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Wir ba!tsn oas srG6te Eager son Spcserei.
Baarsu i'll Ct. pauI> uro 3anefaaIeute rerreu
es IN ibrsm5ntersle iiaeeu> lei uns pcr5uipredcu,
etc lie anberRmr fan Eli.
@nciuioe Mseutcu fir
bic Milrauti:z uno prairie cu CHEN
G'jenbakn, Oalsna uno Miuncz
Ioto Nofst COMPANY
Nurttern.9 Cine 9jadct gcnarary~ uno Great 1e-
fern lispatd..
SrahtecNtratte iregceu III tcu Yprt( , lba{tettn
8eeiugunaeN atgelhle0en nah bem
Often uub SIben.
IebsrtheuerunGeu II. Us,lulte purd bic Qinien,
Die vi. Y%ertre!en, nctrscn auf in lrcrOif prompt
unr innea o%eju|tirt.
Wir cnpfansen uno pcrId;fsn jsteTrl9t pbne
Grtraser9uIuu9 yen II. rab Ter Vra!rie hi Gbien
&ilsutabn. :
Bur tsicnecru GouYcnisu; uuisrer e~erstrten
eeHtiden Oeibaftsfrssnte baten mir sinea butt
lhen 9lerf, .,l -.s.-- <
5erru @brnrb 3;t,.fuernnann,
ansefclt. Der lU sir tsirioerso Bsraniigen bar
aus MAIDEN tpiro, lsine esE:i4su 9anesleutc auf
saS grpmrtelt it, 81 tshicuen:- :. ~t}-E<E
Hnrun 4. Sha,nNIin
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-03-28

Spn Capt. SeDt8 @ompa9nie. iinS
IN Staatsldaymeiiier Sbas. SaeHsr$ 140l.UO
al5 NIetmentgelesr fir bic Jamilieu eer SfF3irre
uno @plralen Der Gempaguie eingesaugeu,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-03-28

raL ais mir ris Blu9l sreri1.n. @prwart5 aus
ptu Museu, l9adte man oieie i9redliaen @a.
seu. uno tsi ben SSnen .einer polfa e,muntsrtsn
l4 uulsrs @smltttr. Sn Der Mlitts hss ruNssn
Qetent, Tnb mir int bleiGtn 1oet. Is 1T nun
70 Ter 2auf rer @tlt. 2crt f~au!enbe ~isebenbe
aSrper, bier @tsr3r, 6rrb9nn une pel'a. -
Dsg tie MIuFt it rMas" nno Gin %ih DC &
Iaset uns Gin i'm 9tamsu ts5 Wsnera!a, enquire
ten. Die Mitslieeer Ter @ante sieteu l@ 3u-
rid unb laleu V&'s sut isi. bsins 8irr. tas IT,"
nen auf @ertral-Aufen seri4snft rire.
DuGy for the @ener,l! @ir treten Gin unb Gin
S.ter uaG Der &eibe rrirb bem General scrgs~
tsQt, me!dtr i'm eann teriliG, tsmiatommt in
l,il,sm 0etre4enen Gnelilb une i'm auf eerts
@.leaienmanier bic 9eno ldittelt. Gine Inter.
reeuns folet uub wdbrenb Der elite 1l& mi: benz
Golpnel unttrb1lt. babe id 3tit, isin Asu6ert5
iu's sguse ;u fa0sn. Gin Mann srn ca, 6 Sup
9Its, ltlant ME cine GiAte anb fGSn prrportir-
nirt. @ein Glitter mag sw.i9m so unb 60 Sat.
rsn fin. @f;ne Ybsirsncmie II mile u. iirtn9e.
6 cine @anssn tisf ssfur4t, tlibenoen Iussn u,p
Nb!srnale. 0a;u ned icin i&mar3 rtsr oielmebr
eiisusraues 9auptbaar uuc leint enurr1sn Mns-
tah;ps ala gictcr Gmanusl, rnb Gle batsH Sar
i6 einsn ltSnsn 1yrns ei'ss adten @eteranen,
eiue5 Manuss, jeter 3cQ Scleot. @o lit u.s.
tptb> tsr llnearil&e 0reibeitafdmrfer> Der frtis
emsritanildt @eneral. llNwiutab!li9 bcdte iG
an Goseiuacr, an Ysrtrans, an Bluder, al Zen
srcB:n 5riet.i1. bpb ntbuen sic i'm fir @Qss
III Matm, niemals meyteu @ie G 'nesSIsiter
faten. ABir Nno iols, SOn itm'ba!s1ne;rt i'll
werbcn. 49, Opd, e ioest uns sii. eu Vlas
yund, nit i'm 81 ~t,infen, wsltes abey aud Sci
nsr ousldldst, ais ter =. M.. mprauf Der &C.
neral ad%lsl3adene tsmsrtt: rGs it lelte gut.
| Sfnperensitr ~ i,iu." 81 sriots unS is;ne l9S-
te DISCRIMINATING BON Nctatilita!sn Gurrpas
ure &merifa5> 9aiisr &En;se, 6s!ensari9aae,
UsnrrGle (!niun II. SsrIhl Statuet!ea uub
bubld,s @sl4ter ees batiAeren @slAledt5 uno
u nsroebsn awsi traulidt Gtuaosn. Grin 2iet~
ling. Gin ma6tieer 5uup Ger NtufNnt!onpross>
liest urter Rem Slide ST. isinen TiBsa une m0b>
renb tcr 0euetA Jpn lreiGslt, erSablt CT uus be-
ids;eeu, cap eisies treue 5 ier i'm III manbeu
O'siedtsn tesleitet uus 10 iarintet he 3sit. @ir
iagsu quite Madt una werfen uns auf uuiere &et-
ten nit eem Gewubtlsia tiuen Gsneral var srsl-
lsnee srlsbsn une sstSrt 81 baten. 9atten mir
nsetr 2lstetbS> bann eiirIte bic Htrutlif bale eiu
ts eeum %!auea,nus fn9eu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-03-28

Nfanomeiitrr Gcf lit ~iser ZEN r%clisti-
tpieris umberbummelnc,u rWrunssrn" auf ter
3erle. Sperrt cure Oruussr sin icnt wsrosu |c
cpuIcrit,r!.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-03-28

Dtncfratifhe Scrwablcn OH ben &C.
mSgn!i9sn @nblplassn bsutsN adm;t'as smiltsa
3 urp 6 ltr fir @arcteams uab 0slesaten fir
bi, Geusenticu an nGaitcn Mrn!lg.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-03-28
.0eutlb=cu0li1be SHnlc.

NGit tsm IS. llrr:l iua eia neucr GURUS unter
r:urm n.utu yctrsr tsaiunsn. IS Nib ~ectetsn,
rit 5ti,'er !~alois1 onsumssen. Mab GISf-
nuus RS GURUS p,,rtr Yrr NYril t, ). teiuf
Mrhan5;r Metr a~ufgeNrmmeN.
SIM Mu5ttaoc res >. 6. @4ulusrsins
IS. Nred, 2sbrer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-03-28
Allcn 4 Comsto{k
New> yprf 9torf
D(iuncapp!i5> Minne@pta

W~ttUItufp!IS/ Ut'1Nt ""
hateu it, ibrsm Weihlit 5rn. 9einrl9 ). yucte
euae5irt, weldber tets r:freut ,cl1 1plrp, lsl0en
ttuIium Dreuncsu has tste Eager ppn Aaaren
an Wtulitr uuo Uu:e rrrsulsaeh, wsld'tS nur I'm
Npiurel Gil = S9al su inceu it, une Ias5 gu 10
tiuiacu Wrsijcu, wis ea esr Mt0rtt nuv s1wS9llht.
Ssrru 0ucd;'5 Nsnntuib in rielsm Os|6a'',
hsfibi1t i'm, in alien Wrard'eaz M'ers! 81 os1'
tiui1lttl NIs!jtu III llrTcrn. Gule 9lpFe Nue'
pabl ppn ySauleu Wulcsa uvr cfr lsEtfn yrelae!f
b0DuuD A~e!"uI'> aar~1ssr:
IeNtnl5,
,NifrrH'a,
drill,
Sbectinl.
ShirtiaA,
sub u. Galen>lr,
NUts II. Qjlisen,
Siitie( unc Shube,
:pslde esu tsrcH tttu tsu1lusn VubIifnm III 1:eer
Bs;itbun1 @efrieci9uug acbtn merein.
Die Iunln r1reeu s~birfalt5 til! Ne'belt ,b1e
girtIufe IN umlsre Eager MAIDEN, ":io Tl1s:n
ueas ,up prautpoIs StrTc, ais
Seice,
Yopl;n5,
Dtlatne5>
o. Bei3eS,
Watines,
8olenc!aS,
>Nloics>
Nahomptta5, &C. &c.
M!{o rsyleG! uilt ZEN Mew'yorf S!r1e ven
Nilen II. Grr;itod,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-03-28
In9cbot.tc Uorno
3u1n s. erfu

Der l%lntereiGnete bat gum Gsrfauf eine .anss~
taute Garn,, (yanb Ssu liter 0it). telesen in
Walbinetpn Cunts, Minnr 4 Meilcn Ycn Gtiu.
wa!er, i'll Ter NGbe spn eer st. paui une Stil-
mater Stra6e. " st5 @
Deegleiten fell: peri9:eeene Studc untetAu-
tts SO. I Barmlano, irnerbalb 3-5 Msiteu Yuu
Der eenannten Giant, ws!are tiais fir taar Ssr
fauft pire. - 49,
&tiumater, Minn. Sbps. S. WorIS.
Z. Mdr3 1863. 9ancler in 0runeeiesn>
3 MT tbum.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-03-28

Nzg} Mau iterlebe M 1T. 9mitb X Cos.
NnSsiDs ni9t, pslte siuen peutl9en Sunsen per-
lau9en. g. .
Sum- 8citen eiutS 9oipita1=Tones
fir Ri. n@iselguarb" triro Scn bicl9ea ceatl9sn
0amtn an, na&lsn montas Elm Saa nerantal-
tel, q. :. Nn;.) te0sn 8elu@ mir aQsa, me!de
nit unlern trayen @plratsn 'ympat9iilrsn unb
tpel4s5 ratrivtil1t 5sr3 tbut eaS ni@t - bier
nit auf has 9ere empfuDlen bateu molten unb
nit MI 10 tslIe:m @etpiNen empfeblen ~tSunen, Ia
uir uon cen eesbrtea untsruebmerianen cisies
Jsitss bic 8irsi&aft batsn, oaB fir bic bette Be-
w~irt9uns une untsrbaltn,s Der @aae sclcrot
,p;rb. Dsbt, 3ur Gbre tsr Gapfsrn une nus Ga
lau!erie fir bic Iamen. d
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-03-28

8on Sort Mbercrombie, es1en Warni>
ion 9 @eGspilnoer neuereinss srbalten bat, 1T
bic NaAri9t sinsetrcFsa, bic Sicnr leisn Son Ct.
Sclepb aus tprtbin aut tem Best. pic Anise-
let in @sprostcwn irQm unt.r m!lit1ril9er @e-
teduue nod lem 8rrt sstradt uereen, UNI lie &C.
gen ben er.1artsiea anfaa Der @irur su i9usen.
ES Die aeuen 9ridtn utrr esn pSlsinen
&cttenwpoe"= nnb n8lue Gartb4-G!u5 pureen
bu,3 baa GbaupajIsr fprtserl6en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-03-28
@tabt= II. Observation-Disclosures
@sncral=$ tGmartier. Gtaat
miMuejpta.
@eueral- Mejutnnten Sffics.1
81. Vaul |, 26. MIys 1863.

'
Generolz 9efehl Nr. 5.
3isbunss. Grmmil1rs, Grreait~S fFsit.e, un'
t:r(a9ans5@Ac uuo als aneern @'rIpnsn,
ns!4e Tereeruasen on bic @trtin, Staatm pa
ben fir Oisalts, mslae lie III Grrtinenns nit Get
Gnrcairans su Milis iii esI;n @taa'e Md esn
Wrnsral.B ;fsblen Sic. 81, 80 uao 81, 3teias'
fols: roH 1862. ersanasa Sun eie(sm yRreaa, O.
lsil!st batsa. Nsrs,n tisrmi; aasem;el sn, ibrs ST.
e!1ut!5ungeu (GrudsEs) al o9st res Gem IS.
Sage rss ndalten Nprl eiN5arsit3en.
S1mmtliUs 8e4!aatisuaasn, sc ii e~eGSri0er
l0c1m aussemadt uus ran rcss Osussrnsur tfs
S!aate5 9euetns;Jt iino, ncrsen Gil tsm ~otf1,ae-
nanunu Sage rsw 8irau tss Wsasral. NtjE~
tanten Ger Nrmeen tsbui Ys!i9ti3nu5 suScFea:
*perctu.
Mui Wefebl te5 Gcmmar>euys en- Gbsf:
Oscar MQlmroS>
Ueneral. Mejuteat neu Dtiunel vta.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-03-28
Ntue Drp @oob irma.
@,nitb $3aDlor

SolotfD
in Dem ebemaliaen 2ofal BON $. &uor
EaYlor
baben tets s~prrit9ig eu srcBts ANortimeut ~
@ucu= Mtlb mpce=&dare,n.
psl&t ie itbr
btutg biQi1 biui9 fir uGab"
a%nti'ten. llnIer easer il neu unb wobl aus1t.
ratlt unb tsliebt aus allen @orten sen
Waaren fir ZEN 9erp6tnli@en 8etarf.
Gtru.np f,paaret. - -
~ anfeez NDtipn6 s. &c. &C.
0elcabere Gufmertiamttit lenfen mir auf uufs,e
adtfarbiaen 9eerudten GaIitea II
10 Gents bic Yart. > T....s: --l.'
s. ...- =: Infer ! T. III.
Vn9roS:D epartennent .s
lit aussenattei nit @aaren fir ben Yebarf ys1
VanefauFeuten, unb mir tSnnen ie 70 niebria ,e..
ta"ftn. ais nc in 0bieasc unb Milwautee iu ts.
ben jiup. -. 49,
Wu babsn uns ter DisnNe bes belebttn md
1seH0t!idtu reutl9en VerfGufers
9ermt1tluS s.. &dt6fer.
reriAsrt, Ger trireut itiu mirb, ben aetbrten teuts
iten Jreurpen orfsuwarten, pel@e i'm bic 0uxe
;brer Aunrl9att e~smeiisn. =. -
Smitb & Eaylpr.
~SiQiAer Gaib=9tpre''
YrIdeu-play, Drttte@tra(e
neten Der Grpu6zOfFc 81. paul. NRtu1.
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Q Is I { { ! @ %.

Noird,iio s Wiara,, tatea itr Wuf'irns>
?oin! nnet Ncssl7 Nlrd, et.idtt Sburti' otertaIh
;t1t3 irAhsrn ypfala SsElest, rs>titlt PC
jscen Jreita9 UNI II llW
DrY~ Oppr5
m.iHi9en.
Sim /. Epunatsne jsee5 Munats :srfaufsn lt
Ticypr, 9tiasvisb, Md5eH etc.
Tnirbile II. Wara.
Nuftirr5- II. Gcm. NaI Ftute.
3r Strags, Grssr5 Stod, stwas rts:ta4b sr
YsriGsr
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-03-28
Seutfbe Bout .
wi((iuS Bros. & Dunbar, st paul
Urlber s. u. s.. @iutuS.)
OF 0ldm aR inme&aAA

Uriber s. u. s.. @iuius.)
ct. Yaul, ." Miuuefsta,
lau0sr alien itrigen 8randen tss Banfae{&6ft
ties wiomeu pir uulere beipnbtre Nufmerffauatf
ctm Wsrfaure pcn
@edleln au{ Deuti9lant,
{rpie auf bic 9euptplGSe Grantrei9s, 0nelanb1.
ptr Sbpeis unp ptr Ser. @taettn unb trafGre1
.sir unts1 Nnoerp avtfpIeenteturpr6;{@e p6ufeet
QanozW arrants,
mi! u~iisrer I$rii!liepen @arantie eui unbeq1fu,ts
3sit psrleben, utesnebmsu tie
8ele9ung Don Gapitalien
in GrNneciaenttum ceer Segen Sntere1e1, auf
e:fs b9potbefarii@e@ i&trbett tefsr.
gen Die s...
BeSablunA pom Tartr
in jsesn 2bei!e III lsree Staa!es, tavfen uub w.
tanfsu Cub NIB freu,ee Miu,en, 3ablen be
bSdlr v1$mis fur @e1ftl auf 3ep-xs.3,
Nht1 >hptnht> a. E:.ssA 81
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Mrteiter<@ alle
non
Gtc e. Nirffrr.

Dritte StraB E., qeBeniter Der presbyterian.
Stride, 81. S,aui, ~GNinN.
Die lleternabme tisles tcl;stten @c|t5- gptales
plsrnlit ben, Ysrebrt:n Vutlifum mittbeiltne, sfieen
1rir Suelel9 e~raetsnit all RAP mir IN unl,ym Ga.
Icon mi!
gutem 2a9ertier 2 Wla6 fit 5 Cents,
J. alien @prtcn 2ifDreu,
aQcn 52silcn uNo fsius1 3%iDarreu aufyvtpa rteu
i'm Stanee lIup. 49,. - :
CT II. G~irfler.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-03-28

Capt. .. MliuScu, mic wir aus rinsn,
uM5 ycn 6rau y. Miucsa eiiii3lt sur Vtrfi9uu9
~3elteutsu Yrisis, ca.irt Sala9sma, IS Jetr.,
.rlsbsn, muree, ca l:ine Nno Der ~iitriaea Si;sis
re Wu5wsNleluas unter beu rcn Gem 0e;nee 5e>
l~teli!en 8ecin9uasen niAt tcmeSiOtu;st mtres,1
funute, nit @n,. Ninftae> @b. Dsniiase;, Jas.
9aHs, .. SYmouts, S. Nrs1;H H.. j. Oiiea:
Mitalieeeru Der 2. Riuu. 8attsris> wc!ts b.i
Drau!l;s Scum Ypu @sa. Jo:yet ~ysf.n9en wur<
cen, had Salatpma transporiirt> um yua tort
mad, Mtaata, Wa.> ieiAsm jeyistn Nuftutbal!5-
pyte, Qsl&aHt sa wrrtea. Dit casn0snarat:n Ge:
f%anaeneu Don Der Ya!tsrie pvrSsn tersit5 misest
All YarS!e eu!!aNsn. CAPT, y. Miinesu taseoen
t:Inas! lA ned in ben AIausn Ter S,eelb, aus
bsnen sr ~iutrItu balo hei.eit lsin wirr, mean >ie
MIui4s Sra sicl 5nuos:ten isiu:r Orsuuet nun
eiaise, Nraft baten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-03-28

OHIPeitA@/ V>pP' u at!tiiJUAnisI
BON NbeiNweiten,
un9arwe;ne>
Tran;SFids anb
GatawbazWeine
u obciraz uno Dprtz Beinei1,
scn nel ltieDeNtn Slbreduaeu, wsld,e beim Qua
seao, Tlaide une G!a5 v~ss!au1; mertsn il; lsiner
@eiubnue 0citte Giraffe,
3wiiaen ylarts:~ Il. Walpiu5tcn- Ctr,
.Trend)'5 Stsin9ebduce,
Nedter Sdpeiser unp 9imturoet 8a|e,
VeAte 9eIano. %drin9e,
SavosNen iro Saycir:A
lfets S~rr!$tbis unc 5a se: rV9!itt til;gfsnV:ei.
len 81 babeu.
65srusr: Museesidust:s G"bieagp unt
Gincinnati Mle !nc . erter, unb bic
Ieinl ten Sprtcn son iqueureu uEc
GbampoNner
5suie saelia Elk erccacNtes Wlertinasit ron
Haeanun=sinnrrcS
EnrRsbsneea i Ales gut uno in rai6er Biue
sorrat1iot bel
0epra Bena.
1bsphrr 2'rrup. 9. 81. @bamplin.
Sprn,, s:,eb Gba,n>,liu,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-03-28

Wirtsl4aFene bic
Gin;iebun9 BON @elsern
IN gurrra u!e f~ertieen bic bier3u erfsrbtrltdes
Yspisre, ais;
@oumadter,
neutrality-suspicious. ohten1&eiue .. iel1a
ait, rerblrsen etreu @ultisteit unb beioraen hs
conf u!ariide B~selaubisuae berielten; leeie aud
biz.
Nu5;ablun9 BON @elber1,
in iseem 1beiIs Deutidlaubs unb Der @&peta.
'neem wir ben @egtnpertb ber bel uus tiuae.
|ae|ttn 8ttraste Ecu, islbif in ben tntlesenatn DIT.
l!ta1ter toebneneen Gnpfauseru fofenfrei in's
9auS lenten taNen.
Yafa9eideine
;nr ueber1atrt scn Bremen nod New.g sry in
9eseliaiHrn, unt in Dampi(@iFen Bee .Rsr,-
eeutaen GtpYb," lomie 3ur Nriie ssu
pambur9 nab New-gert in DampfbStsa tn
- amburser . ampfl@iffabrts- Sc.
lsllf@aft" eertaufen mir 1 ukerab.
BeleBteu Yreifcn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-03-28

@uS Carer County, s. vurtsu sou
eeu @e]ha1tsltateN in Carver mdbrere he5 SER
ganeenen Satrs iter 10000 Bulsst5 0,traies
anieefauIt. - 2eute in >en suyifFss!egsu'n Mns
litplunsen ees Counts, bic ibreG(aims aus Juydt
upr ben Sntianeyn YsylaNsn batsu, fstrsn jsgt an
itre alien @pbnj11ttsn rpieecr surid.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-03-28

FETtg1, pE 9V0F1t10 W!!7F!E 1tV' pEN1 ElTUHyV0
une 9in5 bis gnlcmtIs gut Scu Sta!ten.
3um guten Gsliassu bes Waaseu trus Die &c.
waaote uno umii4tise &ssie Siel teiN unO 5;:r
81. @teiole ttwic8 an pielsm Ntent> caO er nibt
nur Gin tIbti9er @9aulpieler, irasern aud tib-
uenfunei9er 9tes;Neur ii, uno miro es ssw;b in,
Sntsreiie hes fun Itiietennen pub!ifur5 itiu, re4t
talo elmer 8orFtaun5 ur:tsr rer &e9ie tee 5rn.
Stfiels t.imc9len gu flunru. Mar.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-01
CAMPAIaN IN OHIO.
Great Meeting at --Pugh
Given 0ut--Good Prospects.
ITO the Cincinnati Gazette

ITO the Cincinnati Gazette.l
TRONTON, Sept. %.
Lawrence, Gala and Meigs counties are
thrObbing with the lofty spirit Of this won
derful epoch. They will roll up such major
tiles for Brough and the Union IS will make
glad the hearts of the multitude who have
gone from these hills to their country's de-
fsnss. But they alone will not rejoice As
the issue is fairly made between republican,
ism and monarchy, the lovers of liberty e1-
erywhere will shout with patriotic satisfae-
ton, on seeing the returns from Ohio, IN
which these counties will stand conspicuous.
Thank God the meetings of the adversaries
of the dag, through these regions, have been
failures most ereditable to the sturdy free
men Of this portion of the Ohio Valley.
Mr.. Pugh is having considerable trouble.
Many curious facts are given Of the recent
failures of the man who proposes to bring
back Vallandigham at the head of an army
with banners. 1t is generally believed that
he has pretty much Withdrawn from the
canvass. "t
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DISAPPOINTED. The COpperheads were sur
prised and astounded yesterday morning alb
discovering that the cannon which they had
laborfously hauled to the Park the night be-
fore, in order to wake the echoes with a
grand salute at sunrise, had mysteriously
and unaccountably disappeared They vent
ed their indignation in terms decidedly more
fOrcibIe than elegant, and all day long "that
gum lay heavily-and no wondsr-on
their minds.
What do peace men need a cannon for, any
way Especially why do they want can
non taken by Union forces from their friends,
the rebels. We should think that the assOci-
atiOus connected with that gun would be un-
pleasant to them Do they remember the
unsuccessful attempt that they made to pre-
vent the use of the same gun at Union
meeting last May, by spiking it?
The gun was probably secreted by soms
waggish soldiers as joke upon the Copper
heads in charge of the meeting.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, September 30.
letter from Harper's Ferry, 2sth, to the Bal
timore American, says: Coles cavalry came in
contact with Moseby and about $50 Of his COM
mand, drawn up in line of battle, awaiting his
rival. After some slight skirmishing, Maj. Cels
charged the gang, when they scattered and fed
in dsmay. One bit the dust, and more prison.
ers were in the hands Of the ylctors. The Major
also recovered some seVenty-fve horses and
some mules, also one man Of the Nineteenth New
York cavalry, which Mosby had picked up on his
raid.
A special to the Post from Washington says:
There is the highest authority for stating that
the rumors current yesterday Of disasters 70 our
army are false.
The Republican of this afternoon says that good
news has been received, which will be made pub
Lie in few days.
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THE SOLDIERS AND THE CoPPERHEADs
did not agree very we'll yesterday. Neither
have any great love for the others. Merrick,
the COpperhead big gun, spoke of them as a
=" licentious and unbridled soIdiery" and
the equivalent though slightly unclassical
expression current among the mob, in refer
ence to them, was " Lineoln's pimps."
During the day several difficulties occurred
between soldiers and drunken copperhesds.
No serious result followed these difficulties,
owing to the energetic efforts of our city
Marshal and his police. In Ons case a SOL
dier was taken of the grounds by the police
but was released az soon as the facts of the
case were known. --.
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FROM COLUMBUS.
Good Signs Of the Campaign--Val-
landigham will Fall Be-
hind his Ticket.
ITO the Cincinnati Commercial.
CnLrMRrs- 0Hrn Santamh har

Two regiments Of volunteer and three
companies of uniformed militia paradsd tc-
day.
Most encouraging indications are received
here that the Union ticket will sweep every
thing before it. Reliable data also show
that Vallandigham will fall behind his tick
ct at least 10, 900 votes, Even this county
all over eOpperhead as it has been-shows
good signs of wheeling into the Union ranks.
The Capital City Fact, the,evening paper
of Columbus. ceased to exist to day. W.
H. Foster, of Cincinnati, has purchased the
material, and starts the Columbus Express
tomorrow evening.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-01

UNION MEETING IN IN THE FOURTH WARD
LAST EvENING.-There was very large
gathering of the citizens of the Fourth
Ward last evening, on Huntington street.
Able speeches we're made by Hon. D. R. Til
den, Hon. R. C. Parsons and Charles Arnold,
Esq. Leland's Band was in attendance and
at intervals discoursed patriotic music.
There were present at least twO-thirds as
many as were gathered at the Public Square
at any time during the day at the Copperhead
meeting. When we consider that it was q
Union rally of merely this one Ward.
it speaks well for the Fourth Ward and gives
true index of the sympathies aud feelings
Of all our citizens.
The address of Mr.. Charles Arnold, who
is, and always has been Democrat, was ex-
csedingiy eloquent and logical. His speech
was frequently interrupted by bursts of ap-
plause. The Union voters Of the Fourth
mean to give Brough a majority of 500 in
their Ward, and we doubt not they will do
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MY. STOCK NiARKET-sepr, 30.
[BY YTELrGRAPH.
BUFFALO mARKET-sept 80.

[BY TELEGRAPH.l
FlOur-Firm, with fair demand.
Wheat -MaTket dull and lower. Sales at 81 ,l40
Tvs for No Milwaukee CluD; sI,I2k for No l Chi
cagO Spring.
GOrn-hiarket dull and nominal Ea,es at 7sc.
Whisky-Saes at Sic.
FreiEhts Dull ana nv changed.
Imports 900 bis flour, 4g, 600 bushels wheat,
81 ,OOD bush corn.
ExpOrIs-2,OO bbls fl lur, 1876 COO bushels wheat
7OcO bush corn 900 bush oats, 1900 bush barley.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-01

A FREE-wnL OFFERIEa.-The idlers at
the johnson Street Station House yesterday
afternoon we're suddenly reused from their
ca m quietude by the irruption of female,
unsteady in gait and flushed in face, who de-
manded instant admission into one Of the
cells. She avowed, averred and testified
that shs was drunk, Oery drunk, so drunk as
to be afraid to go home, and that she didn't
care what was done with her. It is some
what doubtful whether her exit will be made
as easily as was her voluntary entrance.
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n. z. MONEY mARKET-sert. 80.
TsY TE1EaRAPHI

mOncy-Market steady at 6 = cent.
sterling Exehnnge-Lowera and dull. Selling
at l555SMi56
<, tsold-Has declined p cent. Opening at 4234 and
closing quiet at Al &c.
GOverlment STOeks-Stesdy. United States
SKIES od lssi coupons, lO756; Seven-thiry Treasury
Total exports Of specie to-day per steamer Hecla
for Liverpool, Sis, ,762.sl.
State StOcks-MissOuri Skies 6S4 Tennessee
SiXes OF ~, %; California SeveDs I2l14 eW York
State SiXes of '73, lis.