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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-19
GafbauS III uerfaufeu, nerta,1:

VcUeU nDEr 3tI ufrHIt2fnfN.
Das @aNbaua, senaunt rBele %ss,laine- 9ouie"
in SsQe plaine". ssbaiten BON %!ierib @anft, If
gu pertaufen, rertau(9sn arf Gins 5arra oecr ~
verrenten. Ga0,te liest an her M!ainOya6e Der
Staet. allp amber 5aupttrase ;ri: ben ct. @aul,
ct. Peter uno Me,p- lin, erirsut y eiucr aateu
auneitaft unb 1T nit Muem, was su sinem au.
ten @aibof s'bSrt, perleben. MGes Ndbere bel
oenn @iaentbimer Mcrris SAINT.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-19
Ocutibe Srameret

9euttbe Sraueret
vGnoel unb @il6emann",
Burnspaasy> &coo, am @uaerloaf (3udebuDl
Winpna, Minn.
c1afob @cifbrpb, Gieentbamer.
@ein ousseseidnetes @ebrau Scn. srSbrn "a.
ar in @inrna uup hem Iur!iden Minnelola i!
biermit pettns empfoblen.
Sacob SO ef6brrt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-19

2ittle 9ix unb Metvin. Jlai9e, bic i&eu6.
lidsn Siour' 3duptlinee. befnpen l@ jest in Gor;
Mterercmbie in eneem@ .rabrlau'. Gtenio bra9ts
Major Brown 90 Siour pom 2ittle Creme Yan~
ee, earuntsr 3wan3is&riteer, mad bsmitlten6ort.
Dies fns bieitlten. tie Nd Major pat&er bielen
@inter frtiwiQis iteresbeu.
meitere b66ff tpiMti9e Snbianer*
NcuiQfeiten. - &eu. g. 81. Nises erbielt
wrl4ieeeue Briefe pom ZEN auf Dem Goteau fla.
ticnirtsn Sntianuieouts. bic wi@tiee Nsuiaftiten
entbalten, aus benen w,r unlern Qelern bas 0i& !,
iisite mittbeilen molten.
Mi@ad RenpiQe i&reibt pom Camp uDeat
boob planting. 6. Mar3: @orsstern mar.n
,wei juuse @i0etouwans in unitrsm Eager, i'm
Auftrase, uie fe iasen, BON ~8otbrter", unit
tradten uns bic Na&ri&t. ba6 bic SiGttcnpans,
@atpaytOnpans uno 5 .eob3es" entl9lodsn ieien,
nit ben Wei6en Grieben 3u ma@en
Sit ieen iebr seansiist unb peripartsn feline Qu0.
LANCER III &mpfen. Au& batten lie tei9lp0sn.
jeosn pom ibnsn. Der % waeen ioatt, in bic IN
iebluneen Dir @tibtn nit Der gbli9t 3u briueen,
VIs'sS !" Fs9'S"I wv tNsNte ONAuIs9I tUtWeotl
ielbf 3u tSpten pter ben tpei6en Splbaten' ~ aber.
liefern.
AQe s%i1etuntpans unb ganttonnais aSsen fab.
lid unb ioQen we0lid pon 5 mrs Niper. bel psm
Bonn 3iQ Glu6@eu uno Gin Greet elm Eager be.
,ieben. 9lQe 8ufalos aieben etenfaQs in S&aa.
ren iibli&, sptl@es bic Snbianer nottmenbiae,
@eife naa5isben mub.
8tp. s. .. @iQians. ua@beut ct sins 8uf.
~falojaeb per Snbianer auf ben 1o9sbtnen in he,
3abe bes G@aoteeeou1 piieels unb bas unter ID.
men berri&enee Glenb sei&i;tert. iaet, Der 3anes
Rue lei bic srcbt unb a%Qeemeiue po@Nra6e scr
3rieesattbeilunsen unb Yfe,teeitben une far9.
tet, ba6 sunisre @tfsren3.a niepluueen bisisr
| @ommer piel BON folden GanaiQen 3u lsiten pa
ben tperben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-19


Gtn5iebuno ben @elsern
n EUROPA uni Tertiaen Gle 9iersu erfprterrt6en
Wollmatten,
eer5t@tleiifunseurtunben, Iopteu3heine ,c ,ena
IN, eerburee1 eere' 0utiiafeit unp be1nroen 81.
:onlulartl9f geslaubisuut e%erlelben ionic ouS
4usSab!un9 ron @elcern
n tebem Gheils Ieutitlauba mn ssr @4~..
tneer' @'r ben @eseupertb Der bel INNS eino,s
iaelten Setraseoen> leltl in ben entleoenien ST.
l~aItea fpebnenesn GmrfGusero foifeufrei ira
oaua lenben lalen. '"S
Yaha9ei1eine
}Nt ueeer1abrt spn Bremen mad Sem 81 nrf IN
oesell9.nen> uno in 1ampildiFeu BED 'WartM
2eur1@en Sloyb," 1opie CUR Nsiie spu
vSmenre nad Mew~ gert in TampfbDten Der
p1Mour9er Oampf1biffabrts,@t .
,.t'lWa1t rertaufsn wir ,uhtrab-
JneFten Yrsiien.
yonczW orront8,
nttunlerer l9r;ftliden @aront;r nuf
3rtoerleben, uterne5mer bic "'D''ea
:. Sele9un9 npn @opitolten
~ Vruroe'9entbum cter seeen SutereNen ouf
.rty9p'f9etart5teS i9erbeit, beipr'
He;abluno ron Goren
~ leoem 1es1le unieres Staates, faufeu unh ner.
!aaIen 9olb unt fremfs Muu,en. ,obIen ~,
,egte Yr"mie fir gSealel auf SSem. NJ
ppt'aeelphla. ct. Qruie &C. @''
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-19

Scr alte Napoleon~
Der mar Elm GROCER 9elb,
Gr iieQte 100, 600
@plsaten in ras Jelb.
Dr9 Yapa 9eiS Napulepn
Mo@ te6er uns seiaut,
5enn ,eine frii4en OpRers,
Die tieten bc9 bic @elt.
@efc&t, sebadt. eebraten,
Wie berrlid cas bcd vi1meut".
r5urr'b for Olb Napolepn!
Stuff Boys, font BATS geIbeat.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-19
Sic @erm0mi@ 2ebem6.
&erii6erun9S @eieQi6aft,

Ser1t0eru1198 Ve1eu101ft,
90, Srpabtpap, Nem:Dprf,
tmp7eblt Zen Bemubnern pom Minneiuta, sur, Der
nnfh dtbaren @cbltbat Der 2ebenS.
0erfberuna 0ebrau@ ~ n,aden. @ie bat
Elm baar u. poll einee3ablte 0runb.
Capital NON $500, 900
unb. III 81 Sabren bereits einen
ueberihu6 BON 500. 900
9enaht. i'm @an3en alto Gin Ga.
pital pon $500 900
Sbr .jGbrlideS Ginfrmnen betrdat $liO. 600.
Sit bat ca. $5. OOO. 900 perli9ert uub tann, na&
ben elansenbsn Grfabruneen bcs lestenS abrea ba.
rauf rttnem, bag jid bieIe BerI@erunaelumme
jdbrlih nm So. 600, 600 perm,brt. Str iSbrli.
Dies Ginfcmmen> fei9t enbur& VI, ca. $50. 900.
@ie lit iitsr aQe 0eleini9ten Gtaaten p~erbreitet
unb tat in MinneiOta foleenbe Naenten:
@eneral . Msentur in Der rDeuti@en Bant" ron
@etriper @iQius & Dunbar in ct. paul,
q. s. 6iltert - @inona.
2cuis 8oeen In Siuwater,
Ge,cinanb Stolb 6oRinos.
Die @eieQidaft bssablte in ben 81 Sabr.n il.
res 8eNebene an 10 Gamilien 1926 600, baruntsr
$1,000 an bic Gamilie bes in 2amrenee vcu ben
6uantrsQ' i@en @ueriQas erl@laeeusn Jriebrid
Brandt.
s. S@weneler, 6ueo @eienpond
Btse.vr6l. \. Sefret6r. prafbeut.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-19
SIN @anaen alto.

i'm 0dn3ea alto. $21.5OO
Obise Deri&erten paren lei ibrem Gintritt in
bic @eieQi&aft aqe trdftis uub se(une uub
.farben nadbeut lie crit ,penist Yr1n,tn. s3ablun.
gen, I'M Ganieu $1.563.4 eeua,9t batten.
Gtuer ber Ueri&trten s. Braubt ia 2anuue:,
&aufas wuree bel hem letten l1eberfaQ h.r
oaaRts9f9sn 0ueriQa. 8anb, esftlasea.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-19
Q(fuf Mn3figfn,
s + E q t { r.

s beQter.
Sier:Mtpnta8, Ben 2S. mdrj,
werpen in Der
TburnbQue al ct. MntbpnV
~fplesnse StIde 3ur Aufibruns tcmmsn:
@prem3 nee6 {eime5 d1mcTer
SaussviQe. 9urlesfe in @ufsuse. unp
ESD umb CUTE,
YcIs in einem %uisuse Ycn Grispri@.
Giutriit rs Gents. Mnfan9 8 ubr.
User eiun,al 10 Ian. { III laden wiinibt, bis It
uih. msbr taun, ser tpmme ant > termcnta1 unb
lsbr lid risie Gorfsuuns az.
OaS 60 nj ittee.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-19

Die 1inter sertsn bereits in 3wei alaisn BON
3psi Qtbrsrn unterri&tet anb Is ,pare lsbr sa min
l&en. ta6 bic 3abl Ter S@iter talt lie snftQ-
una zines nrittsn Qsbrers sr!autte.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-19
Gonrdc @ubtan.


rertaufsn .Drveopbs" in SHentl;Asr geraet-
eeruns am Grtita8 nm 10 lltr unb . isb an, erReu
9onnabenp III jebem Mpnat. @ie taben eiueu
Suten 0crratb 8interwaaren uns neue unb alte
Meutles an 9aub.
,Sie babtn petrn @eterbin9 4, tinen Deut.
l&en. e%nsasirt. IN, tetn, 8ertaufeeel&Gft i'm
Stere 8ei0anb 3u leiRen.
1air6iIb NIB Mar&.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-19

xanofaufeute aufgepa6t /! Wie fiber,
bal: d aud nit Dem Beeinne pieies Orubjabrs
Dtsptr mem Dauptaucenmertauf bas @boltiale-
8el9aft seri&tet uno tperte beBtalb tets Elm
tei&baltiess enforcement CUR DispoItior baden.
Da i'd msine Waaren brett pcn ben src6en
Manutaeturen bes O(ens fur rGalb" btaiebe, 10
bin i9 in ben Stano eelebt, Wieperperfaufern
eis arDbten Vcrtbeile3u bieten.- BeteQuugen pcn
sanb. 3auleuten iperbsn pintt.i@ beloret.
@lei@fauS tperben aQe 5orteu @titIeln unit
opnt: aut Stlte9ane MODERN, eausreaft une
sromp: anseferti8t fir bic ben barten 3eiten pa@-
feaee& preiien.
Gcnrdc @pbian.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-19

go Gang belcnesrs empfsble iG mid fir ais
9ronil9e Qanse teiteberre) Nranfheiten, nj,
Yrat-. Sals- uno ~geteraHect!onen, pufen,
59minr1u0t, %aAsemetne Nerpenl9made,
arampfe, nnb 10 weiter; ba i9 leltise gum sc,
gen ftanee meines teionpern S,uciums 0em,aat.
paticnten aubertalb ct. paul pcrten erlud,,
nit mpelidlt senouer Yeidreituue ibrer aranf.
belt iIb trisf,d an mid au rrenccu. .. >.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-19
glarfs 8ro1t, 6rseberIn Co., Mtnn., !
bea I. aRavi 1864. I

Dertber SER Ntbafttur!!
Mt Graaunsn babe ia far3li@ IL Jbrtr
3eituna ben Artitel absr BE Gnttedune elmer
@rinteblenerute in 5reeborn 60. 9feien. Mu9
i9 bate Urn Ger Gntbedun8 sebSrt unb psrfaste
mid taber in eisner Verlcn CUR SteQs, no bite
erobe Gntoeduns ssmaGt moreen iet1 ioute. uno
fanb ~ meinem sro@en Berauern, tab lie tppbl
Roblenflumpsn pom 3tpri bis brei Daufen Dide
s~efuueen gatten. ater feline 3obIenlager.
= sd bate Yon 5er3en 9epinlGt. brr Sade
m1rte alto, ba lie aber cine Der sislen Gaten TT, bic
gepSbuli9 i'm @inter binterm Sftn auseebri'tst
wsresn, 10 taate ib IS meins YFi&t, 5bnen st.
mibbsit iiter tiele Sa&e mitsutbei!en. DAP 60
~utrisens in bieler G'estno 8obleu bat, untsrliest
feinem :3msifel, ia fat bel itten Seller oetr
8rurnenerabtn wsl&e %sefunern merem.
N9tunosppu &c. 9. Dromerebaufen.
Gin @ee,%1 tneebeuer. - Sa 3enney's
Qafe in @b,iaoo 80, bier Wieilen pom discerning,
mill un(er 0reunb, 3err 5einri1 @auer, Gin
fSrmlites lneebeuer pom einem lbiere, un!er lem
Gis eea @ees letenb unb einen 5GQen. apa
~m,adbenb, enteedt baben. @r tplni1t pcn .uns
pber ,rseno einsm Naturfuriaer cter 3a9bliebba-
Der Mustuntt iiber bieles ieltlame &reiani6 au er-
balten, unp tpelHer Mit bi. les @ef@ppf ppbl (ein
fVmnte. @il (ia ireenb elmer BON unleren aabl.t
reiden naturtunpi8en Neros leiner erbarn1en unb
ibm Muafunit uber bic Nrt bieles Wa0ergel&S.
PIES ertteilen ? - IS lou, ia9t er ferner, taum
iein. auf ber Gispede bes 5tts 3u geben,
biele6 &ielentbier in @epe9un8. Mu1
Fnirl@t Is NIT ben 3Gsnen. mic Elm beint Ser.
|sbren eines O@leus be9rifeuer 2Sme. Gur1ter.
lid, in Der Ebat
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-19
MrS. s ito,
9eutibe &eba, n, m e,

Oeut1~c y q III m e,
tat ibr> @cbnuns jebt an Der ct. MntbonsNrabe
neten Ypntius' @aeen.S brp, aeaeniber ron
5hubm0her @Us, uno bistst lem Yublifum por'
frmmenben Sails biermi, ibre Oienfe an.
J. nj E.
8elUt6ere<@Qlppn
Dritte StraBe> 81. paul, Minn.
Die lntsr3si9nsteu srlauben i9, benz perebr.
ten tsut19sn Yutl,tum bic Mn3tiee 3u ma@eu,
haB le ben ron 9errn Yb. 8ergbol3 sebaltenen
unp untsr benz obisen Namen betanaten ga
loon ubsrncmmen baben. unb 60 lid anseleaen
fein la0eu rpereen. bic lie nit einem 8eiude BE-.
ebrencen @11e nit bem befen Bier, Qiqueurtn,
@psilsn, Gisarren II. 3u tepienen.
Sobn Hanf,
QvujS 6pffmann.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-19

Sum &oitenpreis p. %. Sneerioa
GQenwaaren. Balmoral Gifts, ben beRen 0er.
ratb pom &sif.Stirts i'm Staatt unp cine bibi&e
4uswabl pom Square uno Gong Sbawls 3u
MISUNDERSTANDING p~erfaufen le au.
berit bldg seblei&tt unc braun'5 beetinss. Cling
baus. 0llnnel, Iu@e m.-unb fir tpeniaer
als bic eeeenudrtieen Soften Der Smppr-
tation perfaufen lie r@eibe @aaren," &c
bllmte viqut. tarirte @amtries. @9wei3sr unb
ale Mrten Muslin, irit9e Qeinmanb, II. T.. 10.
u.f.f. @ir MAIDEN pesbalb uniere i9Sutn
eeierinnen auf bieie ausss3ei9nete @eleeenbeit.
billig unb gut uno 3u ptenprtilen
eintaufen 3u tSnnen, eebiibrenp aufmerfiam.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-19
or. Ruoolph Albfrti:

Office: Dritte CITRATE. in @iQiuf
Vru. u. Duntar's 8anf8ebiroe, 1 Grsppe bed.
@prt&funben: Son 81 10 ubr Mur.
gems, BON Il bis 2 ubr Mittass unt BON 6 bic s
ubr Wtenea.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-19
u.s. Ni6t ju Uberieben!

~ Ni6t 5u Qberiebem!
@ieeerum CUR Musibuns bsr Grstlt&en .Yraris
in ct. Yaul bomie,lirt, empfsbIe i'd MID neiueu
6rsuneen, lpwie Dem publifum I'M MQeemeiuen
in msiner Yerufetbatisteit ais
Ar5t, Sperat6r umb:
Seburt$beIfer.
SD CLAUDE bies UNI 10 eber tbuu au purfen, ta
tb innerbalb pes lesten Sabres rei9li9e @etcsen.
belt bate une auf's eifrislte be{trett oereien bin,
mid NIT esu neueRen Jurtl1ritten btr mepiaini-
l9en Winsnl9att ppQitaneis s~ert1aut gu xa9en.
so 9arantire prattilge, piNculGaTli9e uni
humane Bsbanplung auer msir;er Vatieuten, f.
ME 3pedu'aBise, ri@ti8s Vousiebung aler 9irur-
gti9en Operaucueu.
Die MISUNDERSTANDING l1nbemittelter uer,
ben RON mir tets terudItti0t. - Mrmen mirb
ar3tliaer Natb nnentselblib ertteilt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-19

Nlter Bourbon unp &ye>@ bietey> alt
unb eut.-Granbtes, ppues Experiment, ent.
9alteno reinen franaGIl@en, Npfel, Yfrli9, Sir
lpen. Singer; ~ Stisnett," ,c.-Netter b u
q nottber @tn.- 5ran3Sitide UNI peut-
lde Weiue, ddrr ""ortmein II. /. ~. bel
Cooley, Carver unp So.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-19
@iebti0 fir 8rauer.

.Die MinneapUlis Srauerei 1T biQis au ssrren.
ten oeer su r~erfaufen bel
Martin Jerrant,
Minnearuli6.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-19

W%fimmefota BAILEY Gifenbabn. =
@ie mir u%ernebmtn. ioQ Is bic Mbii9t rieltr
Gemranie isin, i'm 2aufe tieles @cmmere bic
Arbeiten AT tieler tpi&tisen 8abn au teain.
men, unb 3par unmitttlbar mad paiIruns Der
2afe Supssier unb MiiiiFrpe Giienbabn 2ane.
laentunestiQ, obne wsl9e bic 9iinuelcia 0aleY
Babn freilih unniib mare.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-07-08
The Enrolment Bill, as Finally
Passed.

Sec. |. The President may call for any
number of men rs volunteers for the re-
spcctivc terms of one. two and three years.
Such volunteers or their substitutes shall
be credited 10 the town, township ward
etc, toward the quota he may have volun-
tcercd or engaged rs a substitute. Every
accepted and mustered volunteer for ono
year shall receive 500 bounty. for two
Years 5000, for three Years $500; ono
third Of the bounty at the time Of muster
in, one third at the expiration Of half tho
term of service, and one third at the cx-
piration of the term of service.
Sec. ,. If any quotas are not filled
within fifty DAYS after such call, then the
President shall order a draft for ono year
to fl | such quota or amy part thereof which
may be untitled. In case of any such
draft no payment of money shall he acccp-
ted or received h, government as comrnm-
tatlon to release any enrolled or drafted
man from hi: personal obligation to per
/ form military service.
! See. 3. 1t shall he lawful for the exec
utiSc of any of the States TO send recruit
/ iug agents into an, OF the States declared
to he III rebellion except Tennessee. Ar
/ kansas and Louisiana, recruit volunteers
under any call under the provisions of
/ this act, who shall bc credited to the State
aud the respective subdivisions thereof
which may procure the cnlistments.
i Sec. !. Drafted men, substitutes. and
Volunteers shall bc assigned to oreaniza-
lions from their own States. aud as far as
possible OF their own selection.
sec. !. ANY person under sixteen en-
listed IT mustered without the consent II
his parent OF guardian, shall he immrdi-
atcly discharged upon repa, ment Of tho
bounty rcciycd by him.
Sec. :. Nh persons in the naval ser
vice Of the nited States who have enter
ed said service during the present rebellion
whn have not been credited to the qnot,.
of any toNn, district, ward. or State Nv
reason Of their heirg in said service, and
rnrolcd prior to February 9th, Is6I, shall
upon satisfactory proof of their residence
aade 10 the Secretary Of War, he enrolled
and be credited to the qnotas Of their place
OF reSipcncc.
Sec. . Drafted men absent from home
shall le notified as soon ~ pes il IL hut
| shall not be deemed dcscrters till reason
able time is given them to return.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-07-08
Commissioner Newton's BIZ
Monthly Report.

The Bi-Monthlv Report of the Commis
siouer of Agriculture has been upon ON
table for a few days. Ii is one of the most
valuable publications of the day. The OK
teusivc correspondence Of the Department
Of Agriculture, continuous and wide spread
as it must necessarily be. affords the best
and most reliable information upon mat
ter pcrtaniu. to the agriculture of the
whole country, that can be obtained from
any quarter. Indeed, the facts collected
hv the Department will give the attentive
reader tolerahle accurate idea of the
prospective prices of the leading articles
grown in the country, for months III adj
vance, so far as scarcity or prolific crops
affects the markets.
This Report states the condition OF the
crops of the country up to June !%t. In
general summary it is stated that "Wntcl
wheat is in general, in good condition IL
the Eastern States. 1t is frozen out three
tcnths in New York, three and hal
tenths in PENNSYLVANIA, in Maryland tive
and one third tcnths, i'll Kentucky and
Ohio four tcnths, and the rest OF the West
crn states three to three and onc-hal'
tcntls." This will lesson the wheat crol
at least thirty per cent from the yield oil
last year.
Spring wheat is looking unusually we'll
bnt there is less sown than last year.
Barley is one of the most favorable
crops, both in anount and i'll its growing
condition.
Corn. the latencss Of the Spring rctard-
ed planting, but the subsequent favorable
weather brought ii forward rapidly. The
only State that returns a much lcsscncd
planting is Missouri. in some Western
States drought has retarded its growth
But, says the Report, correspondents
speak most satisfactorily when their re-
turns are made up to June LIST.
The Commissioner, Hon. Isaac Newton,
has the pleasure to announce to the public
that the tranking privilege has been re-
stored to the Department.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-07-08

AN ENCOURAGING EXHIBIT. The Wash
lngton Star of "Wednesday makes the fol-
lowing financial statement
1--WE learn that the total interest upon
the public debt, including the seyenty-iiyc
million loan now under consideration, and
the four hundred million bill, not vet pass
ed by Congress, will not exceed Ss5, 0O0,-
900 in gold. There is abundant and sup
erabundant means for payment of the pub
lie debt (interes) during the wear; pro
badly an excess of from $4,000, 900 to
s3o,0OO,O00 in gold per year. The re-
venue for the fiscal year ending June Both,
lnst,, 1t is now ascertained. will amount 10
about S2l0,0O0,0O0. This includes Gus
toms duties, which are all paid in gold. IN
tenal revenue receipts, and miscellaneous
receipts, which last item this year amounts
to the very large sum of 100000, OOO.-
The receipts from customs for first quar-
ter fiscal year, SD 100000 and upwards ::
second do. do, SCI 900, 900; third do. do.
81 100000; fourth do. do, not vet ascer.
tanned, probably $25,OOO, 900 MAXIM n
total o! nearly Sl00,0 GOO in geld collected
iinin snstnms tina Seap-
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put me on board your yacht" This was
promised. and Semmcs was slowed away
in tie bottom of the boat and covered with
a sail to conceal him from those i'll the
Kearsase's heats, which were evidently
anxiously searching for him. He was then
taken 10 the Yacht and placed below. Mr..
Lancaster soon after hastcucd away. fear
full that he would lie oycrhaulcd and his
vessel searched.
Thus was Scnmcs saved from the gal
lows by . contemplate trick played by a
friendly EnSlishman.
The Commercials Paris correspondent
says:
Scmmcs was ordered to leave Chcrbourg
by the French government, ON the demand
of Mr.. DAYTON, who based his demand on
the fact that the Alabama did not come
into port through stress Of weather, but
for repairs, which it would take months TO
complete. Scmmcs, finding it impossible
to stay, and knowing that the kcarsagc
was waiting for him, sent her commander
challenge, which WAS promptly accepted.
The Alabama. after being disabled was
sunk by Il broadside. 4 demand has been
made upon the British government for the
rendition of those picked up by the yacht.
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Trlrsraph 4lew5;
WASHINGTON, I'd,
FROM THE DAIL1Es

WASHINGTON, ID.
The communication from Secretary
Chase which he sent to the committee on
WAYS and means June Doth, says the az
creeate revenue from all sources tor the
wear closing. 39th ult, reached $4,000,
600
Expenses. excluding two months pay OF
the army, due July LIST, were sSs0oDo,-
600. The amount in excess of revenue Is
therefore S6l0,000.
Taking the highest amount estimated
and assuming that miscellaneous receipts
will reach S35, 900 900.
The whole amount of revenue for next
year cannot be set down at more than
S3lS, 003.O Geo Expenditures are likely to
to be raised BY loans.
The loan bill provides for only sloo'-
DOC, 900, and that is the largest sum which,
in the opinion of Mr.Chasc, can be reason
ably attempted.
There remains then S2,0Oo,o 0o to pro-
vide for, and all considerations OF public
interest seemed to him to require I'M
peratively that they be raised by an IN
crease of revenue.
He therefore proposed to raise the de
fciency, believing that the change pro
posed bv him would produce the differ
eucc between the rate on incomes, by the
old and new bill added to the tax of the
current year. SI.O0O,000 tax in leaf to-
bacco Sl.000,000 on smoking and chew
ing Tobacco 6,000,O0o on malt liquors :;
1900, 900 on dealers sales ; 100000 on
spirits on hand.
New York, ID.
The Horld's Washington despatch SAYS
if Senator Fesscndcn accepts, his policy
will be:
First, to repeal the Gold bill and all
restrictions upon commercial transanc-
tons.
Second. to issue additional currency
merely to make the money market cas-
Ter.
Third the establishment of system OF
open loans to supply the necessities OF the
Government and reduce the Excessive
currency.
Fourth, the stoppagc of war on State
banks.
Fifth, to make the tariff more of a
revenue than political basis.
Sixth, as heavy rate OF taxation as
Congress can be induced to impose.
Seventh, issue 6 per cent. interest bear
ing notes instead of currency.
Eighth. systcmize the collection Of taxes
so as not to withdraw the currency sud
denly and embarrass trade.
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." All persons who sell Herrick Al
lens Gold Medal Saleratus are authorized
to give their customers the privilege Of
using one half the paper, and if not per-
fectly satisfactory, return the balance and
get the amount paid for the whole"
All CANNON, so far as most kinds Of
culinary articles are concerned, that are
put up in paper packages. Our advice
is not to purchase any spice, or salcratu...
or coffee, or any other thing that loses.
strength by exposure, when it is put M in
paper packages. because if prime article
when put up such thin paper is used that
all or nearly all the strength is lost. aud
house keepers lose their money and their
patience.
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CAuTioN.-Cencrcss has just passed y
law which provides that if any person or
persons, except as now authorized by Law.
shall hereafter make or cause to be made
shall utter or pass, any coins Of guild or
silver or other metals, intended for the use
and purpose of current money, whether in
the resemblance of CONS Of the United
states or of foreign countries, or Of Of
lginal design, every person so Ofeeding
shall, on conviction thereof he punished
by fine not exceeding three thousand
dollars, or by imprisonment for a tenn
not exceeding five years, or both. at the
discretion of the court. according "a tho
aggravation of the offence.