davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-07

The Great Mass Meeslns Of the sOIh-
G Ban Butiero TO be PEesent--Other
Distinguished Speakers.
We are gratifed at being able to state
that the prospects Of the Grand Union
Mass Meeting to be held in this city on the
10Th, are most Aattering. Ample prepara-
tiOns are being made by which the vast
crowd will be accommodated as TO their
physical wants, while the array Of distin-
guished speakers who will be present will
render the occasion such as comes to one
only once in a life time, for hearing a sue
cession Of the leading minds Of the cOun-
try. The Committee Of invitations have
received the assurance from Glorious Old
Ben Butler that he viH certainly be here,
provided he is not assigned to a command
before that time. He will be able to give
q positive answer by the 10th inst. Hon.
D. S. Dickinson will be present if his pub
lie duties will allow him to leave Albany.
Hon. Montgomery Blair, Post Master Gen
eral, will be present, and the Committee
have strong expectation that Secretary
Chase will also be able to leave Washing
ton upon That occasion. Hon. 3. z. Wade,
Hon. John A.. Bingham and Hon. J. NJ.
Ashley will certainly be here, and it is ex-
pected that Hon. John Sherman will also
be able to accept the invitation. Definite
replies have not been received from other
distinguished gentlemen who were also in
vited, some of whom will doubtless be pres
ent. This splendid array of speakers
should and will gather together such q
grand convention as has never before been
assembled in this city. It will be a grand
gala day for the loyal hearts Of the North
west and we shall expect to greet them by
thousands and tens of thousands.
Further details Of the arrangements will
be given in a few days.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-07
The Arrest OF Vanandighnm.

The Vallandigham partisans Of Dayton
appear to have made serious -demOnstra-
tions in consequence Of the arrest Of their
leader. They destroyed the Office Of the
Journal, the Administration paper and
were preparing for other scenes Of VIC.
leuce at the last reports. A detachment Of
sixty soldiers was understood to have been
sent from Columbus on Tuesday evening
to Dayton, to be used in case Of necessity.
The Capital City Fact says Of the arrest
that a squad of fifty Of Uncle Sans boys ar
rived in Dayton early in the morning and
proceeded directly to Mr.. VaIlandigham's
house, which was found to be strongly
barred. The alarm was Immediately given.
but the GOpperheads failed to come to the
rescue, and Val. was escorted BY fifty Of
his particular friends, the soldiers" TO
Cincinnati. He will probably be sent
across the lines, to learn by experience the
delights Of a home in Dixie, with the lin
tied bill Of fare which there prevails.
P. s-Further AID interesting details
win be found in our special telegraph col
a4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-07
MILITARY SCHOOL.
IN ANTICIPATION OF CON

IN ANTICIPATION OF CON 4
SCRIPTIOH, and perhaps Difficulties q q
with Foreign Powers, ! propose TO open a Mil ~ III
itary School in this City for the Education Of n II
those who would desire to become Officers. ] receiv-
ed my education at West Point, where l took the hrtt
hOnOns Of my class and have since been in the heid as
Captain Of the 9Th Ohio Battery. The course will
embrace Theoretical and practical instruction in toe
School Of the Soldier, Company Battalion and ski
mish Drill, BayOnet Exercise and OUTPOST Duty
Also, Lectures on Field EortidcatiOn aud Modern
Strategy all modelled after the Wost Point mode,
aud superior to any thing Of its kind in the United
States. Arms furnished by Col. Senter. No Uniforms
required. Open On Wednesday Evening, April 18th,
at = past 7 O'clock, at Atheneum Hall, (the finest
drill room in the CITY, and continues until July LIST.
Terms, go for entire course, payable in advance.
Refereuces-Maj. Cen Buel, MAJ. Gen. A. McCoOk,
Mai. Gen. Gordon Granger, Brig. Gen Baird, Brig.
Gen. Hazen. Albert Z. Church, LII D., Prof. Of Ma
thematic, West Point, NY, Denis Mahan, LID :,
Prof Of Military and Civil Engineering. West Point,
N. Y, &C., &C. Capt. n S. WETMORH.
P. Sal desirous Of attending will please meet
me at Atheneum Hall, Wednesday evening April Is,
thalf past seven O'Clock. april:tf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-07
FrederIeksburg.

Mr.. W. W. H. McCurdy, of this city,
left fredericksburg at 10 o'clock Monday
morning. The rebels had re-oaptured one
Of the batteries which our forces had
taken on Sunday, but General Gibbons
division again carriedit atthe point of the
bayOnet. The fighting was fierce.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-07

Hon. Edward Everett, in a late address
before the Boston Union Club, compared
JEFF. Davis to the Italian who, being well,
dosed himself with unWholesOme drugs,
and had engraved upon his monument, al
was well, I wanted to be better; and bereI
%
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-07
AUCTION SALES.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
TO be Sold at Auction.
ON TUESDAY, MAY 18th, AT mO'CLOCR, A. M ,
On the Premises.

This is a part Of tho WILEY PROPERTY, on
Michigan-St, and consists Of four lots, 25 iest front
on Michigan-St and l5lfeet deep, andOne lot nrear,
42xlOO feet. 1t Is one Of the best locations in the City
fer business, Only about $50 feet from UntariO-St &,
where property is worth from two hundred dollars to
three hundred dollars per foot. This properly viii
be sold at a great sacrifice, and il viii be a grand OPP
pOrtunity to obtain q good business location, or to
invest or speculation. as il will undoubtedly sell for
double in less than one year what il must be sold for
now.
EB-FOr further particulars enquire Of BRAYTON
d STOOKWELL, No. 6 AtWater Building, orc Out
ter & Son., Auctioneers. anr2'-G34
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-07
aprIs;l4s
10 sOLDIERs AND THEIR HEIRS

D. w. GAGE, Successor to Gage b Bruce,
Is authorized and licensed by the United State Il
coll ct Pensions, Bounty and back Pay, and ffhsr
Claims against the Government OF the q. s, and Of
the state Of Ohio. By a late laWof Congress- oldier1
DISCHARGED BY re9son. Of WOUNDS received in service,
are entitled to 800 Bounty. Soldiers Of Z ne three
months service and alarge number OF other q, are en-
titled TO pay for service beiors being muA tered into
the VI S. Service, and thOusauds who were not mus
tered in at all are Dow entitled to pay. All such can
have their claims promptly adjusted and collected bY
applying personally or BY letter, enclosing stamp, to
D, W GAGE, l6S Supsri0r-St.,
OppOsitetEe Merchants Bank,
.awnNHD0 49,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-07
CLAIMS.
DENSIONS AND N
widn,ra nf and onIain..

UAuO"o " VnSSAD anu b~VAuAOEbg
who have died, OF who have been killed in service,
their miner Children or dependent Parents, Brothers
Or Sisters, are entitled TO fell pensions and arrears Of
pay and 800 Bounty, and wounded Soldiars are emit
tied to a pension 70 the extent Of disability. All who
have satyed TWO years, or he have hean discharged
BY reason Of WOuudsa are entitled to 500 Bounty.
The undersigned, late Lieut.. Col. Uh Ohio Volun--
Ohio, to prosecute the
PENSION AND BOUNTY BUSINESS,
and Will also prosecute all business against the Gzv-
ernment in any Of its Departments. His lougsNRaFi-
euce Ia the business and long service in the arRN, and
his thorough a -QuaintanCs with the manuerof loiug
the business, and how and where to obtain evidence
IN all cases, gives HIM advantages 0vrr al other psr-
sons engaged in the business. He changes ONLY the
legal tecs-25,uu. ia Pension cases, with a charge or
sI,5if0r each affidavit, where additional evidence is
required.
~ Soldiers, write to him, or call Oh him at his Of
ice. 1t yOu write give full history Of the Gaze and en-
close lamp and you viii get - satisfactory answer BY
return mail. j.. y. ASPER.
Attorney at Law,
aprlf-447 Warren. TrumhuT Co o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-07
LAKE LIE.

THE SPLENDID STEAMERS
PLANET, METEOR, CITY OF CLEVELAND,
TRAVELLER, ILLINOIS, IRON CITY 4 NORTH
Erin LIGHT, will form the line from Cleveland and
Detroit to all Lake Superior Ports during the season,
on the following days.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

THE CLEVELAND AND NEW
YORK HOOP SKIRT Co, principal Depot Nos.
rto-ot, Ol9Yeland, Ohio. We, the undersigned, hav-
ing opened our Branch Establishment in cleveland,
peg Lave 70 cal atte1Iion of the public to our stock.
Isl We keeps n STOCK than any whole
% We make a greater variety Of SJ les, Shapes,
United States.
Sd. The steel and all the material for Hoop skirts,
from the primitive state to the Falesroom, are under
our own supervision and entire control. consequently
customers can obtain skiris from our house. without
paying a second profit.
serve baEe just received q new supply Of COrsets
and Spiral Hoop supporters.
@rBsmember and not forget the only Hoop Skirt
Factory. No. l9f 0ntarin-St.
ES Merchants snpolied cheap at
FRANK BROS. & CO., Propristors,
mayi-iH I9f Outario-St.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-07
LOST, waists 4 FOUND.

WANTED-KRIrr1N MAoH1NE)
Farmers, Volunteers and others, to- noWtha
their women folks" can earn Is TO s20per week with
one Of kim Celebrated Knitting Machtnss. 1t sill
earn its cost in thirty days Price, complete, G0--
Weight IS pounds. Freight from 50 cents 70 $50.
Eend for circular and samples (send stamp5.)
ELLIOTT EBkANSON,
aur21.R2s IN Laks-St Chicago, m.
GAIT, ALT, SALT.-WE ARE
- Agents for the sale Of sl the different kinds OF
Salt manufactured by ths Salt Companies Of OsWeg0
and Syracuse. N. y. State. Orders rom our custom
ers solicited. Can load full car lots without expense
a5r EHATOHER GARDNER, BVRT&CO.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-07

B6-Nothing shall be wanting TO make this a Nor
al, Intellectual aud amusing exhibition. Notwith-
standing the tnnumerable variety Of attractions and
the unprecedented expense Cf this unparalleled COM
bination, the price Of admission will be placed ct the
extraordinary low figure Of 25 Cents Reserved
Seats SO Cents.
ance to commence half an -Four ~afterEard.
B-SEATS FOR ALL apr28439
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-07
-TEE BATTLE OF OHREOEII0RsFEtlE
TERRIBLE FIGHTING on SATURDAY
AND SUNDAY.
stOneEall JaeksOn's Fierce Attack.
FULL DETAILS OF THE ENGAGE
MENTS.

Correspondence of the New York Times.l
HEADQUARTERS IN TIE FIELD, NEAR CHAN |
CELLoRsvTLLE, Sunday May Sc P. N. }
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-07

Pho Great Mass Meeting Of the 2Oth--
"Gld Ban Butler TO be PEesent--Other
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-07
LAKE SUPERIOR STEAMERS.

1868. 1858.
CLEVELAND, DETROIT,
E AND S
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-07
P0ST.0FFIeE TIMETABLE.
CLEVELAND POST OFFICE,


Es-MafIs viii b opened and ready for delivery one
hour after arrival Of trains
Bg-Au Mails elo-e one hour before departure Of
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-27

OaS Teuer.- Mm persansenen GONNA.
tens, 3 uby frib, brad in einem 5oIsiduspeu
1'esfn Der Wcbuuu5 bes 5srrm 9becbpr 8prut
an eer 7tsn Stra6e, Geuer aus. unh, Ia ein Far
ter @turmrinb tpebtt, unb fein @aler ~ BE-
tot1''ttn tpar, 10 s1fabte bic Bruni taIt RE III e,
Nabe belesenea @obubauisr, unb talo mar Gin
Weltbbftras BON $4,000 an @sbGuten, @itb
une 5aueratb in MiAe perwaneslt. Gs branu-
ten nitbsr, bic Wpbnbauler Ser 5srren Gbsrto,
Dcrup, Gbamplin unb eiu pom 0tr.sgee t.,pptn-
tts Sans bes 5frru Oatee. 9str gbemplin SER
lof Gin tpertbseQes Spann Wfetee. Gtrl9ieesne
Geufr.G er19erunss %. Gumpasnisn taben scn tem
W'sInit uon $4,000 @attauisnb gu trtatteu.
Das raide 1mlGsr:ifm biefer 8eueretrun0
bat ZEN Nan9el ali Giit.sncn pieesrum III bus
Vi9t gsleQt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-27
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. -
We the undersigned, having been ap-
pointed, by the Honr. Charles Wag-
ner, Judge of Probate of Brown Co.,
Minnesota, Commissioners, to receive.
examine and adjust all Claims and
demands Of all persons against the
Estate. of. Seth F. Henshaw, late Of
Brown County, State of Minnneseaaa.
and also all demands exhibited in off
set thereto and six months from the
18th day Of Mai 1863, being allowed
by raid Court for that purpose.
w do her eby give notice, that we
will attend to the business of our APP
pointmens, at the office Of the under
Signed Commissioners at New Ulm
Brown County on the second Monday
Of each month, during the time spe-
Gifted,
All persons having Claims against
said Estate will present them, or be
forever barred.
Given under ON, hhandeB this 8, day
o # 5gngsa 4 p 3. 1sSA
: RICHARD Fischer.
AUGUST WEsTPHAL-
l e EHt#- ~ 49, - ~ '-.e =
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-27

Career equity Mahrtbten. - 9tr
s. q. Ren3 lang iea tr lstsn uuo ieia saa;ss
@tamm sentben -bet apf ieinsr Garm in er
Nabs acu gcriOiae, Carer Gp. einen ~a,eebea'
hens btearttn u:unter anesrn. sinsn8 Baum, ali Dem
iter 100 Jung, Mspft!Gsn bdnesn, pun tensn pir
punldsn, eaB lie reifen unb btu leiBisen Manu,
es0sn 5prsfalt Fe ibr @aastbum SereaaFsn. gut
idnedsa mSssn. - Oils ptfsiRtsr TT Carver
County it npR Ssry q, 0frs3tn BON eatstrun
gu nsnnen. sin pHadsrsr e.ntlasr 8armsr, tsr wis
bsr "5srale" BON 9basfa ersablt, BON airi@tau"
men, bic or aus Sbio impprtirt> perrli9e rotbt
&iri&m s~ssrnttst bal. = aait aferaa bateu audi
in Garner 9euntg es Saatsn bur9 cine Fur&t~
bare Durrs 9~slittsn< iutefeu balt Ng Ter Wai3en
auf bent laftieen Bueen bet Buiafarmex INNER
nod 70, bab eth balbiser &eaen olles ms @leis
triuesn tanu. - Der Dttfauf BON 0ant an fri
l9e InfDmmliuse aus 5cQane oauert fort. 81
&banba(an wures nsuIi& cine Garm spn $50
Adsr nit 80 Nfffy pptsr GaE'nr fir $1,000 Ssr'
fault.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-27
Gin unabbdnsiees GaYanerie,@a.

Gin unabbdneietS Ga1aIeries8a.
taiuon fir sic 6%rdn3tpebr. = Das Be.
mibs,, an unItrtr @rdn;e eut nut eini9erma'
Gen bic Siaeraeit wisber bnSufeaen, muB 70
lalee i9eitsrn, bis IS sslinst, etne 9eniSenbs Ca
saleriema9t, gut ,eritten unb bspa6net, melhe
ausf9 ieblid fir Fen Dient an Der Wrtnse b,r.
tpeneet tpire, auf bic Deine su %trinseu. 5ierpon
1T fs na9tigsa uno siuIbtsscasu Breunben
s~eluastn> bic @untssrssieruns 5a aterSsusen.
Sn 6olse te1sn bat l@ benn praiuent 2irtOln
oeran!a6t ssltben, burd Rrie9sn1inifsr @tantun
tie Grridtuns eineS 9atai1vns ca @ompaenien)
@areaere ansuprenen, mel9es fir brei Sabre,
tpofern bic S%noianer nibt frlber CUR Nube &C..
tradt trereen, an fen @rarsen unieres Staates
Gisnit tbun lpa. Mit ber Organization oieles
Corps, wel9es tas 8erredt baben tpire, gang un-
abb insis BON Ycre unt @iblsY 3u ~up:rircn unb
hslen Vsfsblebater unn,itteltar an Gtantcn ~
roppor!tren bat, lit 5err 6. q. 6. bath be-
~auftrast rcroen, ber suglei4 sas8ataiQpu, 70 balb
IS sullSab!is 1T, in Hars unb Cub e,ues sra.
jors tefellisen wi't. 5err =, q. s. 6atd, tin
19tsr meliI;aer Mann ycm redten @9rct uuo
Ip!n, 1T NIT un}eru Wran5- una Suetaner. Ser
b%altniieu auf oas aQer @enaueile ns,t,aut une
baturb lospie tur6 isincn seutlsmauniitm sbrta>
baften Gbararter uub ieins Gnersie aui tas Brte
81 Der 5teaune zines Gubrers res rMinuclr.a-
@ran5w br- Jrei.G prps" bsf1biSt.
Sir ZEN tsutlhsn nafsnfdbigen Mann 1T ber
Gintritt lit has Corps beluansrs besmeeen bG9t
smpfrbleasperth, neil itd ~seriente beutIde sri.
litairs remlsItsn an@9lis6cn wertsu. @ir mel
nsn bic 5srrm Oscrg y. Breaesnri9 IL. Sinide.
Der GrRsre lfanc ols Gem. Gsrssan. bel y. Min-
rens Gpmpasnis une srwGrt |a tort bic bS9rt
Adtung ole tibtiesr Militar rue gut gei9alter
Srtrat. Ssrr y. Jreuben1sid bat anbsrosm ten
VrrSue, baB CT nit esm Isr1oin, auf REM bas
bait ii Iaio!a uno onpern Wt0nSeilrir!en ais
Yirnisr. MnItsclsr ssnau tetannt III.
5err Jdntde> 81 Orbe1ly in Gru Wiuteus
ecmpagnie 1T Gin tilA!i9cr al'er Isssn aus rsu:-
ftsr Sduls, Der tiitsu III, rb,itenlienf seleten.
1ulf tsisen 5srm merbsn i9 her Gempnsuie IT'S
8Atailcns aaldlisbsu, me:de Scn 6errn Gbamt.
lin i'll ct. paul ais CAPTAIN eeflbrt westsu pire.
Dty pierts, 500 ~seluuce, juase yrniss, ps,ssu
IDcH jest anesfaufl uno cieQSaHsN, bic YuQ tdn-
eise gsrsiN. Staatrn elsoQe,is Nrmatur, nit
Der {l4 bic bette eurtraiidc uiAt ms1eu fam,
,rsroen u"scr3Is.id eintufen. 0as Battalion
tpire hsm Staate tsi Ism nOraF," gu gut 9ereh-
net unb tit pcltis uur fir ben IieAi i'm Staat
%tsitirnmt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-27
Wuter 60nDel iu maiden.

Tairdbtlo s @ard,, @ultiunf" u"e @cm'
miiiVsnstGnelsr, 3s @ttaBs, cterbalb ssr bride,
smpTnseu icsben. Dsuims, c~ttonates,
pausfcffs, Galiecs, Rlsiserloffs
perl6iehensr Wrt, turss Waatsn, @om-
msrbuts, r5tafsrs,1 Wabbsnbnts
ETC., aQes 8etanft na9 benz Sinten Der prslie
uuo psrtaufsu %bielelben n~isoriser ala irptno Elm
Sans In CT. paul lie anbisteu fanu.- Nu6 ba-
sss ~eisls!t.a iurn Vriyatvsrtauf, Jliuten, Yiio.
!en, Ibiren. Bsul1errabn1eu, Dcrbdn8s, Waaen
uno Meutlfs ssn alien 5prteu.
JairhiIp ". Marh.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-27

So 9 81 10t. her Minnelpta Staatsmi-
liz 1T ors"niIrt mie fcle,: Captain: s. g.
Wrisbt. 1 2;sutenant: W. Meib. 2tsr: ..
Greyer. Jclbpsbel: peter Gtreit. Sim sersan.
sensn DpnNsritas Ntenb bate bic Gcmyaenie
gum eriten Nale Mulerung unb &rercier1tuns.
Die aG6fe tpirb am Din1tas ltattFneen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-27

N- gBir sperben lpdter uns e~rlauten, ben s..
fer AMI bic gum 4 5uly ron 9ersinsn u. pripatp:r-
lpuen al Yeron1taltenpen unp in unItrm beutiSsn
Ylatte tefannt gemadten Wsrsniisunsen 3n ssT~
peilen, mas UNI 70 seredtfsrtistsr erldsint, ba bic
nablte Numnter, I'M uulerm p~uretsea 1rassr
leinen 4 Snly nidt gu perrerben, lbtrs am 5rti.
tan hsrum aftraaen tperbetl rpiro. = sN'
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-27
6ptel 3u D%erfQufel1.

Das rsusebaute, sw%eilDdiss Bridfsin- spptel,
~,,emaAus Esr vDai:!ias5e f., bsIeSea an ssr
9aupiltraBs pcn SbaFppse, Srctt 60, Winn.,
3Galeia Der bseeutsnoten Gcrfshrltrabs I'M Min'
am Juesutar iOfort gu nertaufsu. Wei esm So
te! tefnpst i'd eia erc6es @ebSft, eerirmiee
gDassn. Msmilt Inb cine FER telisn @taus in
Mtnne}ota. Ven Gnprs5s.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-27

E The ,,Pioneers makes a hog
pen out of his paper by allowing a
beast, branded ,,BULl.Y WELLS"
to empty out a pile ofstinking dirt on
the Germans of New-Ulm. Where is
the P0undna0ster!?
Capt. q. 9f. !&icfer, nunmetr an Eitua~
seit Der dtteits Captain in Der Winuefo,a Mrmee,
1T auf urlaut p-n fsinsm Nesiment bisrlsltl
anmeisnb, unb ltlten baten MIR einen 9elDaten
in her 5eimat fteuoiser unbbersli9sr btmiatomm-
nsn feseu, ais bielen brasrn Oif;itl. &apt.
aiefer bat BEN gattrlanpe 70 LANCE unb treu &C.
bisnt, zap IS nur auf pas bIb1e tebauert mtresn
fann. Jpn tti hem Disbursement 10 en.l9iepen p,r-
nabla(Tst ,u leten. uns::es mare tsstalt nur bic
notbpenriae 5olst sen @iriuno uns urlo9s,
psnn eititr Maun jest pieter in las burssrlide
gttsn ausidftbrt. @Gabe auf ale Sale! bsnn
eapt. aisfer it Elm trau@tarer Offsitr, re0en
@tele i'm Nssiment pur9 teinfn bslern auase-
fiat tperben taan.
Dtiueen= unb 3aubftum II Sniff
tut. Giner ter teTsrn, sen Der lsgten Wtles-
sttuns %paiilrtsa Afte, mar b%erjsniss, yerm4se tr1-
fem $500 tsbuf Grridtuns eines gIinbtn- une
2autnummsn~ Snlttuts fir ben Staat Minue-
irta psrtr!aist ucrren unb Johann cine Commit.
ion sines|sbt mures, pel9s tsauflrast it, bic aur
8ssraneung rsr Nnltalt nHtbiseu Mabrsssln an-
auprsasn. Die Gommiiipu, betsbenb aus hru
esrra @ep. s. gat6sletr, Q. =, 5vpl uue 81.
u. Mote in Garritault 1T tenn aud ans @erf
essanssn une labt sinen Beri9t ssrvlTsnt.i6su,
tenn mir 8plssnpts tutnebmen.
3a5 Qetal fir fas Sniitut bat Die Grumiilpn
III 6arritauIt plaei1t, mplslbit lie Gin baus III
rielcm 3msde esmietbet Bat. i'll ben, 19 fir bic
@ubnuneen Der gsbrsr uno .3Sslinss. fcpie fir
hequeme @4ulsimmsr, binIduslih. R1umliati.
ten tefintsa une in tsIen Nahe Elm 9sielptas scr-
p%anssn. 5nm Ssbrsr psr 3pstinss unb Wuffster
etr Mnltalt bat sic GonmilNrn einen prufslcr
u: >. aianey, Triibsr an ciuem atnliasn Sniff
tut II, Columbus, 8. >ausereGt, unb ais Wufiete.
rim uno 9apsaermalttriu biz 1rau oeHelttn. Tie
Nnltalt -iou am Wittwcd, 9ten 5eptemter eySF-
net wsreen. Der Mufwano fir 2eburacbaIt.
5ausrsnt, 8ii9sr, S6ulapparat etc. uirb aus
rem po,tantensn 6onts t~ttritt:n ; Sir 9ett,eua
une arfesla basestu babsn bic 3Selinse lelbR IL
(rrsen. llw IS aud hem MittsQcIen mSelia ~
MAIDEN, bic @ctltbattn Der Mn1alt 3u senieBea,
ld!ast bic ArmmilTcn sor, bae spn Seiten Der
s~insc!nsn Gsuntiss sine @umme pon 800 tas
Sabr fir isssn ibrsr Sautfuu men une Blineen
oussslest wsree. Sir bic Vtriuce bis )um item
9auuay mi,e tic Dcraustejabluna tes perar=
id!astsn NpltseloeS sefrrsert. .
Mnfraseu bic Mafnabmt srn !3Sslineen in bic
@Nlta!t bstrRsne fine gu ri&ttu AZ Qummiiipnsr
II. q. Mp:t. in Dartitault.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-27

Nrfer sfleiuer Rorporal" per- Der
,.SigsI9uo,o" lG,eitt uns untsr tem i4ten SUM
Uplsenrss aus ,,6aMp Yppe": Wer an Elm Wit
eliso esr SiseIauorb su idreibtn bat> atbreiGu.
Or. -- So. s" 9Th Net. Minn. Sn-
~fant:s, Supion Grpeciticn, 0ia Sort Mbecrembie,
49, So. IS" pes 9ten 9iseiments blsibt lit Camp
Yrpe aurid, UNI aQes Gisentbum incl. Der Bret
ter ssr Yarradsn na& Sort &ie8sly aaradsu'
traneprrtirsn. - Yei her grrfpitiun 1T uM .
Wtistty" eas Ttleseldrti. Den Martetsn-
hsrn 1T bsr @ertauf tieiss ttsln Wstrdnta bel
Straft ter @dlisbun5 igrsr @ucem u~ntsrlast
wsrteu. - Go. ~" bes 9t:u NesimsntS bisn,
Der Grfeeition ais Wicnisrs uub 81 8uc.s wtrben
mits:i9ltppts biz gum pau ven @aiHbriden ser'
tpsnts! ~ereen feasn, - SIN 7ten Nst. batsn Is
Gaptains unit 2ieutsnants ibre Gntl* 0unsssefu&e
eiuesrsidt. - Die >@taatf- 2eitune" tornmt f.
rtselmaEie mic has Mmem in &c, aitde> une III
stsnip piQtpmmtn sis tislss na% siHsr Iaussn
Wrtists
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-27

Die Jneiausrs @Spesition, 81. Stunt.
- Tspsl9sn scn gitlsy mslbsn, baB BE Grpe'
bitiru AM 1ienltas Dor nbt Iaeen aufsebrrheu
uut m ssm iltsn Sage 10 Msilsn marI6ire.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-27

nnlere Mfili3 tsfummt @stalt. SER
Qouis 8rrdmann lit srm General Mln& gum
Mib b Camp (Ts!o. Wtjutarten) e.naunt wrrtsn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-27

GD Daa tapts,s 4e &saimsut bai, mir eel
eeisr aus un|srn geyidteu ssisb Gu, i'll ru hetsr
3ttt etsn 10 une beiB sstritten, ME ss BURG
eilm1ylbe une sas 8euer ess Jeinees bart su IT.
BEN bate. Gs 1T etebelt niat mebr ole esredt.
eaB >s Ibsilnakms see YutIifums rrn Miane-
Icta lb oud hielem unlsrm tapfsru Gorrs au-
wente, une um tit.auf biusupirten, SsrVFenI!i-
den wis ras ~tp!senee ,Gingelontt", tcS bel ttm
Iegttu Sturme auf bic @aansen ron 0idstureb
ptrprnteten braseu bsutIdsn 0afitaius Ylati
unb empfcblen raNelts ber 1bst!nabms aues
Osullhsn Minns |rtas.
(ginsefanbt.]
a1kSsr uupeit Tidsbursb,
10. SUM- 1863.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-27
@tabt- II. Qanb-Nahri6ten.

Sur Reicr be6 4tcn gulb murten pom
stabtratb in einer GrtraFbuue am .trsansensn
Spnnabene lem Geuerbtpartenent 800 temil-
li8t.