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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-29
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No. 48 CEDAR STREET, New YoRK.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-10-03

BY HP wALroN
nm aREAT QnEsrION.

The editor Of this journal cannot refrain
from expressing his own great satisfaction
and conetatulatiug lis readers, that while de-
barred from personal charge Of the editorial
department. as be has been since November
last, Dis place is moro than supplied by gentle
men whose ability 10 grasp the great qucs-
tons of the day is Of the highest order. They
deserve his lasting gratitude, and they shall
have IT, The author of the late article on
party platforms is towusman and friend.
whose hand has doubtless been recognized
already by the readers Of this journal The
anneN reply comes from distinguished
statesman Of national roputation-a peer with
John Quincy Adams-and one who TOR more
than thirty years has been recognized as
leader Of the anti-slayery wing of the Wing
and Republican parties. Though neither a
Vcrmonter nor New England man, be is
second 70 no living Northern statesman in
the venoradon of the people. His work in
Congress has been finished, and now it is
voluntary labor of love These writer's
reflect different opinions which exist not
only in The Republican party, but among all
lovers OF the country. The gravity of the
question deserves the bes, consideration Of
alb !, is worthy Of discussion by the a5'e-t
and best of men, inspired by the highest Wis
dom
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-10-03

Coz. FoRNEY ON THE MARYLAND CAM
PAIGN Col Forney writes thus from Wash
ington to the Philadelphia Press
1t is impossible for US to estimate the re-
suits of the recent victory at Shurpsburgh h--
This we cannot know until we have learned
from reliable sources the condition OF the re-
bel forces, and the effect Of our triumph upon
the political condition of the Southern Con-
federacy. | hear many persons denounoe Nc
Clellan for what they consider his ,ardlness
and inoapaoity in not capturing the rebel ar-
my or driving tinto the Potomac river A
charge like this may be speciously and genor-
ally made, but TO me u seems TO be extremely
unjust. have watched he last campaign of
Gen. Mcclellan with great interest, and on
reviewing it with camness and candor, do
not see how it is 10 be condemned, unless we
are disposed TO condemn yalor, energy and
consumate military skill. To have taken the
Army of the Potomac, which Pope had de-
nouncod for its Generalization and inoilicien-
cy, marched it over the greater part Of Mary
land-iought the most holly contested and
sauguinary battle Of the war, defeated the
combined rebel armies, aud driven them across
the Potomac is 10 have accomplished one Of
the most magnificent achievements OF modern
war. 1t is not many days since those who
deDounce Mcclellan were trembling for the
safety of Washington II is not many days
since the greatest army on tho face of the
earth was budding round the forts of the
capital, and dread OF the advancing rebel
hosts filed every breast, All this has passed
away. Mcclellan has relieved US from dan
ger, and saved Maryland aud Ponnsylyania.
Let as thank tho goods for what they have
done for US, and cease repining Let US ac-
cept the services Mcclellan has rendered the
state and pray thathis hands may be strength
ened for further uiumphs.
Somebody says ,ha. the oldest husbsndry
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-10-03

The attempt to destroy the stores and cars
at Manassas at the time that Gen. Banks fell
back to Centerville was failure. The cars
and engines were so little injured by the fire
that almost the entire number was got off by
the rebels. They secured six engines in this
way and large number of cars. Two of the
engines were in a sufficiently good order to
run at once. The rebels also got a large
amount Of supplies there, very httle dam
aged among them were a car load of harness,
and sufficient quantity of arms to supply
the soldiers and citizens with two or three
guns apiece
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-10-03

VERMONT ITEMS.
Parolod soldiers from Harpers Ferry main
tain, suys the Philadelphia North American,
that Col. Miles WIS killed by one Of his own
men. indignant at the surrender of the place.
TwELVrH REaMrNr Ills regiment,
about 20 go into camp, may bc assure Of exc
ccllcnt accommodations. We looked over
the barracks, in process Of completion few
days since and are satisfied that none but a
confirmed grumbler can say aught against
them, The main buildings ten ia number
for the reception Of the regiment, are large,
airy. commodious and lofty. and mo- pains
seems to have been spared by Gen. Davis 20
make them comfortable residing place for
the soldiers-measuring - IS. with a wide
aisle running between the borths. which ex-
tend, on each side Of the building Every
necessary laciitity is afforded for the comfort
and rcpose. In the rear of each one Of these
buildings which are Go accommodate a Com
pany is neat little kitchen; whore the ra-
tious are 90 Zoe properly cooked aud served
from The line officers are 60 BE domicilcd
in two comfortable buildings. while the field
and staff are % have building by themsel-
ve.. As far as we could see. unusual pains
hayoen taken TO make these buildings To- every
way appropriate for the reception of the reg
iment; and we shall be surprised if they are
not entirely satisfactory. Gen. Davis. Col
Blunt and Dr. Cummings, OF the Phunix.
have had the entire superntendcnce of the
constru tion Of these buildings, and have
been unwearied IN their efforts TO see that
they have been properly and substantially
ouilt'-h hA'"g'o" 4"'s''
AT West Fairlee. Vt. few nights since.
a man named Wilson was treated to ride
on "a wooden horse for expressing secession
sentiments. The nextday be went Co Brad
ford village to obtain legal redress. when the
C"Pl'ln "l company 40 volunteers stationed
th'te com pe'IeH Alm 10 oneer tne American
nag Inc captain tnen ordered nun To carry
lne nls a'' 'ue ai,efnoon' olt ne reused ana
'''' 'n' nag a"' u'oNe 'ne 'S-S''H' "ne'e'
upon 'ne soldiers gave h'm another T'de on "
ran one oi 'ne ,s'aing men OF 'he Vl'.age
'"''1' anu "a' POI "''u ''''i'
lsye also made remarks that offended the .ol-
diere. and party of them visited his premi-
ses that pigbt Tho farmer found them in
his orchard. and ,,ve chase. when one of the
number ran over ledge Of rocks and broke
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-10-03

Gov Morgan has issued orders for draft
in the State Of New York The draft is to
be made on the 10th Of October for 10000
men. The principal drafting will take place
in New York city, Kings county, Queens and
Wostohester counties The number required
from New York city is about 5000
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-10-03

Somebody says that the oldest husbandry
he knows Of is he marrying OF widower in
clover with a widow in weeds.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-10-03

The following is given by Col. Miles stoff
officers as the text Of his orders to Col. Ford
respecting the position Of Maryland Heights,
afterward abandoned by the latter;
" HARPEK's fERRY, Sept 10.
COL Ford, Commanding Maryland Heights
Since returned To this side, on close inspection,
find your position doionsble than Il appears VT
your station covered II Is all points by the
NON Of Gang iul You will hold on aud can hold On
until the rHpt tails drop oh
Yours % MILES, Col. I'd lnfantfy
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-20
Mniere Dercbrten beutfden Natrtc.

nniere oercbrten beutfben Hatrtp-
ttnnen {ebeu semib NIT BetrubniB, bag benz
tpadern peutl@en 9elben @isu INNER nod bic
pole Mnerfennuns pereutbalten piro, bic er in
man&er beiben S@la&t auf benz @9la1tfelpe 10
rei&li& peroient; uni man mlbte an Der @en19.
beit ser3peifeln, tpenn bas gerbtenI uberaQ 10
uaibtannt war0e. Sin slanstnbes Yeiipiel, bab
etslss ni@t Der SAL 1T, ~ipnbern Bag es Der gor-
trefti&feit bod mituuter selinet, lid bic eebabrenbe
Mus3ei9nuns ~ ertampfsn, lieert bic 8irma
Suffice, 6or> pausb 4 Co., beren neu erbaltene
9erbfwaaren etnen fDrmli@tnS turm Der Bemun-
oeruns unter ber Damenwelt berpOrserufen babeu.
9trr M. @uerba& labt ~ibrisens bielen Sturm
nit eetpphnttr Mrtisteit iiber lt& ergeben unb, un-
teritabt scn ber beiipieQpien BiQieteit ieiner neuer
sorsaaltden Waareu> fcroert er pertrauenspcQ
rlein Sabrbunbert in bic Shranten".
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-20
~ Mbt}u nberieben!

W. yllWl 6u uUel[Ipeu!
Nadosm i'd meine frIbere atf&t ct. pau
~ p~srlafsn ednali@ aufsesetsn, perbei& mid tuie-
otrnu1 Der Musabuns Der Gr3ti9eu praris tisr-
felb!t nit alien Offer mibmen, unb bpfe i'd un,r
bel lpr9faltiser unp bun,aner Bebaubluna meiner
pattenten has yertrauen unb bic 6reurb1taft
bss publitulas. tpeldes friiber in r,einer Berufs.
tbdtiefeit mir in 70 reidtn, @aa6e sef&enft psr-
ben it. rf9t balb trieeer 3u erterben.
SD s%arantire praftiide, mi7eni9aftli&f Be-
banplung auer n1einer patienten, iptuie apedn,d-
eise, ri&tise gcl5iebuns oaer 9rSberen 9irurai
iten Operationen.
Sn Beridf9tieuns etrjeBisen getridttn@ elb~
btrbaltniGe ptrce Id tas 9onUrar fir rneine
drstlide 3bdtiefeit beotutens geaen friiber Ct.
maBistn. unb ptrbe t6 fir geburtsbuIfi9e Sale
ltertauft nur bann Urgent Elm 9cnorar btan-
ipru@en, menn nadbem eigtnen Da-
%turtalten btr. habit Sntereifirten
w'rfli6 sute une prattii9e 6ulfsleiauna datt-
e~tfnnben bat.-Mrmtn pirb BON mir arafid.r
8atb unentaeltli9 trtbeilt.
Or. &ubpIpb Mlberti.
O11iee: Dritte @tra6e.' erabelber pou prn,
Sstp's liqueurfore, bic nd9fe Sbare rttrbelt
Warpin's porat0an- 5anrluns, zine 3reppe bod.
Spre&nuno.n: pom s bis 10 ubr Mer.
gems pom 10 bis 1 ubr Mittaes unb pom 6 bic S
ubr Ntenba.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-20

Gen.. Major Nope fam an, sersaneen.u
Rontas Ibeno nit BEN Ddmpfer Norttern-
Belle nebit Sab bier an. Das fur uns ni9i
psnis Interchangeable grsisuib 8ias pbne snt.
iprs&enee Mufresung %Soriittr, unb. mare Is MIDI
fir ben erten @tntralbefthl BON 16ten 5ept.
in ,rtl9em pope bic 1eternabmt bea Dtercom-
manbc5 %anseist, 10 pibttn mir taum, eab nj,
einen letsnbisen @eneral Maior bel uns sober
bergen. pope lGbt einen Militar. : slesrapbex
swif@en bier u. Sort @iesley tinriaten II. beab.
l9tist cine Mrmee BON 10000 Mann unter iei.
mem Befebl III cpucentriren.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-20

Staetratb8oerbanb1u neem.-@ iBune
am Ditnias ben is. Sept. 1862. 9err MeGor-
mid beridtet, ba6 er pom 20. Musut bic gum 2.
September an 0olontarfamilien 1856. 50 Inter
labuns ausbs3ablt. @barfmeiRer teri9tet
$5O8. 38 &innabmen In ben beibtn leSten @o-
den. uebel9ub Der 8rudeneinnabmt fur
bic lestea 3 Wo&en aber bic laufenben Mueeabtn
5000. 40.
@taetinsenieur beridtet, ba6 bic Briite in Der
MeiIitYpi.@ trabe aber Grout . 8rppt ppQenbet
lei uno $178. 81 estolet babe.
Der Contract an Did, Jrib unb Neinbarb fir
@teinbru@ an Der 9ten @traBe puros auf 6 Mp-
nate serlansert. la
8el&lpnen, taB 5tnrY @uoeburY. ESQ.
erma&tist tperee, f@ bel ben Meni9enfreunben
Der Glliden Stdptt gum 8efen Der uotbleieenben
Nanner, Grauen unc 8inotr gu nerwenoen, biz
ia Dor ben mSroeriiden Wiloen sou Der @renas
ia bic s=ta~::- ) r,,i&tet baten.
Den 9errn Brand unb Malb, 8auunternsb
n,ern BON Smatonna< Strabe wutteu fir ibre Ut,
beiten i'm &usuit You>s i'm 8etr &C pen $1077.-
Dc aussetsQt.
Das @~reetniB BET @pe3ial-@ abl fir Mlber.
mann Der 4ten @aro wuroe eepruft unt s. y.
Wrisbt fir ben erwablten Na1folser Don Nlpsrm.
Gpreoran big gum Ablauf Der Dieufaeit %belelben
ertl1rt. @ .-..
un bic betrefeneen 8aca, gen gu erleBen, wur-
be 6. .. Strou9 gum 99ulinlpeetur in Der 2ten
unb 6. zimmerman in Der Stem eetpablt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-20
@i6tiQ fir 6arn1er.

q !3uei Barr1en, ttbe 100 Ader enttalteub, 10.
bon bic cine 50, bic anbere Is Ader euItipirtes.
tiueeffn3tes 2anb BITTER 8obtuquaIitdt unb iebe
Dobnun8 nebf @laluns entbalt, {iub eutpebtr
y fanmen pttr 8etbeiIt fit btena britten
Ebeil gbes Grnteertrages, AZ .Dsrrenten. 0slabe.
farb be- ieeer Gartn 3 sAder. ,Dielelben Iieaeu
IN nd9Rtr Ndbe. Der Stabt Mem.ulu1. 0ute6
@aftt IN berl Ndbe. I:3usalGlfse 95erfoaeu e
tabre1l bad Ndbtre sbti 6rn. peinri@ Beb2te u
9eae, lIaa, uae u ssr 8tsattoa eer .Riaaelsta
6taat1aeitwx6,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-20
Il. Qonb-M Q6ri6ten.
eneral:@auptqnartier 9taat
Mimmeipta.

0eneral=P d,lptqaartter, 9tdat
~ imnefpta.
@entral. Mbiutanten- Officer
ct. paul. Minn.. Is. @ept. 1862.
@eneral<8e Nr. 48.
Da General Major pope ppn hem prafbenteu
Der Nerein. @taaten gum gou,manbeur bes Mi-
litar' Dspartemtnts bes gforsmeaeu ernannt tpor-
ben it, 10 tperben idn,mtli&e Ofd3iere int Cont
1aanbo Der perl@ieoenen iebt I'M Gelse eeeen biz
Snetaner befnbli9en ober an ben seri@iebenen
@ren3pcfen fationirten Iruppen>D eta&ements,
slei&piel Oh bteie Detadements aus ron ben ptr>
l9ieeenem Minneiota-8 olontar- &e8in,entern g.
nemmenen Gruppsn, ODER aus Der Golontar Mi-
liz bes Staates 3uiammenseltbt limb, fcfcrt ne
gen weiterer OrbreS an @eneral~ Maicr Sobn
Yope, ben &omutanseur bee Norotuef-D eparte-
.nents 3u rapportiren. =tt.-
@uf 8efebl bes @ommanbeurs en- &bef:
Oscar Malmro6,
General Npjutant Don Minneiota.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-20

Ote tapfere critic 8atterie perbieut in
Der Gbeilaabme uno Mdtuns bea @plfes Don Min-
neiota unter terl9iebenen i'm 6elbe be1npli9en
Corps einen ppr5as!i4enYlaB siaauuebmeu. Sbre
berrli9en 2eifunsen in Der 59la@t bel @b.lub
tpereen fir INNER Der @el9i@te ausebvren une
wabrli&, eelanee IS, pieBatterie an unlere Creme
gu ltationiren, 70 wirpen bic rebernen Mauler"
ibrer @el&iBe nit ben Netbbauten cine @pra9e
reren, bic cine gang anpere @irtuns babtn birfte
ais @ibleY's COMMANDO Wrief1yl. Q~ieutenant
pfaneer une @erseant Nasele baben an Der brit
ten @trabe, oberbalb r@on3ert 9au", Elm &etru~
tir-Bureau erri@tet unp mer eiuem Rutten, ia iebr
eutem &enpmmee itebenben unb gut 8efibrten
@orps beitreten Mil, Der melpe i& sur erlten Bat
terie.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-20

Die erfte S@arfihnten 3 Gpnpag,
ME. beren Captain pete!er gesenpdrtie Ober(f-
lieutenant unb auf 1Otasiaen 1rlaub bier an.pe-
ienp 1T, bate in ben lebten @&ladten Dor 3a-
ibinstpn einen 8erluit pom einen Gobten (0rans
@tOrrs) 5 Berwauoeten unp 2 @efaneenen unb
8 0ermi0ien.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-20
ntut Drp @ooo 9irma.
91mtt1 = 3o0lpr

in benz ebemaliaen 2otal Don $. &nor
Eaplpr
1aeen tets eprrdtbis Gin srobes M6ortiment pun
9uem= umb :@
.es ptl&e lie itbr
biQig biQi9 biQig fiji; uGalb"
'%anbisten. lnier Eager 1T neu unb wobl ousae
pabit uno teitebt aus allen @prteu pom
Waaren fir BEN e%e1pSbnlt9en 8ecarf
E Strumpftpaarert, -
3 ~ anfee= bottoms" &C., Z.
Belonbere gufmerfiamteit lenfen mir auf un5ere
a@tfarbtgen gebrudten GaIiros AZ
10 &ents bic garb. "
49,. unier
0n9ro5:O eparteu,ent
it ausseGattet nit @aarsn fur Sen yebarf BON
yanotauTeuten, unb mir tInnen lie 10 niepria per.
tau1sn, ais tie in &bieaso uub Nilmautee ~ ba-
ben ltnb.
Wr baten un5 Der Dieufe ees- beti.tteu uus
f'suaeli&en eeut1@en @erfdufere
@ermiaun s.. &bGfer.
perlltert. Der erfreut lein pirb, ben seebrten beut-
iten Jreunben au f3uparteu, uel9e ibn1 bic CUNT
lbrer 8unel4att e~rpeilen.
~ Smitb & Eaylor.
~8iQi9er Gaib=9 tpre"
= Bradtn-Ylas, Drttts@trase,
neben Der GrprebsOfFce @t. pauI, DRinn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-20

9ie @efetsebune unb Der 5nbianer.
frie9. SIN Musemeinen 9eben namcntli& int
@enat bic @el9aftte Der @eiebsebune unt belrn-
bers bas 5auptsel&dft eerlelbeu, bieg orbtreitune
unb Volirune pom @eiesentwiirfen fir ben Rries
et9en bic Snoianer, bic unterfusung ber notblei.
benten ppn BEN @ren3en entFubenen Mulebler
uno biz 8ewebrung u~nierer G'ren3en 70 ra19 Dor.
an, als IS pon elmer @pltspertretuns 3u erwarten
1T, bic i'm @trelei9 NIT jebt frietli&er 3eit, unb
fir friebliae 3wede erpdblt puroe. Dab oie1t
@e1eB8ebune li& ni&t ~ elmer . ollfanbi9en
@arbisuns Der Sa&lase aufi@winsea uno cine
Gbatisteit in suaem @abe e%ntfalten pirbe, pie
fe Der Drane Der l1mtanoe erbeii&t, baben mir
befar9tet unb lne aufrieeen, baB lie tpeni9fens
einieer Mabsn, auereines unter einera iartet
Drude BON Mueen, ii9 bemibt, ben aufie seles.
ten Grwartun9en na4autcmrnen.
Die cuff ben Snbianertries etc. I'D be3iebenten
Mabreseln, nit benen i& bic @elebeetun9 bisber
bei@aftist unb bic ite gum Spell idon bis 8eban-
oieuns an ben @ouSerneur bebuf l1nteriei&nuns
s~efSrhert bat, inb bic fuleenben:
1. Gin @eiebentwurt peG9er Is benz @ouser-
neur anbeimfelt, ldnes unierer ean3en Gren3e
na9 benz Chippewa uno Siour- @ebiet gu ettpa
20 Yuntte ~aus3updbleu, an beuert Bprbad> user
Vaulaoen- Sorts 9ebaut merben ioQen, unb ~
bisiem 3med has nStbise @elb auf ben Namen
bes @taates au bergen.
2. Cine @eleperwiQieuns BON $4,000 CUR
8efreitune eer aus Der llnterbrudune bes SSnbia-
neraufrubrs erra1lenben Soften.
Dieie Bib nertIst, bab bic e%enannte @umme
au ben, senannten i3wef inuerbalb 6 Muuaten
BON palFruus bieier Atte an sere&uet bon ben,
@puserneur unb @taatsidasmeite> au eineua
3insfuBe BON ni3t iiber 8 prc3ent PCT Sabr &C.
borst perben ipa auf ben Nauaen bes @taates.
Die 3inltn iolen balDidbrli@ in New-gort unb
has Capital in 10 9abren 3uriidstsablt werbtu.
Die @umu1e lou fir Staatspblisatipnen bon
ni9t unter $500 bas Stld aufsenpmmen per-
ben.
Our 3abluns Der 3inien ioa idbrlia uub in
unb mad benz SABRE 1867 cine jabrlide @teue,
CUR Bei@aFuns zines Gilsunssfonbs fur eas Ga.
pital aufstleet tuerben.
3. Cine @elbserpiQieuns bon 10000 DpQars
CUR unteraisune Der Gamilien Der Gla@tliuse.
1. @eri9iebene Rempriale al bic Matioualre-
sierune btbuf Gutl&doisune fir bic bur@ bic Sn.
pianer auseri&teteu gerlufe btbuf @erpeubuul
Der Standardization ~ bieiem :3wed.
S. Gin umfa0tnber @eitbeutwurf fir Dreu.
initiation Der Mili3.
6. Cine Bia, tpelde bic Orsaui1ation BON {
Gpmpagnitn @renjwebr fir Brown &punt,
4 49, --A- SH. Ne n DWnS - II e >
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Dritte @trab {, seesnuber ter Vresbyterian.
Rirde, ct pauI, Miun.
Jn etelem neu- unb freunbli@ ein9efi&ttte,
4aeerbter~@ alcon 1T tets 3u baben
BefeS 2agerbter 2 @la6 fir $ Gents
8alte Speifen unb Seine Gigarren.
G.. q RdnfI
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-20

Die frnennun9 zines beuti6eu Mr3-
ties fir zines Uer neuen &eein,snter II. etationi.
rune b~s1slbsn lit Der Ndbt bes S%neianer- Rritss.
l&auplases pare IS jeBt bic bS9ft :3eit. Wiro
SibleY aberbaupt citien 5erbt nod lcsl9laesn,
10 eel@iebt 60 balo uno raB Gin SnbiansrtreTen
obne siele unb i@were @eruunbuneen ni&t ab-
stbt, 1T befannt. gpn pel&em Nuben tSnnte
eenn Elm arjt pit Doctor @ieeer itin !? SIM Ma-
men uniercrS %clcaten, bic YieQei&t balb unter ben
Ruseln bes wilbeu Geinoes bluten perben, brin-
gen mir no&nals aui i&leunise MnFeuuns cea
perm Or. Nieser unp wireen nit Treupen per-
ntbmen, tab @ep. Stanley bieien Wtt Der 5u-
manitat getban.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-20

Die 0erdnberune Der 3eit Der
@taat8,pablen tetreFenb, purbe i'm 5aule
cine pom @enate aussebente unp bort lHon anse-
nommsne Bin pallvt, wel&e. bic 3eit Der 9taats~
tpabl som 2ten Dientae i'm OttOber auf ben e.
itta Dientas mad BEN erfen Men!ae i'm Mpsem.
Der serlest. Die 8ia sebt bebuf Mnnabme eiuer
Mbaneerurg, melde bas 5aus lit Der wSrtli9en
Januns Sprgensmuen, an ben @enat 3uriid ;
tpiro bas @menbment bort aooptirt unb untsrseid.
net Der Governor bic Bill, 10 1T bielute @;eles.
Der NQotment=6 onb fir bas Ste Nesi.
ntent 1T in ben 6dnpea pes Staatsl9atmeiters.
Das Nes'ment 1T nod INNER gum @adtbien0
an ber Gilentabn spilden Sata unb Euscumbia
ltat'onirt. Sberf8oreersruee's @ntla0unsseslut
wurbe am Bitten MuguR angenommen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-20

1nter ben m~a6acrirteu Ron Gayitain
Narib's 9ompASnie BON S. &esiuaent fnbea
mir %fclstnbt btuti9e Nan,tn benaunt: Corporal
8sAe, Selbat 9atob @tbrius, CIR. @oretr, 3.
3eafd. aas {
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-20

&ieuten. N1nt. Nfdnber pom Der triteu
Batterie 1T na@ New-1lm betabirt, UNI bic Or
gauiiattun per beibeu @omf aauien @rauiwebr
III Ibernehnen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-20

OaS brittle Neeiment 1T nun Iaut Dr.
meebetebl Mo. 118 in aQer 6orm auseewedit fit
tuoreen uno, weun bic 9erren Don bielem &eei>
nnsnt besbalb broben int 2anp einen n @ecelb" auf's
&ern triesen, barfen le BRETT brauf fsuern. Die
O&ien Der Anliepler iuQten bic 5erren iibrisens
"i@t fur r@eeeib" anleten uHo eas n&onFeeiren"
lonltt8er 9abe unlertr arn,sn &rtn3beuobner fSn-
men itt aud unterwess la1en, pbne bae ibnen
barum Don ibrem &ubme ais tapfere 8rieser e.
tpaS abQebt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-20

Die critic irif@e Gompaenie 1T enbli@
une mad lansem esieen our9 gerl@mel3uns Der
biellsen sSarsfelb @uarb" nit benz Bru9ltade
elmer Garriboult-G ompaenie soQ eeporptn. g.
frieeensridter ". s.. @uQipau 1T CAPTAIN.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-20

gu ben f1herften Mnseiben, tab bic
l@0nen Sage BON Mraniues" Sorabsr linb uuD bic
raube Sabresseit i'm Mn3hse lit, eebSrt aueroines
bic bunte J1rbung pea Walolauts, pas 9%ele9ent-
l'b 'ebt baltere une unbsimli&e 5erbfmetter unb
DE srltsn Nadtrsifs. bic ii9 l&on eiuselteat, al
leta anmutbtser perfanbigt uns bas 5erannaben
Der Sabres3eit 9errn Nlbrecbt'8 ueueiueeri&<
teter Nel5tpaarcu= Stpre, G. b. Mnaeise),
eenen briQlantes Sdaufenlter unp wpblausserii-
1tctes, reides Saser cine ME sslebene MuSmabl
mad Der n~eueitsn JaGon anseiertister 8url9ner
paarea e%ntfaltet. @aa it Der l9Dnlte lGwerte
Sbanl, perebrte Damen, obne cine vol pm. a.
bre4t's pra9tigen v@apes", mas ras nutelite
Wintereotam, ibr 6erren, obne Elm Yaar leiner
ele8anten une parmeu Sttcrbanpl9ube, einen
letner noblen pel3rIde pber Rappen? 3errn III.
bTedI's Eager umfobt pas 59Inite unp 8iQigte
i'm Marft.