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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-21
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rangements fir Gle Gafel une Zen Grebenstiid,
benz NeraNueeu e%iejeniae @urse gu serleiben, be-
TN es beearf, UNI pOaiGn:is 3u iein.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-21
@rp q II, III.

Ccs Wcrosns turhrsitsn Gcurisre lie tab
uN tsuahrihttaer bic GerI!feruu9 scu Der nab
bs,urifiheupsn V|NfuuTt eso Yrinseu Carnival.
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unter Htitur,g ern Maritdlen in ~fr!genper Sro.
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is lAe Mullf. ~lcnltiaes Oefclae uno ,er5dieben-
orti1s observation-disclosures, mie bic Snte,pentipn,
Nslererpeaitiru uno oisle aucere.
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Sail. Nniang un, 8 ubr. :3niiten 9
uue IL llbr mereen ou1 Der Guhne Seri9iepsne
@ecnen unc 1at!raur oufsefIbrt mereen-
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SsFsaunseu fir @dlitten ms:>sa bti ZEN Ser.
rGn y. Nsp, BeNa uNo Iua:i1 angsurmmen.
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rcr Wit!ernaGt ocn 8allaal %tetre'en. lluan-
l!1nc,1e Masten psrten nitt su1ela len.
Wasfen, Dcminc5, Mlesu &C. fne am atenb
i'm Mttculum 3u tcfvnmfa.
Die Bar uno ARRANGEMENTS res Ntencc1erS
barren cie 5errea Npced uno UAter iibernr1rneu.
Die Committee.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-21
Der Wa0erfcpL Hydrocephalos d.

Der Wo0erfcpf Hydrocephalos de-
mocraticus neutrality-suspicious.. -
llnlcr frubreifer jIneer T,eunb pom @plfstlait
bat auf Fem geblete Der yatbolUgie zine neue
Gnteedun9 9en,adt. ms!de in Der niNeul9uft.i-
d,en MeIt tsltimmt 1T, etenlo ercBss Mufisbn III
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rcr awet Jabrsrbenren erreat bat. IS taMeelt lid
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lt1une, I'm cine pom uuierm rbsnseuannteu Jun.
gen unp tribentpidelen 6r:,nre euttette uni.
ME lit i6un ans cen erlttn Mittbeilunsen Ct.
eicbt. 1darf tecbadtete neue 9suhe, bic ppu benz
csrrieulYcuen &nlpeder Zen bout malerilGeu
Namen rMig9erim g ebirn" erbalten bat.
Nah Ben rrn- unlerm mcbrIa1 eenannten jun,
gen %Sreunne lpesid3irtsn @9alpIomsu picier ecu.
de 1T c,cl tlbe tsltimmt, e;us I'm, 10 furGttarere
Wsibs! her menlhIiaen Weieu,boft 81 mereen,
Ia unler gar mid Qenng al erpabnenoer iunaer
drcuno ausrrudlid Iaa1, taS Zine orr6 n
sat | unirer Mittlrser oussntlidliu an eieler
Nyo,fbeit leies, w.lGe in teotutencem GRADE ur,
l1 1reife." une Der junse Gntotder Der Rranfbit
leieer nidt aud bic 6 II r eerIe!ben enteedt au ba-
ben ldsiut. W4eS mas mir pesbal5 sur Yerubi-
9ung nanentli9 IN rer rDcmpfr,tie" aus nerNe,
ldre!tua9 Der Nrantbeit rte is infer bcfnuuae.
scler jnnser 1reune %ecIisfsy;. %eiu(tweileu bs1ppr>
3ubsteu esrmI9cn, 1T, rab bic &rartteit ibreu
S'y TN 0ebtrn bat, etn Srgan, nit benz re-
tauntIid unSre Nisaersidtsr. Oemptratie 70 aau;
reritcnt s%st!istea, rab lie seeer prn her in &ses
i~tebsncsu nrd pou irgcne eiuer onpern Nranfbeit
su tefur9tsn.. uatcn. ms!de lei b:m Yatieatsn has
Wcrbantcn 1slu pen 0ebirn rorauslt st.
Neiccr ater bat CO Der une,terlhlite Hatb Der
alwciisn @rrisbun9 teldlc0su, ZAP feline Rla0e
BON Weleu ron CEN Grt1uGe cer Nretbaftateit
gang trei !ein lra. llnb a1 !! aud uAlre licte II.
braSr Nigycroem0fratie lift es nitt. Muh le lat
Fin .1nD ,tDar MR. ihr rinPnfhiim1ifp5 ~ rkrcf s I.
cen % a lertcpf. Die unbeimliden @rureu
oieler furutbaren Nranfbe't btmerfen mir ~ I'M.
fern aufrt isen Xe!bwsisn aud an unlerm jun
ssn unr, mic leine %eeniaIen patbolpsiiden 6cr.
iaunsen ror,ban, beHnuueeprueu Jreunet an
Den in Ter !cgten Drummer hes Tcltstlatts pnr,u-
f%neeneen teutIiden Mnssibsa jenes lhauerliden
Stumpi II n q, .pslder, ni9t 70 fur9tbar
ols Ger % a y II n n Der I'M rNi9sr inn &C.
birA"2eibenoen, cod um&ieles steIb ter lit.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-21

Gic Chippewa 6cfanoihaft bat ben
3m.d ibrsr slnrsieateit in ct. Yaul errei9t.
@uperintenpent Ibompion bat ibr G,laubni6 Ct.
tbeilt, @albiu0ton ~ beiu&en unb it tslblt in
Be9leitung zines Ibtile Der @eianrf9aft bu.tbin
abetseif. Der &ef If tba. saolst.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-21

Die Mrbeiter.6 Safe Bat, pie Der 2eier
ans Der Nnsei8e eritebt, ibre Giseutbiner aeue&.
felt nnb an Die Stele hes 9emitbliden @irtte5
2cuis Strcbedsr Inb bic MID. minber eemutbli.
9:n partner Gid u. &irfier setreten. Gs b,iBt
allp in Der Mrteitertaue mad ME ccr:
Yuitie unb freu3fpel, POS Glidtrment
8eiua frii&efeu Bier, 26lae fur 8Gent.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-21

1lf Gattel nno 3aun, an Neitpfsr> unt
tae yerereelhirr am Geipann Doh 9utem StrF
unp atturat une tauerbaft aearteitet, 10 glbt ter
Ritt unb rie iabrt nod einnlal 10 gut uns mande
unnuse 9ussate fur Neparatur mi,p eripart.
@er 5attler. unb &iemenarteit teearI, Der 9ebe
~ @1ulte uno Sdifbauer, une Ct mirp folio uno
tiQia tecient reroeu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-21

Ocrr 1neerfnQ, Der Gbef Der prsullrcn
DrYscoeVrlaa rjnser,cQ u. Co." 1T lpet,n na9
Ssmertitsliauug GROCER GiHfdufe pom Mem. 2)p1t
SurlG :effbrt unc Gle Danrlun9 empranet fortrab.
reup @aarsni'ncunpeu, :sslae nod por cen, leB.
ten Stei9en einaefauft pureen unp tesbalt tiui-
ger absslalsu merreu tDnneu, als pies bel 9anp.
lunasn m3slib 1T, wslte jene &banee nipt te.
nuysn tcnntcn. yaeies, wulern sic gel. inter
5errn MatIers freunrtiGem Beitanbe BIC neurn
Vpr,athe.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-21

bic Nlotntenteeioer fur bic Grmpasni-
en- ~" une 81" bts 6tsn une eiejeuisen fir las
ganle 1Re &e9inaent iinb bel benz Staatsl@as-
msiRer iaon Gnte o:rsansener @uae einsssan-
deu. Eas t
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-21
@i6t III nberfeben, percbrte "a.

men. = Suffice uno Torepauab psreen. Fem.
uddit tyr Weibaft mad einem neuen gctal uerle.
asu un9 teabt1 tieen psstalb nit ibrem Eager al,
@eipen3eusen, Merinces, Delaine, @a,bmira,
yoils ee Gberre, Wintel. MiAtiQeu. Y1utdeu,
SdarpeN etc. mSelitit rrlltdnbig in rduuen.
81 pieism 3wsde pertaufen iie 81 Yrsiien, relGe
an bic euteu biaiaen 3ei1en scr tem 8rieae eriu-
nern uno getcn Zen Oam:n icmit Wele1eubeit gu
rcr:be!baf!eu Gintdufsn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-21

Sic Gcfamocnnabmc ne6 Ga9itdn
Don Mtno en-. Captain y. Mincen. amer.
tannt elmer per mader(ten Sfi3iere anleres Min-
uefota Gpntineents, bat, wie (i@ nun lsiber ttaa.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-21

@cin @ci@Gft.
@eDr1 8eni,

Smporteur, @rcB- uno Rleinbinoler
Don &beinmeincn,
unsarmeine>
TraniSfihe uno
@atamba>D eine
Maccira< uno Yprtz8einen n,
BON pn@1ietenen S%abradneen, nelde beiu. Dug
lenb, Glal1e uno Wias r~ertautt ptrben in ieiuer
@einbaue, 0ritte &trofe,
3wil&en 0tarfet- u. @aitinstcn-S tr,
Tren@'6 Stein9ebdupe.
4e9ter @6weiser unp 2imburee, Safe,
Aebte 9oadno. Syringe,
Sarceuen unb @arpin:n
tets srrrdtbis une 3u ben mSsli@lt tiQisaenprei'
len u baben.
6erner: Museessi6netes G"bieaso unb
@incinnati ale ine PORTER. unh bic
feintsn Sorten oon 2iqueuren uno
@bampa0ner
@cpie enbli@ Elm ereeuentee M0er!iment BON
6apanna=G i0arro8.
8or}ebenoes if Muss gut unp in rei4er Jlus
'orrdtbis tei
@eorA Bens.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-21
Ibeoecrr Vcruy. g. 81. &bamplin.
8orup ,1nb Gbamplin,
@rcBbanbler in
g + G G e s.
2a9er<, Sperition5 unr
GpmmtIltpn8 @eI9Qft.

@ir balten bas srSBt. aeer BON Speaerei'
@aareu in ct. paul, uno l.. aotaaftute tperoen
es in ibrem 3nters7e Enben, bel uns o%orauipreGen,
ebe IIe anberemp taufen.
MQeini9e N9enten fur
bic Milnaufie> uno prairte pu Gbien
Gilenbabn, @alena uno Minne>
iota padet Company.
3crtbern. Cine Yadet Company uno 0reat @e.
tern Tiarath.
Jra6teortratte trerten III Zen .crtl Gibafte{en
8epiueuneen %obsei@lcGen nod rem
Often uno 9uoen.
uet'rtteuerunsen u. We,Iuit' nu,h be 2inien.
bic mir Sertretea, perlen au1 unlrtrSj Tet prompt
uno idnea a%cjulirt.
@ir empfaneen unb serlhiden iebeTradt cbne
GrtrapersItuns Don u. mad, Ger Yrairie ru &bisu
Gilenbabn.
Cur be'rncern Qonoenien3 unierer seretrten
teutf9en Sci taftefreauce baten. mir eineu beut>
iaen Glert,
&errn Gbuarb zimmerman,
an9efeat. Der ii9 eir belenbsres gersnusen bar.
aus MAIDEN pirb, feline beutl9en 2anpsleute aul
has Vromrteie ju bebienen.
Borup 5 GbampItn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-21

ca Der rOurtfal ess Grfaanritaten BON
cer StaatsSeitune" III nc6 INNER bic eiuiiee
Wir3e hss Yp!fsblatts. ST has Wrcm felt ren,
lsytcu Nopember nod niGt atse t,ncen, taB C.
cent Gcl!sblat! immsr nod gum Varilm rieneu
fam?
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-21
s3iliio III ocrfanfc

NS!je" NNTE'
lie 6 Gotten nit oIeu enyauf tsInblidsn Ct
tGu!idfeiteu. in Irayerle &c Sirur hslseeu uno
frilbsr rrn 6erru Satpb Ghmabl bempbut, 1ino
ttll,g ososn taor su rsrfaufen. Naterts bri
Ibrma5 Grwau in Iropsrle reer
q. y. @lnb H. CT. Naul.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-21
Tcuti6e8
Gapcten< uno @pllfer0el9Qft
nrn
Sobn ~ atbeis,

Drttte Straee,
Sings frlberem @.cre seseniber, aabt BEN
rWueriean 9ruie,"
ct. paul. Minne1pta.
Ntineu oerebrten eeutiaen Greunten unb WSu.
nern bierunit bic 9lnsc,ae, Bag i9 in meineu1 ueu<
etatlirten 2areten- uup y'o!i erer. @eldGft ait
@,rten pen 1apeten u. Matrasen sprra,big t1l.
nne empftble in mit aur tiuiecn unt t%rcunpten
Wnfertieun8 Don alien in eie{em @e19afte pcy-
tcn1menpen Nrbeiten.
~ Nu@ babe i@ fet6 etne Mn;atl
ferti9er 2oun9es rorrdtbi9.
0phn 0DnfheiA
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-21
&crcitet cu6 ppr
gum ercRcn. {ii2 .t
W Ball.
i'm Qt6CnGum,
q =. IS. Tebruar 1868.

IerIslte rirp pcn, ...EE
Gcutlb > Gnolilhen Sdul Serein UNI
Sci @erein
%urr-nair!.
Dir teieen Gsrcine Gnt I'M Stanse uuo mersen
Murs ouftirte,, f;nen Meafsnta0 AT Seran{talteu,
Be- alls tte,sr ltutrarpatttn ustt utelttefsu Miro.
Dem 3aQ pire civ
Gormc00ls>3u0
opranscbe..
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-21
Nicrpue,,a,u5 GcbmaiQcr

iriser III Carver County mobnbaft, nue srlu9t,
uus lsinc jssigs Arrs6t au!5nseben.
tr17uo jsmlne, Ter tsu Muien!balt tes oerrn
Gawaiasr fsaut, miro uns eurA ssF. ANi!tbei-
lung YsrpfibtsN.
81. . aul 6. Debr. 1863.
IS uius 8rcS. s, Dunhar.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-21
&omn1t 5l1n1 biQigcn Tleil3>
Qnfcn u

@VOIIV
Der llnterseidnete teebrt il6, has efutide vu.
bl;tum bierpur@ su tena9ri9tisen, RAP er pom
leBt an
Nincz uno &alb> Sieof5 better Scrte III
SCENTS, Gleii9 breiter Sorte ;u 4 @te.
eae Yfuno,
fc,tm1brcno i'm Marft bat.
Sh babe meinen 1leilhmartt jsbt eessniter
meinsr @cbnuna une bal.e ale Jleil6arten fir
ben Verfauf i'm @rp6en unp Nleinsn ben 8anaen
Sag iter fell.
% nj. Sung.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-21
9eutfbe Samf
Wi((ius Bros. 4 Dun6dr, ST pauC.
(6rIber s. II. 6. @iuius.)

~ wv W 3ASANS
Grlber s. II. 6. @iuiuS.)
ct. paul, @inne1eta.
Iu0er alien abrieen 8randen bee 8anteei9dft
tee ptpmen mir unlere teiaueere Mufme.tiautei
Dem Gertaure ron
@e4ieln ouf Deut19lanb,
loris auf bic 3auptrIife Grantrei9s, Gnslanbs,
Der @6wei3 unb Der Der. Staaten unb tra{ire1
mir unter Mnberr auf Experimentation 5aufer-
2anrz Warrants,
nit un,erer idriftihen @arantie auf uuteareu,te
3sit per1ebeu, lbernetmen tie
8ele9unA ron @apitalicn
in @runteigentbum rcer aesen SntereGen, auf
erffs tYpetbttaril9e Si9erbett, bt(or-
gen pie
Be;ablunQ ocn Garer
in iebeu1 Ibeile unieree Staates, faufeu unb per-
faufen G,olb unb frsmbe Miinsen, 3ablen tie
pS&fe vrSmie fir @s9iel auf Mem.9ort,
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-21
Snittun9cn Scr 81. StaatsSeituno.
WtpnuemeutabeitrIae aiuaeu elm o

s. @tusmaun. %. ct. paul, 23i-257 81. 90
j. Ncue> &bicasu. 81. 235-261 $1.W
81. 9aas, 5armon9, 1871 $500
Wm. &ablfelr, Ntw .ulm 236-262 800
s. Yirrt, ountelingen Beleien 236-249 so. so
S. j. Nrdatt, @baticlp> 236-262 $l.OO
sos. conner, @bieaso, 81. 237-263 $l.OO
Stsn9elin, G'naltua' 22O-233 SO. 50
il. Ster!e, Sberle's GerNsr> 1928 50. 90
II. ariiser, Nebwins. 236-26? 81. 20
W. .. Wteser. ct. pster, 18O-234 $500
s. SGleaeImiId. Sterlts &cr. 222-272 $500
renrY Qutan, Wacenia 1916 40. 90
4br. Sdreiter, Miunearo.is 1926 SOC
6r. @SBenbsra, % ltcn 1928 ~ 200.
Hep. Wm. @ier. %. ct. Yaul2}7-257 $l.OU
Dan. @clmar, Sattale 235-2S7 $2,W
Wecrg @tcprel, Nc9s0er 235-26l $l.W
IT. Wiar.ens, @ano Street. 16O-238 So. 90
Sacob 9dring, Gbasfa 129-1Sl 80. 90
Wusult ublig, @lepslane 236-262 100
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-21
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WcbrUber T9pmp1pn

81. Yaul, ben 1. DeSbr. 1862.
l,n,srn @e1hiitsfrsunecu une tem Tublifum
al: ssfGUisen Asnntnibnobme. raB
SEER Carl &6cffcr "
ron Stilmotcr
nit Rem beutiscn Sage ais Gbeiibabsr ~ unler
OslAift %eint1itt.
Gbpm1rn 8rctbers.
O. 8e,usnebmeno aur rp.se Nnssiae erlaute
ia mir, MID meiusu Trsunecn une benz Yuelitum
brlten5 III smpilbleu. @ir teicrgfn Gle in bos
Vaufiah einlblasence Weltaite ouI tas @or-
,pe;!bafeae uno bittcu I'm seneiaten 3ulpluf
uutsr 3uI1srung reeaer une prompter Verien-
Iuq.
Das Oclaaft Ter Tirma Darling 4 @3eTer
III StiQwater miro fcrt. eFubrt unter b:n Namen
Gbcffcr $ SbpnapiouS.
Carl SdeTer
ecn ter Tirma Gbcmp|cu Vrcthera.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-13

under consideration the brevet promotions jn
the regular army, and yesterday reported to the
Senate without recommendation The Con-
mittee maintain that the present is not pro-
per time for promotions Of this character
1t would seem that they have had in Erg-
land remarkable season. The prevalence
Of delightful weather, we read has set thou
sands Of persons asking, did You ever see.
such February before?" Such calm, sun
shiny weather! The elder, lilac and black cur
rant trees bursting into leaf Gnats appearing
in warm shattered lawns; flies seen disporting
in the sun a:2d eyena bee observed thus early.
foragIng among the yellow blossoms of tie
fu*ze! So has it been in Belgium, too
James, seventh Earl Of Derby, who was exc
cuted for treason against the "Jommonwealth"
in 1861, at Bolton-le Moors, England is to
have statue erected to bis me mory in that
| town. So does the wh,Iigig Of tine bring III
his 1cYenges!"
1t is reported that the Confederate army IN
Tennessee, under General Bragg, has been
largely reinforced by troops from Richmond
| and sthe extreme South. Eleven brigades,
averaging two thousand men each are said
/ to have been added to the forces 4 dispatch
states that the Confederates under General
Van Dorm have fallen back towards Shelby
vile.
The correspondence the PHILADELPHIA Press,
says From all I can see and hear I feel in
clined to believe that an invasion of Kentucky
will take place within short time of this date.
Whether the expedition will wait until the
river falls. OF go through the Gap remains to
be seen.
Mr. and Mrs Hutchins Monument street,
Baltimore, were arrested yesterday charged
with having had Confederate prisoners in their
house, and With aiding and abetting the rebel
lion, &c. After q thorough examination Of
the case, Fir. Hutchins and bis lady were
unconditionaly released the charges not being
sustained
An expedition Of Federal cavalry, few days
since, visited the neck OF land between the
Rappahannock and Mattaponi rivers, and
broke up some smuggling depots.
Information has been received in Washing
ton that Confederate agents recently attempted
to purchase a vessel at Vancouver 5 Island, to
be used as 3 privateer il the Pacific, but
failed
Oh DAzTE!-The following Notice to La
dies viii be placed over the Entrance to the
Stalls at the Royal Italian Opera in London.--
''A]l hoops abandon, ye who enter here -
The Senate, yesterday, confirmed number
ofmilitary appointments. The extra session will
probably be closed today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-13

-A :
The twelfth annual election Of Utah was
held in the fa]] Of 1862, chosen Ey which on
tbe Sth Of last December the Territorial Le-
ois)ature convened The Tribune Of three
weeks later contained in full, the inaugural
@s,,eecl Of Gov. Harding, forwarded by a
.speciaT correspondent in Salt Lake City. From
. that document We re-pubish an extract or two
(which will suffice to show how Governor
Harding has earned the animosity Of the
Saints.
. much to my astonishment, | have not
been able to find any lazy upon the statues Of
thjs Territory regulating marriage | earnest
. y recommend to your early consideration the
!. passage Of some law which Will meet the ex-
igencies Of the people.
I respectfully call your attention to an act
=ot Congress, passed the first day Of July, 1862,
.enti,lod AN act to punish and prevent the
.practice OF polygary ia the Territories Of the
CAited States, and in other places, and disap-
proving and anuuljing certain acts Of the Ie-
gislatlye Assembly Of Utah. > | am aware that
there is prevailing opinion here that said act
Is unconstitutional, and therefore it is recon-
mended By those IN high authority that no re-
gard whatever should be paid tc the same.
And still more to be regretted, if [ am
rightly informed in some instances it has been
recommended that it will be openly disregarded
and defed. merely to defy the same.
The address further rebuked Mormon dis
loyalty to the Union. The sensation was tre-
n'endous The Morrnon press dare not pub
ljsh the address. 1t was scrupulously kept
from circulation in Mormondom, and since then
the storm has been brewing, apparently now
about to break. The matter will doubtless re-
celve the early attention OF the Government.
Early last year the Saints revived their ex-
preston of desire to become State framed
q constitution and held an election for it's
adoption and the election of State officers on
the Sd of March 1868.
This application for admission failed in the
last Congress.
I@e following from the census returns Of
1860 will be of interest:
1850. 1860. Increase
1880 4O,298 2S,9l5
lhe area OF Utah is about equal to the area
Of OF the six New England States, New York
and New Jersey.
! I}IAIOcTF -Staa1v Mon "a man
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The Boston Transcript, mentioning the le-
wees the Thumbs are now giving in Boston,
says that since leaving that city, the General
ha4 joined the Masons, and now reoices IN the
honors Of Master DIason's degree The pho
tographs Of Mrs Stratton, the Generals di
minutive wife, fail to do justice to her exqui
site beauty and grace There is no ezaggera-,
ton In her title of '"Ihe Queen Of Beauty. .
A more comely, wonderful little pair Of human
beings was never seen Both take part, in
songs and dances, and Ms Stratton appears
in the splendid costumes and magnificent jew
elry which constituteda part Of her bridal pre-
sents in New York. They remain in Boston
only this week.
John Van Buren gets it, in one way or ano-
ther, all round A down-east Republican
journal says that che seemed pure COZ per
few months since; then he became brass; and
now the fellow is all lead, bullets and all =
The truth is (says another) John was always
''sounding brass, the cavity Of which has
now been filed Up with lead, and down he
goes.
Some thousands Of weddings were TO take
place in Great Britain on Tuesday, many Of
the Princes countrymen having determined
to be united in wedlock on the same date with
The heir to the British throne. A very grace
| full compliment is implied in this innocent lit
| tie superstitution.
The New York Journal of Commerce has
letter dated St. Helena, January "a, giving an
account of the capture Of three vessels engaged
in the slave trade. The words ''Island Queen,
Of " ashinglon, D. CO. were plainly to be
seen painted or the stern of one Of the vessels.
Fresh beef, Of the best quality, is selling in
the Baltimore Market at from 10 to 125 cts
per lb.
The ship Coquiulbo, from Boston, has ar
rived at San Francisco. The steamer Sonora
treasure received from the wreck of the Golden
Gate, making about $780, 900 in all received
there The steamer Sonora has sailed for Pan
ANA, carrying ] u passengers and $3.50, 900 in
treasure for England, and $40, 900 foA New
York
A man named Jesse Harbor; Of Champaign
county, Ohio, recently dead, was the father Of
thirty one children, the youngest Of whom is
about two years old. He has managed to give
all who have arrived at maturity an outfit Of
eighty acres Of land
The Washington correspondent Of the \, 7.
Times, says:-'G General Hooker was examined
to-day before the War Committee The first
question propounded was as to what cause he
attri ri3uted the failure Of tht movement Of the
Peninsula He replied ''As | am on NY
oath, must answer the question. The fail
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4 D1ALoeuE-steady 1Ian.-"A man
must n, work now a-days Oh he gets left behind
Ioe only position worth having, is what you
make fer yourself, &C., &c.
Youthful Swell. -"Oh Yes, [ quite agvee
WITH you about \ orE. | don't mind Work,
:GO Know, in q genewal way but object to
F42t ! call Nv ork Of Supervevogation!'
ote2d}y Man. And pray what do you IN
terstand By that?"
). 55oothfol Swell-N-hy I mean don't care
" GO anything | can get done ior ne!
1he Washington Republican Of Tuesday
S'ea'0s says: 1t was whispered about the
.29" q the Supreme Court today, after the
51vat Ahoaden case was decided, that Robert
= " aj@er had suddenly become t millionaire y