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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-15

effect of delay consequently would be to foe
ter strife and division irithin the Union par
ty, which may be avoided By an earlier choice
of standard bearer. This view is iorcIbly
urged By the n. Y. Times, in an article
which we copy in another column.
We do not attach the great consequence
to this matter, either one way or the other,
that some appear to. We thought the day
set rather carly, when it was first fixed but
having been set we can now see no sufficient
reason for changing it.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-15

The CELEBRATED QUICKSILVER CAsE.-The
decision Of the Quicksilver Case by the supreme
Court. which has been announced already by
telegraph, was unexpected, il being generally
imposed that the Government would Gust the
Company. The case has been Ia Court 10 or l.
years. II ha, been utterly mlnagei for the
Company 10y EX-Artorney Generals Black and
Gushing, and the decision must he particularly
gratifying 10 Mr. Cushing. who has been the
working counsel for some months past
Tie decision throws both the Enrquita and
Almaden mines on the lands Of the Quicksilver
Mining Company The title is now perfect, and
there Is no appeal further. The Almaden mine
has been worked f-r more than 10 years, and
produces yearly nearly half the quicksilver pro-
duced in the world.
The annual product is about So, 600 TASKS per
year, each flask weighs rs pounds, and the gross
cost Of production IS about 5 cents per pound
The Euriquita mine produces about { 900 TASKS
The average price Of quicksilver is about CD cents
per pound. This makes the net earnings Of the
two mines over $1,000, 900 per annum. All the
product is 90 gold, as quicksilver IS mainly sent
o. foreign countries
Nr Gushing. We believe, has several other
important California cases before the Supreme
Court. One Of them i that o. J +. Stuart, one
% the very earliest cmigrlnts 90 California, who
purchased valuaole water lots IN san Francisco.
from which be was elected on the ground Of IN
perfect titles. after the property became exceed
ms'y valuable, mud he DO conseq was sui
denly trau-t-rmel from prospective m l..onaire
o poor nan stripped Of all bis property. Mr..
Gushing is sangline Of being able 70 secure his
right 20 this cheated and def-auied man
II Tie hutllni nrst mortgage bondililers would
entrust their case 10 Mr.. Gushing, We believe be
w0ulI soon stop brigade u Vermont LAWYERS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-15

A letter from the Vermont Cavalry says !:
Lieut.-Col. Preston is in command of our
brigade now, and has been for some time
past. Col. Sawyer is president of the Court
Martial now being held at Stcvensburg.
Major Wells is in command of the Seventh
Regiment Michigan Cavalry, and Major Ben
nett has command of the First Vermont.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-15

TIE sEvEsIEES1H.-The regiment i. or
dered to Annapolis on Monday next. few
more men are wanted to fill it. Now is the
last chance for the extra bounty offered by
the State for the Seventeenth. Let 1t not be
said that Vermont is so short of men as to
send on less than regiment.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-15
News OF the Week.
nv Telegraph.

Nsw IoRK. Ag-
BY way Of Cairo and Mississippi 20.
news from New Orleans o. the OF. 81
The rebel ram &c Tennessee WIS SIT.
n sqlall on the l>t, while lying near '--
Pass Her armament VIII prove q bear
70 the rebels At Alexandria on On.
was reported that an was quiet. The
force near there was reported 20 Dee
strong.
The Araga, from Hilton Head, 81
reports every thing quiet IN that D.
ment. The shelliug %. Charleston v-.
tInurt al long intervals.
Since the passage Of a resolution -1.- -
ins the transfer OF sramoU from r- f-
In the Navy, already over S. 1 .a
transferred
Tho Fair in New York CITY was O.
and night. yesterday. being the f--
admission ~ 81 cents The price .
raised Co 81 The iiiiv receipts on
500, COZ.
The great champion Billiard Ns
tween Hayanagh and Tiemau re-r-
victory On tie former
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-15

DARING EyFLllr I've extract theanneyed
paiagIauh from q southern PAPER, relating O.
daring icat performed by Moses Gil, j.. Of
the Goth New York Regiment. son Of Mr.
Moses Gil of Groton. At the breaking out
OF the rebellion Young Gill was in Liverpool.
England. 10 a lucrative employment, but
yielding 70 bis patriotic impulses immediste-
ly shipped for America, landing no Quebec.
Canada lie lett his ship. crossed the lines.
and arrived at Plattsburgh, y Y. where
be enlisted in the 95th Regiment New York
NOluntc Is, and has served therein with rrcq-
bravery, participating in numerous battles,
In one of which (Fair Oaks.l hcwas serious
ly wounded. In March, lS62, be was pro-
NOTED % C0rponl-m0rc recently % Quar-
termaster Sergeant. lie has lately re-en-
listed with most Of bic regiment, which i
now stationed at Plattshurgh. recruiting it.
ranks. We copy from the Norfolk (Va.)
DAILY Times
4 Spirited .ffdir.-Sergeant Moses Gil Of
the 96th New York Regiment, stationed at Cur
rituck, was sent on Monday morning with dis
patches 10 Northwest Landing. Upon his return
he saw two men in an open field under very sus-
plcious circumstances. Clearing the fence with
his horse he Immediately gave pursuit. when
'ney look 70 the WOODS, where he nnally succeed
ell IN capturing them. Proceeding on his wav
with bis prisoners in front Of him, he overlook a
horse and cart which he appropriated as a con-
veyance for his prize to Currituck bridge, where
he delivered the captured up to his commanding
officer as prisoners Of war. who were brought
down TO Norfolk and Immediately sent to For
tress Monroe. They are members Of the 18th
North Carolina Cavalry Regiment The only
arms Sergeant Gill had in his possession At the
time Of the adventure, we're sabre snd pistol.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-15

\ grand crash Is predicted Or New
us au early day, OF hour and a- Oh
tropo.i- j. the country heart, DO Dol.
effect will be felt throughout the
Go9d- have been run up % price,
that it has hecome absolutely nese--
stop sales. OF 10 sell at les than COST
in either case the business j. O. DO.
Some big failures have taken place s1.-
are expected. The banks have lu-- -
their COLA. and may lose nor l.
for storm
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-15
Nv YoRE. Ar--

NV NORg. ATi-
\ dispatch from Louisville saw
Of the rebel Forrest : officers crf>-e1 .''
into Indiana and Illinois. for the ru-l
exciting the people % revolt. ONE.
manned in KeDtucky to help the cl1sI
keep the flames Of scdition alive. F'-''
his bate rand secured several hundred r.
He IL on hi WV 70 Corinth, AMI VII,
said. thence undertake a rad mt A
kentucky. with the expectation OF n'
q large number Of rccsult-.
oiher, say ne viii Win L'nc'ir-
prl,-rpi lut, Fat k-utuc,v
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-15

LUMBER By TIE CHANPLAIS CANAI-Last
year there were LISP lockages Of square
timber cleared at Whitehall-in all | .6O6 900
cubic feet This season, it is estimated that
the amount at that point TO seek market
through the Champlain canal will he over
3,unO.0OO feet-almost double the amount
IN leo5; ye' last year learned from exam
ination Of the books at three different points
on the railroad-Rouses Point. Burlington
and " hltehall-that ST ,000. 900 teet OF lum-
her were shipped by railroad, paying high
rates FOR transportation, becs,us, the canal
was IN no condition % receive Il. There are.
beside. tom -, 900 .0uO o. leo .uun 700 tcrt
oi luu'' ct piled lp at this time on th, shore.
OF Labe thanipiaIn. unable e. get 90 market
i'st year. hrciur, ut the inruTacijy OF the
cln1l.-Nr..rt Of Hon. /. Ncti.loia ~ y
! Assembig.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-15

James s Peck Of Montpelier has been ap-
pointed Adiatant Of the l7yh REGIMENT. He
was Lieut. Of Co. I, 18th Vt. and afterwards
Aliutant Of that regiment. he showed
himself hraye soldier at Gettysburgh, and
is a good officer.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-15

THE NINE MoN1Hs Sofn1rss I'll 49,.
% AuJl'ant General Townsend relative 10
nr"y ih'ntns men states that, under the .,cf
90 july H. 1902, there wen, received INTO
'nc service ol this cites. eighty thnu,,nd
qua ~ ,ty-nine men, Of ubum -ixrv-,p.
y. ,,ou''nl Two hundi'-l aud iiy, were ni.iri,
ISe"'9 nv Thousand dollars in bounty w.r.
.''i % volunteers accepted under the act
ny uls'@ke OF mastering officers and rov-
iu's''r' counties wcrc paid t. three thnI'-i,l
~ uths nilitia. I'M '''' ''''e
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-15

HE k'TUER--We are lightly served
mere >" comparison with aur uri.',l..r. IT,.
- LII Vi " .''ay m Tuesday, whici, wa.
"'.'' 1871 OF snow. tiIawius as i, i,.li
here In North6cld gave them Is i,cbe. IS
snow and in Montpelier a foot On ,he
''A-oOaru the storm has been fearful one
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-15

NAVIGATION REsUyrp.-The Line steamers
OF the Champlain Transportation Co.
ca me out Of the Harb3r Wednesday and viii
atonce commence their trirs. They have been
thoroughly rcftted and will be found az
pleasant AMI comfortable to ride on as here
tofore.
The travelling public viii ind no pleasant
er route, going North OF South, than through
Like ChamVlain
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-15

On Sunday night last band Of forty reb
els landed at Cape Lookout, in Chesapeake
Bay, took possession Of the lighthouse, put
the keeper and his wife in durance and ok
ploded key OF powder, which seriously
damaged the building They then retired.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-15

IN Old law sui; IN Conrcctirut ~ w.iri
re d"h ndant was changed with shooting
game biri rontiary 10 law, las just been
settled ~ fue - - AMI cost, amounting
O. ~-un.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-15

NEW YosA, Apr
a letter from the Army Of the f''-
says No events Of general imporian' '
transpIred recently.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-15
Chittenden County Cont.

! tnls STATE Dy the Government
Chittenden County Court.
The result Of Moody rs. Cole wss verdict
for plaintiff to recover s2s9,27.
Blumsnthal Us. BrGiner4 and others is still
on trial
SATURDAY, April 9.
Blumenthdl rs. Brainerd and others. result
ed in verdict for plaintiff to recover s6Os 20.
Noses T. Ciough RS. Wm. K Patrick was
tried to-day, and a verdict given for defendant.
]. B. Wheeler for Plaintiff Phelps for de
PENDANT
TUESDAY, April r.
Chaunesy W Bro,cneH RS. o. S Ro,re was
begun. yesterday and given to the jury to-day.
This is an action to recover the value Of a mare
left with the defendant in the town Of Bridport
The mare was bled by the defendant to promote
the ends for which she was sent to Bridport, and
afterwards died. Whether the two events are
related as cause and effect, and whether in that
case the defendant is liable. are the points at
issue.
Edmunds and ]. French for plaintiff Rob-
erts for defendant
James Jackson rs. Joseph KIRBY is now on
trial.
Dixon and French for plaintiff Edmunds
and Wilbur for defendant
Wednesday, April Is
In BroirneH RS. Roioe verdict was given Tor
plaintiff to recover s457 81, and costs. A mo-
tiOn to set aside the verde; was filed by the de-
f5ndsnt.
Jackson rs. KIRBY. Verdict for defendant.
Melinda WiieOr rs. james Foley was tried
to-day. Verdict for plaintiff to recover ss5 81
and costs,
Hard for plaintiff; Wilbur for defendant.
-4nstl Nash RS. C. c. Satin was on trial this
afternoon.
Wilbur for plaintiT: Hard for defandput
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-15

Al national ,au.s have h,n ,,utborizei
D.. : r.et'r, Ci'as' Z" receive sui SO ptions fc
the 1910 loan. aha alsJ deposits OF all gov
eminent moneys received for internal reyen-
ue and Tor Communication under the draft.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-15

There ace in the v,rli 500 sftlnaso
lodges We. 5000 active mcmJcr,, an I
nearly 100000 non-sctiye or who hay.
Withdrawn.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-15

! COW died in Oswego few days since.
with a steel watch chain and five ounces of
tempenny nails in her stomach. Hard fare,
that.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-15

INV YoEg, ArIi 3
G,'I old g. a 80 l6'}.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-15

The result Of Moody rs Cole wss verdict
for plaintiff to recover s2s9,27.
Blumsnthal rs. BrGiner9 and others is still
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-15
E. D. Mason. Z. Whitney. Scattering.

J. s. ADAMS. Clerk.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-01-23

<bN ~ "" 0PSNStt u
pel&er ansenpmnaen unt Ter &lsrt beauftraat
purbe, ben Nitalieeern ible ibnen aufcnmcnle
Certificate fir Me:enselber aue,uferti9en.
Gin 8cte pom GouSeraeur tbeilt bic @enebn, MI
sune her 5ausbiq 20. 1, in Beau9 nuf @ikley
County Steuern nit. gertast bis IL 1br.
@ereiniete @ibune.
Die @eitenrGun,e bee 9aules tparet 9etraaat
ppl pom 3uidauern, ~taetiens Damen.
nStrseant.a at. lrn1s naeleete ben neuermGbl-
ten @curerneur unb bic @taatsbeamten, bic ,l,-
ter elmer Notwithstanding pom Der @tra6e Der
eintrattn. Oberri9ter Gmn,et beeiei9te alsbnnn
folgenbe Beamte:
@cuperneur-@en. @epten MiQer.
Qieutenant.@ puperntur-GbarleS .. @3er.
mcpt.
@taats-S eerttdr-Dapis 8ladelY.
@taatS' cd OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES G@efer.
@taats.M upitcr-@barles McSlratb.
@taatS acknowledgement 6. @ole. e..
Glert Ger @upreme' 0rurt-J. Yptttr.
Na&bem @oup. MiQer gum @pre9er1ubI ee.
leitet perben, perlaS ct feline Snauguratipns" Mb-
breNe, bic mir IN elmer anbern @teQe mittbeile en-.
Na4 BERN 8eenbieuu0 perta0te li9 bic &ptu en-
tion. Gbenlo bas paus.
g enat.-Dpnuer flag, IA. 9an.-Die g'ct-
i&aft ron @puu. NiQer wuree elmer &pmuittss
ibermie(en.
5trr 2bat&er leste eine Bill sur, ape @ebu1ts.
unb IpbesfGQe {pmie ale beiratben in eineut ie.
ben Iown einautra9en. Gin ausgeaei@neter (1e.
ftbprrl@laa. Gin fel&es @efeb par Elm la,s1
unb tief eefabltes Beblrfni1, unb .pirt bofentlid
gum @eieb erbsben.-
Na9tsn prs. 8. Branb. GnerofFn9. Gierf
eineefdporen Oar. pertaste f@ Der @enat.
9aus.-Der @pre@er uta&te bic ser{@iebe'
htnen eepenben COMMITTEE ktanut. 3err 4
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-01-23

SSIIAbA'
5aus.-9srr Wiswea seiste cine Did an,
GreimiQtssl uno beren Ga1nilien cine @taats-
Bounty gu bemiaistn. Cine Yct1daft BON, Ct
nat 3eSts rben an9efabrten Yel9luB on> bic
EMANCIPATION Ter neuen @taatateamten III BE-
fimmsn. mel9em bas 9auS teitimmte.
Beldlp6en, 1000 @upi:n tes Beridts teS
@uptrinteneenten oes Sfentli9en unterridts bru-
den 5u la0en.
Das @snat s.ist BEN 9aus he YolNrunq ber
5austiQ in 8e3iebung Der Sibley County @tsu-
trn an. Bsrtaat.
emat.-M inSpd, 10. Snnuar. 6err
Ibatdier 3siste cine Blu an, bic beltebenren AQi-
li19eIebe gu peranpern, uamtntli@ bic yataiacus.
uno @cmpasnie- y araben ab3u|9aHen.
Der 9"ulaserme0tr bes 2. Difrics berih tet,
nabrenb ees lesten Jabres 21,674,77 i;u6
Stamme unb 1908 GuB 8rettsr &C.. yerm.l1en
~ baben.
Der @enat Serta9te lI1. Inn in sereiniuter
9tBun9 bic Jnau9urateonsatcre6e ees ns:aen
@puperueurs anbGren 3u tEnnen.
Der @enat %perIammelte i& tpieeer uni an,Slf
llbr, unb tsr 3eitlite Yr1Vbent fubrte ben Wrd-
0psnten er pfFcir, st. @oup. 6. >. Sbsr,p1,pb,
elm, ter u1ter elmer Observation-Disclosures ben V1a-
ibenten1ubl einnabm.
Der Yrallsent ernannte @iQie Marner unb
:. Z. Miaer ais Bpte, tpelde als 1plde ein4e-
l9worsn wurten. Gen. s. u. @mift erld len
unb tpuree ais. senator e~inoei9moren. NaG ,en
Der Yralpent bic itebeneen Committee beta mt
eemadt, Sertagte li4 Der @enat.
9aus.-Nadpem cine feline Dcbatte iiter bic
notbwenoi9e 3abl Der Gi1enbabn- 6 cmmittee 4 ntt-
esfunpen, beri9tet 9err @mitb pun Gbiiaoo bic
ssrsiite Msilenj~W Der aerl@ittenen @iitsli:ber
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-01-23

Die Misunderstanding, e. 9intc, Ter
Sreitnedt"), an, lesten Mcntas toar III funfleri-
11er Iomptl mic peeutiarer Be;iebunJ cine turd>
aus tefrieeissnoe. Ireb Ter aabe tevorlebenren
Masfentdae bate id to9 raS Vublifum 5abl~
reib einsefuuesn une sollte esm wirtliA euten
@piel Ger Singer Sbalias nidt olein Mnerten-
ruug, icncern n~aitanter 1csor nuI1enben 8ei>
fau. Gdmmt!iGbe Vartien wureen trap 9elpielt,
belcnterss 2rb jercb Sereiensu ts Oar(eQeria-
Jet Der rW'atfitta" uub rMarsorstba', tpel9e
ibre &cQen mulis,baft tut9fQbrtsu.
sebr gu beeauern 1T Is, CAP ia INNER einiee
role 2Immel unter benz Sbsaterrnblifrm tefn-
ben, trelde lid nidt enttlSoeu, seraee in ben rib
reublen Sesnsn Gin siatolii&ss Oela9ter auf3u-
iblaseu cser irnaise feselbafts Beme.tunosa gu
MAIDEN. Dies it uidt alein e~n.pVrenb fir hen
rubigtn 3ui9auer, lonbern es mub aub hS9lt
itIrsnb uno raGtbeilis auf ben DarlteQsr mirten,
urt isate saber tislem uniue unbeeinet eeReuert
trerben. g
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-01-23

Gr6fuuno Der Gi{enbabn Don ct.
saul bis Nnofa.-D Der leBte Mpntag war
fir bic Mitelieosr Re, Minueipta @sieBsebung
unb he Siireer BON Nnuta Elm @allatag in, nab
rem Sinne teS @prts. Mn jenem Sage tanb
ndmli9 bic Ginweibung uno GrUTnuns herYaei<
fc.G ilenbabn bi5@npta 1latt, ~ welderBeisrlid-
felt iammtlide @taatsteamte, bic AIitg|icber Ter
0tieseetuue unb bertnBeamten, il. welden aud
uniere W :nisfeit eeDSrtt, Der ct. paul @tabt.
ratb uno einigs berporra9ente Oeld6itsleute ein-
eelaeen pareu. I'm IL tbr ptrlieS Ger Bug ct.
Yaul, bon Ger Great @eferu8aub %tsgleitet, unb
erreid'te unter eiuer aneensbmen0abr uaollnter-
baltuns urn balb snei lbr Mncfa, polelbf man
bic FROZEN II. 9otfreuntlihen Anrtier init @Glit>
ten in 8s,citi@aft fane, bic brben @dRe gu em'
pfanaen NIB uutsr Sanonenbpnner mad ibrer
biibiheu Stabt uno Al einem ausee3eidneteu
.3mede0en 81 e~eleitc,,. Nadbem man {d bic
9etsusp iirbig:eiten rer Gtabt bstr1cbtet unp ei-
niseu fo,nilGen Neeen suoe9Srt, tetrte man nm
5 lbr Mtenoe p~ersnWat uno aufrieren ,,ad ct
paul 5urud, molslbit man UNI balt ieten anfam.
Das SET ihlob nit sinsn i~upcrben Abenee0en u.
Gbamrae"er9rIa9e I'M bie19en rSaternatipnal",
uno man fcnute AT ten Nencn unp leudteubeu
@s{idteru erFsuneu, wie ,eslensersnist tie an-
peIenSen 5errem }iN Nene thateu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-01-23
@eitereM euiafeitem BON benSieur.

@eitereM euiafeiteu Q benSicux.
cc5noianern. = Major 9at9 teri1tet in einsr
amtliden Dtpel@e an @sn. @iblsY, baB r2ittle
cir" NIT unsefabr ledsbunbert @iuur. Snbiansr
bic brittii@en @nieblunsen serIa0sn basen, mad
benz lie 0uus. DaQas NIT Qebensmitteln, e.
nsm 1rain unb pulper unb 8lei psrleben
batte> UNI lid in %uniertn @ebiete bei Bong 2ale,
nabe Der Queue hes Yen1bina Silver, nister;u~
la1en. Der 8etrag an Yulpsr, ber ben SnbtA.
neru eesetea wurbe, mai mad lem 8erid, pom
@ouserneur @e9apiib unsefdbr Elm Plumb
per Mann. 81 lie pirtli9 na9 Song Cafe
8eben. II nod iebr 5peiiel9aft."
Naa elmer Speiten Depeide rbaben F& sier-
ZIG S%nbianer BON bem Sect eetrennt unb
Majpr 9atd, bel Yenbina uberetttn! ST.
ner, Sab'inf-ta.o.ta, beanipru9t, tin 8ruber
Qittle &rums 3u iein."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-01-23
! Capt. M. Gamblers. J. - eeiter ia

Capt. M+ GAnneers. i - 9eiber ii
es uniere VIidt, len f9nslen Iue ssn Capt.
Gbemas 90. @aunecrs, ttr an, lebteu Mittprd
Atsnb %srfcIst<, gu beridten. Capt. @ounters
mar tin Girsinier unS elmer her msnisen Diff
aiere, bic, nit ibm tei hem Nuatruae bieier bIl-
lilden DerldmSruns IN Tcrt 9tibselp in Garni-
len. Der alien Gatne eetreu 9et!isten. CT pies
cine bobe @iiroe in Ter liiblidsu M,n1ee NIT Gut
r~iiitung iuriid, trabrsno feline Gulesea. pempe,>
ton, Msntecu,ery unb Mnters tic onnobmen> unb
perlcr bssbalt al fem perteso1es @runoeisen-
tbum in Gireinien turG GcnFseatien. Crit
jcner 3eit bate er bic strontwprtli9en @telen
a,s Gbief-A uart:ermeifss, M~ussoblunss> unb
MuFerunss.S ff5ier uno General prrppitmars
I9aQ inne, unb erparb Fd %a(loemsine 3ufrie-
bennett.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-01-23
Mimmeiota Gefetacbuua.
6. Se1Iipf n.

o. SeltOn n.
@enat-M untae, II. San. - Be1dIs1tu
nm lalb e1si ubr in d reiniSter SiBuns nit rein
5aule aulammen;ufpmn,en, uno ernauute cir
0rmmi'tse. ben 0cSernSr in 0cuntniB Az lsbeu,
tas tsiee 9aulsr UNI iene Belt tersit Tin, i.tin.
getlda1t IN Gmpfan9 III nsbmen. Sm. Berry
leste ttn idbrli9en YeriNt eer GpmmilIuneri
Ter 1aublummen Nn1talt Spr, pom wsldem b.
i9lp0en wurre, 500 Sppie0 truden au lalen,
Gertast bis brei lbr.
9aus.-bsr @uHeu sun Qrew 0ius uber,
reidte le'ne OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES unD wurrs
eiu9eldwortn. Muf @n!ra9 tes 5erru @mitd
Srn Gbi1asu tsl9lr0en, elm Committee Won trti
su ernennen, bic Wsilensabl eiuss ieeeu Shit
S;ieoss Don leiner 9tinat ~ bisler @ibuua felt
;~ulte4sn. Die 9errnn Smitb, 9Bis neil unc
WuoeruH trurtsn ais lol&es Gpmmit.ee srnannt.
Cine Vstltalt POM Senat iei9te AT, eaB oer
Senat nit Rem 5au1e UNI talb brei llbr in ptr-
einiater SiBung 3uIammeutrcfen wertc, tcs
@puptrneurs Yvtidaft 3u empfaneeu. Das
5aus itimmtt benz Mnerbieten bel unp Yertaste
f@ bis 50 llbr.
8eretni9te SibunA.
Der @pupcrneur une bic 9taatsbeanteu tpur-
Ben 9euaeIeet unt traten Gin. @pupcrueur
Swift tpar ron BEN neu 9etpdblttn @cuScrneur
be9leittt une. natesm CT gum 9prsd.rGu6le
selsitet purbeu, Serlas IT ielne Bst5aaft nab
wel9er bic @oneentipu (id SertaAte.
0as 5aus trurte wiseer sur Orbnung esrufen
uno belhleB. 500 &opien ter @ouSerueurs But-
l&aft fir ben @ebrau9 bes pauIes trudcn Al
la1en, uub Sertaate i9.
@enat.-Dienfas, IL. San.-Muf Mntroa
Son Gen. M;ler wuree cine Committee spn
brsi %ernannt, nit elmer 1bnli9sn pom 6aule nit
esm @cursrneur li9 iibsr eas Vrueramm cer
Snausuratien 81 Sereini9en. Die COMMITTEE
tcrit:e,, ZAP IL ubr mproen (Nitturb) Ntittae
ais bic 3eit une bic 9aue Der Nepra| tntauten
ais Der Ort teifimmt nurben, mann unp no bic
Snauguraticu fattTneen fuue. Cine Bia in
Ys3us ouf bic @teuern Won @ibley g.. fir 1863,
tvuree ereiinal p~erlelex uno unter Mufbebuns Der
&e9eln pallirt. Der @eeretar purpe beaufiraat.
isesn @snatorsn nit flint Dp4ars wertb Vo1t.
Marten au osrieben.
Na@ BEN Yeri9t bes @m. @prasue fiub bic
serl&ieoenen @enatOren %aufolsenben Meilsusel-
bern bersa.ist une baten le nadfolseup onatee~
esne, ME g l9stnt, NIT 3it'nli9 "tIcnsm" Mabe
oen1el1ene Meilen3nbl hnrdrpi1pf.