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Nbilipp stel3er, eisentbamer. al
ct. peter, Mtnn.
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baus bietet Neilenren unb &plt gdngern
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erlter Alale beanlprudt werpen fam.
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len bcS 9tlate6. h3.F
ct. Suits
peuti9c6 GAIT uno 8parptn9bauS
3um 9tuttgarter 9pf,
CAREER, Wtnn. :
Der llntersetdnste empfeblt 1i9 &eiienben uni
bietet ibnen ate Standardization 3u Dent b;Qigten
Vreile.
90 5taluuqen aut. ct. & uIt.
Seiter's
DnfDtub bpu1e,
NemzulmL Minn.
Der llnter3ei9nete henadri9ti9t bas publttutr,
oaB er unter ohtecm Namen Elm oeutl9es 9otel
crDfnet bat, oas Neilenben ale Bequcmlt9teiten
b~arbietet.
10 Sir 9tauunsen 1T etenfaas auf bas
Bette gelor9t. @ftttr.
@afbinAtpn=&aus.
Dritte @trabe, g t. peter, Mtnn.
Dieles 9ptel bat cine Mn3abl BON serdumisen
3in1mern unb beTbt iiberbaurt ATE Bequemltd-
teiten zines 3auies erlter 8lale.
Cute @talunsen flno benz 9aule bei9efugt.
Die ppit@aiie perlaBtb as rWalbi1stcn>5 aus'
fir Neu- ltln ieben 5reitae u. Mpntas Wpreen.,
Deter 6arfF. Giaenteuuer.
Gba8fQ 91u6,
Gba6fa, Mtnnelp1a.
l1nter3ei9nete beebren f9 biermit benz Yutli-
FUN ibr pobl eineertdtetes, nit alien Bequem
lt9tetten seriebenes @afbaus 3a enrpfeblen, bas
pon tetnem Gtablt0emeut,; in eirtr Der Staote am
Minneipta, meber mas Ginri9tuns nod 8ebant-
lung anbetrift, iibertrcFen ipiro.
W III unb 6Sdltn.
Deutl9er @otte6oienlf
IN Der 9mmanuelstirde Der esanselii4en 0emeia-
(I9aft, Gdeber Yint- unb elften @traBe, segen-
iiber Capt. Dana, itbena g onntae Morsen an1
10u6r, Abenbs ~ lbr.1 Mittpp4 Qbenba a
Qbr. OewaIb &ag9at prebieer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-08-30

1854 lsaAME@ - 1861:
@ranb 9apen &pute,
Die tlr3eite, bt1isfte uno CONFERENCE.-The
2tnfe nod sem Often!
d. aus Gifeubabn!!
aus9enummen IS Meilen. BON Wilpaufie
nod @ranb5anen, mel1e lit 6 @tunten
3%urudgele9t tperee nit ben ele<
gdnten Ddmpfern
Mtl ~ a utte np-Detrpft t.
Mee'lenoe,. bic in Milmaufie nit eemateneauae
anfrnmen, fnnnsn loslei6 an gprp eeben uao
Mof9sns atrel,en u. gepinntn pocur4 12Stuu-
ben an3sit pcr Semen, cie iber @bicaeo ,,ad be,u
Often reiien.
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10 be Niagarafdle bieten, iecer anoern Gpute
sDrsu3ieben. Man fabrt auf bieler 9inie ben
Nfil1pautie mad 1etrrit, 9amiltcn, @uspenfrn
Srlpee Niasaratrude), Buffalo, 3ctelsr, @y~
raeule, Nrn,, Utica, albany, Sen. gp,f, 8o(pn.
aorento, Sseensburg unb Moptreal.
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anbern Qinten.
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be5 Wefens ~ baben.
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then @Glten NIT alien 5prten @Btpaaren, ale
@diufen unb 3unge> S9wei5er unb Qimburee,
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Mrten Wirlten III meinem 9alpn %aufauparten.
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Al ) GentS.
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tab Ct inter obigem Nanen Gin beutldes SAT-;
baus erOfnet bat, no Neilenben ale 3equemlid
teiten bar9eboten llnb. -
Sir @talun9 1T ~ebenfa4s auf bas 3 efe selpret
Muau( 6 II ,
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Die Sei9e pe6 5elcen fam auf Dem
Dampfer Priority Star" in New Yort an
no fte Der Draper Der Start in feline Sbz
but nabm, UNI ite i'm @ouoemeursiimmer
Der @itD 5au au5teQen III la1en+
, 1862-02-27

Among the visitors to the prisoners At Camp
Douglas there Las been great inquiry for dnan~
cia1 relics OF the rebellion in the shape of Con-
federate notes, which for the first and only
time can be quoted at par. There are plenty
Of Southern wildcat notes Of all dcnosnina-
tons from fifteen cents Upward, bur our cii-
zens are too familiar with etunaptail to regard
it as curiosity. The regular issues Of the
Richmond government, the lowest denomina-
ton Of which are IS, were in demand and COM
marded ] premium. But OF these the rebels
1t Done!Eon had few. The raymasterhad not
recently been seen in that part OF the country.
One Of these notes we have seen. It Is en-
grayed by the Southern Bank Note Company.
The paper upon which the note is printed is
Of very good quality, and the engraving SINH
lar TO that Of the American Bank Note Com
pany. The time Of payment is six months
after the ratification Of q treaty Of peace be-
tween THE CONFEDERATE STATES and
THE UNITED STATES. They are fundable
in eight per cent. stock or bonds of the Con:
federste States Of America They are also re-
cciyahle in payment Of al dues except czpo:.
dues
We advise the sesesh at Camp Doug1as t.
close ont all they hare, for sixty days hence
the Conthieyeracy's promises TO pay will takt
their places as curiosities, ana have no othel
value,
, 1862-02-27

ISpcc;al Dispatch to the Chicago TribMe-J
SPRINGFIELD, February n, 1861.
Tie Committee on Revenue reported an ar-
ticle with Eve sections. It is the same as tho
article in the old Constitution, except that
section 4, relative 10 lands sold for taxes, is
stricken out.
After working at it al the morning the
Convention passed section % Of Judiciary
article. It provides that in all counties III the
State, except Cook, the County Courts shall
have probate jurisdiction; original juE;sdic-
ton in all criminal cases not extending to pun
isLment By death or Imprisonment in the pen
itcntiary, and without presentment By GRIND
Jury to such civil jurisdiction q the General
Assembly may yess N them, except that said
civil jurisdiction shall not extend to any suit
involving the title to real estate OF actions for
libel, slander, or seduction.
Section 60 WAS also passed, which provides
that the appellate jurisdiction Of county courts
ehalI include all cases arising from justices
and other inferior courts. While appeals from
them shall be to the circuit and supreme
courts
Section 81 was stricken ont. Section 80,
providing for clerks OF county courts, WAS
adopted Section IS, providing foz county
attorneys, wsz passed upon.
Section s s., providing for tEo justices from
each county; was passed upon, the same to
hold their Offices for two years Section IS
providing fcr q zherif, the whole term Of
whose Office shall be for four years, was
| passed upon Section Sc, imposing uniform
| tax upon all civil suits, to be applied towards
| the payment Of judges salaries, was passed
upon.
| Section 81 wss passed upon. It provides that
the above taz imposed upon suits in the coun-
IS courts, shall BE- applied o1zrds the salaries
| of county Judges and county attorneys. Al
t taxes imposed upon suits in the supreme anil
circuit courts to be paid into the State t1ca-
sur5. NO taxes are to be imposed upon suits
commenced in justices OF the peace courts.
Pending the discussion On section s., Tux
Convention adjourned.
Tie members Z: TIC CoayensE1n appear Il
besomevhat suhducd in their bearing to-al1
aId yesterday. It is evident taat they arc bc
ginning to fear that the people are not alto
gethcr satisfied with their doings. In M
dispatch Of yesterday I al made ii
say that in all the counties o
over $3.50 inhabitants, 4 recorder Of dseds II
be elected. It should be 55,009.
MI. O'AeIyeny ofcKed : section for the Judi
ciary article providing fora repoTterfoT The So
| prime Court, to be appointed By said coar
for six years, and the copyright Of his report
| to vest in The State.
ITO the Associated P7cEa.1
SPRINGFIELD, Feb 26--The CooTsntio
| spent the greater part OF the morning on sex
ton % cf The report Of the Judiciary Commit
! | tee After an animated debate, the Eecuo
3 | refez1lng to county courts was adopted.
, 1862-02-27
back on MurfTeesboro, about thirty miles

back on Murfreesboro, shout thirty miles
south OF Nashville.
The Judgment Of the Court Martial In the
case Of Col James kerrisan has been approved
issued carrying it into effect. The court did
not ind Kerrigan guilty Of treason, but ineff-
cheney, and Of conduct nnbecomln5 an officer,
in the gross neglect Of his military duty, g
manifested in the disorsanized and disgraeeful
condition Of bis regiment Kerrigan Was ad-
The New York 1ri5tt.:c>s Washington dis
patch states that several days have passed
sirce gun has been fired rom the rebel BAT
terics On the lower Potomac, although nnme,-
ous vessels hare sailed by them Although
rebel cannon seem to be in their places, It is
doubted d-whcther theJ be not hlackened logs,
and whether the g1nnets have not lett the
banks of the Potomac. Two Whitworth guns
reached General Hooker yesterday, and viii
be used to ascertain the true facts Of the Case
The FofzTs Washington dispatch says the
indications in the Senate to-day are clearly in
favor of the immediate passage OF Senltor
Trumbulrs Confi=cation bill, With an amend
nent freeing all slaves OF rebels Senator
Powell viii deliver speech to MORROW inst
the bill, and take occasion to explain his pre-
sent position as Senator, it being intimated
that his views arc inconsistent with his hold
ing his seat the present time.
The House Judiciary Committee are nearly
agreed on Confsc1ticl biz, but may possibly
await the action Of the Senate
Tie tremendous gale that commenced Sc
fu1ious1y on Monday night has dried up the
mud, and prepared solid ground for o1T sol:
diers to march over. Already q wondarful
| change h,s taken place, and the soldiers are
becoming confident that they are to move al
last.
W4su1SG7oS, Feb. s6--New mail routes
are to be speedily opened in Tennessee aud
| Kentucky. The Senate bill authorizing ttt
| Secretary Ct tic Treasury to issue c5rti.lcate:
| of Indebtedness to Government creditor:
| whcEe accounts have bee2 audited Will proba
/ bly rs.ss the House.
, 1862-02-27
FROM CAIRO.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune
CAIEo. Fcbaary -, 1871.
Cairo is quiet to- day and nothing Of interest
has transpired. Al military news is kept pro
foundly secret and under Secretary stanton's
orders cannot be telegraphed-
The mortar feet is finished, and the t,
chanics leave tor Chicago tonight
The gunboats are lying in the stream
Wounded soldiers arc continually passing
through here on their way home.
The Ohio is zapidlE rising, and nearly choked
up with DRIFT wood, and current very strong.
Nothing traEsplred in reference to Colun1~
bus. Reports from rebel sources repEcsent
that stand will be made ct Columbus, Ram
dolph, and Memphis, Tenn. Forces are con
stantly concentrating at Memphis, The streets
ta11i2adei with cotton bales. The zualorcl
reports OF the paciGcation Of Tennessee, Is
denied Late Memphis papers contain s say
ere Kar n.cssaCe from Harris.
, 1862-02-27

WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-The Treasury note
bill, after passing yesterday vas rcccntidered
and again sent back to the committee OF con-
ference, and amended, but promptly reported
to-day and passed finally. Its leading feature,
now that it has become law, ere:
Ffrst-The issue Of one hundred and fifty
millions Of Treasury notes, which are msde .
legal tender for MI private and public dues,
except in the payment of interest on the pub-
lie debt and duties On imports, which are to
be paid in coin
Secon6-The fifty million denand notes
Issued under the act Of July Last, and the ten
millions under the act Of this month, are to
be received for payment Of duties on imports.
Tnird-Notcs in sums Of not less thaa so
are convertible into bonds bearing six per
cent. interest, and redeen.sh1e in fTc years-
Fa@4ttE-TnG Secretary Of the Treasury is
authorized to issue registered bonds to the
t1ttnt Of ave hundred millions Of dollars, re-
GeeyDahlc at pleasure, after Eve years, for the
purpose Of fhrding Treasury notes a-d toat-
Ing debt
FJsaa-It provides for the deposit Of notes
for not less than thirty days 1t i've per centum
interest.
The tax bills will be reported in day or
two. ....
see4etaJ. Chase has m entirely different set
of bills. which viii be offered is substitute
In The House. IT,.
, 1862-02-27
THE PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS-

SENATE.
Mr. TIRE E3[BULL said it had been settled bT
the Supreme Court that Congress had the
power 10 pass conkscati0n bill. Government
has the right to take persons who may be
bound by contract, or take 2 child even, and
draft into the service Of the Governmens7 the
master calrot hold tl,e slave By any stronger
tenure
which provides for colonization. Hethoaghr
country tie laboriug men and producers and
if insisted upon, he should move to amend bI
providing for the colonization Of the slayc-
holders, who are dangerous to the coaady,
and whose loss would not be felt.
Mr. WILEY wanted to know where there
Was any constitutional power for the Peesi-
dents colorizing negToe=- He was willing to
cooperate in the most stringent measures foT
the ccnfscation Of property; but had the
Senator from Illinois counted the immense
cost OF the scheme OF colonlzations It would
cost $500 head to coloaize and keep iSnosaa.
slnves.
hlr. rO3{ER0T said his amendment would
obyiate that, as there would h. only few
Shareholders TO colonize.
Nj. NILLEf--"I propose to hang all sach
traitors, and thus save all the expense Of trans
portation." [4pplause in the galleries, which
was inmed;a1eiE checked by The CaaiEl
BIZ consent, Nj FEssESDEN introduced
bill authorizing the Secretary Of the Treasury
to issue to pubic creditors certificates for the
whole amount Of debt, in certificates OF not
less than 81 ,o00, parable in one Ycar, OF eaf-
| licr, 9. TIE option Of the Government, bearing
SIX Ter cert interest On motion Of IIr.
FESSENDEN it WIS taken up and passed.
| The Senate resumed the eonsl4eEat1on oi i
| the corfscaiion bill Ar. TEN E1Ch said
| there was great aversion at the Aorta 70 nav
| ing large masses of free negroes turned loose
| among them, nor could they be allowed to
| roam 1t large in the South
Mr. SUMNER entirely agreed with the seG'
| ator from Kansas poneroy) to obj.cting to
an recognition OF the fugitive slave. Law,
which he thought never had authority in the
! Cousitution. He moved to make q verbal
/ amendment to obyiate al suspicion Of any
t thing Of that kind The amehdment Tas aaop
| ted. -
| ssdeEt;ou was postpone until to-norrow-
| On motion Of Mr.. SUMNER, the senast
went into Executive session, and subsequent.
| n5i1rrrE1
, 1862-02-27

SENATE. ...........--
Ne=ss. DOOIJTTLE and SUMNER pre-
ferted petitions for emancipation.
M. McDOUGALL, from the Special Con-
mittee, reported bill for the establshuent
Of railroad and telegraph line from the Mis-
so111i river to the Pacific Ocean.
occupation and cultivation Of cotton lanas was
taken up. ..
re. HALE Of N. Fl. said that II the-war
could be presented to successful issue
without hurting anybody, he would BE- GID
Of it, Int be did not think that was fact- He
Thought there WIS great force in the ZEN arGs
Of the Senator from Massachusetts,, that the
seed time WIS upon. them. It is b fact that
seed tine IS upon us, ard II we do not take
CONTINUED on FOURTH PAGE
, 1862-02-27

LIST OF CASUALTIES N co. z, 1fTH ILLINOIS.
11th Illinois Regiment, Col. Ransom Comm anding.
Ofcia1 Report Of Company E, Captain Waddel.
Kn1xo-T1Iiam Leasherman, Daniel Leather
man, Cyrus El1od. Thomas King, VILLAIN Creasey,
John Reese, Joseph I<ith: BoliE Baker, A. Dodge,
WouSDED-Georce Crane. Charles Pieromett,
Uriah Pcz7r corp. d.. Bascork. Grin Cook, Holly
CEswfnrd7 Tm- Sexton. (atm oa.) G ". King,
John WadEina, ]. ToIrlin=on. VIM. UIl1, George
Hcnsley, John Harris, n. Leathe1n2n, ], BuIket.
jesse fps.
Fa1soEKaz- H. c. yore. John Harris,
gene cene Rsa.ona' % Co.'s broehcr, jerome B. Case, Il.
E. Armstrong, james Baker Harrison Colelaseur.
Wesley DerositeE, Jan. Gimrael, Vim. knishtir-
cale i. Sims.
, 1862-02-27

Sixty men Of Co. B, Capt Egg:eston, Of the
1st Wisconsin cavalry, hom Ripon. were
weighed By Balm & Bro. It Kenoeha, on Fr;-
day, with this result: Aggregate weight
12,270; average 1so5z lis eaeh-good fighting
pounds at that. What company IN the service
cnr heat {his9
, 1862-02-27
ORDER OF SECRETARY
STANTON.

: private dispatch reached Us last even;
from E s Sanford, Esq, the Govern
i Supervisor Of Military Telegraphs,
tive to the construction to be put
Il Secretary Stanton's order restrict
the publication Of War news.
ere seems to be no doubt that the pres
and doubtless temporary effect Of the
.er excludes from transmission by
graph III wsr news not pertain
. to the past and accom-
-hcd results Is the telegraph viii
/: transmit such news the press will not
eiye il The dispatch Of Nj Sanford
'yc referred to. by the instruction Of Sec
.1y stanton defines the limits Of newsre-
vel from other sources than the telegraph
.ich exclude publication .of 81 details
II shall serve to giyethe enemy the lntend-
movements, position and strength OF
. Goyern,ncr: forces, while full laatule
Il be given as heretofore to the cones
ai,ace descriptive Of battles, unless
si>ccial cases where temporary SUP
..ssioa may be required
, 1862-02-27

FORGING D1AFAXIHES.
Tic secession 1.aes and its feeble echo,
Er<aino Journal, have found a mares
:; in one e GU Washington Specials,
.ic1 We rtpiin1 from or issue Of the
!:
WASHINGTON. February =.
S-c.r:a-; stsn.cr authorizes IT snpns.1c de-
,,ha: he made at tie Rslroad Convention the
:a5i : at;rihI,1ng 70 Mcclellan the western VIC
-. Naiea wc1r taistiy imputed to hin o. the
cis.ei TfeeE Agent. &c ras3Eo44cea Il On
49, -;r7e:y, dsr;<sd ~ f1z Il C:ss7aa c,i7ue1
!. Is charged tha: the portion which is
u. ised, IVES interpoiated in our Office
:."r the reee:p: Of the dispatch The
...:se Is nlalicisas1r false The dispatch
IS Printed verl,==::ina IS received from our
vcial Washington reporter. And we
:,r further that there is nothing in it he
It'd desire to amend. The fct that this
.rti,,n Of the same dispatch sent to the
:ac;nEati Gd=stH was struck out by them
l. no:l:ing to do with the question We
.It3: il, that We published the GispaicA
received Il contained rebuke to vii
i i.:st!s Of te:eE+aphic news from Wash
.:=:.:.n which told uron them The daring
naycrr Of n,a:aufa cts.riing for tie press q
rceca from Secretary Stanton, and an Tn
served Tuf for Gen. Mcclellan, naEite:1
::c Sharp retuke it has received in other
.rcr3.s les;Gss CUTS, il isan cid n:ck st
Washington, and # the term CLIQUE is
:i<c:iuaaslc as :Tplied to the aathoTs Of .
,,:a1-se IS impuGs,tt as It has been persist
Il. viii anybody suggest another ap2ro
I:u:c tenn
, 1862-02-27
uQ21 S1VEEEU eyEE.
Albeit unused to tie melting mood,
DTop'dteats as fast IS The Arabian trees
Their fcfdic{uaI o11ru

We congratulate Andrew johnson. the fear
less and patriotic, upon the restoration Of his
son; and We trust that the day is not far dis
tant when they will be able to return to their
homes and there exert their cloquence to con-
vince their neighbors tia. the strength Of the
Union 2r1ns viii be exerted only for the pres
eryation Of the government, and never used
for purposes Of aggression upon the vested
, 1862-02-27
PAID AS FOLLOWS :.
A s s SETSs

TIE Trustees have declared SCRIP DIVIDEND OE
F1ETT FER GEM Gdo out Of the profits for the
yer Parties i1teressed obtain their Certificates
ca acd .fter the hyxt tsJ Of March ne1.
Tie Trustees have 1lso decis<ed CASH DIVIDEND
OF sETEN PEE CENT. O. Oh the Outstanding scrip
Of TIE Company. cEt OF the Accumulated Interest," pay
s.c en- the FIST cay Of March 2e1 at the Office <t.e
Company
TIE Tutsees have t1.thsr dec1szE9 th1s sitter
trx Ecu- EC11red Thousand Do1ar5 ttEn.o3o as
Capi.al, ;Ex certificates {ssced ty this Company II
1859 and $50 be retee1ed n CASa CT and att;c the
nrsf csy 4f March nexr On 1;e=ens1toa at the oi3is
ox tie Company. =z t=t Il further laterezt on me
szrae EA1ll eeaEe-
E-ETATH3ETE
, 1862-02-27
Trade with
the South
THE APPQRTloNMEMT BILL PASSED
BOTH HOUSES.
7HETEtEGRAPH CENSORSHIP !.
Gard of Mr.. Sanford.

NAsE..GIoH, February 2s, 1882.
The undersigned gives notice to the public
that the military possession OF the telegraph
taken By order Of the President, viii make no
change Whatever in the conduct Of the social,
private and commercial business By telegraph.
The lines and business remain in the hands Of
telegraph officers duly authorized By the War
Department.
Signed, E. s. SANFORD,
President American Telegraph Co.
, 1862-02-27
The Ttihunf.


Some Of the Fort Done;son pxis-
say that John Bell is in very bad
ith, and viii not live many weeks. He
Il times perfectly insane John G.
ckinrmgc has become an ha5itusl
alara. He IS now in Tennessee
, 1862-02-27
Robert johnson, ef Tennessee.

Our correspondents from the left Of General
Bueu's Department, attached to General Car
teFs Brigade, uear Cumberland Gap, give the
gratifying intelligence that this noble son Of
he distinguished senator has reached the
Union camp at Flat Lick Ford in safety. He
xas over two weeks in ef1ectiug his escape,
after Incredible difficulties. bis presence
among the loyal Tenne.seeaus and Cur other
regiments bad most inspiring effect, and his
narrative Of the atrocities committed By the
secession fends Was directed to men,