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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-25

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allen in Der S6ladt 8efaQenen ote gb.
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su feben.
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oas Snnerife 9etrcffen wuroe.
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ti9en Sbtabten in ibren Gin5elnbeiten,
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fam oann auf bic Hebellion uno auf Die
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oen, ia0te er, fei cine ener9if1s SortfGb.
rune oes &rie9s. Die MISUNDERSTANDING
Der Union weroe iest ni6t mebr ourb Den
,0aB Der Iioli6en Seceffioniiten uerbins
bert, alS i'm Se9inne oe6 &fes.
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nern pertrouen, beren 9rouiome 0erribs
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braht b1tts. Sic m09en in ountler gu.
rid d9ejo9enbcit (na6 MISUNDERSTANDING
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oerun9 i'm Ser9lei6 NIT Wdnnern, Die
am SuBe fremoer 3brone 6ulfe ;ur 3er'
it6run9 ibres 8oterIanoeS fubten.
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malt Der Rebellenfiibrer iiber oos fGoli.
be Sole aufb0ren mGie. Sn O:@or-
olina unb in 2(rfanioe fei ibre Waht 9es
broben. Die olte eemcinfame Sanor
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ytoroen lpie i'm Sioen fir Die Union 1T.
Die Reoe oieIes 9roBen Stoatsmannes
i6lie6t NIT @orten DER @eibe fir Die
@efaqenen bel @ettpsbur9, oeren Rubm
elpi9 lein tperoe.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-25
Die Ginipeibun8 bes 9UISaten.
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SeffhSburCf,

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Settpsbur9, olan9e bic Accommodations
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-25

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Qrmee 9eItoBen fei.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-25
3. !. Sagsnbub, p''N"'S'O'' u"' e'S'"''uH'''
4. AItr. Miller, 9sbalfs.Gbitor.
Zine neue t1Iailroute.

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partement, bat neulib cine nsue 0oifroutt
in oiefem Gauntp etablirt, uno ,lpar bon
bet alberta citation, an Der Sif.penns
fpluanio GlItrbabn, nab 6enIinoers.
pile in olefem Gauntp. Quf oieier neuen
8oute ruiro caS Selleiien 8 Mal Die
@obe, ndmIih Disnffa9s, Oonneritaee
uno Samit19s 9etra9en. Wandc un.
.fsrer unteribreiber peroen oieie Houte
init Srsuoen be9riben, inoem iic ibr.
3eitun9en nun ioUieI bequsmer erbalten
fonnen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-25
rie eintbtiIuns oer Kepralentanten

OieIes Sabr mGfTen bic QiIeforen Der
uerf6ieoenen Sorouobs uno SaunIbips
BON penniplplnien ooppclte olpbabetiz
lbe 8erjcihni fe Der Namen, Sornamen
uno Sc eibdftefdbrun9 elmer iepen fteuer=
pfibti9en psrion Il Der 81, Sabrsn,
mdnnti6en uno weiblben 9eIble6ts,
pclde in ibren reipeftipen Oiitriften
pcbnboft fino, anferti9en. Der 3ped
IT, Die nGbite @eieB9ebun9 in Stano 3u
ieeen, Die 3lbl Der Reprdentanten 9ez
bori9 unter Die peri6ieoenen @aunties su
uertbeilen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-25
t1IaeiaPeits DerIammIuna

Sine 0ffentIibe WdBi9teits. 8erfamm.
luna miro 9ehalten peroen, in Der &lr6e
Der GUan9cIifben Aioeiation, in Der Gin.
oen StraBe oberbalb Der 9ten, Woroen
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SeriammIun9 lpiro on9ereoet peroen in
Der oeuti6en Sprahe ourb oen GbrTp.
Sboma6 Sauman, uno in Der gnoliihen
ourb oen GbrIp. 81. Balter, uno uielIei6t
Hnoern. Das pubIifum if ein9elaoen
beiiumphnen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-25
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unp Stutml6rIfap. grlrns Gin alter abat
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rtr unb bic Stsriauccnsr. .6upfutBvfe In Ger aUI
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fen Sleen sin3uiiibrn-bis ISmmtlds @,rdttI
ftaftcn her eOse, aIs S6drSGtn, Itwar,s ganl
nero, Glide, Stabls, 8dntr alts 5tutlsile und
" 5ane8rilfs uno Nctbjd6sn Gin S6uasI
mirO oils aaeticnssr funairsn, unb Gin @aAplri
ais Slsrt, irsIGer cas- e6ssslO sinnsbmcn pirO.
Die gsnbu ptrb Jpif6n SUnnnaufsnna uni
communicating beginner, uno jwifGen Son
unO SOnnrndufsan9 auTt5un-rt
ma UNI IL ubr Wtllrrnaat.
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,ooo Sa6scobura.
NpptmEy 8, 1868,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-25
oisCn.

gSir fino eriutt worocn onSujei9en
Dap Der Gbru. .. so. & au t m a n,
BON Reaoin9, cinen ieoen Nbenb oieft
9anJe @Otbs binourb, fir Die ,,Serti.
ni9ten Srioer in Gbriito," in Der 6alle
9eoabter 8emeinos, oberbalb Dem 9eoer.
ifcbr oCs brn. 6. 9S. Rau, uno nur cine
SbGrs unterb1lb Dem 2tllen 6auie, pre-
oi9en miro. Die @inpcbner uon QCsn:
taun iino abtun9suOa cin9sIacen beijuz
pobnen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-25
Eur6 Sciratben Dem 6aI9cn cnt9an.
Qcn,

8ei Dem unl6n9It in Sttama, Ganaoa,
ab9cbaltcnen 2(liiicn9eribt foute Der Sail
oe6 rpe9sn Notbjubt on9etlo9ten @atrid
Raole 5ur ltntsrlubun9 eommen. Na9lC
1T Gin Menlb BON einnsbmcnoen Ncube.
rem uno ol6 Wdobcn 1T cbenfulls cine
intsrcfante pCrion. Oie 3abl Der Reu.
9ierioen, relbe lib an Den Gin)cIbeitcn
oieie5 If1roatoicn Sales cr80ecn poIten,
mar un9ebeuer 9roB. 2(l6 Die @efblpcrcz
nen auf9erufcn Uurbcn, pcrrparf Der I'm,
malt fllt fdmmtlibe gtame, 70 Dap feline
;wOlf Mann suiammsn0cbrad)t lperoen
fonnten uno Der Sall bis 5ur ndbten Siz
sun9 peribobcn peroen muBte. Der l(ns
9efld9te puroe 9c9cn Sdr9ibaft entlaT.
fen, 0in9 untsr proteftion feineS pflffi9en
Nopofaten NIT Dem MGoben 3u einem
@eifttiben uno lieb iib nit ibr trauen.
gtGbfes Sribiabr miro gtl9le jwar lpie,
Der Dor 9tribt erfbeinen mtiiIen, a Der oa
ieet Die 9auptjeu9in feline Srou 9epors
oen 1T uno na6 cen @elesen cine Srau
nibt 9e9cn ibren Mann 3euAen fann, 70
bat er nibt6 rpeiter 3u befirbten. 98dre
ole Sade nidt auf oieie @eiie 9sibIibs
tct mor0en, 70 bdtte er roDribeinlib Die
iOmerife Srafc (nab tcn canooiiben
@ciceen ifebt auf gtotbSudt Sobesitrafe)
crbaIten, oenn Der SAL mur nit iebr per,
lblimmernoen llmitdnoen uerfnGpft.-
Solber9eftalt nuroe Elm Wann Dor Dem
Sal9en brit uno befam nod cine Srou
in oen 0anoel.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-25
Ter 3uf;. uno Rettao

Wor9en (Ocnneritae Nouembsr, 26. )
1T befanntlib Der our6 oen QreIioenter
Der Sereini9ten Staaten betimmte SEA
tionaI SuB uno Setta9 - uno nie nil
pernommen baben, ioQ in Den bieiiaen
8ir6en @otteSoienit 9ebalten, uno oer
Gag iberbaupt beOba9tet unp aefeiert
peroen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-25
Dem Rricfcc.

gteuy ycrt, is. Rop. Gie 2(ufrtz
9un9 iiber oas @ana0iitbe Gomplot bat Iib
oo(lfdnoi9 pie6er 9cle8t uno bic Syups
pen peroen rpisbsr bsim9sIenost,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-25
7rIanoiid,e SrutaIitdt.

6 Dicaco, Is. 0cu. 8cr einiaen
Sa9en ermoroete cine irifbe SeItie, in
Electromagnetic, 0amens s. / aims,
fsin 4 bic 5 @0hen attes &ino ouf cine
mebr ol6 9rdbIibe @eiIe, inoem cr oas
arme 8ino pieberbott ouf oen SuBbooen
parf uno m / t feinem Stiefel l.
u b a 3 toot trat.
Sooann Urrfbarrte CT oen 9eibnom
auf Der prairie in Der RGbe feiner @ob
nuno.
Der fed5idbri9e Gnobe be6 @6roers
mar 3eu9e uno plauoerte oas @rdblide
bel Ieinen Spielfinoern aus.
Oaourb erfubren Die Habtarn etpas
cauop uno befdm elm Qolijilt @ino bon
Ger Sadie. Gr mabte fib auf nab Der
Wobnun9 oes ltnboloes. Der Srifbe
lag piebilt betrunfen in ieiner 6dtte
uno ftellte iib anfan96 unwifeno.
Dur6 8erfprebun9en uno tleberre:
oun9en 9elon8 e6 ieooh enolicb ben 2ur:
Iben gum @eitdnoniiie 5u brin9en, ia.
oerielbe 3ei9te io8ar Die StslIe, 100 oaj
Sino be9raben lie9t.
Wan grub Den eeibnom aus uno fant
oaB oo6 orme &ino bubGtdblib toot &C.
tretcn mar.
Der W0roer puroe natb NbbaItun9'oet
Snqueit6 nab Der Sail 9ebradt, um oen
pobIperoicntcn Stron9 ent9c9en ju ieben
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-25
Gin rl1aebcn ale DcIcrtcur.

@apitdn 8urt pom 7. WinneIoto &es
eiment 9in9 Dor eini9en S19en i'm @oms
manoO bon cirea gtabjG9lern uno Defer
teuren bon ct. 9ouis nab Sidsburo ab,
BON no er 0eitern Suriffebrte. @r be-
ribtet, ooB elmer Der 0elerteure, tpeIbe
ibm anpertrout paren, ouf oer.Heiie ale
Mdoben sntoeGt wuroe, oefen Name @Iis
ia Gooper 1T. Sie fa0te, ooB lie BON
peoria iei, Dor einem Sobr al5 &ronfen.
pdrter unter Dem gtomcn ibres Snfels,
@liiab 3ubsr, in Die Nrmee 0etreten fei
uno su ibrem Satcr 81 9eben rpiinfbe, Der
i'm los. Sllinois ftsbt. Sic fa3t ferner,
oob Iie i'm Suli Rab pecria jurtcf9efcbrt
uno bort aI5 Oeicrteur perbaftet poroen
iei.
Ser Sal wuroe all Den proUoit War
ibau in Sid5buro rdportirt, weldber ole
notbi0en Sbritte that, um oos l7i6bri9c
Wdoben wieocr nab ibrcr 0eimatb gu
ibiden.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-03-27

FROM WASHINGTON.

New York, March PA Washington
special contains the following items
The War Department is making good
progress with appointments under the
national militia law: Those for Ohio, New
York, and Massachusetts are nearly COM
pleted; other New England States, Penn
sylvania and New Jersey, will not be taken
up
The Committee on the Conduct of the
War are working hard at their report
which is to be made on the 10th of April.
1t is said it will contain evidence of ma
ture calculated to lead at least one Major
General to call for Court of Inquiry.
The Times dispatch says that General
Burnside has been assigned to command
the Department Of Ohio, to succeed Gen.
Wright.
Colonel Ludlow, Commissioner for ex-
change of prisoners, arrived here to-day,
and made his report to the Secretary of
War. He has succeeded after much labor
in getting all citizens released and ex-
changed. The rebel authorities tried very
hard to force many OF these prisoners into
their service.
Col. Ludlow confirms the reports of
great distress existing in Richmond, and
other parts Of the South for want of food
He says they met with serious loss by the
burning of an immense storehouse of
supplies, of which no mention has ever
been made.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-03-27

Capt. Hurlbut, of the 10th Illinois, was
severly wounded, and several others were
slightly wounded.
The road is heavily guarded, and the
guerillas cannot do much damage.
The enemy has undertaken several re-
connoisances during the past four days,
causing considerable picket skirmishing in
front, but does not seem anxious for a
general engagement.
Wheeler, with about 5000 mounted
men has advanced to Middleton, ten miles
beyond our outposts. Morgan is encamp-
ed on Snow Hill, Is miles beyond Liberty,
on our left Forest and Vandorn are to-
gether, but where is not definitely known.
Reliable reports from the South repre-
sent the evacuation of Vicksburg being
advocated on stragetic grounds, as the
troops could be massed with the Middle
Tennessee army, and drive Rosecrans
north to the Ohio COL Stanley Mat
thews is appointed to enforce the pro-
visions of the late order excluding secess-
ionists and rebel sympathizers from our
lines
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-03-27

Special Dispatch to the Saint Paul PioneSr.
SYRACUSE, March "a.
The body of General Sumner has been
lying in state here to-day. The hall and
principal streets were draped with flags
The massive burial case is adorned with
bouquets of natural flowers entwined
with the Stars and Stripes. About two
thousand people visited the hall during
the day and paid their last respects to
the departed hero. A military guard was
on duty having charge of his remains
The body will be returned to his residence
during the night with an escort. The fu-
neral, which takes place tomorrow morn
ing at II o',lock, is expected to be the
most imposing affair ever witnessed in this
city or Central New York
New YORK, March "a.
The U. States steamer Guide, from Port
Royal and Beaufort arrived at this port to
night; she brought number ofpassengers,
including eighty disabled and sick soldiers
from the Marine Hospital.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-03-27
FROM VTCkSRURG.

Special Dispatch to The Saint Paul Pioneer.
LAKE PROVIDENCE, 16, via CAIRO %.
The water was let into Lake Providence
this evening at sundewn, and an immense
torrent rushed through, threatening friend
and foe alike. A skirmish occurred yes
terday about 40 miles above shirt-tail
bend, in which some rebel transfers were
captured. Our loss not reported Rein
forcements go up tonight.
NEAR Fort GREENwooD,l
TALLAHATCTIIE RIVER March ID.
There has been no fighting here since
Friday An 1S-inch Dahlgreen is mounted
on battery Wilson in addition to the two
PARROTS The rebels have mounted two
new guns Gen. Ross has secured both
sides of the river for dry land with indf-
ferent success There is no land on which
land force can operate. The battle will
be renewed tomorrow between the gun
boats and the fort. Battery Wilson will
powerfully aid the fleet. The rebel garri-
son is supposed to have been increased re-
Gently scouts report more guns coming up.
Our pickels say they are very busy to-
night, as if mounting guns. A reconnoi-
tering party yesterday, on the east side,
drove in the rebel pickets stationed oppo-
site the mooring of our transports, killing
one and capturing another. He refuses to
give any information. The steamers Lu-
ella and Forest Rose have been foraging up
river to-day. Gen. Ross very strictly pro-
hibits the robbery and pillaging of private
property by our troops, but levies supplies
by means of regular foraging parties. The
steamer Goody Friends was appropriated
for hospital uses to-day. There is very
little sickness yet.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-03-27

Spec;I Dispatch to The Saint Paul Pioneer.
CINCINNATI, March %.
Passengers from Lexington and Paris this
evening, confirm the reports of the capture
Of Mount Sterling by considerable rebel
force under Clarke. The 200 federal SOL
diers there made determined defence for
an hour or two before they surrendered.
The rebels burnt the court house with
about two blocks in the business part of
the town. Clarke threatened to march
upon Paris, but up to the passing of the
train he had not appeared.
General Burnside's old army corps left
Baltimore last night for this place. A
number of steamers await them at Pitts
burg. General Burnside telegraphed for
rooms for himself and staff to-day, and
will arrive tomorrow. He is expected to
supersede General Wright General Cox
has not yet been confirmed as Major Cen
eral His Department is merged with
General Schenck's. Cox, with most of
his troops, has been ordered South.
The Noble County difficulty has fizzled
out The military approached Haskins-
vile in line of battle, with picket guards
in advance, but Brown, the deserter, Nc
Farren, and those who resisted, had fled.
On Sunday evening 1900 troops left
Lexington for Mount Sterling. To-night's
advices report a fight progressing this
afternoon. No particulars yet.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-03-27
FROM MEMPHIS.
,ecial Dispatch to The st. Paul Pioneer.

Special Dispatch to The st. Paul Pioneer.
MEMPHIS. March 20.(
ola CAIRO, March p.
Yazoo Pass advices to Monday, have
been received. The ChillicOthe and a
rebel fort are still slowly cannonading.
On Sunday night large force landed
and built battery 800 yards behind the
rebel fort, with cotton breastworks, and
mounted the guns of the Baron De Kalb
on it.
Four thousand rebels are inside of Fort
Greenwood. With the aid of our land
batteries the fort can be taken.
The gunboat Lafayette on Saturday ev-
ening went up the Yazoo, and is supposed
to approach Haines' bluff, to wait for and
cooperate with the boats entering ola
Yazoo Pass.
MEMPHIS, March 2S.
The Navy Department has taken the
Commercial Hotel building for hospital.
Light draugbt boats continue to arrive
No news from Lake Providence or Vicks-
burg.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

Special Dispatch to the st. Paul Pioneer.
FORTRESS MONROE March "a.
The following general order has been
issued:
HEADQUARTERS, NORFOLK, VA.,C
March 20, 1868.
GENERAL ORDERS, NO. 8.
AGeneral Court Martial is hereby appointed
to meet at City Hall, Norfolk on the 23d day
of March for the trial of such prisoners as NAV
come before it.
[Signed f. L. VIELE.
Brig. Gen. Comdg.
A large fleet of schooners departed from
this point this afternoon. They had taken
harbor in the Roads during the storm The
weather is now fine. Some of the gum
boats have been discharging their guns at
Newport News to-day. The firing caused
some inquiry among persons from the
neighboring towns.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

New YORK, March 23.-Steamer Wash
ington from New Orleans, March 18th, ar
rived and reports having kilograms put
aboard off the Passes of the latest news
from Baton Rogue, probably for the Gov
eminent.
The Supreme Court of Louisiana was to
be completely recognized.
WASHINGTON, March 23-The follow
ing was received by Col. Stager, per
steamer to New York:
SOUTH WEST Pass, March 15th.-By
telegraph from Baton Rouge, we learn that
Commodore Farragut leading in the Hart
ford, attacked Port Hudson Battery last
night at II o'clock with the fleet.
The steamer Mississippi ran aground,
was abandoned and burned. Firing on
both sides rapid and severe The army is
within five miles Of the enemys works.
Good spirits and bound to win. Cavalry
skirmishing the only fighting as yet.
Signed, CHAS. BOUTLY.
Assistant Superintendent Mil. Tel.
New YORK, March 23.-The CONNER
ciA has the following special:
WASHINGTON, March 23.-Encouraging
and glorious news has been received at the
Navy Department from Farragut's fleet on
the Mississippi, creating livelest satisfaction
at the White House and the Departments.
The information received by Mr. Welles is
that Admiral Farragut has safely made the
passage by Port Hudson in the frigate
Hartford, his flag ship, with his whole fleet,
the Mississippi only excepted.
The last named vessel got aground, anil
by the Admiral's order was abandoned and
destroyed
The World states that on the 9th inst
a small rebel force was captured six miles
below Port Hudson, together with the
signal boat of the rebel army. Gen. Sher-
man commands at New Orleans in the alb
sence of Gen. Banks. A large number of
vagrant negroes have been arrested in that
city. A private dispatch from New Or
leans says that Admiral Farragut passed
the rebel batteries at Port Hudson, with
his fleet, on the night OF the 18th. Col.
Clark, chief of Gen. Banks staff, was
wounded on that day, but not seriously.
No big fight has yet taken place. Gen.
Banks is in good spirits, and within five
miles of Port Hudson. The wounding of
Col. Clark makes it pretty evident that
there has been some heavy skirmishing.
New YORK, March 24.-New Orleans
correspondence in this mornings papers,
contain nothing additional to what was
transmitted yesterday.
IMPORTANT Commemorative dispatch
from Washington yesterday, dated South
west Pass, La, March Is, should read as
follows:
Commodore Farragut leading, in the
Hartford, passed the Port Hudson bat
teries at eleven o'clock last night
The error was made in transmitting the
dispatch over the wires.
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FROM UTAH.

SALT LAKE, March %.
Last night the Humboldt Indians at
tackled the station eight miles west of
Deer Greek, killing two men and burning
the station. They drove off the stock be-
longing to the Stage Company, and large
herd belonging to private individuals. The
was killed, and a passenger
wounded. Troops have already
reached there, and the route is again open.
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FROM PITTSBURG.

Special Dispatch to The Saint Paul Pioneer,
PITTsBURG, March %.
Gen. Burnside and Staff arrived here
this afternoon and was greeted by large
crowd at the depot. He departed imme-
diately for the West.
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Gen: Mcclellan, in letter to Mayor
Fargo, declining an invitation from the
Common Council of Buffalo, to visit that
city, says:
should Providence again call me to take part.
acIiVely, In the suppression of the rebellion, it
VIII De my effort to justify the favor with which
the Council has looked upon the past.