unter Stand.
felc's 6aQ.
Sfice- Stuncen Inb Mittaes Hon balb Gins bis
brei lbr UNI Nbsuos BON 6 bis s.
aranfe, bic 81 pett BON bier e~ntfernt wcbnex,
UNI bic Stact belu9su 3n t~Unnen, ituo er1u&t,
G9 III Briefen an Jpn gu wenben unb tperben
prcmpte Mutpert erbalten.
Triieber Smpfitpf
1T lets Yorrdtbig. DeutlGe in e~ntfsrnt seleeenen
Mnieoelunsen, welds ibre 8inber gsimpft III ba-
ben riuideu, iolten 0h lbriftli9 an Jpn pen>
ben, porauf er sinen Sag belimmen wirb an pel>
9em ct le belubt.
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tStQDt- Il. XQuD<9iQbrihtell.
Observation-Disclosures 9taat
~ iuuefptu.

minueipta.
entral-Mbiutan .Offic.1
ct. paul, "a. DIT. 1862. :
@eneralzB ST. 60.
1. SGmmtli9e @apitGns unb commandments
Ofasiere ber unabbdneietn Gompaenien in Der
Tolontar' @taats. Milis, bic irsenb tpel&et
Oienf I'M Snbianer. &rieee ettban baben. iolde
a~useenomn,en, bic bereits ben f~olsenben Muffpr.
Seruneen na&sefcmnen ine, tuetbeu anfssforsert,
bieiem Bireau cine pvQftdnbiee Namenlife ibrer
bstrs6enben gompaenien ~ liefern, nebf einem
8eri&t, tpel&er bic 3eit na&weiR, mann iol&e
Grmpaenien in ben Dienlt einsstreten fnb, mic
LANCE iie I'M Dienfe perbltiben, unb tpel@e DienFe
ie 9eleifet.
2. SGmmtl&e AuartiermeiferScn iol&en Com
panien, Don Voten ODER Grpepitionen, tpel9e un-
ter @taatsautUritat sebanbelt, nerben iofcrt in
bielem Biireau einen poQfanbieen 8eri9t BON
ibrem Ibun, pabrenp lie ~ in @taatsauturitat
ale Anartiermeifer funsirten ableeen. -.
3. Sdmmtli&e NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., bic
bnr@ 8efeble BON bielem Bireau ober 1onfwie
einesf purben iinb aur Nbl9dBune BON Yfer-
ben ober anosrut Gi9tntbur1, pel4eS tint Nan1en
bes Staates fir ben Dient in tieeu1 Snbianer-
&riese in Bel9laa eenommen morben. unb iammt-
li&e periuneu, tuel9e in bieier @ieenl@aft fun
sirt unb nod ni&t Beri@t abaefattet baben, tuer-
ben iofort tie1em 8ireau aQes BON ibnen abee-
i@aBte Gieentbum einberidten, 10 tpie ben @ertb
b~eielten, wie absel9aBt unb bic Namen brr Gi>
sentbimer be1e'ben'
Seine Gurberunsen fir Ditnfe Don @eiten Der
@ompaenien> Sfii3iere oter @emeine, pber fir
bon iol&en Companion in Bel@lae eenoumenes
&isentbun1 tperben Don Der jest in @ibune bsfnb-
bi&en INSTRUMENTATION eeprift, bis ben obi
gen Mnforoeruneen eeniiet ii.
Muf Befebl oes &ommanbeurs en- Gbef
Oscar MalmroS,
General Nbiutant BON Minneipta.
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$elft Ben notbleioenben Tlubt:
lin9em!
Mufruf
an HE nerf1hpn nor Ncr Gtnnken

Die Undergraduate Committee, ermntbiet bur9
bic bereitS ~erfoleten panfenSmertben &unb9ebun
gen Der Sbeilnabmeu fur unlere bilfsbeburftieen
1ludtline sfamilien BON @eiten bes teutl9en
Yublifums in peri@ieoenen plGben Der Dereinis-
ten 5taaten. ri@tet an tol1ebe bic brineenbe Bite
um fernere 9ilfeleiRuns.
8ei benz belten Bemuben fonnte bisber nur Der
be,bfen Nutb Don % enieen, i'm Gerbdlni0e
3u Der sruben 3abl Der Notb!eitenben, abeebolfen
pereen, mabreno bic neilen Jamilifn Dor euem
burG Wansel an Sber-u. unterfieibern,
fur Grpa@iene uno ainter beiberlei @e(9le9tes
8ett5eug uno @a(@e nod INNER auf bas
MaerempFnoli@ie Maueel leioen. Gs it baber
bic fernere 3uienbuns bie1er Mrtitel, uni
bic mir uulere beutlden 2anbsltute auberbalb
Ninnei pta auf bas Ginorineli@fe erluden.
3ulenbnneen in @elb limb natirli@ slei9faQs
uiQfomn.en unb meroen prompt une hem Beearf-
nib eemd6 oerwentet.
DS 3uienouneen 3u abbreifren:
Refugees Relief Committee,
care of F. & G. WiIlius
St. Paul, MINI.
Aa~aa SDie unteritibunss- Committee:
.. IrcYer, S. g. Beb, ". @clf,
Mpam Stint, Gbas. @defer,
6. Berfey, S. @iuius.
EF Die teuti@en 3eituneeu Der Union, BE-
men oieier Mufruf Der ~teutioen Thanksgiving
sneebt erlu@en mir uMn sefdQieen Mbprud.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-01

Mu@ nod 9err @olF, Der republ.
Ganoieat fir bic Qeeislatur, eraablt ben @ablern
pom Namiep- &uuntY, Ct babe aud Elm @emtl-
fen! ga pa ba ia, tuer ladt nit 2! .
(0olfsblatt.)
Menn Elm Mann, Der nod Elm @ewinen bat,
BON eemlelben rebet, 10 mii7en natlrlid infame
@anaiQen, bic ras ibrise UNI IS @,bsrsrOi1en
peri@a&ert. in Gin @obeewieber ausbre&en. @er
miebert nit?
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Staat
SNt>>s>n$rfn

eneral=&auptqnartier, &taat
mtuuefpta.
@eneral- Mbtutanten>S fftce,(
ct. Yaul, IA. Sct, 1862.
@eneralz8 febl SO. 63.
@ammtli9e @ompaenien BON Eruppen unb an
bern Militar~ Srsanilatiuuen in per @ulontar-
@taats- Mili5, bic gu benz :3wede orsaniTrt 1inb,
NUT innerbalb bes @tnates gu bienen, auseeacn,<
men bieienisen, pelte laut @pesial~ Mfte Der g.
lebsebung ursanidrt lnb, fno biermit a%nsewieien>
aus benz aftipen Dienlt bes @taates aus3utreten,
IS iei benn, bab bic bur& @pe3ialbefeble BON bic
fem 8ireau, poer BON Gen. Major Yope. Be-
feblsbaber bes departments bes Norbwetens,
3uridbebalten weroen.
%uf 8efebl bes Commandments en Gbef:
Oscar Walmro6,
General. III iutant.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-01

Da8 tpdre!- Der rpioneer 4 Democrat"
bei@ulbist ben @sneral- Major Wcpe, ta6 er Ser-
lu@t babe, in @emein1daft nit 2ieferauten- Sir
mas in Mem.gort 1ein @&Gf@en 3u l&eeren, in.
benz er bic Griit fir bic Mnsetote 70 fur3 ieQte,
bab bic eruben Sltl,den @tabte niat mitbieten
tunnten uub beren @oncrr ren5 70 au @uniten Der
&bicasu-Qieferanten aussel@lo6en nar, BON BE-
men Yupe Elm autes Duueear ~ertuartet. Die 3ei-
tiee Daspii&entunft Der &eeierune, tpel&e @ine
paSon betommen, babe baS Yl1n&en nerbintert.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-01

6err q. -. NeQ, Captain elmer Com
pasnie pom erten &esiment, naa&te cine &eees-
ncscirtcur mad Gbarlestrpn nit, seripatete fd
bort bel einen @esatterselpra@ NIT euten BE-
fannten, unb fel, naabtm uniere 2eute ab8e3csen
unb bic &ebelen ansefpmmen tparen, b~enitlbsn
in bic 66nbe.