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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-08-22
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bal! |tm WiiucaeihIlidsu uap aa1sme;>
ne TAI; aan;late &afFnrubs it racpu rie
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r;to Noieneran;'. Die 9iye 1T gun,
9taten. Der 5uncsnern 1T am Nurer.
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ju erbolin, unp ibre Mamas unp 6er,s
auetlieblen III l,bel.. Is miro {ul.,s erite
kline Notray!sttw Auna Rattfnoeu ; folaz
li9 werren intNtA 1ate Sdla9tl4ileerunz
9en ltbr ray, ia IN, tsinen prei5 Au babsn
ltin, Desbalb miro pas @fladft bes
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-08-22
Drci blutiee Yamiiientraa6bie lei
in Stem Wprf.

Die %folaencen sn1ltbliaen @orfdQe er>
eisneten lid in Stem yprf innerbaib nidt
gang elmer Mohe unc 3eiDen. nt!4 Briuz
lide 8rutalit1t III Ger @ettaot UNI (Ib
are;ft.
Der Nen ycrfer 1emottat pom Is Mu'
9ui:, ersiblt unter Ger usterlGrift nMprp
iii Der Alien Baro" fel3enres: SIN Nr.
80 Ga!harine.r muyee scrselterE MaAz
miita1 Bsicsst l,saftA 81 Sabre ai!
ppn ibrsm a.Fanne OinTis DaGAfriy nit
eiaem p:tpl ru.0 zen &opf ae{dc0en u.
ansentlidl;h 9e!Sc:et. Or M3trfr ,pnrz
&c Yetbaftet unc nab tem 4. @aro eta
tionsbaule 9etradt, ;ro CT Die Grfldruns
atDat, CAP CT nit ieiner 1rau f1tten Sab.
r. i'm bdueli.tm unitieren 9elebt, inrem
Te cem Irun.:e erseben 9erreifn. Al5 ct
9eitern Morssn mad Ger Mrteit se9an9en
babe Ct ne Ssrparnt, f4 3u teraulden, u,
ibr 9errobt rae, falls fe lei itiner &iid>
tebr betrunfen iein lolte> er fie auf Ter
Ste4e eri@ie6en wirbe, was 81, pa 81 bet
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-08-22
$. N. Niee ,picbsr Elm gutter Mamn.

~ ~A ~SSNS AV&SVSS SAN Su\SA avn
Gin srunriav< uno aemi0snloleres Or
gan res frediten pplitilden 6umbu9s,
Ter je auf rie Dummbeit unp Die Yartet~
%ee,b!0enbeit 8ertdnet als ras ~@olfs@
blatt," rarite ihwer aufiufneen fem in
Gem &ataloae rcutl@ omeriton;iher @cm<
mib , Qitera.u r. Nrd 1T faum bic
Druds.lamirse in Gem Nilb .rodsn eez
rpreen, in mel6em ertlirt miro, cab s..
u Nies, neil Ct lie Stlaverti ais eie
llrlade res &risaes unp Gle Ntitafune
reri,lten ais rie e,lte unp lsB.e YurslAafs
ciHss raue,nccn Utiesens tenns:ihuet, Gin
utterlauier, ~ Ten Nsputl,fausrn
fl, mel9er Die D.mofratie perla0sn =
uerlrdt pur@ bic 6ufuun3 auf cine Anz
teuuns cur@ 2ine,'n> II miir9t ta8 Or
gan pl6Bli@ aQ.s wieeer nit eeu 9rIeten
Mppetit binunter. mas IS 9e9en 3. 81.
&iee eppmi,t unp nenrt tenislben eineu
~ uten Mann" bios neil es zen
Mnjdein 0etpinnt, cap herlelte bic Nomi<
nation fir @ouperreur erbalten f6nne.
Mab,li&, es 1T nett aetomunen NIT
Dem publifum, bab bic fre6iie @emi1en>
loieseit Elm 10 l&amlolts SptsI unsefraft
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-08-22
Scrmif6te8.

@roBer Dontrouk. Dir Sous
tbern ganf ron EeutuGy in Gatrcltc,
wuree am IS. .. 81. in Der lJriite Tin 1
lbr rcn IS ptt1cnsn in Uni form, rreide
fb fir Scott's 9tsteusu GaYaueris ats
aaten, UNI 100000 Dcl!ars in Oc!e unc
Silter terautt.
mfebree5 perlorcnenS . f.
tee Der Staat Nprp : Garrlina bat
cas- SefsrionzD Davis Ntaimsnt latt. 5ein
1clf uno feline Center baten Zen @unlh,
in Die Union juriid;ufetren. uno gum er=
fen Male miro ett5 @er'an3en often III
Ger 9ancespu1e au6aentldt.
Du uNalei3b Staarart" erflirt bic
SADIE her 9teteQipn ilr %bofnuag5lpa uni
ia9t, je cher Ger Staot' lid mierer in csu
Sbus cer llaicn te3ste, ceito better Iei e5
fir i'm.
Grjmarr NJ lii III tcenmerifan l.
Ibron an. -lie Isstsn Na6z
ri6ten pen Gurepa lai1en e5 ais eewi6
erideinen, eab Ter @rSmar bic merifant>
lbs &rone annimmt. Birp cine 1crz
nenfrone unp Get 59ron Elm Gclterffubl
Wf1ren.
Oa5 1ltc Gorpo. 2uS elmer
Geruipoastni Ger ST.. Stae!s 3ri!un1.
Die erlte Dipilien reo II. Grrp5 ginA
ppr wenism Saaen mad Nleranrria ob,
man laat bo nd for Charleston. Wnbrz
i@einli6 1T ,cies rer Nnfan9 Ger prpjeflir<
ten Muf6lunB uniere5 @urps-rer Mpbr
bat isine Sdulristeit getban, rer Wobr
fam 9eGen.
Dian ersebt li9 bier be;usH& res
Sdidfals uniereo Corps lberbaupt in
lebr perldiepenen Nnfdten. Die cine 1T
bic, tab Is aufeel15t lpirpe uno Die 3.
Dipttonen als unabbdnei8e9 COMMANDO
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-08-22

por eintgen Tagsn a%rretirt. Sboleth
birasrlih AcfIsicet> mar ibr Serbalten rod
Elm lplhc5, cab es Usrcoht erreate. Gic
Aaten Dor, Gelcrteure. BON rcr NDcerol
Nrmee, unp auf Gem 9eimrpcge tearifsn
81 lst1.
1}sruer loete,t fs aus, eaB Ge jdfon einz
NAL oelertirt saber miecer. einasFonaen uno
jtyt gum ;~'reiten Male entmiidt leieu.
Sin BI'aer ron Iennellte crtaarte le ots
c@islstteu Yerlcncn nelhe i'm eff fu,sl;d
an1 Ter 2%ancntobe a%n9ebo!ten unp leires
Oeleso lolpie Dir utrisen Gfcftsn tsrautt
battsn. Cine scuoue unte1}uduue bate
sur Deloe, las fe als Spione fir ldulcig
tetunren rurcen ais St.obsnrduher unp
Sp'cIle n1ubtn llle ibre eerchte Gtrofe
aeltern Wit!a9 nabe rem @urabnieplote
o'eltr Stapt bibtn incsm ros urtbeiE
cut9 9angen sum Sore eetrabt au ,rerz
rem an ibnen upu;oaen murre.
Die s ntwerbtung pe6 Gpn<
toeertrten 4apteroelees.
Nld!5 ;ei9t ceuilider pas nabe 3ulamz
me'lltir6en eer llclidenGcr f6ceroticu an,
ais er ftetaencc Wiofrniue cc5 Gclfs8
0s9en Gle Nnnabme ypn GcnfSretirttn
pa2terAe!c, tter Zen iieItdc Bl1itIe te=
rih:en.
lr ~Nuauta (gcorsia) Gpn1ituticnz
ali't" mflret, raB in Gapanrab Elm Olonn
$500 ~inGpnrsrir!em NoNirraelee be,oblse,
um Elm $50 Stif iii Crib rofir ,u CT
boltc1t.
Das nMctile Neeiitre" teriatet, ros
Gin Oe|hdft5man1,, Nan,eu6 sSphn Gcmsn
i'll D(oblle ild ,meiaerte> Con f1rfrirtcs
Yaptsrhelc fir Waarn on,unebmen.
Sclpm 0eitau5 cies tbelreils III. Su
manden UiIen f1:ns uao wsrre tr fgine5
a%nnebmen.
Sa Simcn5 &lcirsr1elh1it lit Mctile
l@preerte Ger Glrvf> NamcneM DARIUS Wcbl,
ron e'nem @lfSturssr Go1coten fir Gin
0tu'o SO etf!drte. cher oleidseitiA CT
t0nne ea1lelee6e:no fir smei uuo Elm balt
Npuar5 erholte1, mern CT ctrra i'm Stonz
Re lel 1bn Vrtentdd5 Ia lit III tc;ahlen
Der SpIcat te;abite roa Vest;re, ,ciate
occr c'e Sa1e Gem YrpfcBzW ariAall an
rsr luI1rt rcu Glerf arre:iren Lief, uno i'm
mad St1dmc1e lhidte, c1uait CT iitrr Gle
n0rcltlbe Orsn;e acbrndt merce,
Wtnn nitbt Ioaenannte Sidprteitaz
Committees teItinren> eje jceen Soil pcn
Sermei9srunA Ger Nnnahu1c ocn Cents
cerstem Celce ftrena obnc9ten> 10 Nitric
nc Gntwtrtkuns mod si:l ir1cr iein.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-08-22
Die Termination Der republifanifden
Unions EouDcuticu.

unS ocrbebaltenp, bic 9eler lp1ter i'm
Gin;eincn wabrbeitSastreu NIT re,n 8er<
tbe rer ron Ger reputlitaniiden Unions
Convention nominirten Minner hefannt
3u MAIDEN, w,uen mir uns fir beute auf
rie Beme,funa beldrdnten, paB bic Mebr<
sabl t4rielten li6 in Zen Stellunaen, fir
wtlde le wieterum erfuren woreen iinp,
ols setrsue Diener res @oltes tewabrt
baben. Die neuen Mamen auf eem
2idst ater ssbSren pe,lunen an, eeren
Yatrictiemu6 al6 GurAer, reren unbez
Idoltmbsit al5 Yrisatleute ZEN, @olfe fein
9%eteimniD iinr. IS miro rer Democratic
icbr i&mer balteu, curd ibren Y1iuat>
Ga1afl;r - alDcn,eiu 0eadtete Widnner
Dem Golte ais Ganricaten por;ufubren,
sang otacltben coopn, ra6 ll@ in ibren
Nsibsn feiner Yun 70 untejmeifelter
9pya!it1t p%prfinret.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-08-22
@trumyfnaaren &c. ,e., Iumie
Tvds unr 0arperpbe@ Mrlitel fur 9errf'.

Wir babeu fir uulsrs isbr SerSumio gen ns"s''
qDfolitateu uNlsre Giutaute SsSea etc 'r"es's'
s.}atrs rcrpppysIt, III serlbisesnsn Sra'9tn otf.
oreiia4t in psr Itildt, u"lsrm Ns'peI's en-.
srSsers NusceanNns 81 sets' nnt m!1 p.us". Ky
IN aMiurelptc, iur pis3utuntt '1h %rslslesn 9"tsa
Nui,s unp gsrtrmcns au @srireuen babsn ws:ps,
ais won1it unjere 6irm1 t.sbrt wures. 80.
iUr Naulsu!s int 9anee %erlaut:n mtr uns e's
8smertung eaB uultrs Verin5anSsn !nr sS'.set"
yr;flufsr lGs5r aanIsis setetlt uuc mir Ct" s'so'
;;3i55r;5s1, atncvm tiaiaen ginfdafsu sufei's in sf'
yaae liuc, @rrtbeilc 81 tieten. 'te TtuFsr nee9
ME. INF r partner, Is. Ma9lfr, eat o'f'sm
NslIcrt unleyes @eitdItes ocrsultsben ntsinem :.
wsi ,,sp wira IS in lsiusr sswobnten 9Ss'ls N7
a~n,slcsca lsin laAsn, lpwuhl Wbrl',aIt "ls 9es'
.sil,srfaufe sur telonberen 3uf1lseerte'' Ger per-
rtn NGufsr Al eTectuircn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-08-22
Mlinne(ota Staatsritnng.
5ain1 paul, ben %. Mnauft 1868.
@cpuslifauiicbeS l1mipm &idet.

Sir 0cueetneur.
Stepben 81 iller,
pon 9tearns County.
Sir Qituteuant 0curerneur.
Charles .. g blerwoor,
ron GiImrre @cuutY.
Sir Staat5.S ecrstir.
DAWN 8~lafclN
ron Slmleat County.
Sir Staats. A%utitrr.
G9arlc6 McSlrath
son Nieeuet Grunts.
Sir @taats-@ &asmeirsr,
0tarleS g Defer
ron @alkinstun County.
Sir General Nnra!t,
0propn 6. cole.
pom Riee Gountr.
Sir G!ert ber Guprtme Court,
@eorae s. pottcr-
ocn 6rufon County.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-08-22

nit ion treiteu rarF >ltr. mas maj ron
Wen1hen, melde III elmer 3eilung prr
Elm paar @ohen lalen: 80. 81. N:ce
1T Gin e,flufter llsterliu,cr." uno jrb!
80. 6. Micc lit elm gutter Monn," pbne
rem Nifd nit Gtel Yon fb ~ 1dleurern.
tolten lpu, ras wouen mir benton, aber
ntht ousiplcheu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-08-22
Bi(i0cs Gn0ros un0 Gnoctoi(
Sticfcl> 11,,b @buDs
aim @e11Qft
HM rpn
Gpurao 6ptiau,
eaf1anfroEe. ;niihen rer 5. II. 6. Str,

11aU Ie7V3'b77
(99urmeier's 8lcd)
81. Vaul, MiEa.
Nauofaun. ute aufaepaf:! sGis latsr.
babe ids aud NIT Dem SeainMe lisles Btaelah'S
wirser mein 81 ENCOURAGEMENT anf tas SSt0'eialt.
gsi9ift eerihtst uno secrre eebba!s tets Elm
reidba(tiass ]%s1,uemsut CUR Iiarcl'io' l'esn.
81 ids miins Wacrsn birsft rc:1 rsa ar0Bfn
manufacsureu es5 ONeus fur n@alb" t;!t9s. 10
Bin ids in psu Stauo ssiftt, S2ieee!os'!en'srn
bic arSbtsa . rtbsi!sau aistsa. 1stsaan9sH %"
Qarb. 0aua,utsu psrssn whit ib te,srs!.
@leiafalls meresn ale Sc;ien St's'fln aas
@hube auf Ysit:.lunD %rieesrn, eausreaH Hne
prompt ansefertist fiji eis seu eartsn 3f'tfn pa
ieusen prtiitn. -,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-08-22
2(fl1f Nn2fiQrl1.
9etr0tIssM usetQe.

Ureunes' unb Vefonutsn bic %er9ebenc srssiss,
Gag mir ON San''tsa, esa 8. Nusut >u:a It rs.
Sar'3'ann, III tehsn Aird's, aetrat;t uus lcm;r III
cen SteHo fer Gte ~letreten ino.
eDteoar, 10. Auguf 1863.
NuAui ycn Utotn>
MathiI1e Hpn O'latu,
ceh WuIs.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-08-22
Mucrncucfce
: @uarcn

bat ipeteu ron Nep>yc,t
traaltcn unp c~jietirt benz publitum rcn Ct. pau!
upie BE-, LII ,eacup in Der REHABILITATION Muatpahl
uuo ~ zen b~;lislstn preilen bic 9ano'uns Don
., 90. SnQerlpu u. Comp
il iDrem
nsuen 5tc:no ,6auSc an Der 3. Stra"s
nabe ber bride,
g /. WauL Miune1ota.
0u Nol,, teS 3,iesss limb, mte a~a1f"'s'n re-
f,nnt. rie Vreile eer Yaumwoue" Naarfn pe'
b,utent as1 leeen ba mir ater einen arrBen Set'
r,th son oielsn Muuren baben, etr rer Der Siela'
ana ~oetauft purpe. 10 liuo mir in Stano st'ss.
pieiya tbiliaer III psrtauien ais irSenc en- ""es'sS
WsjhGft 1T Der Staes.
Teruer baben MIR
RltiSerrpTe uub maaren tnr
9alucu,
ais Wansiaeu, 95aw!s, Gloafs, 9a"e,d">s"
@trumyfmnarsn &c. &C., lumie
Tuue unc 0alperpte@W r'itel 1ur 3efffn'
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-08-22
RIeiocr 3cmgtn

cpa 123Gt auirdtts.
0enidtc son 15G.-$3.O0
Mentufy SEAMS, f. nieer'A Gig 4oe.
S0ir baten
@NwarSe @ei0eni{ptfe,
Meqeu< unb GpnnenlNirme,
9(c*eltc eebrudte GtoHe
lebr biib(6e Mu1ttr.
G5bapt5 II. &amen<Wf1ntel,
@anol0ube uub
Gtrumpf- M10rcl1.
Sn @cMuidten Muel!nsn> Osl'rsiItea
6%tiuinas, 1ids, Gottcnares UNI allen
anpsyn 5tcTTsn fir rem 9sw69nl'ben Se<
sarf tJrnm wir
auGcrorosntlide &%rrt5e'le
bitten, &lcu, eie beim Gtid rc:r r.! ccr
cue fanftn wp4en.
6 t5 IL Eub {,
GAmarse uno Taney Ga|iairs u. Satz
inct5 fir M}anner unp 8naber.
Ulauuclle 80: aucn 9!rtcn.
sD,ise Waaren, Gtifs;cien> Spiysn,
GrincI!ncn unp Balmurals,
,,Sabl Clocks" UNI
0anotdda&r.
Sn Der 1hat Nus5> mas SIR in &c,
Sran;be rcn
prp GOODS oSsr Dankte haii'"s
rtrlanst.
Oebt gum
uYiuiscu Gaib Stort"
Sc. 2lS Ste S,rabe>
glsssn esr &. @. Grr,sB OHies,
IS uintpauL Minnelcta. -
SsH> 5e1 GcrnaunS bdftr Il. ittts be-
reit, lrinen c~srsa.t:u oeutlhcn Eanealsn'sn 1rsuno"
lidit auf3uw1rtsu un2 ns atssnsiat, il:'eH sum
Grltaunen ,pehiIsl AZ Hsriautsn. s"'to
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-08-22
2gDrisuea ecSncaf

&sDEisa3 !}cfucEof.
j. Gin Srbl eeutIAsr Gl:srn, meIetcr Ger trcIi~
'thenS rrode maatig If, farm iwofcrt il, cs1nG cn~
rito'e!stidilt ee5 ltnterss,Aucteu cin,:eten. Nfi
Der @Eue!suus ra5 N1tert.
Schn 6. 3irfsIfeh
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-08-22
Scrtauot,

Cir JrausrlimmGr, I'm iGmmt(iaenauearbe;t
Hcdsa, Wc1ten, SUestn 81 ipul;. Ginc Irut-
|d'f cesr SGtrcsin Sprseipsen. Cine WsrEcn,
'reIde bic %.tsitea gut ~rcrltett, farm yru rautrn-
eer p!aslru!1g une eltem 2pbu bE1en, imcsm re
III lneiaer WrbnuuA 9amltit Wrenue, ~cttrtnlt
ct. pstsrltrabe, reer IN meiuem G!rrs, gds Ger
uAn Wpbsr'ItraFc, o%ufraat. -66
~. Nua. 6. N;cal.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-08-22

Ser Dsutids @u9lifeDe sduiperein
scist tisrmit On, ea6 ter(elts am
Sran;oa Cen so. NuBul,
els SStcnic
sistt, uni Iaes! Gle Glteru une Niaeer tam giu.
Die Ainecr Dccismmeln i'd fyIb 10 llNr III,
Sdulrta, Hne ~teaeFsn Id alasarn onf rsrUcfs
rIas ouf tenn Ct. Nntbcny Bera, tirter Garrcn-
tfra 5rtsl, rstsu eem i'm Snu tssriTircn 8u!-
tanf 'lAcn 5aus.
SIM Mu|trass ees S}srs;na:
S. y. Gsi!utr, fen, @efr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-08-22

Denff:,cs anahe ocrIa:e{7t.
Nrrlanet MINI Gin aut1r esutiAtr G1 ,te, ter
ELL gtsro ST ~tslpr0en NNp fieirs Wne3anse IL
pfr,hd,tsu Ws'b. GtcHir Gil rreen!tiGt1 %ceutittt5
M1>ti::i, um Sinesr III rarteu.
Ndasrss hi II. % lila III s, in icincr Si7:s
in Der Gnnie,t ,nn. 3. Sty.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-08-22
4lru-0oo0s IN $uktlon 9fhaatt..
Stbt Il: Tie 3cit gum Ginfauf ren
DrN=@ooD8 g
unC Der
,,Qbrap Cash Stcre"
it BET W(aB, fie 5u faufcn.
Annr 6 or

$, &no{ &ap(or
it 10 eten ron Nsw : 2Jrrf snridAetsbrt
uup enpfdnat jeyt feline Trabjabre>
uuc @ommeryorrdtte ron @aa'
ren, oefauft mdbrenp cee leBtsn "Tan't'"
nnp rerunter Giele hi rsr oltsten Huft'on'
ii jener Staet. .
Gr fam unb mir6 lie ouf bus
EiQiglte pcrfaufen.
Wiy uctsn cic Maarsn nid)t nit YET
Inf Ysytspieu, cter 10 wir ft "'ser'a e'n*
oetauft batsn, 70 lnp mir ens|dlc|sn, un@
fern Guuren ccn Nusen eaccu hatsn ~
lalsn.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-07-18
LATEST NEWS.

.Y"LATEsT FROM New IoRK.-Andrcws
the leader of the rioters was captured with
his black consort in house of ill-fame.--
5000 sabrcs and 100 muskcts were captured
from the mob The mob has been severely
handled by the military. The New York
7th Regiment is at home A regiment from
Buffalo and one from Michigan also arrived
Lees losses were put down at 1880.
At Port Hudson 1000 prisoners, 90 guns
and 10000 small arms were captured.
CuARIEsroN. Gen. Gilmore las captured
nearly all of Morris Island with II heavy
pieces of Ordnance, and prisoners, camp
equipagc, Sc.
The riot at Boston was soon put down.
The Northern Central road is now open
for travel through to Baltimore.
RIOT AT DANvIILE.-Wc learn that Sc.
rious rot commenced at Danvillc on Thurs
day, and some the day before Application
was made to the Governor for aid to sup
press the mob.
Gold is down TO 81 % at New York.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-07-18
s. M. PETTENG1I,T, q co
PENSsYLvANIASs IN THE BATrLr A.

PENNsyLvANIANs IN THE BATTLE AT
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES had n large
share in the late battle at Gettysburg. and
the blood of her sons was freely shed in
her defence. The three senior Generals
were Pennsylvanians, and the melancholy
list of casualties shows that ut least ,htty
Pennsylvania regiments were in the fight.
The nth Pennsylvania, tho 1st, 2d, 3D.,
4th. 9TH, 9th, 9Th, Sth, 9th 10th, 18th and
12th Reserves, the Pennsylvania battery,
the 23d, Goth, 56th, 62d, esd. GSth, Goth,
list, 10Th. s2d, SD, SSth, Goth, 91st, 93d,
9Sth, Goth, 10jth, 106th, 1O7th, 10th,
1l4th, 1l5th, 12lst, 139th, 14Oth, 141st,
142d, 143d, 145th, 147th, 14Sth, 149th,
150th 15lst, 15ith, 155th. Other regiments
from the State no doubt participated in the
battle, which was won by steady valor and
discipline on the part of the men, who were
we'll aware that the fighting was on their
own soil, and for the protection of their
own homes. Though much is due to the
brave officers and men engaged, the skill
and gcncralship shown in the disposition
and man@uvcring of the troops by the
gcneral-in-chcf is not, and never will be,
forgotten.
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GEORGE G. MEADE.
From Sici&.btirg,

AsIIlSGTOS, july Is.
Adviccs from Nicksburg to the evening
OF the Sth inst, state that 27,000 rebel sol
dirrS had been paroled up to that time. Six
ty thousand stand of small arms had been
found, mainly in good condition, and more
were being constantly discovered. They
were concealed in caves as well as in all sorts
o.. buildings.
The siege and sea coast guns found exceed
sixty, and the whole captured artillery is
above eco pieces. The stock Of the rebel
ammunition also proves TO be surprisingly
heavy.
The stock of army clothing is officially
invoced at S5,O0O,OO0, dive million) con
fcdcrate money. OF sugar, molasscs and
salt there is large quantity; sixty thou
sand pounds Of bacon were found in one
place
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-07-18

. ruE puAFrEp MiLItIA As the cOuscTiption act
-,un take effect In this district, we Publish the
siug circular Of instruction, which the provost
haitioucral has is-ucd inrclaion To the draft
ave-. An men Who have been mustered inio the
"a state. scr, iss under the call ~ the President
/ 'uitrl state. dated June l5, lada. Tor iIoops
A mouth. scr,isr, o. Nhp have volunteered ioT
Ate sefvico alone are liable ~ 'lbc dram under
uruIlusut act II any VI those who cave been
.fl into the United flaies sef,lcr shpuld be
a they will receive credit fT ihf time they
halp s,f,e el ur may yet srTye undeI their pies'
tsaReiucnt Those ~ drafted are 10 he taxi
ne descriptive roll ul dransi nen. and notl
uuueh thcir presrnt commanding utheeT. lhey
uuUl tuuhrf uflgIs, ruhiinuc un duiy silh The
.faiuu. 90 phieh they may belong At the line
%, aui. AZ thg rKllTaiiun ui ihatsrTfiee. all 10
d D. ihfr yras regiments isf tho coup llelian
,f trfH % trisies tha.e palisi out BY us.e'
ID state. o. hiair sgHigr, All h DRAFTED he
HIihti iLfaush lhrif enultnauiihf aihe gfs ahi
"a tarrIs,It H. ths rfp,osi Mafsilal % lhg dis'
Affs lh.y Btfr dIaiipii a. b. yniplltd ih me
rlaItfe.ftIHe iaf fhfte lraft iluaa ihs isis "a
uI.ilHtni lhf seiills iht quut0a ~ ne
.f a tle t|a WHHiii uiliua a. thr dfali ~ sell
- a4sfturi .aia ils tiste sftrf ta ninfiY
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I'Ec Surrender OF Vicltss,ury.

tlNClNNATI, july IA.
The Commercial received adviccs from
Nicksburg to the Sth inst Gen. Grant
finished the work Of paroling the rebel
prisoners. They number 3l,217.
The general officers captured includ Gen'ls
Pcmbcrton, Stevenson, Foncy, Smith, Lee,
Taylor, Herbert, Canning, Barton, Sharp,
Harris, Moore, Baldwin and Vaughan.
Immediately after tho surrender Of Vicls.
burg. sherman moved in the direction of
Big Black river with large army, and ON
the following day met Johnston in a drawn
up line of battle. \ sanguinary battle took
place, resulting in Johnaton's defeat and
capture OF 1000 prisoners.
Frank p. Blair is reported in possession
of jackson.
A rumor is in circulation that Port Hud-
son has surrendered to Gen. Banks on the
9th, and we tool; $4,000 prisoners.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-07-18

ehouldor straps-According to present rcgulaionf,
but worked on dark blue velvet.
Pantaloons-0f sky-bluc cloth. with double stripe
of dark blue cloth down the outer seam, each stripe
ono half inch wide, with space between of three
eighths Of an inch
Forage esp--Prescnt regulation.
FOR ENLISTED MEN.--Jackct-of sky.huc
kcrscy with dark blue trimmings cut like the cavai-
ry jacket, to come well down oil the obdomen.
1rowserR-Presont regulation sky-bluc.
Forage cap-Prcsent regulation
Men who still in service and unable to perform
effective field duty may be transferred to this corps.
Medical Inspectors, Surgeons in charge of ilospi-
tails, Military Commanders, and all others having
authority to discharge under existing laws and rcgu-
atons, forbidden to grant discharges to any men
under their control who may be fit for service in the
Invalid Corps.
For the convenience Of service, the men will be
selected for three different grades of duty. Those
who are most efficient and lc-bodied. and capable
Of performing guard duty, ETC.. etc, will be armed
Battalion. Thusc of the next degree of efficiency,
including those who have lost hand or an arm. and
the least effective, including those who have lost a
foot or leg to the companies of the Second OF Third
Batfaions; they will be armed with swords.
The duties will be chiefly to act ns provost guards
and garrsons for cities; guards for hospitals and
other public buildings and as clerks orderles, etc
found necessary they may be assigned to forts etc
Acting Assistant Provost Marshals General are
authorized to appoint Officers of the Regular service
or of the Invalid Corps to administer the oath Of
enlistment TO those mon VINO lulhlpd Tue prescribed
conditions of admssiod TO the Invalid CORPS viz
| That the applicant is unfit for scrvsce in the
field.
2. That he is fit for the duties, or some Of them,
indicated above.
8 That ifnot now in the service, ho was honorably
discharged.
4. That he is mcritorious and deserving.
For enlistment or further information apply TO the
Board OF Enrolment for the district in which the ap-
plicaut is u resident
JOHN KAY CLEMENT
Provost Marshal lith District, Pa.
pRov0Sr MARsnAL's OFFICE,
Harrisburg, June lj 1863.
Apply to
Capt. C. j. BRUNER, Sunbury,
Dep. Pro Marshal, lith District Pa for Northun.
bcrland County.
Sunbury, Juno 20. lSG3.--6t
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YEA CALL FROM THE SASITLIY COMMISSION TO
III FRIESDs OF THE SICK AND WoUNnEn SOLDIERS.
OF ciiblcs now most needed We would place butter
nd eggs foremost ON the list 4 few pounds oC fresh
utter carefully soldcred NJ in II tin can, would bo
sift precious MS gold to convalesccnt soldier and
any housewife could send her donation in that
riu, though she might not be able to spare enough
III keg or a Grkin. Each can, whatever its con-
uts, should be marked plainly with black paint,
ii every bottle sent to the army labeled distinctly
the label pasted on and thoroughly dried before
ckug Any thing leftby our farmers at rooms o
g sanitary Aid Society Of Sunbury and vicinity
Il be carefully forwarded
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-07-18

WAsHINGTcN, July Is.
The. following dispatch has been received
VicKsBuRG, Miss, July ia 3rM.
To Major General II, w, HALLEcK, Genera
IN CHIEF:
The following dispatch has just been
received from Gen. Banks
BEFORE PoRT HUDSON, July Sth, 1863
GENERAL The Mississippi is now opened
have the honor to inform you that the
garrison of Port Hudson surrendered un.
condt:onally this afternoon.
We shall take formal possession at seven
o'clock in the morning.
(SigneD n. p. BANKS,
Major General. .
(Signed) L. s. GRANT.
NIniOr Gencral
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-07-18

2 TuIRJN-sINrH PESNsYLyANIA MILITIA The
d Pennsylvania militia were organized last week
'n II. c. Allemsn, Of Harrisburg, was elected
oncl The regiment numbers eight hundred and
y officers aud men, and is composed of two com.
- f.om Mfliu county, two from Northumber'
!, three from Dauphin, two from Perry, and one
= Juniata. Tho regiment ia row in active service,