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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-03-21
(Gineeianbt.)
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ii9 Der &eoQtteur pe1elben liber bic @trtz
iamfeit te8 Genator @@iQcd, mad leiner
niectt9 %Aemeinen Dentun9sart, auf cine
Mtile aus, bic jenen r]edtrenfenren Mann,
Der nit ben @%e(lnnun9en uuo 6fentli9en
5anelunesmeile be8 9errn @diQod te<
fannt IN, empSren mi1eu. Gs 1T pelt>
befannt. pob Ter pp. Netatteur arrert1
@runciasen uno Nnf@tsn bulpist ols
9err S&iQcd; mir ater, rie CUR 3eit bier
pebneneen Rdrger pom 'Drom(, So. 0nb
@dbter ees Senatore, trflaren biermit
uns Ycllfou,men einnsrfonten init rem
@erbalten pe5 Genators S9iucd in Ter
leBteh 0eieB9etun9 uno namentli@ ta5
NIT, eaB Ct in ter Drudsrfra9e fir be
eeutiGen Burger 0iet6e &ebte' Yertdrots,
(pie ft pen auetifaniidsn Biratrn au1e}}
Ranpen 1lno. gbenlo iIno mir ii%ter5euat>
eab ni3t auei1 unlere MittQroer yon
&c., cbne un:,riditp her parteI
|ereeEr aQe peut|&e Ginmpbner Minpei.:
ptper bic H@luns BEG Deutlptbums add
l'fet q'tAt Yns s'si4tr Mttrn|ipjs'
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-03-21
Die Staqts,pabl in Nfetp 9amPibire.
9rinmpb Der Ireibeit Nartei!

Das @plt pom Nem @amplbire it in
leirer Majoyitat trey per 9uten @a&e.
3war bat eer rtpublifanilde 9puperneurs
@anpicat teine ablotute Wajezitdi erbal<
ten, lonrern Bet een1ptrati(@e @anbicat IT
Jpn et,pa 1000 Sttmuter scraus, oter
taflr bat Elm prttter Ganpipat cit, loyaler
&rie96 Demctrat, btinabe 1000 Stin,=
men befea,a1sr. llnr ia in Ne,p 6amlbire
Die abiolute Majoritat sur Grmdblune eli
mes 0%puperneur5 erforoerli@ If unb tei'
uer berGantibaten cine lcl9e erbalten bat,
70 erwdbIt bic 2e9islatur cen @ourerneur
uno tieie migp e|ue (la1fe republitanii@e
Majcritdt babeu. Die reip. &on8reB
mitslieeer i&einen oue 9ewdbIt ju ltin.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-03-21
Wermti6te3.

Mew<Yprt IA. Mdr1.-Moro
auf See.- CHARLES 9mitb unb 6er>
mann Soutranp lno auf bic Nnl&ulpt>
suna fommittirt, ben erttten Sffjitr bes
S&tfes ~{alieman," qpf >ptl&em ie
ols Matrofen oienten, ermprctt 3u baden.
Der pffiifr gira 1bemas, Elm Drurer
oes @apitdne, mar i'm @treit nit be, Nn>
0etla8ten btntertt tporben ; mai, b5rte Elm
@erduI4, wie tpenn Wdnner NIT chamber
rin9en uno cann ZEN &uf: Gin Man,n
dter Borb!" slm nd@fen Mor9en ftblte
eer brittle Sffjier unb per YlaB, no ct in
rer persanetnen Madt NIT ben Mn9etla9,
aetancen bate, mar NIT Blut bebtdt. =
Der Vc1eB 9t0en Nabetfi, Der
're9er, Grmprouna Si9isp,pno Ge1ner's
an9efla9t 1T, wirb wesen Gbwtlenbeit
mebreret 3eu9en im jebi0en {9ermiu nod
ni9t ppr9enpmmen >perpen. a 81.
go. a... q, D, Dem,
@incinnatt IL. mdrA.
@etern Ntenb entiprane Elm 1t9er ans
Rebinion uno 2afe's Menaserte al, Z.
nabe GoQesefra6e unp ipastsrte, spn
Vcrdtersebencen fit etnen srcBen Dumb
an8eleben, tis iurARcuneRra6e, ein9 bort
IN ben 9pfraum eine6 Mr. Martir, unb
erl&rtdte eegen Grau unp Tpdter fat bie
1ooe. 8alb ober fan, Der 0drter per
Bette. eer ibr Gntfpmuen temerft bate
unb 1n9 iie nit leidter MI5e tpieber
Tin. = General majcr MeD f~tattete,
teipen 9duier1 unierer Stoatsle.
aislatur 8flu@e al uno maro f6rmli&
.9eu,accleQant," :. :, Mit gpmplimenten
(Drei Mdnner y IT,
- YittsburA 10. Mdra. = SIN n@irb
sriidea Der Giienbobn uno BEN
brad nm balls IL litr MRrsene
n, 4 Stcdmt:l Jeuer aus. ..Binntu we<
'iaen @inutt1 mar ta5 9onSe Stodwerf
nGlamn,en fin9eblqt ur,e Is ent1anr cine
dredi&e Seene in BEN 6auIt wslaee
nit @alten beinqte lberflat 1rar. SAD.
i'd Die wcl9e nod tas nadtt 2eter ret,
IN fopptfnl Drft Mdnner ,purter BON
en-, 6eufr IN ikren &etteu 4beTaf&t unp
teptetbratep. &c ,paren: a.
eia alter @ana rpm Grttpprt,
;5pfer BON Yroftlfon. CT bate bereit6
as 80. Sabr er1ei&t. Gin Solpot sea
;ou,p. . res 149. &estments unb etu
Rt&tBan Sslbat, ptt tetttn eette1eu
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-03-21
Observation-Disclosures
Bureau
Sir Taru1fr !!

Sd ,re,te serrentsn 75-1O0 elder pur,as-
li@ltee neues Wei3enlanp> 9 brig ;u n~1eiuen,
G%armwcbnlb etwa So Weilen ron ct. Waul
nebf tinem b%equenen pd9tsrbaule> Detrtiee-
sGeuern uno no!bweneisen Nettneetauasu,
Garnstra'tl9aften, eiN gpenn prrtsHliHHef
MaulsisL Saa'tasilsn, Aafsr, Gorn u. Rartpf.
ftln. :. ! ~
Desg'sidsa ettoa ! Msils Sjtli9 ben Der ptiatn
e. s,ne tet'e 6ati' BON ttrua 40 @dtr einesfsnst, 10
Adsr IN euifur, S!ctbaus, S9upper, StaGe &c.
ua& YepaFf," :"
GsssleiUen in ter unmittrlsaren gate sen q.
PAUL esbfcasnss gane baNene fir Oaf:nsrsi.
i. Msr} 1853 Dr.Ne 81 rntrcrtile
5apnarst. Ste Stre6e CJJrsra's 3 lid)
IN esr Ndbe rer Nc!p,Ece
ct. Saul.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-03-21
Mnc,, s Go,nHod,
;M(inneQppltS, Mtnn.

9ett lit Sic 3eit ju f~anfem!
@eeben erbalttn3: ,...
Gin Sroees2a8erSen
@Qen- un6 &let6er<@aare1
fppie M'
galiecs, Delaines, Wicrinps, Gaiimirs,
Sbittns, 9idory ,c,.,c.
Bernsr cine erube Nuswabl rcn
Guten, &appcn, Sbuben,. Sticfc1n,
sura Maem, wos an 8etleitur ss-M rtifeIn nu1
~ssrlanst werben lam imi f..
Nem<Yprf Stprr
9((cm nnb SpmffpG,
bic Az ten pctlfsil1en Wreilsn serfaufen tSnl en-,
reil Gin Mitalieb Der Girma iertpabrsne III ! e.
ion bic Ginfdufe auf ben pltllden Martten gut
gun0iefen Get be{orgt. e
@ir serfoufen 10 pob!fel ale bic @rrsbaae"
unsen in ct. Yaul.
&C. Dem ysrebrtsn teutiden Wablifun' tslcn'
bers bic Mslpuno, Zap mir in Der Yerirn ees
6errn 5enry 8. QIcdc,
eincn b.uti6tn gsrfiufer ~eneaeirt baten, ter e.
f@ auf's Yste aueelseen fein laBt, lsins 9ants'
ieu:s arti8 uno tiaig ja t%eeienen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-03-21

Wir baben fur unlert ls9r seraumissn nsuen
0ctalitGtsm unlsre Gint1ufe sssen bic Irubsrsr
SABRE serpoppelt, in nerl1ieeeae" Sran9sn oe1.
srsifadt in est aei'at, rnlttm @ s s4,a f nos
bai1tlbe uunmebr ais cas- ausssD.b ntene unp erpbts
in Minnel ote. fir pie3utunft F& D%e1elbsn s''ten
Rufes uno Wertraucus Su ~erireuen haben tpe1of,
ols womit IN ltre Jirna btebrt wuree.
Sir Rauleuts i'm Qanle erlaub:n mir uns biz
Bem.rtuus caB uuIcre Bepinsunsen fir Wieeer'
sertaufer lebr sirnlig esiteut uuo mir ben eies'
iibrigsn abnurm biaieen Ginfaufen sufolee III es1
Gage lnp, @ortbeile III tieten, mic fruber NOD
ME. unler Yartner, 5err =. Wabler, 9at hie1em
ReGort uin(srss Oei@atte5 srsSufeben 9bernp!n.
men unp ,pirb eS in ieiuer Aewebntet. gSttle ltd
anselesen isia laNen, iowobl Wbole{a!t als Ne-
tailserfGufe CUR beiouseren 3ufriebsnbsitee r 9er'
rem RGufer III e6cctuiren.
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5@lieblt9 nod Elm @prt su ten 5erren
Qanpfduaeuten!

Seittem Bes,nne sesenwartissr @ailen babsn
Wei&aft seteet unb luden bierin un}sre 5au>'
9srce ~ entspideln ; mir baben HiefHr Gin Grtra-
Departtment einridten toNen uut tisten bsn 5sr'
reu @ieterpcrtaufrrn in Qanee ats Tertbeils
une Bequeml;afeten, bieibnsn MIR son ~unleren
Goneurrenteu IN ben Ullidsn Yldsen oherirt rer-
ben fSnnen. lnier @tpd it fur ben DRY @oobs
Gsxlum in Minas lsta Gin ntrtli4 sroBarti9eru nb
Serocn Is ermabnte Treunoe ii ibrem Snterene
txben, n bel uns einSufaufen, na es feinsr,
aneern 6aule in Minne,cta ,n0ali6 IL, tpae Mus-
xabl unb YiQisteit betriFt, an& nar annabernb
nit uns csncurrigen 3u tSnusn.
SEER Muerbad)
Ter nit ete|em Departemeut 5etraut uoreet, t1ire
- lid anatlesen lein la0en, unlereptrebrter run
sex IN jebe. Bssiebune 3uirieben gu ~Itellen.
Suffice & TcrerauQb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-03-21
Deut10e 8 d<
Multfalien @anbluno

ppH 0DUuHH PpHth3er.
ct Yaul Gde 3ter uno MarteNrafe
neben rer Yoftoffce,
IS flne talslbit su baten ipmctl il, e%neIiitcr ais
eeutlder Sprads: 9dultildtr> yerldiecene &C.
tet- Stsetr unb @elaneblder, Suaenbltriitsu,
B:tela, Vsl6idtsn~ une llntsrba Ituu aetuder,
ap@tud'sr, Nl!barSNsi,iider> Gr5tii9e Gdriftsr.
enuSl1lt .reut'de Sr %efleter, Jarm urt Warteu-
eN9sr, SSortstbl'der. Tplmeider, Nrommuti-
ten, Wfpl'tal'tn &c erSbte 9luswatl, Wilper.
9dreitmattria!ier, 3situnscn, Naleur>r etc. etc.
.9epeQuasen ouf Bidder Il. ~. metren prcme.
telor9t. mali
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-03-21

Das Cn0ros e. gn0etai(
mauufactur= s mpbe>paaren:
0mpurtnts
Don
Suffice Il. SprepQu9b
Critic StraRc. 49, st. &ahl,
Minnele.a,
1T ,ur9 ben GmsianDssr nsusFsn
Scrbf @oorcn
axf's @ei9baltisRs unb G'eltmadseufe ~airrtir1
uxi teebrt I9 iolhes ieineN s%ershrten Hunrsn e.
eebenl an3uaeieen.
,w Sai1sn aus etattet uns tietet ramsntsia sin'
@rpBe MuSwQbl III Mleioer>
1tDfell,
ale: Meriues, @aleneias, v1aits, Osiaines,
Waramattas. % 9eieeS, Vcil be 6eYr:s 't. &C.;
ftruer unterbalien mir eimen lbcnen Gorratf
buuter uuo etnforbi9er Geioenwaaren
nup Ye.taufen lpl4e eenau ~ New=yor1er Yre''
fen.
infer 2aaeri IN 5bapls, Gluats unb @inter'
NGutel III auf's Neihte epmplett,rt, unh erlau'
Zen MIR xns nod, tisuerebrten Damen anf unis'
Hroea1ti0es
@ei6s@ aarenz II. Irimmin9S< MNortmen1
aufmert(am III ma&en.
Su 6erren- Mrtiteln, ale You!5tinS, 1csfinS
GaIemereS, DuTela, Graoatte5, Senben It. bic
TN mir ieSer Gencurrena bic Spike> ia rtr in ote'
{sr Brande bic pcrtbeilbafteltea Gerbineunse.
taben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-03-21
bfrarts pf TttI
fir 6rurSeioentbu,i,.

une treenb ,nel9tr icnitief in benurfunben BON
Manlty y ogntY enttaltene Na&we;s pirb gu ma
= !tm yte!len etl1e1ert, nenn man iG an ben
y glitter Of Deebs, @bas. pa6apa,t t. htnbet.
I'm Nuftraee bts Bearb Der Counts. 6 pnn.
Scbn Mi&ule,
BorTser.
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@ X

|@ebrIber Ibpmp1pn
ct. paul ben /. Destr. 1862,
unlsrn @si9aftafreuneen uns hem Yutlifum
3ur s~efo(lisen 3enntnibnabme, eab
$err Carl SGefcr
BON StiQ1pater
NIT benz beutieea Sage ais &beiibabsr in unlsg
@el4aft ~eintritf,
Gbomion 8rptbers.
o. BeSuanebmeno au1 ptise %glnsei1e erlaubs
t9 mir, mid nneinen Uyeuuten unb benz Yutlifum
oefene 3u en1fftbler. SSir tslcrgsn cite in tas
Sant1ad einldlasenee We1tI{te aui tas @pr-
tbeilbafte0e uno bitten nm 9~eueiateu 3uip,uh
unter 3ul9srun9 REFER unb promrter Ytpieu-
Nng.
Dqe @eItdft Der 5irma Iatline s. @deFes
in @tiQpater tpiro fuytt eflbrt unter p:m Nam1en
9&effer $ &bpmpions.
Carl G9sfcr
ren bcr 6irr,a 9bcmslsn Brrtt:ra-
Wir 5ablen
bic b6bften marft=Nrciie
fir Certificates tes @tate- Boarb Of Muo;tera,
@ates unb @puutp-S rrera,
@clo> Gilter &c.
OF. Yau, am 24. Jannar 1863.
@iQiu8 BroS. S Dunbar.
4nSer*S <@pluntQrp,
BureQu
tltr Henifpuen unb 8puutu,
yetlonsn, tuslde ais Supal;oeu Il, Venlipaen
1nb Vcuntp bereGtiet lne, peer teret Mi,tmen
1ne Grten, fcwie SfF3iere uno Sultoteu, nelde
:udltansigs Borterun3en on tie Nseisruna ba-
yen, tpellen lld CUR @ermittluns unb gelorauua
'brer Nnlprude une Trrrerunaen an unter;tiG-
,eten tpenten.
,Stf1ee: ct. paul in, 9etitpl> 8urrau res
General W%bjutanten,
s, VeBp!es
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Muerucmefes
III
@erbit< uub
~
utcr>@QQrc

BAT leeben Don New<yurf
rrbalten unS oferirt benz publifum BON ct. VauI
rsit Der umJtSeno IN oer rsitpbAiti9lten Musmab!
uns ~ ben bilisfen Vreiien bic AeaSlun9 Yen'
D.@. JnQerlpu u. GDmp.,
IL ibrem
mtuen Steine .6auee an Der 3. CITRATE
1abe ber Bride,
81. VauL Minnelota.
Su So, - bes Itieees Ine, wte a(lsemsin BE-"
h.nt, Die Yreiie per Baummoaen -2Naarsn BE-
b.utene 8st tesen; oa mir ottr einen sro6sn Dor
r,te pon oiejsn Waaren babeu, Der rpr Der Ste'A'
MA aefauft wurpe, 10 jlne uir IN Gtano geleBt.
pieie biQiBer ~ v~erfaufsn ais irStne EN- a1'esrss
Ws|tGft in Der Gtart.
Terner basea mir - a.:
Rleibcrfpfe mnb @aarem fur
Sauew,
als Mantiaen, @bawls, &lcats, 5anel@use",
@trumpfwaaren &c. &C., loris
Eu@e uno @arperobe>Mrtifel fur 9errtn'
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1etk 4no, men1 lDr9lall18 Getqtet,
BON ppRttpem Nnbtn fit bic ermirete
unb ~ior9nnpe1e Menf@beit feien."
Gdrwabr Elm ~itltener @oeel" unter
ben arteritantlden &eperente.
Dae 9r6Bte @trt6sbausi in
Der 8elt If raa eten soGenpete 2inteu
6oteQ In St. 2ouis. Sc 1T a@t Stod
bod, enttdlt 536 3iutu,er, Z older Gue>
% Met!ep @ledtnerabt 81 M1si=
len 9ii@e ~ Meiltn @ae<, DQmpf>
une @aHtr<&6bren. 3u rem @etaure
.purben 100000 Badfeine eebrau9t.
SIN Grt9el9ob lduit tinsG iitnbabn rur&
Die 8an3e 9dr9e te9 6aule6 flr ben
i@wtrer Artifel urp oten be-
lntep f9 3wei Dampf Elepaters' UNI
Brennu,dttriat upb Wepdd il tje etersn
gu f&aHsn.
Da69 a +,
emf III @6iensu rifribuirte unter
AnptFtm 81 ,Fal + Fse sefR'0fnsq Saerts
47.026 Nrn1te 9ats, 1880 2appet,
1868 unifomr6de, 79,747 Mdntel,
,T5Rl4 Qeden, g9,130 9adsn, 1859
saar @tiefel, 1t7.758 S@ubt 179.159
ooar untsrbojen, 174,748'pqar Beip(lei>
ct, 242,829 poar Sodtn; 208,295
,eu1pen, 42,556Q NrtiQerie unb &apaqerie
66.17Q 9erntaer, 3d. 18 @al,
,rHq}9en, 34.792 GeleteaeI. 33.648
3%ratpfanuen, 62,034 3elte, 1880 aerte,
Belle, 3e,e73 2eteueue 1882
)auen.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-05-19
Republican State Convention.

The Republicans of Iowa are requested to
send delegates to State Convention, to be
held in the City of Des Moines, on WEDNES-
DAY, THE l7TH OF JUNE, 1863, to commence
at 10 O'Clock, a. NJ, for the purpose OF pla-
cling in nomination, to be voted for at the en-
suing October election, candidates for Govern
or Lieutenant Governor, and one Judge OF the
Supreme Court, and for the transaction OF such
other business as may properly come before the
Convention.
The ratio of representation will be the same
as at the last Republican State Convention
viz One delegate to each organized county
and one delegate additional for each 100 votes
east at the last Presidential election for Hon
Abraham Lincoln as President of the United
States fractional votes of so or more will be
entitled to an additional delegate.
ALI citizens, without distinction of party
who are honestly in favor of sustaining the
Government, in the use of all constitutional
and necessary war measures for the speedy
and complete suppression OF the rebellion and
the punishment of treason; who are opposed
to the scheme designed to bring anarchy and
bloodshed to our own fresdes, by dividing
the free States into hostile and petty Conteder
acies, and who will still believe in the good old
doctrine of Gen. Jackson" THE UNION. 1T MUST
AND SHALL BE PRESERVED are cordially lnvi
ted to unite IN sending delegates
County Central Committees are requested to
take such steps as will insure a full attendance
at the Convention, and a thorough and efficient
organic alton in their respective counties.
JAMES T. LANE,
Chm State Executive Com.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-05-19
For the Guardian
A Funny Democratic Speech.
OBSERVER.

| For the Guardian.
A Funny Democratic speech.
WINTHROP. May 10th, 1863.
1t is sad sight, TO see those whom
we respect for their talents, learning and
ability, PROSTATE those talents to the base
uses OF party purposes, simply because
their party is out, and their opponents
in. Can a man be loyal, and preach
treason a? Can man be true to the
constitution. and preach armed opposi-
ton to the Executive department OF the
government in executing the laws of the
land? Can any, and every political
shift, or party hack, interpret the laws
and legislative ensctments, and pro.
nounco them right or wrong? If they
can, why do we have Judicial depart
ment to our government :? Has the Su
preme Court decided that any congress
lonal act, executive edict is, or was, un
constitutional ? Are we governed by
law, and the decisions of the Supreme
Court, as much under Republican ad :
minislrstion as under Democratic one 3?
These questions all came to my mind, as
was vending my way home from a
Democratic jubilee, held at the Depot
last Friday evening; and as | was una
BILE to answer them satisfactory to myself,
and In accordance with the logic laid
down for Democrats to be guided by for
the future. l thought would make a
note OF them, and perhaps some Saran
OF the "great unterrifed might give
us legal solution OF the matter. As
have. from my school boy days, up to
the present time, heard it preached from
The pulpit aud the bar. that an edict, or
a legislative enactment, was law and Cos
pei until II Was pronounced unconstitu.
tional By the legally established Judicial
Department. l could not reconcile the
address. and my former convictions, to
the lhsory there promulgated. The ven.
cradle president of the Dimieratic club
being absent, the little bob tailed adiu.
tant trotted out Tho's Finegan, ESQ.,.
Of independence, as the speaker of the
evening. The audience was composed
Of nine Democrats, ten Republicans,
eleven boys, and seven dogs, all waiting
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ties and comforts OF new camp. Before
the tents were fairly pitched, an order
came from Brigade Headquarters, scat
tering the regiment hither and thither,
to guard the r. r. Companies A, +.
D, and j, GO TO Mt. Pinson Station, first
on the road to Corinth G and G, 60 to
Toous Station, distant 20 or 80 miles in
the direction OF Grand junction. on the
Miss. Central r. r B and II, to Medon
Station, 16 miles on the road to Grand
Junction, X, to Buffers Bridge, on the
Miss. Central r. R., Il, guards the road
from Jackson to Buffers Bridge. While
we have been together, we have made
good proficiency in drill, and although
It would be more pleasant to be together,
still the boys were all glad to go. The
headquarters of the regiment are here at
Jackson, on our new camping ground
Col. Gilbert, Lieut.. Col. Lake, and the
Chaplain and Surgeon, remain here.
Major Howard went to Medon Station
with his command, at 81 o'clock a. M,
to day.
Two more designations have been &C
cepted. Lient. Lyons, Co. A, and Ad-
jutant G. A. Comstock. They were
noble hearted fellows, and will be missed
in the regiment. Sergeant Major, P. J.
Harrington, an excellent business man,
has been appointed Adjutant.
Sergeants Baker and Glass, of Co. c.
are about receiving commissions as
Lieuts. in colored regiment. They are
good boys, and will be engaged in q
good cause. w. G. Smyser, Co. II, has
been promoted to Orderly.
G. II. L.
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ed uncared for, and considerable num-
Der of horses and arms. The army was
put In motion in pursuit AS soon as pos
sible, and have continued to pursue
what remained OF them to this point.
We have been delayed by frequent
sklrmlshes between our advance and
their rear guard, and by the absence Of
bridges which they burned as thew pass.
ed. On the battle field and in the pur.
suit, we have taken about two thousand
prisoners, and we have good reason 10
suppose that their army is not only de.
moralized by its reverses, but scattered
and its infantry, at least, disspated- re
solved into its original elements. The
escape Of their artillery is almost the
only cloud upon the brilliance OF our
success. Besides annihla,ing Sbly's
army, we have destroyed the apparatus OF
the extensive salt works of Vermillian
Bay, from which the principal supplies
of that necessary article have been de-.
rived by the confederacy. We have
possession ola foundry where no small
part Of their artillery has been turned
out. We have destroyed their formid
able gunboats, including the famous
Queen Of the West" We have pos.
session of country fairly overrun with
beef, aud other pastoral wealth, and rich
in corn, sugar, DC. All Of their sup
plies we have cut off from Port Hudson,
and the army and people OF the coufed
eracy, TO whom they are essential ele
ments of success. We have released
thousands of good Union people from the
despotism of the confederate leaders and
guerrillas, who held this region under a
reign Of terror. Probably we shall ex.
tend our operations north and west, do
ing more of the same good work, and
fighting the enemy if we can find him
You may hear Of US next on the Rec
River. Ii we reach Alexandria | viii
write you from that point.
E. c. B.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-05-19
For the Guardian.
An Incident Politically.
WINTHROP. Nav. III

WINTHROP, May, 18th, 1863.
happened into Democratic meeting
the other evening, where the unterrfied
had convened for the purpose of electng
officers for the Democratic club, organ
lied not thousand miles from Win.
throp. enquired the object of the or.
ganization, and was politely told it was
for the preservation Of the Constitution
and the Union. l was told the rules
and regulations Of the club, and seeing
nothing in them Objectionable. willingly
consented 10 become a member. AT
first they hesilated about admitting a
man who never had trained in that com
pany. Then another said If | was taken
at all, must consent TO come in as a
probationary member. Not knowing
exactly what that meant, | appealed TO
the President for information, and was
informed that | could be one amongst
them, but not one Of them. / then Join
ed issue, and claimed the right to be.
come member in full fellowship, as
would willingly subscribe to the rules oil
the club. Ii was argued pro and con
by the members and myself, whether
was eligible or not, without coming to
any decision, when the bob. tailed adiu-
tant settled the matter in this way, first,
by moving that | be hustled out doors az
an intruder but as the President dec-
ded | had not violated the rules Of the
club, that did not carry then he inform
ed me they were not Union men, but
JEFF Davis men, and proposed three
cheers for the rebels. l am happy to
state the cheers were not given, but il
showed few designing knsves would
like 20 place the honest Democrats in a
rebellious position. left.
OBSERyER
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-05-19
EDITOR GUARDIAN :-Cbancing {

EDITOR GUARDIAN -Cbancing to
take up the Civilian Of last week, few
days ago, l noticed Mr.. Riale's reply, or
rather non-reply, to your article upon his
sermon preached on fast day. In regard to
that, have only to say that heard it,
and in my opinion, it was just such a
sermon as Ito use the language Of the
immortal Webster on another occasion
acas not fit to be made" But l am a
defender Of the Clergy and on the 9TH
er hand, think you were the last man
that should have made those criticisms. ;;
not but what they were just, but be-
cause | consider you mostly responsible
for our being inflicted with such ser.
mon. You printed, you recollect, that
week, in the Guardian, Mr.. Mahony's
Proclamation. Now, it was the mos,
natural thing in the world for Mr.. Riale
who supposed that everything published
in Union paper was loyal, should with
out looking at the heading, in running
his eye over that proclamation, suppose
it to be the legitimate one of Homes
Old Abe" and make out his exercise:
accordingly. l think that charitable
way of accounting for the manner il
which he addressed u.s. Certain it is
that he could not well have given us :
homily more in the spirit Of that proc
lamation than he did. Nor is it strang,
that he does not give that reason, as W,
all dislike to own that we have made
blunder. A. z.