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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-11
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"a Saloon"
@mm1ert unb 9ef,
Gde Der Dritten uno Npbert : Strabe.
90 5tsts friides &aeerbier 2 6las
III 5 GentS.
Gbtca9p 3aoerbter<@ Qlpn
ppn
Spbm &b. 8ecbt
&de Der @a1btn9tpnz IT,. Dritten Str.
ct. paul, Minn.
Dem geebrten publifum bic er9eben1 tie Mn3eige,
baB i6 ppn nun ali tets bereit bin, r1einen per-
then @dten nit aQen 9orten GBmaareu, ais
Saiaten nae :3unss, 94Deissr UNI ein,turset
&1ie, 9arpiue5 unp n1art1irten 9dringen II. allen
Wrtsn WJrlten in u1einem @aioa aufaumarten.
&aTee auf gerianaen. s
/ Dea9lsideu balte i1 ltets Surr1tbtg MQe Sor
ten feine 2iqueure, Spr3i9lide Gisarren unb
Beltes 2a9erbier.
! @9weine< Ji + E tets an 5akt,
Sobn 81. 8e4t.
! ID a s ! II ton Gonse,
ceut1he5 Sal = uno Bparoino <5au6
Son Ncter Saf, r..a.
ct. Mntbun fraBe nabe Dem uWinsluw'
5rule".
Das rDaibineton >5au5" biciet 9pfsaueerr
uno selesentlid Ginfebrenoen an eomfprtablem
9osis uro rublbe1syter Gafel MGes, nas Spn eis
mem suten 5auie erwartet pirb. g. g al.
~ @ute Stauunoen bei'm 6aule
v5t. Vaul~bauS"
Mnonif Gube, in ct. MntbpnD,
Der l1nterseibnete bena6ridtiat bas Yublifum
baB CT utter pbisem Mamen Elm oeutlhes GAIT
baus erSfuet bat, no Jteilcuben ate 8equemliG'
teiten bargebpten linb.
Sir StaQung il e~beniaQs auf bas Bete selpret
Muauf Gnbe.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-11
2 GopleN Ipmer unb 60.
n.5E 9ftGt3u ltberlehen1

- SES #. wv ~ W. .5
Nadpsm id meine friipere Ntidt ct. pau
gu Serlanen eanSlih aufseesten, :nsrcsid mid ME
eerum Der NuSibuns Der drstlihen prar,s bier.
ieltt nit allem Offer t%pier,eu, INT. bofs i'd MI,
lei iorgfdltiesr une bun,arer YebanoluAg meiner
pdtienteu Das gertrauen uno bic. 6reuncldafl
tes publifums, weldes friber in msiner 8srufs-
tb%dsigfsit mir in 70 reidsrl MauBe eefaenft ppr=
sen il, rcd! tadlD pieeer 81, sr,perben.
SD s~erai1ttre prdftiIdr, m%i1enidoftliGe Bt-
banelnag after meiucr Vatienten, lc.pie 3pefn,G<
Bige, ridtiee @oQsietuns aGsr srUbereu @irurai
lten Speratipreu. u. lm~.I ~ -
13sSJ 81 Beradlidtieuue Der jesisen sebriidtsn@elo
nerbdltniNs trsroe ih ras 5pncrar fir. meine
ar5tltde Ibdtisfeit bepeiteue eeAen fruber er.
mdBiseu, lno tperhe th fir sebtrtsbutfi9e TdQe
ltesbaupt3 nur baun irseut Elm 5onorar bean.
fpruden,' weun mad BEN ctgsnen Da-
Turbalten Der 5babet SntereI{trten
mirf!id elite uno prattilhe biitfalsifurs ftatt-
g%efhneen bat.-Nrnten miro spn mir GratliGtr
6atb unentgeltlta ertbeilt. '.2.2 .5
Or. GfsubplpD Mlberti.
Sffiee: Oritte Strabc. srabsuber ppr 5rn.
Neip'S yiqufurfpre, bic naAIfe Ihare ptertalb
Dtarsin'S ppr3elonz5 anrIuils, clue Grsppe bod.
SpreG It II II 81 II: bon 8 bis 10 lbr gNor<
gems BON IL bic 1 l1br Wittaes unn pen 6 bis 8
ubr Wbents. ais5 g.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-11
GDmmer=MrrQnoemen


Neue pal1aS'erz unp grpreBz Tradtz2in,s-
Setrptt= uue M%si!suaufie- GifeubaGn.
in Nertincnu9 nit ben
9|euen unp ld0nen SceonzO ompfihtheu
Detroit" unp uMtlmoutee".
9as OanlpfiatH rNiilpautee", Capt. NiGarps,
scrlaBt BEN DpG an Jube Ypn Milwaufee=S tras.
1epen Wpr9et pracile 5 ubr (Scuuta9s oueae.
nrmmen) unp ilett nit ben 81 eutobn= s3Uecu Se,
yetrpit= uue Milmaufee=, Great Melfsrn- uni
Nep-yprf Gentral- Rail-Jtpab in pirefter Gsr.
binbunG,
2nfuntt in Niosara Sails 4 ubr Mureens>
New-grrf ubr 80 81. Mbrs.
gritpn IL llbr Madts.
Nas DampfIdlT r2etrpit", Capt. Mcgr1r.,
nerlabt ben Drf Der 9etrrit< nuo MiImautst-
etlenbabn=Gp. Nadmittags 4 lltr (9pnntaas
a~usgenpmmen).
Mnfunft in Detrpit 7 ubr 80 ~. Mprox.
Susp. Bridge 5 lltr Mtenos,
MlbauN 4 ltr Wpraens,
New gprf 10 uty Is 81. 0iox..
Spltru ~ ubr IS N. Ditt-
Yo1a9e<Sillets: via Scacl- prer Dampflntn
had9 Nre'nen, 5amturs, Savre> Nutiperpen, Mc,-
%teroaln, ylSerpppl &c. mereen in Der Stiee &c,
@pn1pegntc %Dsrtauft.
paquete fir iresnr eiusn an Der Getrcit uni
M'lwaafse = Gilentopn e~sleesucn plas perten
prompt uno tilie he brbert.
y}on setdne 6rod,t: Via D. & NJ
Dte}s Grmpagnie ~tefEroert 6radt III trbcutenr
eertueeren preilen, ldne0sr unb fiderer, ais If.
gsno cine onoere Geielihoft.
STfse in Miirantie $50 SitmoFufraBe.
Is. Nttemeier> Gollirer,
JnltusM "pSius, @eueral=Ngent.
S. $. IS bitmon,
%reiisnber sisrat fir Sen Wsten.
1brrln5 Berries, uo0,,.
Miliarn Bsrena. : YnlagIt'
9. gB. Ereemor Asi!lishs
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-11
s . tt

fur bic EDntgre19e
Nreufen, wurttembere, SaDsrn,
1%dtt1tpDer nno Sabfcn,
fir bic @rpbberipetbimcr
Sloenburs, Senen u1so 8aeen,
tlr oa5 5%eripstbum yfaI1au,
IroaS &urfur itentbum 5eMen
uro Die frete Stapt Gronff urt a.. 81.
Yer nnter5eitnete 1T jeoen Eag mabrenb DC,
9elaaTtsltlnoen gu fnoen in 5etner SfFce, iuo>
me1tl1d,e efe pp1, Main= uup Oritter @trnge.
.. S.. Ipac, @pulul.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-11
@nenbnbnet1 Il. 9ompfbppte,

Die ldneute flrsefe> mn :saueiniae aeraet
Noute nab
Mtlpanfee, Chicago
uno alien punften i'm Often unp Supen
1T iter bic
Mtlmaufee, ga Grp0e
nno ct. paul Gt1enbabn-2tnte.
Die bsrrlideu Ya0asier- 8ppte Nprtbern-g ele,
Asptut unb Ocean Wape laufen eie1en Spmme1
5w'l9en Ga @rpie unp ct. Yaul uno bileeu Gins
unabbate'se Ninie our laleunieeng efSrberune prn
yala9teren unb Jro6t.
yala9e 10 niebria ais auf ;reerc elmer outerr
Gpute.
3'ps1 grpreB5iee geben tdsli6 MN galttmrr,
40 net Der Mntuntt Der Wcrgen= unb Mteubtppts
BON St. paul unit. itellsn in Milmaufee We,tiuh-
9n9en per NIT ben Nampfldifsn Der 1etrpit uut
ytllpautee gl1enbab1 mad 0rano 5apen uup Der
3ugen Ser Milmaufee- u1,b Gbisoop- Gilentohn
nag eb1caep une alien Yunften i'm Often uni
Suoen.
Spectals Vefanntuuaduna.
pona9t ere, tslbe bos Mpresntppt aulerbalt
ct. paul s~erlalsn tei isiner s~I1lfuuft III Ga @rclls
srre,dtn Wtlnaufsc poer Gbieasp 5 Sturcrn ~,
cen1elteen> melde uter Y~rairic M @tten Qeher
leitb aebeu.
VsitsQt 1idsts iber Ga Grc6e.
WeSeu Ourdtidsts uoh oUsu Wuuften Ell,e
une luoi9 tperne man I'D, an
8. S. Gamlep,
S.9. Chamberlain, q" e''Nt'
s. 81. &imbau, Gidet= Noent,
Wiltaufse.
W.W. Miicn, General Wajlaoier
3lgent, ct. Yaul.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-11
Som
1864.
Mew= gprf, 8pton, ct. Qcuis, @o;re

lCUl.
ebtcaer, Metp=Wcrf, Scton, ct. 0cuis, @aire.
Nsp:S %rIeans> via
SQtnDiS Central
uub
@olena uno 6. 81. GiIenbobn.
3tge esben scn Gunleitb al; Gas=Grpres I'M
( ubr y; ~ Sonntaes auaaenrn'meu.
Maa Msmpois III 80 Stancsu.
ytad Nem~Srleans in IS Stuneeu.
Na9 Neu=2jpr in 81 Stltnpsu.
Nad gaftpn in S. Gtuuren.
!palla9iere pcn ct. paul fInpsn I'll Dunleitb he
3uee 1aa allen geseneen I'M S@tsn unc i'm eli.
cen III Bsrfitidaft.
Die Nadtiuse baben Waeepns mt
8ettsn.
Sbroug- Sidet5 All babsn an Der Sadlpnarass.
napc Der SsSee. Q. s. Jprte6,
Neent III ct. Yaul.
w. Ut. Nrtbur, @snI-S uperintsnecut, Gbicaar.
Us. y. jppn'cn, @enl' WaNagicraeent. Gbisa9l.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-11

ga 6inf s &bepbalb, A4N
44Smpurteure unb @robbantler nSk
Wetnen, 2iqueuren, @iber,
Si9arren &C. &C.
Gbenio Dsttaateure Don ertrateinem
Wbi6fep,
Ionic
Tabrtfanten 1on @0t9,
nabe benz ~@tnslpp 5puie," an Gaele<@ itraBe.
ct. paul, : : Wtnn.
9aben nunmebr auf Eager: a
N9T Wehte inportirte Nbetntp cite, sater-
lanei16er &ebcnloft in BEN beliebtefen
Sprten. $50
@pgnac unb Bourbon @bisleY,
Sannaiea Stun unb 9cpta WbisteY,
5olanoilbsn Sin &c. &c.
N.8. Inner GiIg ei5enen 5abrifats 1T uniber-
rotten I'M Nurbpetsn.
-t STINT unp Gbep bat b.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-11

Deutl6e8 Banf-, @e9]el~
nnb NaNage=G
Z. BON Baumta1 unb g..
3tebea @sle in Deutldlanp Elm unb 3ablen bort
be'gleiden aus.
Stttes: Mp. 227 DIT @a1ferfraBe
Milwautie, Wisepniin.
DaS @pnlulat fir bic RDnigrei9e Baiern unit
Wilrtsmbers unb eie @rpBber5ostbamer Medlen-
burg uno sadlen=@ etmar befnbet ii1 auf NM
lerer Sf1ce. 129-6mt
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-11
@tel5er<3pule.
4bt1tpp Stelser, gisentbumer.
at. Nptpr Mfnr

ct. Deter, Wtnn.
Dtsiss comfortabeI eirtgcrtdtete GAIT 1t. Soft
baus bietet Neilenpen uno 60 f germ
Mlles, mas orn einrm Wirtbsbaus< GtatliIemsnt
eritsr State beau lprudt mercen fam.
poitfabrsslesenbei Don bier aus mad alenIbei<
len be5 Staate6.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-11
Milapaufsee & ssrairie 6u gbie1
Gitcnnnfen1

III iI9pG1lTee &N7yratcie 0tt Wtielt
G~ifenEaDn.
Die 1bnellfe unp beQuemf te
Noute nob TEN Shen.
Mau nadt bic Geile nod Wilwanfee uub
@bicaso ubne Waeecns reer GepGd Al tpedIeln.
Die %eleeonten Bccte 80 ilpaufee, Seq City,
War@agle Nprtbsrn2igbt A.StaSca
inp nit birler 9i1tie in 0erbinbuna unb s%erlalen
tdalih ct. paul UNI S ubr bes Morsene. Die
:3Iee taIteu gu Wa iIpn> Der gapitcl< @tabt Yrn
Wisconlin, Is Minuten at. Ya1ase 10 bilis
ais auf irtenb elmer a,.osrn gobn,
o. 9%teiieube ertelteu ibr Sriibtud an Bprb
Der 0pcte.
IiGets fault man Bel
81. Gbpmpon, .
Gde Sadlon- StraBe uuo 2epee. p
8prupu nh 6 tarnslin, Srodt= Meenteu,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-11

Der llnter5sidnete pat lein 9aaer Der fein ite,,
@isarren i'm Yretle prn IS big 5s65 per Gauleue
burd ue,1e gintaufe rSv0itanhigt.
NauA= ,a,e !&an=Eatacfe
ppn alien 9prtsn uup YrciIen liNo pprrdttta, NOR
inter Sails b%efanuter ceutlder &audtabad.
S9nupftabade>
in GROCER Muswah!.
Deutide Yfetfen,
SSancyzW CUBS.
gerfauft i'm @roB= unb aieinbancel gu BEN BILL
lieiten YretIen. &. 10. Gufelt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-11
unn3uQ.
J. 6. G &. C.. Bur6Qnk

o. u U y. y.
Inb pon igrem alten @el9dftsplas am SUP Der
Sadipntrabe mad Dem srpBen, junslt son 9p1anb
unb Mtlfr inaesebatten Waarsnbaule, @de Der
@tble9fraBe, ssspseu,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-11
s. 6. S $. s.. 8urbanf,
gn9ro6z @dnpler III
M"QtertQlmQaren, 5pebtttpn<

unb .....
GommiMpn6=9dnbler,
@rcbbanbler in grpceries, Mebl. @9peineaei19>
@etratee unb 9~eteusmitteln, Ralf, Cement, Sub
baar> Nageln, 9al3, Drud- unp Yadrapier,
Drudnnatertalien &c.
5raatepntrafte tperben uab bent > ten uub Se-
fen ibernommen.
Baarpcridu0e eer1adt auf Gpnlgnaticnen 3u
ieber 3eit unb jebem getras.
erioneit, pefbe Glitter at nnS contgntren,
fDnnen iiA barauf SerlaHen, bab le ppr l1ebcr<
tbeuruug gel9Ibt linb. Glitter perben III ben
nieorislten preilen ptne &udlibt auf bic beion<
bere Ycitltnie rber cas 8pct lpebirt. Eager unb
@pmmiliicns~ @ebabr 10 niebriS ais in jeben1 re-
ipeftablsn 5auie.
Office ait Der 9esee, am UuB Der 9ibleyFraBe.
s. 6. u. $. GBurbauf.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-11

&affee, 100 Sdde Nip> oue0s;sidz
net. 20SddsQagna4ra, 20. 10 uYcdsts" Mrda,
auaerltien. -r. GcuEeY Irner II. 60. Il
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-11

Nlter Bourbon unD <WbiefeY alt
unn sut.-S noaes NNor.meat, ent-
ealtsno rsinen franSSi}den, Mpfcl, Yf,iN, Sir
idsu, Singer; 81 Seignetts" Il. -Meeter b . l.
ldubilher Gin; IS e'iine, harurter G1d,ter
purtwsin,@ hampaauer &c. .@4 :gs2.4 f.]
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-11

8. s. Mbae,
Suoweltltae Gde Don Main= uro Orttter Ctr,
cine Sreppe bod -
einctnnati, O..
We6ifl<G
Spllecttpneu uup Musaoblunoeu
lsber Dirt in alien 5beilen Deutlhlanps.
werben BON mir pie 9swGbulid, auf bic prpmptete
Wrt beipr9t.
Sir W auf Msm=gort @t.eouis,
9bteagp> Sic Orleans uno aubere
5anpelsplaye Der Ser @taaten fam, man inner
bel mir ba5 0elD erbalten.
MuI bic na&febenben ptGbe 1uo tei
mir Us { b1 el 1T grpberen> iptpie in ben + c H.
ten Sur1n1e1 81 ben viii t II Gpurlen Al
| bate11. o.
0elber, welde an tr9eno zines ber uadlteben>
ben pau1er tn Deutldlanb fir ibre Steduunq
eta9elanot peer be5ablt ~tperben> nit Dem 8enterfen
Dap MIR baSoN Nadri9t 5u seben lei, fpnnen be,
mir til Cincinnati ioglei9 erbpbe1 merpe1,, 10.
talo ib bic Nadri6t Sp1a Ginaauae Der Quinn,
erbaltea babe, Da ib ppn meinen serldieecnet
Sanauter6 tn1tner NIT jepem Steamer Briefe e.
baltic, ,penn Weloer eiu9eaaneen linp, 70 1T piei
Der 1%tbneQlte> llderlte uup biuiste gNea, unt GEL
per mad Nmcrita gu i9iden.
Htfte metner Sanficrs III 9eutieh:
lano, &C.,
AT nte Sbr 0elD be3ablt unb nann bel mi,
erbpben perpen fam
|u9 {inp BET eieEen 5auiern TT Gurppu ieper;ei
Wedlel ouf mild at baben
DranfTurta a. Sd. 5errW Mebler, {eeI. @ptr
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-11

st. RezIt'S
peutide5 @ofz unp 8parp tn9baus
Bum Stuttgacter 5Df,
Gorper, Wtnn.
Der uuter5ei9nete enapfeb1t fit Neilsnben unc
ttetet ibneu aae Disqualification 81 bent b.lietea
Yreife.
90 5taaunsen gut. ct. Rult.
OgOcgrls0.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-11

505 ailtsn uno rGappie6",-
Snip, g. y, .. 3d. Splpna ,c.> ausseSeitnete
Waore. Gppley Iywer II. 6 .. ,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-11

2eber< unb Uinbih9<5tpre
Die lntsrseiGnstsn lsnfen bic Nufmerfiamfsit
res Vubltfnms auf tbr eurdaNs Mne5 uuo spl=
l%tGncigee Eager euu
2eoer Tii1lpinos unp ~
Sattler> 6ortraaren,
meldes fir Boar sefauft %pprpea, II. gu ben nieb=
rielteu @bica9c= unb MtInaufse-p reilen bn
VraGtauffA!ae D~erFauft ,piyb.
gale uno 6 ampbelL
Ode Der 3ten uab 5aiut pstertreBe, Grlte 5bure
unterbalb scr YrsabYterianer Stride ct. paul.
yieues
Shub< unb @tiefel<WeI6dft
Jpbu SDDrtpartb,
Ste Strabs, sni{den Hpbcrt= urb Sad@pnRrabe.
ct. @pauL Minn+
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-11

SYners uno Sarpine5, so Rilten aus
Gcrles 3ppfrunbg ..
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-11

3uder 80 Srbpft Yrtma Nprtpricp
unb 4!ew= Srleuu8, 80 Sddc scifoBctsr 81 ben
uiebrialten Wa1flprsiisn. .- .. -. 4.5,-.
Hpplep II. So.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-11

@pr1ep Sp&uer S Gp.,
Sad pnItraEe, spiId>en Der 3. II. 2anouns,
lenteu bic Nufmsrtlamfeit npu SauefauFeuten II.
Wller> Die
quite Wapre su niepr!oen Nreilsn
niinideu, arf ibr aroBe5 unb moblolcrttrtes Ga
ger, weldez bel grEHuune Der @AiNfabrt grrBe
fridge 3uieueunesn frbaIttn mirp.
Il iers Notwithstanding nit ct. Qo,is unb
benz . Iten tefab,at uns, Su o(en Soften 81
81. 2put6, Gbica9o uno Milwaufte>
plt!ien
gu nsrfaufen, IN pieten bGQeu pbre cine Yreiser~
bDbung fir bic IraNspertfpitsu 81 MAIDEN.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-11

Np1inen, $50 &t1tcn, urgayers", 81.
G'a, gauge, baIte NJ piertel. ,..... a.E-.
cpleYIpper II. 60.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-11

Steartnz9tG,ter 100 &1ten, bel lie 81.
Qouis. 5O5 une ! cn. Gpplsp Gcwer u. g..
&autabaf, 100 &iften afIortirt. GiAarz
rsu, 10000 impurtirte unb einbeilaiIhe.
NJ. SO Gppiep Ipweru 60.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-11

Nsue pa11oSierz unp grprebz Trahtzein1s.
Setrptts uue Msi!suauf;e- Gifeubats,.
in 0ertincnua nit eeu
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-03-07
THEGAZETTE.
Nashville Ours.

On the oath ult. Gen. Buell. entered Nash
vile at the head of 10000 Union troops
Gen. Harris burnt the State Library, distri-
buted the ccmmissary stores among the peo-
pie, and then with the Legislature fled to
Memphis. Business in the city entirely sus-
pended. Secessionists were taking their
stock and negroes and following the Confed-
crate army. The Union element is said to
be strong, and it threatens terrible ven
geance upon its prosecutors. Thus, slowly
but surely, is our army marching into the
heart Of Secessia. Tennessee may now be
counted out Of the Southern Confectionery
A Union man who escaped from Nashville
during the excitement caused by the advance
of our troops, thus describes the condition Of
the place at that time: A perfect panic
reigned throughout the whole city. The
streets were thronsed with people wild with
excitement. Leading rebels were making
speeches from dry goods boxes, from the
street corners, to the excited populacc, stating
that the Fedcrals" were upon them, the
city was defenseless, and appealing to every
man who had any species of fire arms to raj
ly to the defense of the place. He said these
appeals had but very little effect, and there
seemed to be little, if any, system about any
thing that looked to resistance. t. rag1.r
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-03-07

GREAT WRoUGHr-IRoN SHor.-The Erics-
son iron-plated floating battery at Green
Point, has been armed with two II inch Col
umbiads, which have been furnished with
400 wrought-iron round shot, each ball cost.
ing $40 and weighing ia lbs These balls
were made by forging square blocks of iron
at the Novelty Works, and then turning them
in lathe The cost of the 400 amount to
$4,000, and their total weight is $4,000 lbs.
Cast-iron shots are liable to break in pieces
when fired against thick iron plates. These
wrought-iro shot are for smashing through
thu sides Of such secession floating batteries
as the Merrimac at Norfolk, and Hollin's Tur-
tie at New Orleans. Scientific american,
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Columbus.

The st. Louis Democrat Of the 21st inst,
says int Gen. Beauregard is now at ,Colum
bus There does not appear to be any con-
firmation of the report of its evacuation by
the rebels, though that result is quite prob
able. If it is to be taken as Fort Donelson,
it will undoubtedly present stronger fortif-
cations to overcome. 1t is called the Man.
assas Of the West. The garrison is estimated
at from &c, 900 to 10000 men. The st. Louis
RepAbaican says that it would be extremely
perilous to attempt its capture by mere as
smut II says:
The town itself is place which, in ordin.
airy times, numbers from one thousand to
twelve hundred inhabitants, and is built up
On low ground, sloping gradually to the riv-
er bank. 1t is about twenty miles below
Cairo, and, by railroad, one hundred and IF
ty miles below Memphis. The town is situ-
ated in a heavy timbcred region, and protect
ed on the north by range of limestone
bluffs along the river, ranging in height from
fifteen to sevcnty.five feet, hanked at their
base by strip of low land between them
and the river which overflows in time of high
water. These bluffs disappear in rolling
hills, the trees and brushwood upon which
have been cut down between the upper en-
trcnchments and rife pit mere than mile
in length. The upper entertainments CON-
mence opposite the place where the noted
chain was stretched across the river. and
where a masked battery is placed. Above
them the ground is low, wet and marshy,
sometimes completely overlooked Below
the upper rife pit the ground is elevated, and
upon the highest bluffs il strong work
mounting between twenty and thirty heavy
pieces-64 and 80 Founders. In the rear
and somewhat south of this fort, is triangu-
lar redout mounting about ak rifed cannon
and eight or ten eleven-inc!, shell guns. Be-
tween this work and the river the rebel troops
are principally encanped, an entrenchment
extending from the town northward and pro-
tccted by . mortar battery. The Mobile and
Ohio Railroad enters the lower part of Co.
lumbus proper through an excavation fifteen
feet deep, which thus increases the natural
defences. Another line of intrcncbmcnts ex-
tends east from the town, and on the bluffs
opposite Wolf Island there is fort in which
there are about twenty heavy pieces of ord
nance. There are also other bastions, lun-
cites and fortatices commanding the approach
es on the east, the whole making display
Of not far from eighty cannon, independent
of field artillery. Scores Of acres Of timber
have been felled, forming heavy abatis, en-.
circling three sides. s-1
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Telegraphs and Newspapers.
The following order has been issued b,
Secretary Stanton: ....-..-...-, .-

o~~So~ekse~
The following order has been issued by
Secretary Stanton: .....-..., .r
-t.s FIN. 80 WAR DEPARTMENT, aa
t. Washington, Feb. 25, 1852.
To the CAiefcf Police, Chicago anr. alit
All Newspaper Editors and Publishers have
been forbidden to publish any intelligence re-
ceived by telegraph or otherwise, respecting
military operations by the United States
forces. Please see this night that this order
is observed. Ifviolated by any paper issued
tomorrow, seize the whole edition and give
notice to this Department, that arrests may be
ordered. aiHE E. M. STANTON,
n.noa@ jess ,.at ta Secretary Of War
This has no reference to the publication Of
events already transpired, but is designed to
put stop to the multitude of reports con-
stantly being sent by the specials which
expose movements, report our strength, po-
sitions, ETC., when it is polite to keep them
private for the time being. Much ;nconven-
fence has resulted from this premature dis.
closing Of plans. The above order reached
Chicago about midnight, just as the morning
papers were going to press, and created quite
an excitement. They had all the publishers
at the police Office, and they were obliged to
expungc considerable of the matter prepared
for publication, thus delaying their issues a
considerable time. Gn aH, g.. ,~a.r@au.a
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Editorial Squibs and Brevities.

The difficulty between Gems. Hunter and
Lane in regard to the contemplated expedi.
ton, is said to be Of so serious nature as to
admit of no amicable adjustment. The whole
has been referred back to Washington for
settlement. F.. t... r.s.... ..........r ....,
The Legislature of Kansas has voted to
impeach Gov. Robinson for high misdemean.
or in Office. .t.s- r.f .l-
GEN. Scott has been appointed Minister to
Mexico, vice Corwin who wishes to return
home. s.s4 .... ......... e.. &c.,.
Mr.. Benjamin, the rebel Secretary Of War,
has directed that all prisoners Of war held by
the rebels be released. .s... .-.
AN editorial in the Richmond Examiner Of
the 10th ult states that large portion Of
the foreign population of Richmond is disaf.
fected. ........r....
Hon. Joseph A. Wright of Indiana, has
been appointed U. s. Senator from that State
to fill the vacancy caused by the expulsion Of
Jesse D. Bright. Mr.. Wright is a sound I'm
ion man, and brother of Judge Wright Of
this State. In politics Senator Wright is ,
Douglas Democrat.
gems. Buckner and Tilghman have beer
sent to Fort Warren. ..-'t' # Ta
COMPANY B, Of the 7th Iowa, is composed
of citizens of Chickasaw, and other counties
north Of US in the Cedar Valley. In the Fl
Donelson fight they had none killed, but sui
fered in wounded as follows: Privates, p
Bailey, back and arm slightly; W. E. New
man, leg severely; John c. Walling, lef
hand slightly; John Brown, right hand
slightly; D. G. Andrews, legs slightly.
The area of the State of Iowa is about Sc,
900 square miles. -
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EXECUTORS, SALE

NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE
IN day OF March, 1852 Ut 10 O'Clock A. ~ will
cell II Public Auction 70 the highest bidder all the goods
and chates belonging to the estate OF Jacob Graves
Of Black Hawk county deceased consisting Of Horses
Cattle, Hogs, Wagons, Farming Utensils kc &e.s Said
sale TO take place the premises OF the deceased In
Washington township in said county.
1tvnss of Sals-A credit Of nine months viii be given
all sums Of 500 and upwards, all under 15OO
cash In hand. On all time payments undoubted security
viii be required. #
It'd a4&7R SUSAN GRAVES. ! r.,.,.
JOHN II. BROWN. 1 ''"e
February IS 1862.