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NdAeres iibsr ben SOB @cNber.
fpn'8.

Gen. Mcpberlon'S Iruppen tilbsten III
Der Sdladt por Ntlanta ren lintcn SID,
gel uno maren faHelf6rmia aufse1eut
Der @eneral mar ron Der 2inten mad
&C, Nedten Aeritten, UNI ra6 gorriden
ieiner pldntlerltnie ;u itermaden !; et
riit eten suriif, als cine Nn3aH Nebeuen,
pic i'm 5interballte selesen aus ibrem
8eritede ariiden cem IS. uno II Gorps
berporeilten unt un!er nem @rfe :vDa
fomnen (ie ; Shidt fe gum 9eufel !" ~
feae,n %tsaannen. Die 3wei Stabscif.
siere uno bic smei SrrenonStn> bic rem
General teQlsiteten, entfamen unyerlebrt ;
CT Ieltft aber fiel, ypn elmer &ueel in bic
arc6e YuIsaeer aetrofen. nnp perldieb auz
sentlidlid,. 1te &ebellen i~iiirsten ouf
rie 2eide los, UNI iIe III plineern. Die
Stotaoffcierc uno Srrcnon sen trafen I'M
swi|den auf ZEN General Snipettor Sol,
Strong uno Capt 8ueQ, teice ebenfous
Ycn WcpberIr ns Stab uno auf e'niae Sr>
connan;en. Na6pem Col. @tron0 rsn
traaiiden 8orfau erfabren braate er tie
meni9m 2eute Gle er UNI f9 bate, in
einie rne befsbliate gun, Nnerif 1apfer
erang eieie 6anryoll Nldnner Dor, uno
lie trieten ten ciebil6en Teinb meo.
Wabyeno Gdpt. 8ueu nit ieinem @epplz
yer bic &etelen i'm Sdad bielt bcb Col.
StronA nit 6ilfe Der Srrcnnan;en bic
Sei6e, bic BON BEN pllnrcrern total ent>
tleicet mcrcen maj uno nur nod einet
plnol6ub uno cine Spde an bate auf1ein
pfeto uno brohte ie pom S1la9tfe b.
Inter cem 6anpidub befarb l6 ein
Diomantrina, welGer ter @ier ber pllnz
rerer ent9an2m mat unb jebt Der Mutz
er oes Generals su9eitelt Miro.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-08-06

prattildcs @ittel 9reen
gagerD iorrb6 Gin Sff3ier
tbeilt unS fclsences prattifde Mittel
0eeen bic 2aaer>biarrb5e nit, tpel9eS il,
ietnem @e8tmente, mdbrenp babelbe BON
allen frifdem @oier abseidnitten s,par,
NIT Benz 9r1iten Grfol9 a%nBetpantt rurbe.
Mann nimu,t tinise 25fTsl ppu Sa!3. atpet
VSfel poQ Giit2 uno 8iebtt bret 26fel Ftsb,
tnces @a7er binSu. Den ii1 bilbenben
S&aur1 tatfernt..ua1. unb last bieTlalFa,
feit erfalter. Sc nadrem ni:nr,t man
has Mittel 1aebrere Molet hes Sage IL
Der. Sc ip1 Die 8rantbeit itlbR ,penn le
bsrtits &ronti& setpprpen, bstltn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-08-06
Der Ara,t tptrb unpcrmelouW
ttattttnoen.

Sberflisutenant MperiQ bat pom @en.
prop. Maribau Dry Die nodNebenpe Dc
pel@e erbalten
Walbinaton. 3. Aus. ga.
araaen Sic Gorge, rab pcs Gnroui.
fun9stooro feline Mdbe part, bic Gnroa.
'nentz siitcn iu teri6tisen uno ale n5tbi-
yen Vorbueitunsen 81 MAIDEN, um Der
Oroft i'm Septmter pbns 9erlus purneb:
men 81 f1nnen.
jomes .. Iry
Sen. proo. War]bau.
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nj s.

1@ Nm lebten Donnerta9 mar Der
BON Old Abe proflamirte 8ue>, Det:
uno Gaftaa. @as u n 8 betrift 10 milf
fen mir 9efeben, rag mir an Dem 3cnannz
ten Gage aun, 6eile bes @aterlanres uni
unierer ..ielblt uns nidt faie;t, ~ipncern
in unierem 8erufsasIddft searbei=
tet boben> mas mir UNI 70 nenieer unter=
lafcn ton1ten> ia elmer unierer @eber
ben vScgl5ffel" bel Seite
aeleat. in her &biidt, Sntel Gam nit Der
Mustete III tienen.
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(@ aubt.)
maS bic 06geI fa9ten.
Don {. 8. SO. Mbrenbt.

@sgsn ZEN Wino tea 1,Iblings aoam
Die Vfeel, lln9enb Iau.
Sie ~linsen: gas ganb tas mir Foben
9atSaba fat Graa1slm'. ylut fat Ibau.
"Jbr wilosn YGsel DOM fsrnen Glib
Mas leb't unb brit ibr i'm eitissn Blusy"
~W + iaben ben Rrireer, matt unb nib
limb bSrten bts Jeleberrn pilsen STUFF"
~Jm Sioouat, bel Der Qampe bumpf
@ab'n mir Cure s%eiebten S6bne tnben>
SIN eriinm Mocs, inn Mcral uno 5umpf
@ab'n mir Cure Icotsn, pbns aleitune unb
Saree."
"Wir bSrten bic Seut3er Ter bunsrie' g..
f%anecnen
unb iab'u in yteib' uno Olieb Guer ainp
nns fO!ssn NIT iebn!i@em Slid prQ gsr.aussn,
Il 3uradiussbrcH, rs9t ba!o uno sel&winp.
@u@ labsn mir bic eroDe @Aano
limb S@msrS. "S9 riei % Husmuss
S1aar!"
"uas b0rtsn, iansen ils" .bes Befreitsn @e
limb Ter Settle S9al, bic aerltlasen mar
"@ir iab'n in pielsn sroPen Orten
0as Ssesib-untel ernit sebabt,
Ter 5rsib,it sree: psite pfprteu
Georaist rom 8ol.e, Nib rerDasis SAT-.
~ueber tunfIe Osidter an JaIten reid,
uno Sanoe, BART Scn sIrbeit unbelubnt,
yt 5cHnung in jebem Der :3use nod reid
Sabu mir Guer itcl3es Banner, an bas #,
lang 9epoh nt.'
Dunp tpbsr trins.s bur65lu9 unb Sdpu,,
Gin banfsne @siamme bic Cuff turdpsbt
Gin taum bSrtares Tluiern nur
God Der 5immel erbSri bas rile @ebet."
Uni llb uno fern, als pt's prn einem Strru
e'wiscert cine Stimme bic ME ,pirb (dw.issn
Sis lis eraidt ben ariessaldrm
Ma ihrer iesensppQsu Tricoensre;aeu.
So ianssn 81 mir, oter i9ienen su Iuesn
Die gSssl am trIbsn Na9mittas
.9on fpatern uno idSnern DinQen.
Als i'd i'm s~riiueu Malee lag.
SIM Nslel 19wsr uno siat
Gcrlhpanb bic milee Gdaar.
Gc9 lleb! es wurbe Si9t!
Der Gre;beitsleru l9ien bet unb flar.
St. paul, rs. Suli, 1864.
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>. g. BeB s. btimel uno Uyuu, y1n,

,pn Mamley.
Mcam BUD ppn Sibley.
I.bonnas 6amm pon Sberburns.
Die @elammtaabl Der DeleDoten betrus
127. rarunler II DeutIde. Nllo w,e,
perum cine gang unpubdlinibmdbiB
ibwa6e gettrtunS pes peutiden Gles
mentS.
Nab Mnna4me Der 9celaubiaunstn
ldritt pic 0eriammlung Sur %permonennn
Organization unp wdblte lih Ibpmae
Sinplpn BON 8inpna &ounly gum prds
,licenten.
Das nadltt 5auptsel@aft mar bic 9fc<
minotion cine6 Sbcrs unp 3meier Nei
ridter pes Sber1en @taats oeridtsboies,
unp fel Die @abl Der YerlammIuno auf
bic OIL ter SpiBc unlcre6 Blattes eez
nanntsn perlpnen.
Wis 9alripat fir 8eiribter >purpe aud
Der bieberisc eemofratiihe Snbaber rieles
Nmtes, 6err e. 6. palmer in 8orldlaa
9ebrodt unp erbielt bel her erten Mbliu,S
mun0 pae anndnpise @otum yun 90
Stimmen, Gin pobl vereientes, uenn aud
I'm rublbarea Compliment fir einen
damn, Der 1td in leinem Mmte tl1tia
enpieien uno i'm Ssflse pc5 allaemcinen
Wrrtrauens aus cemlelbm l1eipen mirp.
IS wurce Nippann purh 3uruf unp elm :
filnmiB eaS an Der SpiBe uniere6 8lat>
tes ltebenpe GlsctpralzI ifet npminirt unc
rarau' folsence Y.
Nlatfurm
anasncnmsn:
VelGlollem baB mir pie BON eer
Baltimore Convention onoenommcnen
8cl6lule ais unlere ciaenen Out beiben
unp annebnen; ferner nit Greureu mill
fcmmsn beibsn, lople auf ro5 8rdftiele
su unteritiBen uno vcrbtnclib MAIDEN bic
Domination Abraham 9%incoIn'a
un0 Nnrrew Sobnlun'S.
8ehlcllen n, paE e5 unler fe0e,
unp unatdnrerlider Gntidlu6 1T, pic ae>
aenmartise decentralization in allca ibrer
8cmibunAeu ;ur unterorldun0 Ger ST.:
belion unu @yboltun9 Der omerifanijdcr
Union ;u unternisen unb pae mir POLES
uup tleitences 0ertrausn III ibren YuQ:
@lanoieen unn cnelidsn Sies leben.
8e(@loen, eaB pabrsnp mir 10,
feinem Spfer suriifi9reden unp nit 1reu:
rem jece 2uit auf uns nebnen, ,pelte unf
rurb pie Noib Res Nu3entlids a~ufsrleQ
. miro, mir susleid pie iberaus bobe @id:
ti1feit Ger Musutung itrsnosr Spartan
felt in jetem Requirement unl,rer Natio,
nol< unD Staatare1ierui1A anerfenner
ais ras mirflamite Mittet, Rem Golf lein,
Nufaabe i'm &f I'M icins naticnal
griI|em IN er!s'htern.
Se16lpllen, caB mir Den Sclca:
ten uno Seeleuten Ger Union unjern ter;.
liNlen Dant fir ibren Yatriptismus
'brc Eopferfeit uno ibrs Mu6pauer aus:
priiden, tnebclcncere cenen pom unleren
Staate. Die bsreit maren, fir unlerc beili.
ae Sade 81 fampfen. uritertrofen Dor
8einem in feiner rer ld1ndsn @iaen:
fOaften ces 5oloaten. erldeinen tic unl
ais ce6 Staates Qldnsenoite Sumelen
ais infer ~ftplselter &ubm, unlere bS9ft
SEltH6't1ot.
Dos Sdlub9elddft ber @%onuentic,
mar bic G.nsnnun9 felseneer Staats.
@reeuttp< @ummittee
Us. {. MilIpn Don Nam@cY.
> Gbas. McGlure ppu @oopbus
/ s. $. Ytltit pom 9ennepin,
, George 6. Mott bon Namley,
Sotn yale Don Batalbaw,
s 8. Sinclair BON 8;npna,
q. q. 8iefer rpn Namlsy,
, @m. Worin Yon 6reeborn, ....
6. y. Sreeman Ypu Slue Gottb.
r NaA Berta9unG Der Staat5cUnYentip,
trat pie unions>G Convention fir ZEN +
fen 0eri.dtSotfrttt ;ulammeI
, unD nominirte 6errn 8. Mc@lure 70,
: Jfepwing gum @idter ees erften Di0ritta
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-08-06
Sic nuions=G pu9rch=G pnpen>
tipm bS5 5:Yeitcu Siitricts.

Die Unions : GonewEcrnpeniion res
2len Diitricts yeriammclte (l6 am Dien:ae
cen 2ten Mu9uf i'll Sn9erleus 5uQe ,u
Stspaul II ubr 8e,mitta9s. u. perta0te
ilh nod rsn NcmDbnliaen Tprmalitlten
bis balb pref ubr Na6mi,toes.
Nad 0crla9e n Nnnabme cer Yez
slaubisuus Der DeleSaten u. ;u tanre &C.
tra.bter pe,manentcr Sr9anilation murce
Gin . 6errn 9 ryantY pn Wabalbam
einoetrabter 8sidlu6 5eun Dcnsup biz
u%ntecin9telte Nnerftnnuno fir Ieine 6alz
:ung i'm leyien @onaree aus;upriiden UNI
ibn gum 2obn fir feline trcuen Dienie
rurd 3uru.f fir pislelte Stelune i'm
nd6isn @pn9reb MEIER gu npmini<
rem oll0enDmmel.
Cine COMMITTEE muree snanut uup
beauftyagt 5errn DpneQy ron Ger ibm
our1 bic Gunpentipn ~ Ibetl as1po:ree
nen ebrenpplItn Termination In &enntz
niG ;u leben uNc nad elmer purb Grnenz
nune elmer @rscut;Y : COMMITTEE fir ben
Ditriet ousae;illtcn Yaule eribien Der
nominirte. @onare( taneioat her republi>
faniiben Yartet vpr Der Convention.
Die 9fsee re5 5errn DoneQy, Elm
Wsilterltld oratoriider &una, roll Rroft
uno 8larbeit. f5nEen mir leicer nur i'm
Nus5u9e miitbeilen.
Gerr OpneQY erflIltc. ca6 CT feline
Mltsn fir iterrsi>tlib bslpbnt tctradz
ten perce, tpenn es ibm fernsr Ae!in9e, iur
Die Woblfabrt Res golfeS ~ wjyfcn,
eaS ibh 10 bod atetrt. 0fn Beinpen>
ole lriner Nemina!ipn entacoenaemi1ft,
nit SHenbeit bic .6anD bieten, erfsnnt er
in lfiner WieecrbeTufung sum Nmt ben
WiucnSauerrud rss 8olfcs, rag
oSparlomfeit une &chtliGfeit
"Gppfir. CT freimi:bia in Die Sdyune
"fsa actrsten) in Der @sr1raItura icpes
e3p'iaes Ger Nssisrung bcrylden
.a!"leu." ta
3u Cen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Iberz
aaebeno, ipridt Ger Nepnsr Die aroge
Wabrbeit aus:
ls o8ir tecirisn in pielm %2lusenblife
q "3peierlei Md6igun9u np Gnt=
"ldlc6enbeit." 0eeen Ell a NJ
~ber 81 do i Aung aeaen.
~ en- 4 { III { in q inner Teinr,
zrG II / 4 d leiienbeit."
Der Nusfubrung oities berrl;den Sc
ranfenS 1T rer atrise Ibeil Ger 3epe oe<
,pipmet. Mdbiaung 8eBenein
RIFT 6err DDnnelIv unb
fra9t: .
nSo0en mir, pdbrenb mir in Ginseln<
nbeiten pom chamber abpei4en, ni9t
uwie cine @rmee binter unierer Mrmee
rim Gelpe iteben, ais cine sNeitrye res
.einisen National. @efabls, unb IL i'm
"8ampf rer Meinunsen cine eten 70
"berrli9e @robtbat Der Gi~nmltbisfeit
"%pcubrinssn. ME unlere &rieaer7 Is
~tbun i'm blutisen &fe ouf BEN
nS4la9tfelo? .... ,3abt unS
.Npnn Ria nor @r;en urrHker ~ ;.A...
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. @ir Hatsn fUr auisrs lsbr s%sriumisen neusn
sciaIititsp vnlsrs GiNt1uis asssu ris irubsrer
Sabrs ssrouisslt. liz osrlbiercaeu Srauden YER
rreiTN4t IN oct Isli4t, uuicrm Wslba1te Gins
sr9Bers AuseebnunS III getsu Xus mir brHsn, eab
e1ntlte "ann1sbr ais cas auSsFc, bn1slIt uNr9rpBts
IN MlhHslcta. fWr Die 3ufunft iih ~oellelben euten
NIrse Mnc Ssr'raucns SIT %erfrsusn BADEN wsree
~ ,rNH1!f Haisrc 6irmN biebrt murre.
our Elul:mts i'm SaMte erlaUbrM mir Irs bic
SHusrfA19 o1B MNlcre Seeinsuugen fir @iseer-
e~::tIHFsr Irbr SuNltts ssl1elt uuc mir cen oiss-
;~aaristl atnprm ~btli9en GintIuisn sufplse in Del
9IBs lunc, Scrtbtiis Su ~eists4,, mic Trlbsr nod
n!s. >I!Nlet partner, osrr s. Mublsr. bat cie}sm
hslirrLunl creo 4tlt1Tes eersullsbeN utfrnrm-
1ueH Hnp nIfo - III lsinsr semsanten @si|e lG
a~nSttessn istn I0lcn, icmubI aSbrlciols ais &e-
t,lctrtauts iHr tcipnssren 3ufriepcnbeiicer Ser
reH Naufer ;u eTtrtuirsM.
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Gstluttas tit. ftt.
5u 5erren=M rtiee1 II

Iu6e, 8uf5f;us, Gaiiimeys5> Wsltsn>
SIlValttn &c.
tpnncn mir GuberrrcsIttib ti!iGe preile isusn,
pa mir l0!tte tbel!w;ilr Direct imp0r!iren.
G5- gSir e~rlauten uns nod bic Serren Nauf-
leute osa Staates Winrc|cta uuf unisr bsssuscn-
ee5 CnBrosaeeyer aufmsrtiam 50 maGen
INo Drrpsn e6 ermIbNtc 6reuHoe III lbrtm Sn-
;"ertlf Itnoen, I'M ere Maarcn unb Y1sile su pyir-
len, bcoor ilt Ilt cntit!isbtn, auswGr:iss MI,tts
81 es'Htsn,, ptr wineu, csuu eailr slrgt urs bic
3un0bme unlersr Gnsrcse aunclhaft, eab Dir
:!nen osrren bel @sitsm t@tlliNers prsiic ltelsn
uno cine gr5Eevc Mu5uabl b;eIsn fUNucn, ais
" sno Elm anpsrss tirit Jss 5aus iao ater aub
Hb:rSsN3t, ZAP mir Dir 0oncurreNj ancrrer Ylage,
ais GDirABo, MiIwaufes 's. ausbalies fSnnen.
s:}rftice. Tprepanab & Gemp.
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ct. Neter, q. Suli. - 9. s. PAUL
bon bier srbislt fir isins @uae IS Gent sebu.
ten, tofsnfrei aus isinem 5aule ataubul.n une
i1lre has Nnertieten aus. - Garner bier in
Der llmse'enb tesablen $500 per Sag Mrbeits-
lubn. Cine tIeins Difftuitdt, peIas smil@en
einem her bisilstn 5Ot.lt,Nstr unb fein.m 5rf-
unb Stalmeifer SurFel, uno in Der Vestsrer e.
ne untsesutsnte Me1nmunte erbielt, purte
freunrlib sel9lidtet.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-08-06

SsSieber cine Spffnune in afhc.-
unisrs Sennuns, i'm Sueen einen Ibeil unfit
sr Jisfruten 3u serinnen, ideint i'm @au;en nur
iebr serinse Iusildt auf Grflauna au babeu.
Der uAnseissr sss @elens" in ct. 2uuis, Der
uniern eieien 0sseniane tstreHsnten paraara-
pben aus 80. 81 brr @taatsaeituua ,cpirt.
nadt ha3u ~folaente 8emertuns: rMit teus
&efrutiren inDire frmn,en bic sutsn yeute aus
Minnticta 3u frat unb tperbsn nidt pisIe Ne-
fluten Fi6tn. Die Neu = Gnslant- unp Slli-
den Nsenten iterkaupt tetra9tsn Dire ais itr
i~ps3ielts &efrutirunss- 0ebiet unb ha lie fruber
i'm Warfte tparsn unb mebr Gelb babsn ale bic
MinnelOta- 8armsr, 70 rerten tisle bas :3u1e-
ben tabsu. leterbaupt ilne in Dire ni&t siele
8strutsn au tulen !" @as mir bier,u ~ ia
sen baben it Gulsenbes: g. it mSaIiH.
Bag eer Mn3eiser &s&t bat. @ir piGen, tas
Ma6adulttts tas &ssier rad 1&par,en @eFru.
ten i6un lanse ~atssjast bat, unb in Golee btl-
fen mug bas Btlb bort iebr rar sspurben ,ein,
sab var niats n,ebr 3u bateu rdrs,
tae IS gar niGt bsr Mube msbr Icbae, ensr~
Siiae Nnlrensunsen Su MAIDEN, nm RON tsm,
WV IVY Wv IVUNS0NN SAuuSukuIAIIIA III 1lIlS
aufsutrsibtn il, sinsn 1beil fir Minnelpta au
espinnen, bas piirte erit bcpieen iein,
usna mir Zen Beru@ s.ma9t u. Ter Ser
fu@ sei&eitert pare. -Dieies it n i d / sei&e-
bsn. 2ittle aanaea ausgsncmmen, bat tisber
fem Sctpn in Minneieta ben geriu& ssmaat,
burd ablenbuus zines 3userlaeisen urs tu&ti-
gen Maunes ais @erbsoff3ier mad Dirie BON
bort Der &etruten au erlansen, u. bas it lsbr
rertebrt.
Man bate ctne aue Grase bic pFi&t sebatt,
tur9 wirflide Drifting hes Gerraius III ermit-
teln. mas I'D ron hurtber ersuartea ld6t. Die
@a@e pbne aQe unb jete grifuns u serab-
i9iesen, bei6t I'D elmer ft9r srobsn gerna&laf-
Vsuus ses sisueu Snteu1ts f@ulbis uaa&su.
Das rgelsbIatt" frast ietr uats F.; ~@arum
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Sort S6rt!-Die &eIrutirassnten ter
Staet ct. paul baten Don benz @tabIratb Mu.
toriiatipu, 70 bpbc Bounty ;u tepiQieen, ais lie
fir nStbis boten, um ibren Wann gu befcmmeu.
Gs inp tereiis III %ein;eluen I1aen $500 5taet-
BDunty rerteu.
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Minartula Staats3titnng.
paul. Den s. Nus. 1864.

Yaul. pen 8. WuS. 1864.
9,ntipmal=xicfct Der repnblifa:
uiitbcm 1tmirnS=Nartet.
Sir YraNseAs.
Mbrobom lincpln.
Sir &isepraissnt.
Mnby Spbnlpn.
Tur HrprNicutant i'm 2. SUnereR'
Oiitriet:
S1uatiuS 9pnelli.
Sir &ihtsr Der Surrsme Gpurt.
Sterrihtsr:
1bpmaS @i1icm.
9eiri9tsr:
g. =. M. Mfe Mfiuan.
Sobn NJ. SsrrD-
Sir glsteren:
Charles s.. SimoS1cD,
9cbn g.. Set,
e. u. Murnrb,
q. %. Mlprfcro.
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-YuerucucGsa
1T
. @durcn

BAT lceten pc> NsmsYr
;rsstteu uns pNerirtrem Yutn:Nm spn St.paul
swis DER Il m,eseus in Der reidboltisIttn AuSU"hl
uns III, sn e~;uisitsn prsilsnpi SaHeluneSrn
,. %. Su1eripu II. Sony.
IT, bysm
uensn 5teius. 6dnse I'LL ocr Is. SttaBs
nabe Der Bride.
ct. Ynul, Minnrluta.
ST. 81, SECS 8yicSes Ilns, Wls a!0tmsn
iauut, pic prtils rer S1unwpUtu' @11Isn
eeuteue %selttesen; "a mir otsr siIeN SrrBsN Ge--
ra!h ven sisl en- 0EAarsM batsn, rsr opr Der Sts'a-
uaI lefanf1 wurpc, IL ilnp MIR IL Staue 9t(est,
e,sis billy jI vcrtuUTsn ais trhsneftH anes1ss
U:lIITi IN rsr Stnst.
Ucrncr bateu mir
RlciocrifpTe nub @aareu fur
Samem,
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-08-06

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-08-06

G5 Su ter County, @pnpentipu BON Namieu
County. ant psreanasnsn Mcntas, tpuree fol-
senbe Gcunts COMMITTEE ernaunt:
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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-21

Southern memorandum-book has been
found and sent to the Navy Department, which
contains list Of vessels which have been cap.
tured and destroyed (by rebel pirates) between
the dates Of March Goth and September Goth,
of which are the following:
The ship Avon, of Boston, Mass, Capt. A.
Howes, with a cargo OF 900 tons of guano,
was burnt.
The George Latimer, OF Baltimore, Capt.
John Warren, laden with a cargo OF !, 1888 bar
res OF -four and other merchandise, was burnt.
The brig W. G. Clarke, of Boston, Capt. b,
X. Redman, with cargo OF 33s tons of hay,
&C., was burnt.
The bark Harriet Stephens, of New York,
Capt. j. W. Wormell, with cargo of lumbcr,
was burnt.
The whaling bark Golconda, of New Bedford
with | 100 bbs. of sperm oil and 700 whale oil ,
was burnt.
The schooner Margare. G. Davis, of New
York, Capt. W. q. West, was burnt.
The bark Greenland, Of Brunswick, Maine,
Capt. 8. Everett, with a cargo of 900 tons Gov
ernment coal, was burnt.
The bark Gen. Berry, of Thomaston, Maine,
light, Capt B. B. Shackford, was burnt.
The schooner Howard Of New York, Capt,
W. Barht, with cargo Of fruit, was burnt.
The U. s. mail steamer Electric Spark, of
Philadelphia, was boarded and robbed of her
mail baigs and a chest, which had been for
warded by Adams Express, containing large
amount Of U. s. Treasury notes.
The ship Southern Rights, Of Richmond,
Maine, Capt. s. L. Norton Her cargo being
English property, bonded her for $751; 200.
The bark Mondamn, OF Baltimore Light,
Capt, Abram Shinney, was burnt.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-21
Capture Of Four blockade Runner.

f'' W Fo"F tioehHUe hunneEa.
Information has been received at the Nave
Department from l.. G. Fsrrsgut, Rear Admi.
raj commanding West Gulf Blockading SQUAD.
ron' dated nag ship Hartford, Mobile Bay, Nov.
= stating the capture Of the Prussian schooner
ranchs Lorlsps, by Lieut.. Grllls, of the Scotia
while attempting to run the blockade either
Into Velasco or San Louis Pass, laden with
sunny bags and hoop Iron, according to her
manifest. Also, OF the English schooner Cora
smlyser, unacr similar circumstances, with an
assorted cargo. Both have been sent to New
orleans for adjudication.
Information has also been received at the
Navy Department from VIM. B. Eaton, Acting
Ensign Lieutenant commanding United States
steamer Fort Morgan, or New Orleans, dated
November 10, stating the capture Of the
schooner John A. Hsgsrd, by this vessel, on
the morning OF the 5th, while attempting to
run the blockade, loaded with medicines, iron,
and other contrsband goods.
Also, the capture OF the schooner Lone, while
attempting to enter velssco with an assorted
cargo, via; medicines, salt, iron, and other
contraband goods.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-21

PRICES, &C, IN DIIIB.-From one of the
refugees, highly intelligent person, who came
Into our lines from Lynchburg few days
since, we learn some interesting particulars In
regard TO the scarcity, and consequent high
prices, OF merchandise and produce In the Vi
cinity from which he came. In Lynchburg.
Hour Is selling at 1850 per barrel; bacon, si0
per pound; suit OF clothes, Of ordinary quail
ty, costs about 81 200, and other things In pro-
portion. Great fears are entertained among
all classes lest an actual famine will peryade
the country during the coming winter.
Large numbers are desirous of making their
way into our lines, and II Is only from a fear
OF being captured by the guerrilla scouts who
infest our borders that they are prevented from
making the attempt. This gentleman also
attirms that the proclamation of Gen. Grant,
Offering amnesty and protection to deserters
and refugees, has been effectually suppressed
by the rebel authorities, and that he did not
learn Of Its existence until he arrived within
our lines. He asserts that It's circulation in
the South would prove most salutary to the
Union cause, in bringing into our lines many
who will be otherwise forced into the field
against us.-Alerdndria Journal.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-21

HILASD HALL, of Bennington; Rev. Pliny A.
White, Coventry; and Hon. Merritt Clark, of
Poultney, have been appointed members OF the
Board Of Education by the Governor OF Vermont
and confirmed by the senate.
Col. HOLLOWAY, of the Indianapolis Journal,
10 Republican pAper,) has been placed under mill.
tary arrest by order, is stated of Gen. Sherman
for publishing eontrAband army correspondence.
GEN. MARMADuKB was captured by little
boy belonging to one of the Kansas regiments. Ho
at frat refused to surrender to an inferior
but was Immediately Persudded to do so. The lad
brought him to Gen. CurtiB's headquarters, where
he introduced himself much to the surprise OF ali,
but especially to the boy hero. Gen. Curtis asked
the boy how long he had to serve before his term
Of service would expire. The reply was, "eight
months" The General Immediately wrote him a
furlough for that time and presented him with the
horse, revolverI, belt, and sabre OF the rebel
General
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-21
i-.uTENANT CUSHING RETURNING
TO ACTIVE SERVICE.

LIEUT.. CUSHING, the destroyer of the Albe-
marie, arrived In town this morning. He Is
about to resume active service In command of
his fayorite gunboat, the Monticello. Tho
Lieutenant received an ovation at the Union
League club rooms, in New York, on Saturday
evening last, and afterwards, by invitation,
attended the reception given at the Astor
House to Hon. Mr.. Fenton, Governor elect of
New York He was called upon 10 make a
speech. The substance of his response may be
found elsewhere. Lieut.. Cushing was not
born in Maine, as stated, but In Wisconsin
Since he was three years of age, when not in
the service, he has resided In Chatauqua county,
New York, near the residence OF the Governor
elect. His naval career has been one of great
daring and halr.breadth escapes. We shall
soon hear from him again.