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

melde an Der ~untern @sentur" Der ct
our re'm Mu6trude Der @,luel auaeoen
npare1. n9ittle prief" neQte ll6 loaleid
1elblt, uuo bic uebrteen purpen am fol-
9enoer1 Sage ausseliefert. Do6 Dctade<
lne11t DerlieB nit ieinen @efauaeneu bic
Aaent4r, uno am Dienfoe Nteao lonqte
es In st. paul an, Don no bic @efanoez
men 1a6 SORT SneQin9 eebra6t ,purcen.
5ter lie9t nun bic ean:e 8ance in Ell
mem Der tleinen Simmer in rem Steinoez
bauoe Infer 5ano pom 9oupttbpr in Sc
wabrlam uno Yertreibt i6 Die Belt bis
5ur Gntldeipune ibrer @a6e> bGda oez
mltbltd uno lbeinbar unbefQmmcrt UNI
BIZ aablreiden Be1u9er> NIT ceuen cos
3,r'nner tets pouaepfyopft ii, ~ semutb
lid ols fe fam.
9ter ltben am 8oben BRET her 6auunz
ten uno lpiclen ~Sueaer" nit Der oansen
9ln9ebun9 uup Nufnerfiomfeit mel1e
ctfle rotbb6utt8en u@ambler" bon Sad
aus3eidnet mdbrenr Elm @ierter ibnen nit
rubtaer WQrpe rau9enp, sulbaut. Sci
Dem Spteie sebt IS UNI @elp> uno tlanfe
SS'terquaoters in 81 q E, wedleln RAID
TIRE BeliBer bort lteaen Murere in ibren
Sblaftellen ausseRredt, umc lhlafeu
1@nardeno ben @@lof Der 0eredteu.
Sn benz brutalen 81 idte &eines BON
tbnen seiot iid Die Spur Don elmer Nbn<
u1s> naB ibnsn iraeno melbeS 2eto berprz
1tsbt. sic 'detnen ~ibre pappenbeimer"
;u fsnnen.-
Won Sftley'a Eager bier eiteetrpfene
Soten eE3dblen, eoB rer Ser 8rieapez
0eneral BON ieinen Spdbern BON Dem
u nmor1de elmer arfen 81 a d. t
yantton6 in &euntniB aeleBt porren.
~Stttle Grom" miro notwithstanding nod,
e1nlnal NIT SibleY cprreipcnctren mplen,
unD oielleidt erbdlt Der @encral unc Bit
Welt fernere Mufi6lune> mas fir einf
Sorte Weien ~freunplt9e" Snpia=
ner finr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-18
SS0uet Sbr aus bent 9feaen il, sic
Eraufe?

Der &riea 1T Elm lddnoli6 Dina ober
eth 19lsdt uno oun1m 0cIubrtsy &rtea 1T
mod Yiel lhdnolider. "a rem ollo it, 70
aeltsben mir Den vTrieoene1emcfroisn" ~,
zap ote1er &ries Elm @uce babcu lolte.
@eer wte su einem Gnoe fomnen?
Ja eisfer Trase piTcriren niy init ur,z
l'rn epn|erpatiuen Wesnern Don Der 5Sriez
eensosm0trat(e. Sie }ossn: v@dbit uniere
6uefer III oen Gon9rsf uno es miro 5Trie<
ben TIM Sotpr nerrcn" Wir 1a1en
sWa9lt unlsre Uibrcr, quite r~opifole
AepI1tion|it7n III ccn Gou9reb, uuc ee
lp';e iiott eea tiaberiocn pummen unp liz
metl'9z AEaFlitn %&,ieaeipielS, Elm nobrz
oaFte', traI'iaer unc eiaentlider &rteo
IN SoIoe psros'> u1c pbne einen oden
SFls0 tpll''nt ss III teit1em Nriepen l."
Wlt TIM Ger Gyauel css 5Irieoes miirc>
Gus laAel1 mir oltf gbye UNI Wepi7sn.
aber Orr otaul'd>ltc oler 0yduel, ccllen
mir injlre lInp> If rie eeoen ZEN Gstrn
makSsnr cea Grieoss euaaeutts sdopuno,
elelea I1Nrc!n nit Ger Nsteuion, ciclts
urnr'tsIH Der Sa1Mgrntipisen init Baum
wpuenbausn UNI 8erpuiTsn blinrer poz
trcnen. hie1e6 @riuel, mem perranz
fen mir es? ben Mtolitioniiten. ben Naz
nitalen? Nein, mir rercanfsn es ccn
Gcmprcmiblern unp @eri6bnunaepulelern,
pelde @euerale, nie McGlelan u. 8ueQ
ourd ibren &in1ub an Der SpiBs aebalz
ten, melde Die Nesieruna purd pie Oretz
un0 per Grbetun8 Der @renjtaaten eiu3u<
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-18

Soloaten unter 1einem @ommonco uber
ibre Ste0uns gu cen GipiltebSrren uter>
baupt etlide Minfe gu 9eben. Der Bez
ruff Der Der Nrmee let es lepisli9, oiele 81
otlbebSrcm 3u unteritiBen uno ie ]et
ibnen }trensen @eburiam i1ulci9. gu
meldem 3wede cte Mrmee BEL Der Inter
erudun9 Der &eteuion permencet ,peroen
luuc, bos bdtten bic @ipilbebSroen, relp.
Der prafcent 5u entl9eipen. @outen > :
fjtere uno Soloaten ypn ben @ipilbebDrz
ben bel9!onene MaB,eeeln uberbaupt be-
ipreden> 10 mibte ptes nit Dem oeb6riaen
Helpeet 9e1deben> lonit ware Demoralila a.
tton bic 8olse. Blrcen politil1e vSrr<
tbur1er" Don ben @tptlbeb1roen b%eaanaen,
70 botte pas golf an Ger Woblurne pie
@e0enmittel oa9e9en su er9reifen &c. ,c.
Der Ian9en Nere furier Sinn : bic Yro<
tlamatitn 2incoIn'6 1T auerpinae Elm vpp<
litilher Srrtbum," unp Sbr (eip pQruber
70 bble zig t@, ALIEN e6 1T jeBt none Of
our business, carlber ~ ri onniren,
penn e5 aber CUR W a tpmmt BET Der
Sbr natQrlid mittimmt, 10 eetrau@t pas
yftttel seaen cieien uSrrtbum" unp timmt
oa5 cempfratilbe Tifet. D..
Dag ferner Ser McGlelan ni9t UNI
etnen Nuswe9 in @erleaenbeit 1T, UNI Die
9onftscottonSacte ~ umoeben,
iet9t Der S9lub ieiues Mrmee : Befebls,
IN Dem ct (a9t: "Bet Der Musfubruns all
Ter Mobre9eln 6fentlider Si6erbeit, Miro
1t@ ctele Nrmee notIrltb BON oen(elben
gorldriften Der 8armber3isteit uno res
@briitentbun1e leiten la1en> rie ftete ibr
Nerbalten 9e9en Die SIS ebrlpen" ges
lsitet baben." Dos beist: Wir mcrren
troB auer Ga1ancipationa 0e1eBe nab pie
Dor bel benz Nebelenz@ iaentbum @6ilo=
wa9itebn, oenn bic 2acies ilno ia allein
81 5aule unr M e brlpS." > 6umtuo,
cein Name 1T Mc@leuan!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-18

gu tonnrnen. bae man BON irseno elmer
Sette fld in oieier Sode fred an rem
Bclte peraebt, nod erleben, ca6 Der ,ur
unterftdBuns ber &ntecler bemiuiete6cno>
Zen armen, notbleipenpen Snciane:n ulterz
antportet miro bis man ibnen bic Sabrz
9elrer a%ueiablen fam? Stein, nein! mir
baben 9enu9 an cem, mas 9ei9eben prer
otelmcbr nidt aeldeben> u. perlanaen uup
ertparten i'm Namen Der Nnlierler, caB
ote|em Irei6en Elm @nce eema1t merre.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-18
0efan9ene Dinnebuape6 i'm
MnSu1e.

Die GAIL Der gefangeren Snpianer 1T
olrd' cine 8ance Winneta9ces> etpa Is
Stld, Wdnner, Meiber uno Sinner, Yerz
mebrt rcrren. 5cute Dor o6t Iaeen rerz
ftiSte fi6 Elm Detadement pom Is. Wisc.
Neaiment mad Der 8innetaAo /, Nsencp,
her Captain LIEF Die Chiefs su einem
vpalaYer" iulammenberufen unp fcrrerte
I'm yfamen bes Gen. W}ai. pope bic Mus<
lieieruns reS 6duptlin9s n9ittle prielt"
unp iau,mli&er Yerlunen f;tner 8anbe,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-18
5blieblt6 NOD Elm Wcu Ut ben 6erren
2onofuuHeuten!

9ett bonn Begtnl1e scscnwdrti9rr Saiirn hatet,
tptr unler 5aupt=N uqenn,ert a,lf'o Wbrlclatc.
@eIbaft eelsst uno lud'cu tierin unisrs Sau
gorge 3u ettwiteln ; mir bateu biefir eiu Grtra=
Oeparten1ett e%inricbten lalru uuo bis!sn ben 5srz
rem WicberpcrFaui cru i'm 9anbs ale gprtteilf
uno SeluemiihFeiten, pieibnsn nur ppu I'M lersr
eonenrrsnten III pen StliAen plieeu oNerirt msr-
ben tpnnsn. Infer Stud it fir cen Dry @pube
@cnlnm in Minneiota Gin pirflid, srpBartiser unt
tperben es @srpabntc 5reruoe in ibyem Snterc|7c
fneen, II u t bel uls einsufaufen, "a es fcinen,
aneern 5aNie III Miaaelpta mO9lid it, mas aue-
tpaal unn glQigfeit betriIFt, aud nnr anndbernc
NIT unS ccncurriren an %f1nnen.
sSerr Uuerb0cl>
Der nit otelcm Department. tetraut nerren, Mir
rs '19 ailleleaen lein t"alle1,, uniereYsrehrten Sum-
ben IN jeber Besicbuna sufrireen gu lteuen.
Suffice & Tprepauab.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-18

Bir baben fir unlers lebr aeraumieen neuen
Qotalitaten uniere gintaufe 9eeen bic fruberer
Sabre uercoppelt, in perib;eceneu Sran0cn per-
preifapt in Der Nbitbt, uniernt @clb1fte cine
srSbsre Museebnuns gu sebet uhe mir bpTsn> oab
in Miuneluta, fir ote3ntnnft Ib %pcllelbsH sutsn
ais mon1it It'll. Iere Yirma bsebrt wuroe.
Sir E%auTsuts i'm 0anpe @erlauben mir unS bic
9e1ertung Dap unlrre Beptn9unsen fir Wisper<
p%erfaufer lebr sinltis selsellt uuo mir ben pies-
idbrisen abnprn1 biuisen GiatGufen suTplge in Der
Gage ltnr, Tortbciie 81 bieten, ME -fruber nod
ME. llnler PARTNER, 5crr s. Wabier> bat bie|em
9teNert ~uaIeres 0fI4dftes oursultepeu u5ernpm=
men uno wiro es in leiuer seupbntel @eile fb
a~neelcsen lein laNen> lowpb! Wbplclale ais Rs<
tailperfdufe CUR telcaberen 3ufrieesubeit Der Ser,
rem 0dufer Al efIectuiren.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-18
I'll -Nork Store
Mueas S S Gopn1Ga5<,
MtnneQppliS, Winn.

Jett 1T Bic SSeit 5u ~faufeu!
@pebeu erbalten:
Gin Arpbe52aaer opn
GQen= unb Rleiber<gEaQrel1,
ipwie
Golieos, Delaines> Wlcrinps, Godm;rs,
Sbirtin9, 6tdpry 2c. &C..
5erner cine sroBe Nusmahl pcn
Gdten, &0ppeu, Saubeu, gtiefelm,
fur3 IIlen,> pas an SstleieurN a. Strtiseln nur
SsrIaNst werbsn fam i'm
Ne>p UDrf StDre
Muen ur1ro GpMaf1pcE,
Die 81 een wpbif, illfsn preilen YerfnuTsu tDaneu,
melt eiu MitN!jsb Der 6irn'a fprtmGbrsne in Ser
5ou bic GtufIufr auf ben I(tlitten MGrfteu aur
einii9ien ;3e,t belpret.
gBir r%srfauFsn 10 sprblfei( ais bic @rp6bano~
luNssu in ct. Waul.
0u- DEM s%srsbrten beutiden Yublifum be1cu-
bers bic WelcnnA oab mir III Der Yerlpn bes
Germ Scbann $. Siraen5
eincn esutiben Gsrf1uiu ereoeirt batsn, her Is
lib auf's SeIte an9slrssn isin labt, feline &anbs~
leu.e artj4 uno tiIia Al %tcbienen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-18
O0S Cn0r0s & Gn0etQll
mnu11facta1r= S. USUbe1pnarene:
emporium

~ auufactur= S DSube1pnaren=
gnnpuri;s,a
Suffice II. Uprepaugb
brittle Strafe, st. Aani,
Wtnuelpta,
III purA Den gnlpfaug eeY n~eusiten
@crb(t ;SSSuureu
auf's Ncihbaltislte unp Oelbmatppuls ~alprtir'
uNb bsebrt lid iolbss iei,eu yevebrtsn Nuuoeu er-
gebenlt an3useteei+
Oas Wager 1T nit alien nsuen GrIdeiuuuoc11
Der 9ailpn aus9stattsf nno t;ctet namentiid elns
WrpBe Mu6w1Dl 1T GleiDer=
1fDHell,
ais: MsrtnpS, Daleneios, Wlaies, Dslaiues,
pararnattaS. DC Beisss, Yril De 1tprea &c. &C.;
ferasr unterbnlten mir st1sn ldADnen Hprroth
buntcr unp einfarbiaer Setpenmoaren
uno vertaNfsn iolde ael1au 3u New-W orfer Wrei
fen.
iluIsr Ha9er IN Shapls, Glcafs unb 9Biuter.
Wdnttl 1T auf'S JisibIte cplnpIsttirt, uup erlali
ben mir une nptb, bic Ssrebrtcn Iamea auf uuie>
grpBarti9es
W~eibs2Saarenz II. ErimriuaoeW1Drtmsn
aufmerflam 81 madaen.
Jn Oerrsa= @2irtifslN, ais: Gouiafius, DpSfiue
ealen,eree, InNtl5, Grapattss, Ssnlpeu &c. lie.
len mir jeOer Gpucurrcns biz Spitr, "a ptr in bic.
tel 8ranhe biz pprtbeilbaftelt Uerbinbnnee,
BADEN.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-18
MQerneuefes
In
@erb1t< unb
@inter>@ourcu

bat 1petet Don New@yprf
ebalten unb uferirt benz Yublifum Don ct. paul
1opie Der umseseno 1T Der rei9baltielten Mue,pabl
unb ~ ben btQt8lten pretlen bic 5anblun9 upn
.. %. SnQerIpQ II. @pmp.,
IL tbrem
,euen S%tein9ebduoe AT Der 8. CITRATE
1,abe per Bride
81 !. Yaul, Minnelota.
Sn TolSe bes 9gie9es llnb, wic a0semein be-
thnnt, bic Yreiie Der Baumwplen, Waareu be-
beutenb %selfiesen; ba mir aber einen grpBcn Gor-
ratb Don pielen Waaren babeu, Der DOR Der Stei9-
una scfuuft tpurpe, 70 liup mir III Stano selsBt,
biele biliyer 3u p~erfauten oils irseno EN- auperes
@el1ltt IN Der Staet.
Terner baben mir
RleiberftpTe nnb @aarem fir
DameH,
als MantiQen, @bawls, @luafs> 9anpldu9en,
9truupfwaareu &c. &C., lrwie
Gu4e unO @aroerobe<N rtifel fur 9erren,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-24
s<srhe New Dollar Weekly Star fuller than

~The New Dollar Weekly Star fuller than
ever OF Metropolitan news and gossip, and
choice literary reading, is now on our counter
ready for delivery 20 the public. Ithas recently
been greatly enlarged and improved, and now
undoubtedly presents much more matter for
the same amount OF money than any other
weekly in the country. Embraced in its enter
tanning contents are the following articles:
Late Military Operations; The Reconnaissance
toCharIpstown. Shepherdstown, and Hedges
VILE, and Details OF the Movements: Inn
portant Operations on the Potomac and in
The West The War in Missouri. Arkansas,
and Tennessee: The Rebel Rout in Kentucky;
and Rosecrans' Operations in Mississippi
Late News from Dixie; Destitute Condition Of
the Confederate Army; Growls of the Rich
rnond Papers: What the Rebels think of
Stuart's Raid; and news generally from Rebel
sources.
European News: The London Times on McClel-
Ian's Victories: Opinions Of the British Press:
and Details Of the Riot in Hyde Park, Lon
don.
Descriptive Articles: The Pirate Alabama and
her Deprpdatons: General Kearneys Letters;
Sketches; woman discussed by Woman"
s.Ssxty and Sixteen," &c.
Poetry; Wit and Humor; Telegraphic News:
snd all the Local News in and about Wash
iDgton for the past week.
Farrn, Garden and Household Matters, and
entertaining and valuable reading matter
for all.
This Is just the paper above all others for per-
sons sojourning in the National Metropolis to
send to their friends ut a distance. Price only
three cents per copy, or 81 per annum; postage
prepaid by stamps when so arranged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-24
THE WAR IN ARKANSAS.

CAIRO, Oct. 23.-Gen. Rosecrans issued or.
ders at Corinth on the 10th that officers and
soldiers absent without passes from division
commanders he arrested, the soldiers to be con-
fined on bread and water, and the officers be
sent TO the commanders of their regiments
under guard, and be reported to the command
ing General. Suffers must join their regi-
ments with goods in four days, or have them
conf1scated. Persons not employed in bust
ness will be arrested as spies, and treated &C.
cordingly.
Newsboys, peddlers, &c, are warned to
close their business Immediately, or he arrest
ed and have their goods confiscated. All es-
Establishments must be closed at 10 p. M, and
persons on the streets after 1890 p. NJ, to be
arrested and confined in the guard-house un.
till morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-24
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Infelligencer grayeiy compliments the tel
ecraphers TO the Northern papers for the ex-
ceedingly lucid and satisfactory manner in
" hich they announce the proceedings Of Cabi-
net meetings. At the same time the Iatelligen-
CO.. takes occasion to notice the contrast between
the times when such minute revelations are
made Of Cabinet secrets TO those of yore, when
people would as soon have thought of inquir-
ing into the doings of lodge of Free Masons,
g. 20 ask what the "Cabinet'' Were about
The Republicdn defends Secretary Chase from
tire attacks of those seeking to make him re-
spOnsible for the misfortuncs of our financial
p1sition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-24
TIE SHOE AND CLOTHING or EsTIoN

After diligent inquiry, we have satisfied our
self that no requisition Tor shoes or clothing for
the Army Of the Potornae upon the department
sl9s faiied TO be complied with promptly. We
sre Also now satisfied that the quarterrnastcr
of the Army of the Potomac has at no time
safI rd an ample supply of those articles; and
that the failure OF Gen. McClellan's troops TO
receive them as required up TO this hour, is
likely to turn out 10 be the result Of want of
energetic and businesslike management on the
part Of those charged with the duty of their
prompt distribution after their arrival there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-24
THE ASSERTION RECEIVED WITH FAVOR Bv
THE BRITISH PRESS.
TIKI BRITISH AND FRENCH PRESTON AMRR-
loan AFFAIRS

NEW YORK, Oct. 2s.-The steamship Kans.-
roo has arrived at this port, bringing me ,ssrrs
news by telegraph 20 Queenstown.
LIVERPOOL, Oct s.-The Hon. Mr.. Gladstone
made a statement, in a speech delivered a
South a nation, and that he considered sepax>.
ton certain.
The speech attracts great attention. ana
causes great natness in cotton. The paperx
generally approve Giadstone's remarks, a.
some think that a recognition OF the South win
soon follow. - ,
Cotton irregular, downward and unchancsd.
Breadstuffs dull, though steady. Provisions
fat. -.
LONDON, Oct. a.-The journals continue 4,
comment upon President Lincoin's proclaua-
ton.
The Daily News thinks IL has spoken too dis
paragingly OF il, and believes5t may do better
service than was At first supposed.
The London Telegraph anticipates from the
action Of the political parties in the North, not
anarchy, but an Issue out Of trouble. II ssys
the North is rousing itselfto snatch the conduct
Of affairs from those whose incapacity has
done the work Of treason.
Consols were selling at Dad. 49,
The Paris journals comment on the May
land campaign. The Constitutional Saws thst
IL does not regard il as decidedly Disastrous "a
the Confederates, whose sole aim was to csp-
ture Harper's Ferry.
The Moniteur says that the advantage re-
manned indispuiably with Mcclellan.
The royal amnesty has been notified TO Carl
baldi He goes shortly 10 Genoa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-24
SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK P. n.
PRISONERS GENT IN.

This morning Col. Robinson, Provost Marshal
Of the nth Army Corps, sent in from Centreville
the following prisoners:-Iewis Petit, 10th
Virginia; G. p. Garner, 14th Georgia; J. H.
Wood, I'd Virginia Cavalry; F. Moore, H. A.
Bull, John c. Sprigg, q. w. Coleman, and r.
c. Newman. The first three are prisoners Of
war, and the latter state prisoners, being
charged with aiding the enemy, attempting TO
raise guerilla bands, &c. They were all sent
to the Old Capitol.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-24
LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

NEWS FROM REBEL SOURCES.
sabine City, Texas, Occupied by Federal
Troops. -
I.orisvILLE. Oct a3.-The Grenada Appeal
says that Sabine City, Texas, was occupied
by the Federal forces last month.
Gen. Boyle has issued an order that all OH /.
GERS, whether sick or well, and not on special
duty. must join their regiments Immediately.
Morgan's forces, in two bands, were at
Litchficld and Browns Vile last evening, steal
ing horses, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-24

INSURANCE STAMPs.-Commiseion Bout
well has made the following decision in refer
ence TO insurance companies:
1. Each insurance policy, whether fire or
marine. must be stamped.
=. An open policy will require but one stamp
where the risks entered under such policy are
ali upon property of the policy holder.
3. Whenever certificates or other evidences
of ins urance are issued by the holder of an open
policy, every such paper must bear an appro-
PIRATE insurance stamp.
4. Whenever an insurance company refund
to the holder of an open policy any part of the
premium paid, because the policy has hot been
used III full, the amount so refunded may be
deducted from the premium received during
the quarter. and the tax 10 the Government NAV
be paid upon the remainder Pr0rided that this
regulation shall not apply TO money so re-
funded, on which the tax to the Government
shall moi have been previously paid
S. Dividends paid by mutual Insurance COM
panies to the insured, upon expiring or expired
policies, subject to the tax Of three per cent
under section 50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-24
THE DIFFICULTIES WITH THEPENN.
SYLyANIA COAL MINERS
ADJUSTED

PoTTsvILLE. Oct. 2i.-The difficulties among
the coal miners in Sohuylkill county. in regard
10 the draft. have been adjusted. tE
All is Tow quiet. the men resuming their
work, which has generally been suspended for
the last two days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-24
DEFEAT AND CAPTURE OF GUERILLAs.

JACKSON, Tenn, Oct 23.-faj. Gen. III. w.
Halieck, Generdi-in- Chief, Z. s. A.: A dispatch
just in says our cavalry, under Major Mudd,
ran into Haywood's partizan rangers, seven
miles west of Brownsville, killing one captain
and capturing about forty prisoners, sixty
horses and mules and n wagon load Of arms,
completely breaking mp the parties. Twill send
he prisoners to Alton. US. GRANT,
Major General COMMANDING
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-24
APPOINTMENTS

Brig. Gen. Lowell H. Rousseau TO be Major
General u. s. Volunteers
Major Robert S. Granger, 5th infantry, to be
Brigadier General u. S. Volunteers
John w. Mcclure to BE- Assistant q quarter
master of Volunteers, with the rank of Captain
J. H. Johnson, Of Kentucky. TO be Commits.
sary Of Subsistence of Volunteers, with the
rank of Captain.
Lieut.. Wilson I. Hartz TO be Assistant Adm
tant General OF Volunteers with the rank of
CAPTAIN
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EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS

=. Lieut.. Col. Ludlow, aid de -camp to Cen. Dix.
left here yesterday, under orders from the War
Department, for Aiken's Landing. Va, to meet
the commissioners on the part of the Confed-
crates with orders for the purpose of effecting
the exchange of Federal prisoners This is the
same officer 10 whom was delivered 1000 pris-
oners at the same place on the 9TH and 2lst of
last month.
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A number OF merchants and other business
men are urging the execution OF such measures
as will speedily open the entire Mississippi
river TO commerce, and ii is believed that plans
with this view are under consideration.
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ARRESTED.

A. F. Kimmell, proprietor OF the house bearing
his name, on street. in the rear Of the National,
has been arrested on the charge Of aiding in the
transportation Of contraband goods 10 Dixie, by
order of Major Doster, Provost Marshal, and
sent to the Old Capitol.
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RELEASED.

CIV. wilson, editor fthe Marlboro Gazette.
who was arr,sted on charge of publishing an
article interfering with the draft in Prince
Georges county, has been released.
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RH.ARRESTHD

MI. Vincent r. Jackson, who, it will be
remembered, was arrested on his return from
Richmond, and was released on giving bonds
to appear when required, has been re.arrcsted
and sent to the Old Capitol
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, CHICAGO, Oct. 23.-Full returns of the Iowa
State election are not yet in, but enough has.
however, been received to make it probable
that the Republican State ticket has been
elected by from 5000 to 10000 majority. The
Republicans elect all their candidates tor Con.
0reSS,
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NEW YORK STOCK Market.

NEW YORK, Oct 2t.--i1 y q. m.-Ftrst Board
US. Coupons, ISL, 100; 1910 Treasury Nosss,
1Gea; one year certificates, esa Old U. s. De-
mand Notes, 127&; Gold, l32k.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.

GENERAL BIZ ELL RELIEyED.
We learn that by an order just issued Gen.
Buell. has been relieved from the command of
the Union army in Kentucky, and Gen. Rose
Grams ordered to that position in his stead
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DROPPED.

BY direction Of the President, First Lieuten.
ant Frederick Dodge, 9th Cavalry, is dropped
from the rolls of the Army.
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LATEST FROM EyRoPx.
ARRIVAL or THE KaNeARoo

Mr.. GLADSTONE. IN. A SPEECH. AssERfs
THAT THE SOUTH HAS ESTABLISHED
ITS NATIONALITY.
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SThe Official correspondence from Mexico
shows that the constituted authorities of that
country are making the best preparations in
their power to resist the further invasion of the
country by the French.
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NTNOTICE.-An adjourned meeting of the
W. Boss Horse Shoers Of Washin gton b. c.
viii be held at Mr.. Thomas Mc(iuires on 18th St
between Maryland avenue and street on MON,
DAY EVENING, October 9Th, at ~ O'Clock
ny order OF Com mlttee. oc 24-Stt
NSTHE COLONIZATION SHIP NJ C. STE.
emigrsnts, on the Eth of November. from Baiti.
more for Liberia Apply for freight or passage to
Rev. VIM. MeLAIN Colonization Ofice washing
ton or Dr. JAS. HALL, No. 65 Second street
baltimore, ND. 1t.
N%TRlNITY PARISH.-The services in this
US Parish will D. v, be as follows, until fur
Divine Service at IL a. M, at the Court
Room IN the City Hsn SUNDAY school at half past
Chapel, corner of n street and Sixth Rector's
residence, 214 ST.. corner of Third &C 24-2ts
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REsIGNED.-Richard q. Mccormick has re-
signed his position of Chief Clerk of the Depart.
ment OF Agriculture, having accepted the
Union nomination for Congress in the first
district of New York, and entered upon the
canvas.