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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-07-02

0er yIe0e1t. PIT 9ta9ritbten aus ben
ntrldieeenen @eeenben unifres @taats iter bi
S3is!1na her reidlittn Nteen, NIT benen nil
in nieifr Wpte iberaQ geiesnet nurben, eini.
gen iia eabi,, bab bic bimmlilde 0Iutb msi.
items nod ntbt ;u ipat geFpmmen, UNI ,iarnent-
ld fsm WaiSen nod rett gut setban. Sc
mag freitih lhun mandbes Ue1loren lein,. abtr
has mas esreitet tpirb. uirb lid Der Jreube nod
INNER tntrtb %ertueileE. Da paben. Mrs nun ME.
ter. NsNberuneen tpie rsJa. nit BEN Nte9nen
TITS aus ulb uprbei. GS gibt feinen Irppfen
rnfbr biefen @pmmer. glles m,,B Dertrpdneu
uno serbraten, bas 1T aussema6t!s iparen an
Der Ia8esortnuna. aber es 1T bpd aefummen.
nag tommtn folte. Mt5p aud nal lit eit,t,i
a''esrr, Stiide Elm tpsnig mebr rubig Ylut! Dit
Understanding labt aud lang auf lid tpdrttn,
b.s le aus Stanten'S ttlesrapbiihem Depel9en.
1nahcrn cute NaHri9tfn resnen labt, nnb tfr
0fa.ftlll,g 1T lidtr f~eineeps9s 10 gut 3u traurn.
ME Der Matur nit ibrsr issenipsne.nben arafl.
Aofr 1lfrtr fifi1lD @nt nor bat Ile'S etenf1lls.
ulo and fir lie tirb her Sag iomnntn, mo Bic
Sb!fuien Der guten 8riegsnahri9ten I'D rH.
11e11 unb bic GrDide gum GttQibmeieen bringen
%trfreen, melae uns ron nod fsrnern 4 Rrieas.
1abren ppraratea.
Gin .e%ldnsenoes @eifpiel BON Mfatb
urto Natripti6M1t8.- MuS Der Jlut Der
a1agen iber bic 9iotb unb ben Sammer, ,uelde
es in bic Tar1ilien brinst, wen,1 bas eaupt
plSBli6 burd faa Zoos gum Dienlf hes ganbes
berufen pirb, rast nur islten nod eit perin.
ssIter Ge!ien BON Nsutb unb YatriptisInus brr.
Dor. unb bic s3abl berienisen, ,pelde nidt aus
Motipelt ee5 Gi9tnnuBes benz gaterlante fri.
ipiQig ibre Dienlfe a~nbietfr. tlnite un5 gan1
esl6Dpft
Yttnahe m6gen mir 3u tielent trpfflcIen
Stanfe Der Dinsc selan9t lsin, ater gang bod
nod nidt, fatnr tonnfn mir rem 9eler bcitt
cine bSblt erfrfulide Sbat4a6e dis 8ensis sur
leseia.
Matg. WftB, EN- oeutld,er sGintDnbrer
BON 9iblev Counts, Wftan., erldien bieie 30
DE IN unierm Santtum, um iid mad einem
@ertfbure1u gu ;ertunbtett unb CAB auf unltre
Srege, mas tar Gin WeltaIt ibrt eortbit flbre,
bic Mrt,pprt !: SD MIL ~freimitig in ben Dituit
trsten" @cn uns an has proscBmarida0amt
9entelsn, 1neloete er itG baieltf ais Volcntdr,
wurfe unttrlldbt,. ansenontmsn unb ais &elrut
Der erRen Vatterie susstbeilt.
9err WsiB 1T iiber has MiitGrnlttr binaus,
unb es 1T mitbtn ni6t bic Jurdt ror benz Draft,
bic ibn su feinem GntldlnIt, 9plbat III tuer-
ben sebradt. Sc 1T aud ,idt Der @ebanfe,
haB er ttiret Men16sn. bat, Der mad teinent
Mpbl unb Webe fragt, tpeldfr i'm CUR Mrnnee
asfibrt, foabern 9err Weib bat Ssrbstratbete
9iteer ano cine Uraa, her Ct Elm unterfcmn,sn
u Der tar.ilte leines Aphternannes per.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-07-02

XIV ptEtpaHtH pte
g1l1siebutg Spn @elser,
II europa uni ~rsrtiesn bistiersu srfprtsslfasa
Yaptrre, als:
gplntaGten,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, S%cetsufhstae &c. }erba
on, perburgsN ceren 6iltieffif ,,nb belereen ii,
eenluiarilds Ssglaubisune berlelben; (oais aud.
bic
Nussablun9 spr @eltern
IN 1ehem atciie Ieutfblaues unn Der @hmei,.
tnbtnt mir ben G%esenpertb SCR bel una eirasr
sablten gefrdgccen ieibit in ben entieeenaen Srt-
ldbaften rpsbnennsn g,npfGugerr fufsnfrei in'a
Saus leneen lafsn.
Naha9e!deine
CUR uebertabrf ron Bremen mad New-gsrf in
Sessll9then, unbin D%anntfidiTen Res vMprb-
beutiden gloyb,4 lrmie sur Mei5s ssn
5amburs naa 8ew- gprf in GampfbSten het
- a1nburssr Dampff9iffatrts,g Sc.
iell11aft' ~strfaufsn mir 3u berat-
ge{feten 9rstfen.
%Warrants,
rtitnnlerer ltriftlihsn garantie aufunbeosen,tt
.3eitserleben, ibernetmen bic
Belegung BON Gapitalien
IN @rInteigenttum pber seaen Snterefen. ant
erifeb ppptbefarii6e9 iterbeit, tefpr
9eu bic
Be;abIuna . Iaren
IN 1eSeni Ahftlf nr}eres 9taatss, Eaufen uub Der.
tauten @pln unb frerthe M!iinsen, aabIen Sic
bed a. prGmie fir MeGiel Iauf 8eu.M pri.
philadelphia. ct. lp,iS &c.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-07-02
2ifuf glnjfigfn,
Gpbc3.Nu;cine.

GDbc8:GlmSci1e.
0tRprbtn: Am Dtrgan9rnen NienF az.
%. SUM-, Galp.Ir. O6rnt. @ebn Won 4ris pnb
Gbriftian @Grne. Mlta tpertben Trtunhsn mne
gtlannten pien,tt bisle Sraueran3ei9e
bic tetriibten Gltern.
Sur 8cfdnigen 8cadbtmm0.
Die Mitgliener he's hcuilten GraufnbiIis.
Sersins .perben bifrbnrd aufaefprbert, lib au Ter
an, Mittwrt, 6. Sui iiatifnbfneen 0eneral-
T%erlammluns sablreiG einsufinten.
SIN Outrage hes @sreinS:
s. Milltr. Ger.
poiten<5 plpiiak Bprt Snsuing. Minn.,
%. SUM 1864.
Nm bic Scsrstarin tes teutl4en i3msiss Der
Sanitats- @omm,iIpn.
Maenme
@eltatten 9ie mir bic ETentlihe Mnerfennuna
fir bic n~nlanslt mir ssma1te ;3ulentuna einsr
Htlte, sntbalteae Yiele fir Sen Yerarf ter Hran,
ten IN fsm 5pipital piefss 9pRenS nutbmennise
Mrti!el.
SIN Namsn Der Gmpfinsu Sbrer f~rsunbli-
@en e1abs lase i9 9bssu bsr5li&fen Cant.
Maeame
bodadtunsspol
Sbr erSsbtnier Ditnfr
Ibos..N y . It's,
@tQtiru&arat.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-07-02

ltnipu ~ s9td ats @DnDentipn.

- LI [HEE NAE& - go II A& EMEs
Gtue Gpns 'enttot boA 1rflnbtn eIei1nia6ie per-
tbtuttr Treib, IL, wrI9 : he &fbrfn gut brtbfn, ME
lie Il bsr neuliaS BON btt 8aitintsrtG Convention an.
a~enommsnen Wl4 stfornt in8e5us auf bic ilattrerii.
dung SCI Rette0i. VI. b grrtileuns Ter 5tIape-
rel auf rem @rbis.'e Il : 9.atien urb bas Ytrtct
e%srislbsn fir due 3e.4t bic saafrtat.rba!tune ess.
Mationalerebits a.nb ben ! ..profflt esstils Isosn gsr-
Mtsisra nssformtt auf hitle. u Gentfn.nte iber
ben bauftn ~ iDben n. Ifpere slegt fsia, nnb bic
lincoln un6 Mnoup s9obl lion .als 8anner-
trager unb 8cytreter II rtr !. .prineipien tpabrenb
eisies Mablfanlpfes nit mor,s unoWOtum ulter-
fiiBfa tpollen, tperbf1 tin eelat tn., I'd burd Dele.
sastn in 5ngerfols paac in 6 81. paul am Don.
neritaa. a. ausuit I'M II llbr Worinittaas lu-
Glfltcren unb brsi fir Mie bter ~ upremfGc art
~ unterltiiBenbt Ganbibat. II sn nensinirsn.
Gols%tnbermaben it bic : Bertt chung ter Dele
aatipr, inter bic ~einaelreu Gru mites angeUrbntt
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-07-02
Neue Mn3eigen.
4 Il eigegeb { II.
Die nrttrsei&nsten babtn has l1ebereinfpnln,en
eetrrHtn. ibrs Anitistsebatrsn binfor. mad ben
fplaenhen NnSIbrm az kerefhns,, ,

l0SeSU0b1A %AuVW0yW 6W8 jVpISWuSW : ~
Sur 4 SquaTe Go 3siltn) tiEmalioe Sni.ra.
tior, $500
ttbe mtitere sO.5O
2 ga. einnlalige Jnferatipn, so
itbe reilert O.75
3 3D.. dnnlaliee Snltrdticn, -. 200
tebe tptitere O.75
4 ga, .einraalige 9uieraticn, 81. $50
iebe ineitere 90
S CD, finutalist 9,,ieration. 49,. 800.
siste treilere 80. 1925
! s ca, eiuualies 9nisratisn,.... 3.25
febs tpsitsyt $50
6tebenhs Anaeiesn tptrees @ $500 per Squa-
re iidabrli& btrt9net ; 1tstst ssrbdltni6maBis
mad Der pbiaen Iabeas.
Sir 100 1bsattrstttet $3.o
400
500 20
Die Ebsoteranaeine eflra.
Diissituiasu Verte1SA,n eItt te pbiatn 0nf6te
fur ibrss Il upitrn Dt6ttsIn publiaiTttn Anieiaen
ui6tEAIaabsn 9ens9mfeen jn tsunfn, fnb tffu1i,
uasS bieIyss. sstS1ltsa q 3ennatnle ini stsa. Die
sbiaen 1relsapsfbsn ssnf Z. SHli Az 1sIe$nh.
8ssxseytsff ebfns III Inn 1n(tre sJt1tteA05e
f6SftalpAsn bxIanlA5t 4nid1ta Ia 3 satll4k
8sriammIlsnasn BsIstnS. Na3ti0sx 4iu3lI0s
sasiss.t914a4sla!sss ettssIesss essssle &. /,
(ssSsA 1sl1fnAtaaN slA1e ! ~
z;sI: !: 81 sga' q 4; 90;
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-07-02
@ al dei0tism us!

Carl 8aunlaeipt aus @ncenin,
Grf41bsr her neuen seilme.bpte, eenannt
SnuufcbciDtiSmnS.
Gitl,ise 9lsentur fir 9rrb~, @cntral- II. 9ab.
Mmerifa:
431 8ropmc e:trcct, Mptp= Worf.
Yin Snltrninent, Der 4etenemefer $4.( II
Yin JlaeDn Olsurn DannJbsiolii 2! u
gin 00ebrbu6, int aueu n1cpernsn Sbraben 4. OF
Das Muet, feine8 rantyeiten unb eereu Seis
lung .M
Die 8aunfdsiht'id Seilmethpbe seihnet ID
beiunDsrs bur& Yefimmtbeit. @efabslpiafs Il
Ginfa6beit, fdnelle 5eilnns unh giuisfeit al Is
Ins &infade uno 9eidte tei Der Mnwenb,, IL
hiefes 5eilpnfabrcns taadt es jebem 9aifn M ia
lid, 81 prattisiren-
ao4-1y. Or. g. McinbarS, gsen
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-07-02

Meinenperebrien otutlden Brem 1benn rt @Sn.
ltern hermit bic Mnseige, caB i'd in ma pen, ne,t.
etablirten Gapetene unb politsrf r. Sc N6ff air
e3srtea so1 Gapeten II. Matrasei , porr slbis bale
unb empfebte ib mid CUR biiligf II I'M srcn,ptea
Mnferti9une RON alen in oieie' n gie{ Aaafts spr-
fommenben Mrbeiten.
No. Nud Babe i'd + sts,st ne Wnsabl
ferttger & punae6 pprrS tbis.
mSettfei ,ern.
Babe i'd 70 gut uno biuis sut ,erfau fen rie ireenb
Gin ancereS @eidaft in bieli 3r 9taet.
81 Jbn M~atttia.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-07-02

o. Muf ben 9. Aug. 1T cine Unions Gouysn.
tion fur ben 2. &enartb-D ifr,Et terufsn werten.
Nuaciae in Ter u1d5er Numr1er.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-07-02
6rpscS Nic=Mic.

Sur 1eier ssS 4. 9ali an, uadnen Mcatas.
Srt Der Jeitr: Sammit 9lsenue, in ter Ndbt
Won &iee's Wpbnsebaube. gum 8slen her
ler 5u artansirsn unp label Nle Nereine Mnb
has sesbrte YabIifum tiermit freunblibt sia.
Gur sute2an3muit, falts spfiien. sntes Bier
nnS 2imOnaoe, fepif fir CUTE Gigarren mirb
bsifens sel0rst iein. SIN btn i3mildenpan}en
spfrasn @ortrase nnp ainusripiels ale @sluges
nntsrsa!ieu.
I'm sabl.si6sn BeluG tittst
HENfE E a a d * % ~, -, /, .
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-07-02
Ii6tenbl6de fur at. Mnttpnp.

!Ti1tenbl6fe fur ct. Mntbpnp. ~
Dc BidnntlSdf, Bic in, pbtrt Miliifppi auf-
gtiaut tparen, taben fnbli@ ibre Manperuna
mad ben ct. Mntbpny. @demiiblen angetreten.
Der Ct. Glput DemrIrat POM Is. SUM- tnreibt:
.GS mar ein i@Snsr snblid.. bic pergar,-
atnen Jreitaa Mbenb ~ febtn, mic. bic lsbse
Grift. Sdg- 8lSde pon @aut Mapips Sorbeitrisb
unb tpdbttnb IS Mtauten fat bic ean3e Blu6-
cterldte tebsdte. sDa sebt Brob unb Butter
ua8 st. Nntocny, bemerfte einfr her ;3uf9auer,
allein bies Brpb unb Butter pirfte INNER nod
3ienlli1 bod ~ lfebert lmmfn, ba Der Gigen-
tbimer $1S-25.M per 1000 In 9t. GIpub Da-
fur perlanstt unb felbit ~ bieitm preile ilG
gar ni9t febr eilig sei8te ~ s~trlauftn.1
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-07-02
0"' Se'1'V' w II OWN IUUF'
@rp6eS
Set a,1ap Concert +,
i'm
Tortuna@ agfen,

BenSber9'6 Brouerei
Morsen, Sonntae g. Ju1i.
Gin GROCER, npn 5ru. Garl GrpB anssfertig,
ter 8alcn tpiro putft 5 l1br Ntenbs aufiteiscn;
bteisni8en 9errsn unp Dan,eu, meIde Gut baben,
cine Qnlfabrt su madden, iinc bSIidf rim %selaben.
@rsssS 9rstsffsell, UNI cine BET gea0iis0e sr-
pberie Dpppel Tints.
Sidsts gum preistsgstn % Cts.
SanstidetS fir einsn Germ IS Gents.
6eneriperf.
gu 3ablrfi9sm Veiuue labet frcurblidit Gin.
Sacpb 8ensbera.
SmnibulIe CUR gffGrberuns Der geebrtsn G,a1e
itebsn am grldaa|quare unit bel her oYerliner
Sale" in Bereit5cboit.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-07-02
TirIn

Gas bispsr inter Der 6tru1a SulttsVs, Sore,
papsb II. gcm. befansene Manufactur- II. Wtp.
bs-Waaren. 0eitaf! ipire Don, beutisen Sage an
ppn oen Srn. s. 6. gesfpansb IL. 81. stusrbab
inter Der Sirn,a ; 5. :. s repans II. 60.
meter aefIbrt werpsn.
Der ~tisbsriss 9l0eis, Sr. .. s. Suffice 1T
aus ssm @sl9dfie seldteosn.
Q. S. Suffice.
S. 6. GOrrpeusb.
81. 2luertadb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-07-02
6 barleB @rpB,

Unite StraBe, ct. paul, Minn.,
empftblt I'D biermit BEN esebrtfn beutl9sn Sub
lttam CUR Mnfsrtiguns alter in lein Tadb lhla>
9snbtn Mrbeiten, weibe fttts auf tas eeldinad-
yOaft uae in jsssr Stsistuns sufrtebtnleaens
bslorst tofrssn. 309-1y
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-07-02

~ Cine 2ebre. 80 Das Nez
iultat rt6 Drdft in Slmfsb Gounty fit
% Mann mar, BOZ bic 8eeieruna
$4,000 obfr ffinsil Splcaten elbislt, Ser
DRIFT mar fit a Epwns. lpelne nit ben,
4. Ibeil bee GpmmutationSaelpeS Die %
Wara als gplontdrs leiht bdtten be,
ihafen fDnnen, ,penn Ie BountieS aus.
Qebre: 2aft Gu1 nihl poi,
Sbrenbldietn De,lfiten, Die gum Mnfbrin,
gen spn golontlrs nbtbioen @elboufpanp
III MAIDEN bann bebaltet ibr { res fir
goSfanf ausataebenen @elbes in Der 91o>
Idle unc sermeipet bic llnannebmlidlid<
tsitcn bsS Drdft. Sir Die $4,000 BON
Slmfteo 81, Minn. miro iibrisens Dnfel
Gam IN zen Merbtbireaur ppn Nelp-
yo1t mebr ais % &efruten faufen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-07-02
AleueB 9hnei

Meinen 1alten Greunbe,
BEN 9eebr en- eeutlben
biermit bic ersstsae Mnsei
her pereit fein werss, al
einIblagenben Mrbeiten Y
ter unb reeuer BebicnMl
Mein @el9dftsptaB
MatbeiS' altem Sepp;@
237 brittle 9trabe, eeye
ct. vaul, Minn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-07-02

sen bta af1Is1 aIs bauptarlnsi ansrlannt Ii,
i z ialt Gntf3tibnHe bes Comm ioners ber
Bil.ufniSas pen her 6tfmptlasuer bffYis.
Or 8. s. 9paine, Giaentbumtr.
af6.. S375 Brcabnny, Stem Nolf.
D1'' 80 Suutt.M aterOr. . Qbieaac.
y, Y. ecpt @snrral , Asent fir 6sn
@eien,
Dffee &c MarttRr. 'Gbieaae.
k.sxs'S Jn ct. paul III babtn bel g ep. Sen /
Qlnlon. pau I'M Wboltialt u. Gstoil.
Sir 1850 Dpuar
ann fin gut seleefne5 oaus ulb GOT &C.
ia1ft peretn. GaIebe 1T niht.6 Minuten BON
Der 81. paul vof: Office sslessn.
Vofnlc 51 yertaufen 40 Mdfr 2arb 3 Mei~
len BON Der 9tabt.
ct. paul, 10. Mai 1864.
6enry MeGentY,
1UX-2m. 1dntlfr in @runb. Giaenthum
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-07-02

3nei Nferbc DerIprem.
Dem A11ttr5eidtnetfu lnb }et3 @odsn 2Dab-
Isn atbareen getcmmeu /; has Glitter terfelbtn 1T
3Jabr. Das zine pferb 1T braun nit tpeiBen,
9trniltd. bas aubcre 1T selt, nit braunlidtr
Mabns, sdrfif Anb llnter}dfnfeln bis in biz
Ndbt Der Rnie.
WsrNustunft iiber biz Ebierebrirst, bic su III
w. MnfFnbu'1g fubtt. pber ie 3uriif liefert, er-
'paif fine ar8sn,slene yelcbauus.
George 8rdmer.
Cora Vpit.Dficf. Giearns Counts,
MinMrlnt1
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-07-02

% CAPT. Tief ma9i jebt enblid %tetannt,
hap if.re Gstcrtt fir ben Spabp. Grain an, 10.
Sui Sort Nibglss s~erlalen tpirp.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-07-02
ber9eihdft.

QIJIWNtI.
nnb 8Iunern, fpmie
putlifum i%iberbaupt,
tee, bab ia fortan mic.
E In pas @bneiterfah
nier3uf6eruns prcmp-
% onsufsrti9su.
bcfnpet iI6 in Spbn
: unp Sapetenlaben, SIR.
,iiber benz empire 8lcf,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-07-02

Yetnabe ,nGger mir su tielem t~rpflolen
5tante Der Dinse eelanst fem, ater gans bod
mod nidt. taflr fDnntn mir rem Qsler bc,,te
cine bSdit erfreulide Gbatiage dis 8emeis ppr
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-25

llWmi1 81 lsEggl ad 83l3o 5at d at1a aq
.I5iBae91I ZITAQ .M o 9e Rid
tIs-a8sl d.Gs tra
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-25

400 edt WASHINGTON, Oct. "a.
The Richmond papers of the 18th publish
an account OF the blowing up and sinking OF
the U. S. steamer Niphon. Admiral Porter
telegraphed to the Navy Department to- day
that he had received letters from officers on
board the Niphon, dated the 18th, so the pub
LEGATION was undoubtedly untrue. Ass
The trial of johnson and Sutton, dry goods
merchants of this city, arrested several days
ago charged with selling goods to blockade
runners, was resumed to-day. The prosecu-
ton having closed, the counsel for defence
produced witnesses who testified to the loyalty
of the firm. The trial will continue several
days and be followed by those other firms ar
rested In this city and Baltimore.
The draft was resumed in this city to-day to
fill deficiencies in the quotas of various wards.
Among the drafted was the doorkeeper of the
Presidential mansion, who makes the fourth
attache of the White House drafted within the
past two months. 81 e -
- Gen. Custar has been promoted to Major
Generalship in consideration of his brilliant
services in the valley. This was announced
to Gen. Custar at the War Department dur
ing the presentation of the flags captured by
Sheridan's forces in the late victory at Cedar
Creek, and was received with loud applause
by the large crowd assembled to witness the
presentation.
GeA. Rickett is reported to be in very low
condition to day. The ball which entered his
right breast and passed through his lungs was
extracted this morning from near the shout
der blade. bis right arm is much infamed,
and it is feared that internal bleeding has
commenced, caused by cutting an artery.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-25
In the Army and did ye visit Me2

With a very few cuts and thrusts, Gen. Lo-
gan made shreds OF the last Of the resolution
lies In the Chicago platform 1.-THE sympathy
OF the Democracy is heartily and earnestly ex.
tended to the soldiers Of the Army and the sea-
men of the Navy" He said Il sss lssa 3
I'm what way do they sympathise with us ?
By resolutions that the army Is noble band
of patriots, that the war has been successful.
and they are proud Of the army? No, sir
They say the war is failure. Do they con-
graduate us because we have planted our flag
in every Southern State? They say we did
no such thing. Do they sympathize with the
widows and orphans of those men slain In bat
tie? Not with one Of them. Is it by ever Wis
ting the army and associating with the sol
Oilers and officers? If so, have failed TO see
tnem. want any man to tell me when PEN
dleton or Vallandigham, except the time he
was sent through the lines, or Wood. or Ryn-
uers, OF belmont, or Richmond, or Robinson,
or Allen, or any of the rest Of them, have ever
come to see the army and take the hand Of the
soldier. Not one of them ever came 10 see ms
since the war began, after we passed Car;o -
have met other men there: men Il ON Ind,.-
ma, Illinois, and all the Western States 7
speak now of the leaders. have seen Cover.
nors; have seen half of Legislature come
and talk TO the boys, and see that they were
cared for, but not Of that party. ] am willing
to sell out my interest in their sympathy for q
very small price,
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-25

ega ege EASTP 0RT, Oct. "a.
The FIRE at Eastport extended from about
$50 feet south of Washington street to the
Frontier Bank and Telegraph Office building,
included on the water side, and on the other,
from opposite the Telegraph Office to Buck
MANS, also all the dwellings, on Boynton Hill,
and the schooner Camilla, owned by R. Moore,
with nearly all her cargo. -elsa laa
The following are the names of losers by the
fire w. P. Bucknam. Charles jackson, Bra
dish & Russell, J. B. Stevens, Stephen Sher-
lock, estate Of Daniel Drew, w. & J. R. Camp
bell, D. Savage, Jonas Gleason, M. L. Bow
man, B. B. Leavitt, Thomas Burgin, George
Campbell, g, !. G.. Rice, r. B. Patterson, N.
B. Mutt, G. W. Sabine, E. Shead, S. Math-
ews, Davis Loring, John K. Norwood, M. Bar
ry, Mrs. Butler, Ell. G. Fessenden, Mrs. Win
chester, c.. Curry, Fisher G. Milliken, W.
Hathaway. Hinkley & Co., G. F. Wadsworth,
John Shields, d. j. Odell, c, J. Peavy, P.
Houghton, r. Move, r. Move, Jr., John e.
Ly on, w. W. Chapman, ]. B. Brown, s. Hurl-
burt, Samuel Stevens, Peabody & Cummings,
j. ii. McLarren, john Bucknam, McGurk, R.
M. Tnttle, Clark G. Webster, Warren Gilman,
e. 81. Andrews, Fl. Pike, Simon Stevens, David
Perkins, s. B. Hume, Wadsworth & Richie,
G.. Stickney, John Kenney, M. Mulloney, j.
McGurk, Lucy Comstock, bradbury d French
G. L. Pierce, Thomas Whittemore, r. T.
Gleason, s. Munson, and D. Finn. Sixty-two
buildings were destroyed. -~Tr
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-25

MEETING OF THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE
The regular monthly meeting of the Superin-
tending School Committee was held at their
room Monday evening, j. c. Noyes, Esq, in
the Chair.
On motion of DIR. Graham, leave of absence
was granted Miss Sarah Bailey, second assist
ant thacher in Primary School No. IL, until
the 1st of April, on account of i'll health.
The resignation of Miss Ellen G.. Cary as
principal Of the Congress Street Grammar
School for Girls was accepted, and Miss Au-
gusta Hale elected to ill the place.
Miss Harriet L. Little was elected assistant
in the Fourth Grammar School for Boys
Flora Coolidge was elected second assistant
teacher in the Fourth Grammar School for
Boys.
Miss Isabella G. Blanchard was elected sec
ond assistant teacher in the Congress Street
Grammar School for Girls.
Miss Julia r. Woodman was elected an as
sistant teacher in the High School.
Mr.. A. S. Higgins was elected principal Of
the Congress Street Grammar School for Boys,
in the place of Mr.. G. E. Taylor, who has been
elected principal Of the Fourth Grammar
School for Boys.
Miss Lucy A. Brazier was elected second
assistant teacher in Primary School No. 9.
The Executive Committee was instructed to
confer with the City Government in reference
to the use OF the engine house near the East
ern Cemetery for school purposes.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-25
From. Hilton Head.

New YORK, Oct. "a.
The steamer Arago from Hilton Head 21st
inst, has arrived. Among her passengers are
Coils. Van Wyck, Little6eld and Hartwell,
Lieut.. Coils. Morgan and Geary, Majs. Vignos,
Corwin and Hart. .4r~.,.,.
On the 10th inst large naval feet arrived
ON Charleston, including ,schooners laden with
ammunition nm &c. Destination unknown.
Inc me- schooner chrysolate, from Philadelphia
Ior washington with government coal, found
ereo on the 9th inst. OF Chincoteague shoals.
The crew were brought to Port Royal.
ros.ey ,eoea SsI asrdee has proposed to Gen.
hands, man for man and officer for officer or or
their equivalent. The matter would probably
be referred to Washington, N"~'''
The Palmetto Herald says that the latest
advices report the average deaths dailv in
Charleston from yellow fever at twenty also
that the rebel papers are filed with obituaries
of distinguished southerners and with discus
sions of peace and reconstruction. On the
whole their tone is very favorable to us and
shows a great change within the last few
months krt rsa b..
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-25

There is conductor on the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad named Spy. His wife is of
course Mrs. sipy, 1910 s.--
EWendell Phillips says there is hut one cam
didate for the Presidency. In the popular vote
it is not true, but fot electors it viii be nearer
the truth than many Democrats think.--[ New
buryport Herald. szfa Nj
EThe Philadelphia .age has . way Of its own
by which to show large Democratic gains in
Pennsylvania. 1t adds the Congressional ma
jorities and the county maiorities together, and
takes the sum of them for the Democratic gain
Suppose we reckon in the same way in this state.
We should have result something like this:
Gov. Cony's majority, say, 10000; aggregate
msiorties in the FIVE congressional districts 49,
OO0 msjorities in Securities, Il. 900 ;less Demo-
cratic majority in Aroostook, 100. Total Union
majority, 81. 800 Il! Add majority last year,
1900 and we have s., 400 =! e
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-25
From. the Sosst.&lGest.

LOUISVILLE, n.y., OCt Il.
The Journal says the rebel Gen. Lyon has
500 men, and his move to the sou th side ofthe
Cumberland river is supposed to indicate an
attempt to strike the Nashville aud North
western railroad near Charlotte. ~
Four regiments Of rebels are reported at
CeEtreville, Hickman county, but to whose
command they belong is unknown.
/ Scouts report Forrest again crossing the
Tennessee river below Florence, Ala.
There was force Of 400 rebels at Owen
boro on Friday.
A guerrilla leader, calling himself COL
Chenowetb, was in Henderson, KY, on FIT
day. His force committed but few depreda-
tons. ea9fs t9Y3a e
1t is thought that the guerrilla outlaw bands
scattered along the Ohio river, between the
mouth of Salt river and Evansville, NUMBER
about 1000. s9 8 5000
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-25

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