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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-18
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oer llnter3eiAnete, bsm heutlten wublitum in
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BON @urfen unb ancern6rid,ten, unb 1T BON tem
praftil9en Gbemifer Or. .&eio m'l1enl@aftli9 un-
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enpfeblt i'm auf's Beite gum Gomiliensebrau1.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-18
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ct. peter uuo Mcolet GtY QD. 94immel, ...., -
g. .Iutbouy II. Ntiun!apolis, Ortb u. Rnoblau@,
Carver ct. Rult, $3.50 =
Manfato $ RI Safus 8. 91rtmann.
5tia pater uup QDalbingtpn &ty 81. S9efer
Winuna unb Bupna &ty Sr. SLIDER.
Yeucptaiu Serr Urans .. 5syberitstt:
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-18
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Der Wabo}6amz unp 4ten 9traFe.

@de Ger Watof0amz unp 4ten 6traBe,
ppn Ut. wnfenb eimer.
q. Neu erbaut, ssraulnis, nit bpbeu unb freunb-
l19sr 5a71eru os,isbe,, mic oielea 5ptel 1T, bic.
tet es eem 9telIsnpsn Die berriiAiten BequemliG-
tstten netsn gut hsrsiieier Rr une Der tlislten
Seotsuun9, 1ppls guts 5stranfe an Der Sar. 4 tj
Weraunige S?tauunB 1T bfi esn Sauie, unb
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naep oer Qanouus befSresrt. 81. ,5, 159
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Saitba1l5 11nb &alppn
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9. Strabe unmeitbemG Capitol.
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gerdum'ge @taIun9 befnhet, 1T eem Serebrten
eeutid,sn publitum teiten8 en,pfptlen, Bier.
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Sort 5tra6e> nabe benz @lpdenbaus.
Der unteraeid)nete srlaubt Fe1 biarn,it, bic Mxf-
mertlamfsit oe5 einbeimilDsn unp ousmartisen
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elgen 9SlrtbIdaIt teanlpyudt werhen fann.
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Oas 5treben nes llntssetGneteu lit bic Muer>
tennnns oerer, Die i'm beebrtn.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-18

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-18

~ Das @elt1npnib Maria paulomna's
ibrer Neiguna su oem idDnen Sbert par
Don lebr traurtsen Tol9en beeleitet, penn
Elm bctttats Neroenfieber mari cte 8eoa1z
ernsmertbe auf'6 &rantenlo9er. Mit BON
Nn9it unb S6reden uber ras tbr unbez
fannte59idl lal besGtnsisen ourdmubltem
9er3en bldte ibr leelensolleS 9u9e Die ie
bepienencen &ammerfrauen fraeeno an,
niraenps ater setrabrte iie einen @trabi
oer 5offnung uno Elm ecles 6er5 prpbte
gu bre6en. Die 2etbdrste ber boben paz
ttentin eilten in ibreu, Yfidtseflbl gum
&ailer, Die bobe @efabr fir paS toittare
2eben elmer beieseliebtcn Go9ter tbn ldilz
oerno. @6einbar rubig nabm Niicolau6
oeren Melcun9 ent9e9en, ct allein fannie
bic ur|abe Der rantenlolen 2etoen 1einer
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nerm6be nie Don ben Ner;ten brreits Nuf~
9e9ebene cem 9eben unp Der f5reupe piez
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ben Sberit, ce6 tiefiten Setlenl6mer;cs
4 fir bic @rp6fiirittn, ater mod immcr rar
aus nem failerlt9en- &ahinet tetn Belheir
auf pas Gntlailuns69elu6 ce6 Sberitcn
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pieer,peile aud ouf bic ebecem ftroeenc'
j. @elunpbeit unp 9ebenSfrilhe peS ib6ner
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! aen Mbnuneen atqudlt, orpbte be-
trdftise 8au leine6 &6rper6 3ulammen !,
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mirp ibm Der f6riftlide Befebl iofort %
ce6 &ailers Majefdt 3u erideinen, eli
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lciner Seele l6len ieu.
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81 ener s. Brpcfman,t,

Civil eSnsenisurs uno 2aaoYermel1er
eu,pfeblen Icb Dem publfum gum Mnfsrtissn son
8aupGnen uuo Aultcnaulhldssn, gum Nerme1en
uup Na,trcn ppn Qot5 unb Sarmen, lowit gum
On. uur Berfauf Don Baupldy"n uno V1noereien.
Muftrdae tpercen prompt uno bsltsns aussetubrt.
gBplf y. WfeyeI 2puis Brodmann>
St Veter. 9tsm@um.
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oou's' empilcblt biertnit oen, eeul9sn yublifum
itsu slss elegant uno comiprtabe einserihtetes
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Sic aus9ewdbiteiten 1sineu &queurs nne Weine,
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gi1a Wsdte in,pprtirte @iearren.
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on N'tife'n sas Nui ss5ei9netfs gu piferireu. 'E-
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aern als &e9tsbeifdnbe unb tn's 8eitnbere CUR
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Die jl(uMe(ota Staats6eitun0, 2t
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5trobe. eineIGreppt bp&, Iva d;
erlbeint jepen Samlta9 uno tofet jmei
Dou. per Jabr> in &orau8be;ablun9.
Ein3elns 9lummern fofen S &ents.
SeoinDnnecn.D '.
Atpnniren faun man 3u irSenb etner 3eitbes
5abres; ppb tDnueu oispem disbursement ppran-
asaenpen Wummern uibt na99elanbt merben. .g..
Dr. Suble,iptiuns> Sttras fann in Mptentr-
aeAr ciuer 9utcn Baut stnsei6idt peroen.
40 1eun @elp in restltrirten Briefen ner-
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Sn ieinem Mrteitssiu,uer an9elonst,
CAB Der 8ailer Befebl 3ur 8rpben paraps
The national Republican., 1862-09-27
BY TELEGRAPH.
The Seizure by the Rebels Of q
Distillery Building.
News from the Gulf Of Mexico.
Capsssrs or an E,ssltsh Schooner
Tho Escape Of Col. Jack Hamilton

Nsw York, Sept. ga dispatch received
from Louisville announces the seizure by the
rebels OF Suits salt river distillery buildings,
though most Of the stock had been removed to
that city. The distillery is hut thirty miles
from the city.
The gunboat Connecticut has arrived from
the Gulf Of Mexico, via Port Royal. She brings
Lieut.. Walker, Of the gunboat Wnona, twenty.
i've omcers, and two hundred and three sea-
men, they being invalid and discharged from
the service; also, six prisoners and seven refu-
gees.
The general health Of the United States ,quad.
ron In the Gulf Of Mexico is reported good.
Naval expeditions are being fitted out ct
Pensacola and. Port Royal; the public will
probably hear OF important achievements by
the former In week or two.
On the 18th inst. the gunboat Winona, Lieut..
commanding Thornton, ran under the Hre Of
Fort Morgan, below Mobile, and opened fire
on rebel steamer, lying inside, driving off her
crew and damaging her greatly by the explo-
sion Of an eleven-inch shell 10 her bow. Fort
Morgan opened heavy FIRE on the Winons, lu,
she escaped unhurt.
On the 9th inst. the Courecticut captured
the English schooner Rambler, laden with cot
ton, which had escaped the blockade ct Sabine
pass. Instructions were found aboard the
Rambler to sell the cargo at Havana, and pur.
chase powder, medicines, and army shoes, and
return to Sabine pass. Lieut. Thornton sent
her to Ship Island.
Col. Jack Hamilton, formerly member oil
Congress from Texas, has escaped from the
rebels, and has arrived ct Southwest pass. He
had been secreted In the mountains twenty .one
days, and was accompanied by six friends.
He reports that strong Union feeling was
10 existence In the western part Of the State oi
Texas.
The national Republican., 1862-09-27
Late Southern News.
Lee said to be Largely Reinforced.

F0RTRass MONROE, Sept. 25.-The flag o
truce boat, Metamora. arrived here this fore
noon from Aiken's Landing, bringing down
about l60 passengers. among whom are 81
officers.
The Richmond Whig Of the Path says " A
dispatch, signed II. B. Davidson, states that the
Federsls have crossed the river at Shepherds
town with 10000 men, and were Immediately
attacked by Jaokson's corps and routed. Jack
son had recrossed into Maryland.
"Considerable reinforcements have reached
Gen. Lee since the battle at Manassas-enough
TO replace the losses In the recent battles"
The Tallahassee papers announce the death Of
Gen. Richard K. Hail. distinguished Flo
ridian. He died last Sunday.
The yellow fever has appeared at Wilmington
NC. The disease Is very malignant says the
Wing, fer we hear Of no recoveries. The tale.
graph operator had closed his office, and re-
moved to Goldsboro'. "
Dol. John T. Thornton, Of virgnia. was kill,
ed In the recent battles.
The Richmond Dispatch. Of September 9th
says: The Yankee feet anchored in front Of Al
exandria. has been ordered Of. The Federals
have burned their disabled wagons. and were
removing all their stores to Washington.
The same paper claims u rebel victory at
Shepardstown, on Saturday last, and the cap
turt VI oFeT f,uuU oi tue rtueEalF.
The Dispatch Of the 9th says: THE train
that IA due this evening will bring from Culpe-
per Courthouse sixy.slx Yankees, who have
been there since the engagement near that
place. There are several officers and the fol-
lowing surgeons: J. F. Day, Tenth Mary land;
E. s. Bissell, Fifth Connecticut; A. n. Heller
Twenty.Gighth New York; John B. Coover
Forty sixth Pennsylvania. They will be sent
home from Richmond"
Speaking OF their army movements. the Dis.
patch Gays: "Only division or two have beer
Withdrawn from the other side of the Potomac
- resist the contemplated movement by Burn
Pside upon our communication at Harper's Fer
ry. General Lee repulsed Gen. Mcclellan on
the l7th, pursued him on the 18th. and defeat
cd him on the 10TH" C!D
All the rebel papers brought down claim
Victories in all Of the recent battles. and cal
upon the people of the Confederate States moi
to believe one word contained In the Northern
papers Of Northern success that Gen. McClel
lan's accounts Of these battles fully equal Pope
for msrepresenting.
The Richmond Whi9 announce. the death o.
Brigadier General William L. Starke, Second
Louisiana Brigade.
The rebel Congress had passed bill estab-
fishing military deiences along tho banks o.
the Tennessee and Cumberland rivers, to resis
the advance of the enemy into Tennessee and
Alabama, and for the construction of twelve
gunboats suitable In size for the protection q
said rivers and States
The national Republican., 1862-09-27

LET us hope that oil this will be changed. since
the President has Issued bis proclamation.
The developments Of loyal opinion continue
to be overwhelming In favor OF the Presidents
proclamation.
The Union men Of New York, In the State
convention which has just nominated that noble
patriot, Gen. Wadsworth, for the office Of Gov.
ernor, unanimously endorse It.
lnssmuch as U. s. stocks rather rose than
fell in Wall street after the Presidents procla
nation, while II was necessary for the mischief
makers to show that some bad consequence
followed II somewhere, they seized upon the
fact Of the rise In gold, o. the gsound for say
Ing that their sinister predictions were fulfilled.
The truth really Is, that the slight recent rise in
gold was owing 70 an spprehended demand
from the Government, 10 meet the lst Of Octo.
Der interest on IL stocks, and which interest ID
payable in gold. But, after all, the Govern
ment Is not likely to be In the gold market q,
spurchaser, the Secretary Of the Treasury hav
Ing authorised the Assistant Treasurer TO re-
ceive deposits In gold, reimbursable after thirty
days In tho same description Of funds, at ter
days notice, and bearing IN interest ct the rat,
Of four per cent. per annum. 1t Is believed
that this we'll adapted expedient Of Gov. Chas'
will draw out from ib hiding places enougl
gold 10 meet the Government wants on the Is
Of October, without disturbing the gold mar.
ket II II does so, everybody will rejoice q
this financial stroke Of the Secretary, but th
spectators. He has ioiled them more than ono
before.
| Within three or four months all the old de-
mand notes, receivable for customs and out
standing now to the amount Of sbout twenty
five millions, will be absorbed al the custom
houses; and thereaiterwsrds, the tariff dutie
will supply the Government sbundsntly witt
The national Republican., 1862-09-27
order Respssting Proves, marshals,

order Hespssting Provost Marshais.
The War Department has issued the follow
Ing " Order respecting Provost Msrshals, and
defining their duties: -
First. There shsll be Provost Marshal Gen.
eral OF the War Department, whose headquar-
ters will be at Washington, and who will have
the immediate supervision, control. and man.
agemsnt Of the corps.
State one or more epecial provost mGrshals, as
necessity may require. who will report to anc
receive Instructions and orders from the Pro-
| vost Marshal General Of The War Department,
Third. It will be the duty Of the special pro-
vost marshals, to arrest all deserters, whether
regulars, volunteers, or militia, and send them
| to the nearest military commander, or military
post, where they can be cared for and sent TO
their respective regiments; !; to arrest, upon the
warrant Of the Judge Advocate, all disloyal
persons subject TO arrest under the orders OF
the War Department; to Inquire into and re-
port reasonable practices selse stolen or en-
beasled property of the Government, detect
spies Of the enemy, and perform such other
duties as may be epjoinsd upon them by the
War Department and report all their pro-
ceediDgs promptly to the Provost Marshal Gen.
eral.
Fourth. To enable special provost marshas
to discharge their duties efficiently, they are
authorised to call on any available military
force within their respective districts or else TO
employ the assistance OF citiseAs, constables,
sheriffs, or police officers, SO far as may be ne
cessary, under such regulations as may be pre-.
scribed by the Provost Marshal General of the
War Department, with the approval of the Secs
retary Of War.
Fifth. Necessary expenses Incurred in this
service will be paid on duplicate bills certified
by the special provost marshals, stating the
time and nature of The service, after examina.
ton and approval by the Provost Marshal
General.
Sixth. The compensation Of special provost
marshals will be - dollars per month, and
actual travelling expenses and postage will bs
refunded on bills certified under oath and sp.
proved by the Provost Marshal General.
Seventh. All appointments In this service
will be subject to be revoked by the Secretary
Of War.
Eighth. All orders here lOfors issued by the
War Department comforting authority upon
other officers to act as Provost Aarshals, lex.
cept those who have received special commits
sions from the War DEPARTMENT. are hereby
revoked.
By order Of the Secretary OF War.
l.. TnoMAS,
Adjutsnt General.
The national Republican., 1862-09-27

RxvIRw o. GENERAL CAsEY's DIvnIoS.-
Major General Silas Casey reviewed his divi.
sion, yesterday, near Fort Albany, consisting
Of Briggs, Kane's, (brother Of the late lament.
ed Dr.. Kane, Of exploring fsms,) and Paul's
divisions. They are all new recruits. but drill
led anely, having made great proficiency In the
short time they have been in the neld Gen.
Lows, distinguished foreign veteran, was pres
ent and seemed much pleased at the admirable
manner in which our green soldiers handle
themselves.