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, 1863-01-30
FROM FRANKFORT I.

Especial Dispatch TO tue Clncaso Islonnc'I
FnAskr.oRr, Ky, Jan. ., 1858.
Exciting debates took place in the Rem
lucky Legislature day. In the Senate the
Committee on Judiciary reported bill to re-
peal the act requiring certain officers and
teachers to take the oath Of allegiance.
Mr. Marshall strcnuously opposed the Eli.
Mr, Grover Of Owen favored the bill It was
referred, after a heated debate, to the Com
m:ttcc on Revised Statutes
The Committee on Military Affairs intro
duccd bill to PAY nine months men raised
in time Of draft, and to pay those hcrea1tert 10
be received.
Mr., Corklin moved to strike out the word
thereafter. lie WAS opposed to furnishing
any more men to help Lincoln carry out his
| Proclamation. ...
The motion WAS lost. An amendment waa
| offered to instruct soldiers not to enforce thu
| Proclamation. The matter wss postponed
| until tomorrow.
, 1863-01-30

In the State Legislatures, as shown by
Our highly important special dispatches
elsewhere, treason to the Government IS
unmasking itself: In the Illinois, Indiana
aud Kentucky State Capitals, these men
are working with common zeal and pur-
pose not to bring the rebel States back, but
10 carry the States these Copperheads mis-
represent, over to the Confederacy: Can
The renders Of the TRIBUNE fail to see this
in the records OF a single day given in thl:
skE1r1
, 1863-01-30
FROM DEShl0lnES.


Especial Dispatch to the Chieago Tribunc-l
DEsao1sEs, Jan. =, 1861
information comes here from Sioux City,
that an Indian var Of alarming proportions
may be expected in the spring. The SIOUX
CITY Register states that warnings to this et-
feet come from st. Pierre, the red River Of
The North, the Platte, and the upper Missouri.
II il feared that a combined movement from
all these points will be attempted.
contract has been awarded for inc OF
coaches from Sioux City, on the Missouri
River, to Fort Dodge, on the Desmoincs.
Heretofore there has been simply horse
back mail.
, 1863-01-30

Especial Dispatch to the Chieago Trsbune.1
JEFFERSON C119, Mo-, Jan. ., 1853.
4 proposition is pending for an EmancIpa"
ton State Convention, to be held in this city,
to ratify the Presidents Proclamation and
suggest measures tor practically carrying the
Coudscation Act into effect.
, 1863-01-30

The Federal forces are for the third tune
before yicksburg, and this time to win the
roint, The Mississippi is to be opened,
and that by the instrumentality OF the very
flower Of the Western troops, led by gen
erals who will hurt the enemy ut any and
all available points. Niger catching and
negro rendition arc Of the past. On the
contrary, the blacks are being freely anc
largely recruited both for our land ane
t,ftit1a fnFrhc
, 1863-01-30
FROM the SOUTH.

Especial Dispatch to the Chsc4Eo Trtbuac.1
WASHINGTON, Jan. %, 1868.
Richmond papers have been received here
upto the 26th inst. They are furious ovcrthc
intercepted correspondence.
The Examiner denounces Benjamin for wrl-
ting such dispatches, and Sanders for letting
them be captured, and says it is to be re-
gretted that this correspondence was not de-
stroyed or sunk to the bottom Of the sea- AS
it is the enemy has been given full exposi.
ton Of our affairs, and as much as
has been said of Information being given
to the enemy by improper publications in
newspapers, this single dispatch bearerof MI.
Benjamin has furnished to the Yankees an
amount of contraband intelligence that could
not be gained from all the newspapers III the
South for the next fifty years. It is also to be
regretted that Benjamin, in.his correspond
ence, should have indulged in such weak md
offensive speculations relative to the Emperor
Of France. There was no OCCASION forit, and
its only effect can be to offend and estrangc
tue friendly interest tho Emperor has eyinced
in the SUCCESS of our cause. The whole thing
is an unfortunate affair, and tho character of
| the information disclosed shows with what
singular want Of judgment the business
| Of TINT department las been conducted One
of the important disclosures made to the
enemy in this corresponcc, is the fact that the
Confederate government has contracted to be
| paid for in cotton, for the construction IN
England Of six iron clad steamers.
The Enquirer evidently, under Government
inspiration, tries to explain away these dis
patches. 1t says they don't amount to much,
after all, and yery probably the Lincoln Gor'
crnment forged them to Offset the foEeien
effect Of Davis admirable message.
| The H'hy speaks Of the ftory o7cr "hlct
hAch1noha Is crazy, tn"' ffeneu o''ahess A''>
loaned l5,00,ooo IN specie 10 their cause, ant
denies 1t. :.
Second Lieutenant Eli bcnnctt, 2lst Micnl
gan, and 1st Lieut.. Jno +. Elliott, aoth Iii
nois, captured at Mur1reesboro' nave oee'
turned over to the civil authorities at al
1hnta, charged With attempting 10 pass eonf
te1fcit Confederate money. eonf1c'ed' III
Uhiy says they will hang.
The jackson 1p1edl says Il there arc m
fears Of the safety Of Port Hndson let tlel
,,a o+ opca dismissed. al tho Yankees In I'll
-" ~,, es~ - 49,. -a.,.'a~ o.. 11onI,so,
i. word coulo not fconce os. nouo7vu
Fosters strategy in North Carolina eth
,.ofo,na1, sb,ifou- or nrofonnd]y dccn {
pro'oanuis suano" ~ p.o s,a.m's.,, a.sp. =
the whole, IL tmnks tnc ala"cctlon ~ L
army accounts for his apparent want OF lX
purpose.
~ n, n.n;a, Done1son snccec
! Gen. E. Kirby Smith In command OF La
- Tennessee,
y Erodarfc,.sbrrr latter of the o2a. to
D. a1ieaet'Asou'6 A1'.sA
ElAig, shows that the rebels are us cssentla
hothnred IN understand the movements Of O
~ troo,e nc .ra ar, the;rs. The writer tai
IS 'toors =: w 49, .,.,,... -, 49,. ,,o,
u. comfort II 1ne HUI euioafSo o'1 "''s i1o
nent Of our troops.
The rehc, Gorcrnmcnt has uurchascd 1),l
, 1863-01-30

1EFFl0IE 7t01tVE GKP1o
NEW YORK, Jan. ga frightful boiler ef
explosion took place Yesterday 19ygrnf,ctopE Of
t1S rS,s nase X Hat. IN NewazE, NJ. The boiler was
esl,.m tEo Iacant % los. Two men were killed and n
IRE t''ree Injured. The building IL which tho
, 1863-01-30
FROM CINCINNATI.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.1
C1sc1SnArI, Jan. 22sh. 1858.
Four regiments passed down the river TO-
day. A large force is being sent TO reinforce
Gen. Rosce7ans.
, 1863-01-30

THE MADNESS OF TRE SOUTH.
Full obeisancc is paid to Liberty as the
natural right Of all mankind in the dread
that attaches to the institution Of Slavery,
even among its most confident adherents
Men know that there arc volcanic forces
chained down, and q slumberlng earth
.yuake underlying the society made up OF
master and slave They are con
t;nually on the alert to check incipicnt
tokens Of finsurrection, and be there one who
bears a spark near this powder magazine,
le il aschool mistress teaching black to
read cr old John Brown with his few torch
hearers. q eliver Of alarm runs through
The whole mass.
Such has been Southern community and
The most inscparab}c phase Of Southern
life for two generations. It was recoS-
uised so clearly as their disadvantage IN
cmbarking in this war, that oyer-chiVal-
rons Federal officers. hastened to assure
Southern rebel masters that their whole
5orcc was ready ut any time to put down
servilc insurrection. That day is happily
pas;. Tie mad frenzy Of the rebels has
cut them loose from sympathy and pledges
of this class The only call to them is for
their unconditional submission. The best
and most earnest Federal gunners are AIM
;nc, and 10 aim their balls hereafter
struight at the powder magazine
Only unthinking men are disappointed
that there has been no insurrectiou thu:
far, The black was never SO unlikely te
band with his 1ellow-bondmen tor an out
bral. ~ when the South is in arms viii
troops ready 10 he transported to any poin
10 opunish with ready fire and steel a nesr'
revolt. The only process thus far has bee
one Of drain and leakage The black hs
:irs Of fugitiycs has ftingcd our entire es
tent of army line with fugacious chattel'
seeking only Liberty, and leaving Revenss
behind. There has been less danger
servilc insurrection within these twcnt
months past than at any time for the twent
years preceding. Why should Sambofgl
and Quashce lead revolt, when his whol
fcr,id if obscure rcligionism tells him {
The day of the Lord at hand? The blac
las sat patiently waiting since the sign,
gun Of Sumter, hiding his time.
But tAc7c is danger now, and the rebc
are mad1y eroking it. Their irebrans
they arc now hurting at an open powd
magazine, The horrors of st. Domint
were elected by the very same process Il
rebels are ct present pursuing The Yea
CIT animal will turn upon its torment
when escape Is barred and torture appdt
The Proclamation, inert as the Copp
Leads arc fond Of declaring il. is the
, 1863-01-30

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 90 The Legislative
c,ncns speat the greater portion Of Inst night
Investigating corruption charges. No Fote
Na3 taken,
, 1863-01-30

TOR SALE-400 Acres Of heavy
Il Timber Land. u Yam BuEea County. Mcaiz.n, .,
cords pce acrr This Is great chance for Wood Deal
ers Price only 81 Apply 10 PETER SHINE, Ut
~ JA.9 EIG&,3f
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-10-31

PROBATE Counr State Of Minnesota.
Brown County.
In the matter Of the Estate of Jo-
seph HUH, Diseased.
On reading and filing the Petition
of Peter faulus Huth, praying for
reasons therein set forth, that he may
be appointed Administrator of the
Estate of Joseph HUH, deceased.
1t is ordered, that Monday the I'd
day Of November A D 1868, at 10 o.
clock in the forenoon be assigned for
the hearing Of said Petition and that
the heirs at law and all others inter-
ested in said Estate, are required to
appear at a session Of the Probate
Court, then and there to be holden
at the Office of the Judge of Probate
in the town Of NeW-Ulm, show cause
if any there be, why the prayer OF
said Petitioner should not be granted.
Dated at NeW-Ulm this 5th day Of
October, A D 1868.
CHARLES WAGNER,
Is Judge Of Probate.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-10-31
DaS Del5 @Qaren <2Qger
tsS Norbwe fen
81. Mlb + e DIT.

Dritte S:robe, uterbo!b Ter Yre5b. STRIDE,
Ct. pauL Minn.,
entbalt Die erpBa!tieite Muswabl BON fe;nsn unh
ostinaren pelSwaayen, ue!ae tisbsriu eener tpelt-
!!acn Staet benz VNtlifum CUR Oisppltion itano.
Glctcrlnen, rGapes", tur Damen, ueberrSds
fir 5errer. ~9efertigt aus allen Su.ten Yel3 sp,t,
3etsI ts sur MeIhusratte WuBcn uup 5ans~
lhat, Sglittenpfdsu urb 8uFelsebsn, furs Wae5
Ma5 it M;uts.taeen
Nie 9errcn u:o bic Damsn tragen,2
llne mas n1ar auf Ger Nstle fub,t,
Taa'it rie NIlt' uus nibt eenirt,
III better GualitGt, mud tem ~neuefsn Ge(dmad
aue trcbifeit til
81. Mltredt.
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NtI eefGaTen pK y
Ginjiebun9 BON @eloern,,
IN Grrrsa nnb fsrtiaen bic biersu erfprbrrlt&1
YIlp:clf, al2:
Bouma6ten,
Observation-Disclosures, I%octen1deire It. teIbt
at, pcrtur9en ceren @iltisfeit unb + elpraen hi
eunIularilbs Seslaatisune eerlettn; lpwis aud
biz,
N~us;abluns Ypn @elpern
III 1eeer' Gbeile Gsutidlaubs unb Der S6nefl
taoera mir ben @esenpertb Der bel uwe tinas.
;aplten Setrageoen, lelhit in ben entleoenRtn Ort.
lba1ten npbnenecn Gnpfduaeru fpfenfrei in'l
9auS ienaen la1en. -
pai1a9eideine''
5nr ueeerfabrt son Sren'en mad Hem>gort IN
9e9el19lHe11, urbi in Dampfidifen hes 81 srb-'
eeutl9en SloYb," lomie CUR &ei{e sea
> ambHr 8 mad Mep~Wprt in UampftSten ber
- emburge Dempf1@iffabrts- g.;
1elll9aft" n%ertaufen mir ~ berAb.:
9@e1etten Wrei1en. !.
2anr<W arrantsl; /
nit UT ierer l9riftlihen @arantie auf uubeortn,t,
3ettuerleben, ibernebmeu bic
Sele9uag Spn @apitalie1
in 0runccieentbum peer eeeen Snt.rsReu, Auf
eEiie 9ppetbefart}6e@ t@erbeit, tele1!
gea bic :
8e5ablune spn Garen
lit teeem Itetle unferee Gtaates, faufen unb Ser.
faufen 0o!o unp frembe Muu;,u, ,ableu bic
tobfte pr@mie fir gBe9(el auf Gem.S OIL.
Ybtlaeetpbia. ct. 0cuis &c.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA In Probate
County, OF Brown Court

COUNTY OF BROWN COurt.
To all whom these Presents may
concern, Greeting:
Notice is hereby given that Monday
the 9th day Of November A. d. 1868,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at my
office in New-Ulm in said County is
assigned for the proving and approx
ing the last will and testament of
Hugh Lemon, late of Brown County,
deceased !; and that the heirs and all
others interested, are required to ap-
pear, at a session of the Probate Court
then aud there to be holden, to show
cause, if any there be, why said last
will and testament should not be APP
proved.
Dated at New Ulm this 10th day Of
October A. D. 1868.
CHARLES WAGNER.
~ .Jndoe Of Probate
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@ebS 40 Icfer Gtiidsc
fetteu rpQcneen Vrairie-2auee5 inne1tala trei
WsiIsn san ct. paul, @rcea : reiaer fdmorssr
Mtfergrune, fabia 80 SniAel Maiscn onf tcm
adsr su sr5eusen. pr:ia: 3ttn GcQar fsr
ELDER; tals taa: unb bic aaesre 3Glf!e auf lan~
eeu Grspit, etwa onf sebn So9r> GIT 7 prc;ent
3in1sn per Sabr. D;eles 2ano pi1o in 40 cher
80 Mdsr SliIden ~Dcrfauft.
Gin sutss Fisbenccs @aIsr ii aaf :inem ter
80 Nder Stide.
2ane> sielem bs,aGtart, murte 1857 fir $1CN
PER Mder tnar n~erfnuit.
@enrp 81 c2eutt,
@Inrler 1T @ruueIiden.
ct. Dau1. 26. Efrt. 1853. 2G9tS2
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6pl3lQnb 3u11t 8erfauf.

VU|0lWWU 6UII Stl|WUI.
100 Mfer Sol5=2ane, nit neuisnene
1900 @orb 9ola eerihe4 Msilsn Don rem Mit-
telpunft pun ct. Vanl, nit ben CO bura eine spr.
trfhliGe Gtragc p%e,tunbtn.
Oas 2anb 1T srn better 2,usl;ta!, nit sutera
@ras uno @a0cr uno gtpahr Die Aus}sdt auf
bic 9itY'Muble. gu ps::a9ien in einsm Stud
cser in @tIfen Yrn 40 bis IS Mdsr.
9e.;rp me2entY,
5dnrler in 0runonufsn.
ct. Ynul, 20. Mug. 1863. 2G6t79
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-10-31

Gpn;crtc fnben fat beute Nteno lit Ger
,Mrbeiter- 5aue" unb nidaen Mrntas Mtenb
bei 9rn. Spbn 9aeeenmQoer int pYtttstursb
0aaerbier> @alcn". 9icbe bic Mn3eieen.
Ole: ,,Nidt ssbn gum, Wrlieerle?
> Dsb! 0 Ssmine!
. lei oeldeiot.
Mld' mir tcin 9erseleio"
Gr,v,Bea! @ea! mein @nael seb'
Mit mir gum Sriesrle ~"
gn SEN neuen 9crbfttrabten t,r Da,
men temerten mir NIT geroniieen cine un9fmei,
anlpre9enbe 3eibnune Der neutn SHUTTER une
pabrbaft f6Ene @da!tirine une 0ruppiruns
Der Garten. Mau {p0te meiuea 9srr Gbas.
MabJer te0en ridtiesr Salt in ber Wusmakl
bes @hBnfen pnb @ffaQislsn fir jese Sabrs'
seit betannt it, babe ieltit ben Tatritantsn Der
5frbaftrFs bic DeNeins ~seliefert. Q8ie BEN ater
aud fem mSse, bic 0irma Sneerira & 60. bat
mabrboft reisente neue 9ertn1oNe uno, rvie ir1'
n,sr, 70 eliidlid e;ns1fauft, taB bic preile ur5
ait bic fd6nlen i3eiten oes Urisrcn5 mabnea.
@ie mii1en perebrte Dartsn, ia ri9t s%erlaumsn,
Fd bisrspn ieltR 3u ubsrseusen.
Sic fb6nen Gaac Dou Mraujues f1no
nun DorMber,-ber5uu,m siett ben J!uren
zen @heirefuB unb bic Sbwalten enti6tpirren
nah milpeun 3pueu. g. rirse wirtlib burd-
aus feline r1bSne Oeeens" msbr Iein, tvean nidt
Suffice Gerepauob unb g.. luetm cine errbe
9snbuus ibrer berrli@en 9erbNmablen impurtirt,
bci beren Nntlid, wie uns 5err Nuerbad sersd-
EFT, bic bulesn 3use unfrrer Damon in @nt3Iden
Rrablen trerben. Die 9ertaeintaufe bsr Ui1r,a
itsrtieten al 0rc6artiefeii hi meitsm bic BET
%friibernJabre, mic bic 5crrnD ryscrbbSrblu aus
ben 2anote;irlen MianelOtas bel elmer yeG9tis~
unB erfeunen tperneu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-10-31
9ieiheS ~rQirie &anb
1um Gcrfauf,

gum Gcrfauf
In Cattle Nct uno gurefa Tomnl6ips,
Dacpta 6 puntY.
McrtoR Wierteliesticn 4, Gomn 113, 0anse 10
(Ganle &od), @iiowel @iertelieetien ~, Gewn
1l3, Nanse 20 (Gureta).
Tiele tsieeu 9tudc werten ais ter @arten IL
Dacpta county nneeleben. S6tparSe paan3en-
Grpe BON teler Aualitat. Das 0anp legt nebsn
ter &erarya lsy- Yobn, bic jeBt 9ebaut miro, unb
inm,itten elmer @berrli1en 6armSsssnb. gisle bic.
fer i lrmeu trlutsn Is BulGsl Wei3en per Nder
in tislem Spmmer, no nitt eenus9tessn fisl, UNI
eiusn Nann bis auf's 9sme au euranahea, no.
fit her
Gbrw. 8il@pf @iQpu9bby
Gewabramann it,.
&enrp me&entb,
t76 gambler in @runplideu.
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DeutlGe8
n<,T eppi9-
unb NplIter<@eI0Qft
8 % IA 81
Dritte StraEe,

sings frAbersm @tcre ssgeaiber, aate BEN
nWmsriean 9puls,"
ct. paul Minnelcta.
Meinen eerehrtsn ecutideu 5reu,Seu uub 0Sn-
nern hermit bic Mn5eiae, pab i1 in n,einem ueu<
etat!irtsn Sateten- nh Yalferer-G &c daft ate
Sorten ccn 1aps;ea u. Ma:ra5en surrdtDig bale
uno smpfeble iA mid sur titlieen uno p~renptea
Nnfertieung BON allen tn eielrm 0eldaf!e npr-
tommencen Mrbciten.
NJ Au9 bate i'd ftets etne Nn;aDl
fert!ger 2punAe6 vorrdtbig.
~ 8ettfebcru
babe l9 10 gut nnb biuig gu Ysrtaufen rie ireeab
si1 anhsr:s @elHaft in bislser @taet.
Spbn Matheta.
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NeuelQblirter Tleil6<2Q6en
Hcn
Stir nao Jefrnna,

Sadlou FyaBe, swiiden Der Gten unt 7ten.
Die llnter3sidnstsn tsebren fd, hem beutlbsr
iiets NIT alien Gerten triihen 0leifeae5 ttfsns
1e11stsn ii.
3uslsib baten mir III d6t teutl6srM onier au-
bcreitcts QDur(t III olen @crtcn lfets rprrItbig>
uup lisfcrn unlerN gcebrten Sunoeu auf Werlan'
aeM BIC Mnareu iAS Saaa.
Sir unc SeBrano.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-10-31

ftnlt1te. lonctrn TT grunge au9 lelne Vreunee oil
bic poQs nit! batte Ter eemctratii9e rBettcts"
in @olnmbus, Obio. Dor Der Wabl esrufsn. unb
Dempfraten braubt man einen lulben W:nf nidt
umlcnR gu etten. @ie bradtsn ale ibre 8reuntt
nit, ump ni9t bios aus Sbio, fonbsrn aud aus
8entudy unb Snbiana. Eau1enee ron banb-
une ebrenfefen Gupptrbeat* purben aus oie|sn
@taaten mad Obio %importirt unb enten iGre
@timmsn tort fir gaQentingbam al.
Dos rgrlteblatt" fast MN ;mar nidt graft:
rBriuet Cur, Greunte nit" aoeia es nirb I'M
9tiaen iebr fart tarauf esre@net, bab etpas
beraytiees etiGitbt, fntsn,al epre tarfs S'npcrte
Srn pat1ids aus 1afota County bic G,i1;dte
in Ram1es equity febr fditf seben FINITE Die
Neeifrirliftsn entbaltm cine l1nsobl Manen son
Yer1pusn. mel9e l1nelt tas 3sitli9e se|ssnetune
talb ben STUFF Ger Irpnpste sur Miet srauferis1.
uns erparttn. Gs mGre f. redt palItat> penn
Sim S'MarfbY frilG nno seIune an(tat hes aaf
Der @a9aiae itebenesa, aber lan9f rermcotrtcn
9obann S9uIie feline @timnne ~absstfn tRnnte.
Meribe 9erru Mablribter, penn ibr ni9t fiber
tpiGt, tab Sobann Saulse nra lett ie frsi&t
i'm aus. Neia;st bic MabQifcn BON Nanen
Gpbter uuo niGt lusbr Inwefenser, tenn patrid
1t j~seerseit tersit> lG Der tleintn MabesesStina'
mems fir lie gu ,rtersieben.
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PROBATE COURT State Of Minnesota.
Brown County.
On reading and filing the Petition
of Rosa Schneider and Franz Bid
stein, praying for reasons therein set
forth, that the Administrative of the
Estate Matthias Schneider, deceased,
be ordered, to convey to Franz Bid
stein a certain tract Of land, contain
ing thirty acres, and being part of the
Estate of Ma,hiasSchneider, deceased.
1t was ordered, that Monday the 80.
dav ofNovemberA.D lS63at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon be assigned for the
hearing of said Petition and that the
heirs at law and all others interested
in said Estate, are required to appear
at a session of the Probate Court,
then to be held at the Office Of the
Judge of Probate at New-Ulm, in said
County, and show cause, if any there
be, why the prayer of said Petitioner
should not be granted.
Dated at New-Ulm this 18th day of
October A D 1868
CHARLES WAGNER.
IS Judge of Probate.
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@Q1Oingtpn @puntp 2anb

NV FVS*V" 0|*'*T "V*e7
gum Serfdmf.
Die @uobalfss sen @sctira 6, Viertsltetion
3, 8. %, ii. 81, eslessn in
Sofpale Sawn16iN
lit elmer euten Na6sarltatt, nebsn her Tarm bes
3srrnBrodmann in Ter Mittc asrilGen St.Vaul
uNo clifton.
Gas Qauo III 1T gutter Seldafcnbeit. bat 3els
unp @alsr. 9aufteeinaungen Gin Ebeil haar
unp Der Melt aui laugeu Gsrmin.
Ct. Waui. ~. Ssptsmter 1863.
5enrv Nfc!& cntp.
no 5dnbler III 0runeltilden.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-10-31

rMfam fiebt'S GnA ait Seu EsSern
- Sci elmer @cpperbsaepcria.am!urs
in @aletrnio, 9oulcn GpxatY, nar Gin sswiT=
George Hebn Der 9%auptmndsr. Dieter 8erl MIR
lsit ssbn Sabrsn aus leiner alien 9simat9 in
Obio serlGeae,, erldien III t~srIe!brn ~ister na53
10 Sab1n, aur 3sit, ais Scbn Mo1son nit 1si-
uer Baute III Fen Staat einfsl, ~serlun1pt uno
gang in Zen, Muf;gge Der ganoitsn. Balo atsr
pe1(1manb Ct nit einem esliebenea BUGGY, has
Ct lit @buIins se,tauste. Dies Mauceuvre
mieeertrlte Ct ncdnals, unt ta Jpn 1T 0cl9e ta>
Don in Obio tie 2uft niNt n1eby rein ean!te uns
Elm Yyeie srn $3.50 auf feline @.rbaftuus esitst
puree, se,tuflett er nab Ninneiota, no er III
Gapitatns- "l1niferm einer Gepprbeab-prcseiIon
1T galesputa poranr;tt. 81, 81 ! uMan Vtbt's
Gu9 an ben Teeern an. mas ibr fir GIgel leie !
Capt. 5afob 0fir 1T s%ssenmartis iii ct.
paul anwtIeub> une bat pom Sen. Ntj. Malm.
rps bic Nuturitat zines &scrutiroffi3ieys fir cine
Gpmpa9nie bes 2tsu Gasaasriereeimsuts erbalteu.
Der Captain strl9ert uns, taB sr treeer Soften
nod MIye ideu:u wirp, Die Gompnenie raid gu
Gtanbe gu brinesn une bic lelte eterio CUR ~tsiter:r-
eir!en bss 2t.n &eeiments 81 measn> ME Grm-
pasnie 6" tss 1lsu es MIR.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-10-31

Grite: 9ieutenant Speuner Bon Ter
tisbtr spI Capt. Nir e~efibrteu ceutlden @ayal.
ler:-Scmpaonis bes Mcuntse~@ aaneer-9te9i"
neuis, bat jebt, nadecm Der Garitan a%ueBetre=
ten, IN, fur cine nsut &omraSnie st rstrutisen,
nas COMMANDO Der alien GompaBnie BIG gum Nb.
Iari eer Dien03eit serfelten. sis tabin tit CT
felt tntldls0:n, eiae grmpaSnis taGtiger teut>
l9er MGnnsr, eis als GasaQsrifsa tn Sufa
Salautl5 Dieuft treten wcQen. nuf bic 9eil1e 81
t%rinsen. Die Auefub,uns tieies retris!ilgsn
Gnt]Nin1ea wiyb UNI 10 lei9ter lsia, Ia Q;eut:~
nant @psnner bel lsinen Mann|0aften ais Elm
OfN;ier bslannt III, Ter III Mutb, ln1Hat uno
Ypiut p'5oaneur idmer iitertrufen wsttsn ti!yte.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-10-31

st. puu( GilenQore.
RtbplS, Sean unb Co.,
9Iublcr in
Gil e,, NI1eln, Stabl uno Soblen, YFlz
esN, Ner,cn, Sprunaiserrr, Mrsn. @tcbihmie,
~bsaeyGtb, Wasner<oc!; Nrbcit, Nlempnerge'
rStb unp lbmsrsu 5artmaoyen i,bsrbautt.
GcIbdftssctd,en gum AmboR..
Oritte GtyoEe> @ t. paul, Winn.
g. 80. Slid)p1S uub Co.,
Orrb- uno atsinbdneler III
Serel1, Blehwaareu, @&rt<
Waarcn, Mderbou 0erdtblboften,
3~immeumaurs~W 81 r1tb13nfer. MsNerlGmicte>
MARIN, p@lat!irten @oaren.
pHiaen, 9ultiyatoren S4aufeln, Spaz
ten. Spis1rten, 5adsn, Gen|eu, &enien-
aiclsn, vGroelcs," Ncrnmiiblsu. 8orn-
lhGlsrr, Na9cla, Iaucu, Olas,
NenEsrrnbmsn, BleineiC, N.
Mit ts1rncc1rr S%rrefalt wirs has lo9bcGen,
IN 3inf. G.lsn- uno aupfertled beicrst.
3te Straee, ct. 4aul, Minn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-10-31

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Gambler in
iuz uuo oue llueilden
6 lem So q Qre1 Il,
i'm OrcGen uno &leinen,
1872 Oritte Gtrafe,
St.pau!> Minn.
80. UQum0nn,
273.ti heu!lber Glert.