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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-02-25

90, SrDabtpdD, SCcm:Dpr!
empNstlt tsn 8smptnern Ssu Rinnel cta, ~
un1hdtbaren wobltbat Der 2eb,
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Capital srn $780,
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S%spismter 1894 $446. 9OS
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-02-25

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IS DIT trna.r terg eburf6toa
BED A8atfrs ~ .gateglaabeS, ekeu,als En-
Matchmaker 6e0taes ain8 sobne ale Gtier,
nbstft:botlbtt;psWe>l' Ne 0fesastuna
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Rsatss Hbsnb sintn s,oesn Gag, uanJi& Gin
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publttit bur& he rM.nnsicta 5taats,situluna.
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FDtefs 0nlsibe bietet eine unbe.
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eat Der -@sfamaterestt isst auf I'm Oblisatie.
aes ser ossssal.& esievns bsrxbt uns bic gan :
ten sttsa&tsn tisfelbsa ale bic b.fsn unb Td.r>
Tea NitttI fir Gapialanlase. @.lta p.nn
man aanesmsa ssute. ha6 ella 8anqut.oit bsr
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pyrs:M! .4f sas sanje Gisentbun, bss Qantts
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inter Part unb isbt ut barber N.bsn, tpabrtnt
tauftns ansere. auf ni&ts als Der .sinlsn @ps-
tulatisn baFrte &iisu uns abnlids Gayi..
tuuali& binaufsef&oben psrbsn, UNI enslib
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ran ettes'lt5ttH.' Sn Bs3us auf 3irftnW
eisls anIsibe febr liberal. Die a~usemeint
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Gerlt6erung8 @eieQ16aft,

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3u MAIDEN. Sie bat
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100000
Ge5eu1daft tetrug am 80.
~$446,9O2.62
, 1865-06-08
PERSONAL,

IT
II. Delavan Muzzey, the newly appointed
Private seeretarp to President johnson, was
before the war connected with the newspaper
prcss In Boston md Cincinnati. he received
Coptain's commission in one Of the new
regiments of the regular srmy, May, 1861 ;
Has appointed last year Colonel Of colored
troops, md stationed at Nashville, Tenn, in
charge Of q bureau for that class Of the SER
vice, and has within u few months been brc-
vetcd BrigadIer GcnctalJ In this connection
1t may not be improper to state that only a
few days before his assassination, Mr.. Lin
coin had rendered the post Of Private sec1c1
tary, (then about to be vacated by Mr.
Nicolay) to tho correspondent of California
pape1, who bus resided in Washington To-:
several years
Hon. Geo1ge 8. Houston, for twenty years
member Of Congress from Alabama, has
gone TO Washington to consult with Prcsi-
dent johnson, and it Is presumed will be re-
turned to his state as Provisional Governor,
When the question Of secession was first ugi-
tatsd in A]abama he quit hts seat In Congress-
and went home to prevent It; declined to
represent his constituents In the Confederate
Congress, or have anything to do with, or aid
md comfort in any way, the rebellion. He
Is personal friend Of Andrew johnson, and
his advice Will have great weight With the
President.
The dntt S7arry Standard now appears uu-
der the editoFship Of Parker Pu1sbu1y, mud as
the mouthp1eee Of the recognized anti sla.
rerv naYty.
, 1865-06-08

Especial Dlep.tea 10 the Chicaeo Tribrne.1
ST. PAr1, jua:7.
soEe;hlng Of 4 controve.J has sprung up be.
tween Gov. Miller End the Secretary Of Var.
The 4:h, sth, sth, 9th and 10th Regiments wcrc
organized IN August and September, 1e5a. Ju=t
ii thts time the Indian outbreak occurred aud the
troops were buried 10 the defense Of the tro1ties
and thcnrh fully organized with Gc1d officers this
d<lsyed Their muster IN til October. The order
for The discharge Of al troops whuee term Of SER
vice explrts before the 1ret OF October does not
reach 3hen+ but Gov Miller maaa epecsa& apptta-
ton for their diaeharae md IN order VS.. issued
i.sred revolving the fs.t, aud this being msn-
firstly such groks 1ujGanc:, Governor Miller
Aae tfrobgfy prutrsted nKAlust 1t. It seems hard
thAt, beta1fe United States mastering officers
wczc not wiling to follow them 10 the frontier.
th1t thty must te the sufIerrrs. Our agricultural
interests demand the eeryices Of every man who
can possibly be obtained.
Tie Minnesota Central Railroad Company Is
laying over half Eaiie Ct tsnek dat!y and will
reach Fazdbaul,, fy sulcs from this city, carly in
The Ke5 cit;, from Dubuque, brought us !.
summer cxcnrs'on csa BE- made ihan Zip up lie
a1tstsstpri On tbs conmottons packets running
Rcl:ssle Information from Fort Ahesc,omblc,
ho.til. sioux Of il Goo men. women, and eail5reu,
sre at Devn's Lake and Turtle Mountain.
], IL thought that thsir warriors number
100. Then Plans are net tully known, hut It Is
crpmttc and then scattct in eua1t parties.
There lie ccns1GtIable aIseusslun concerning the
Covernorshsp. Col. Mlrshaii, Of the Ssh reel-
meni L ths most prominently n mentioned BY Caioa
fur him: The Democrats arc not talking Of Any
oEe. and they need not. as It will be setting up 4
corpse to be knocked over, if they DO.
, 1865-06-08
CHICAGO, THURSDAY, JUNE s. 1866.

&C., that can, by any possibility, b. sent into
the State during the next twelve n'ontas
and, the tide once set In, 1t will neTss' cease
to. flow, With ever increasing Vigor and
Volume. Trade with Texaa will hereafter be
no venture. It will have variety and profit
commensurate with the vast territory Of the
Trans Mississippi country, and rest On q
foundation as solid as the old Union restored.
As for the stock Of goods at 1latamoros,
We know they ate said to be very large, but
they will he but drop In the bucket when
the great well is opened. The few counties
bordering On the Rio Grande, and which have
. natural opening there, will take them up as
fnst as they can be sent forward after the
door ia opened, and they will, in no consider
able degree, lessen or interfere with the trade
through the Gulf ports. In fact the trade
between afatamorcs and the large interior
towns Of Texas ceased months ago, not only
on account Of the decline III gold and cotton,
which no longer paid the cost Of transporta-
ton over long and dreary road to the bor-
der, but in expectation Of thls very return Of
trade to It's old and natural channels which
We arc now anticipating.
, 1865-06-08

Ke-V1ton Dinner Mt Earatoea-Deaah
Vt an f.Jd STEAMBOAT taPtatn-Snlex
of Bonds-a1iIttnry MntstFs,

Especial Dispatch to the Chic.co Tslbune.1
SFRE6FIE1D, June 7.
Coz Og!esby has J1st received formal inrita-
ton to nttecd gracd reunion OF the officers aud
eS eMecr= Of the Army Of the Tennessee, at the
Gallon Hotel, Saratoga Springs, on the 4kh Of
july, 1SG6, to celebrate the fill Of V.cksbutg the
opening Of the lMitsfssIppi river, and the termt-
nation Of that campaign which nambertd among
tta captures Fort Henry, Fort Donel.on, Nash
vile, Cor1nth, and Memphis. A dinner viii be
given under the direction Of the senior proprietor
Of Tho hotc1, Major Wateland, formerly Chief
Commissarr Of tho Army Of the Tennessee.
tteut; Ger: GFant ts expected to DO present and
IN The paMts Of Asj. Gems. John 4. Logan, Frank
T. Blair. and othsrs, con.utating the Committee
Of Invitation.
Copt ResTick, orc Of the Oldest settlers ii Nor.
es1 county, nna one OF the trst steamboat Cap
t21nb IN The Western WATERS, WIS buried today.
Bznk Of tits city has Eold osez $6suu0 II 7.30 U.
Hon. Joshua F. Speed, Of Louisville, Ky., and
formerly Ioom-Inate Of Mr. Lincoln, was In tho
caty to dsy, sieitng tie tomb q biz old friend.
understand Mt. Speed Is brother Of the Present
Attorney Gtnerat.
over ono hundred and ffty commissions for pro-
motions tr different illinois ReEiments were Is
sued by the Adju.snt General to-day. 1t Is not
known when The ttoops to be mastered out Will
loving rreiments VIII doubtlcse rerdez!oas at
Springfield and will there be pasd oG, viz. the
SIND, iG1st 1t6b 10Th, 10th, l11th. 1lsth. l6h
and 12lth. Those reporting at Chicago viii be
the 18th, 65th. :Nh 92rd 3d. 102nd. tu3rd, 1U4h.
177th and 1s9tA. This ~ not officially announced
but exeh regiment will be paid Of and receive their
formal discharge at the Eame plsee where they
xera YnHkterad IN.
, 1865-06-08
Mbiragp 4r1bu1te.


T6E NEW S.
Within The next len days the following
Illinois regiments Will arrive at Chicago to
be paid oil and mustered out: 18th, 65th,
soth. SD, o3d, 1c2d, 105d, 10th. 127th and
129th-
a great reunion dinner to the officers and
cx-of1ce.s Of the army Of the Tennessee VIII
be given ut Earntoga Springs, on the Fourth
Of July, to celebrate the fall Of Flckspnrr
and the cloec Of the Mississippi river cam
1mfeu. The Invitations arc extended over the
names Of Gcns. Logan and Blair, and Gen.
Grant will pres;de.
The Courier ds E;ats U,is, tho French
fr1ran 1T New York, claims that Chihuahus.
4hr eeot OF tie Republican government In
Mexico. has Eccn occupied by the French.
End thu: Jua, cz is On his way to the United
Stiles.
Among the latest arrivals at Washington
arc Geo S. Houston OF Alabama, and Joshua
Hill Of Georgia, ex-memters of the United
etates House Of Representatives. Their e.
raid is enc Of reconstruction.
Furt5-onc thousand troops have left Wash
.ustou for the West since the 1cyicE.
The Missouri Constitutional election still
remains iu doubt. The majority In St. Louls
county against the constitution Is $500, Re-
LURES frum the interior come in fayorably.
controversy has atieen between Cor.
Miller Of Minnesota and ,le War Depart
mcDt relative 10 the mastering out Of troops
slo1n that State who were etgtged in dcEcnd-
sn,r the front;er acofn.t Indian nocress,ops
before tn.y we're mustered In. Secretary
Stanton claims Tint tht.fr time is mt mt
vet.
The news by the Africa Is o! interest. The
x,urst;oa of indemnity IL grating prcat sensn.
linn In rpr1nna 1,ord pa1nocrston !, ,cn1r IN
A., Hsr,cr. MP. s,at+a 4,,,. or,as,o,a.
cEca is rolpr on between the two govern.
1ncuts, thus tar In IN IN an,l.able spirit. The
IuclIhh government is also Ia correspond.
tucc with this government relative to CO.
c;crating in supprcsslng the slave trade on
I'll. eosst Of CuDa. 4 rUptu,c has occurred
between Louis Napoleon and Prince Napole.
on growing out Of the democ,attc ideas Of the
hitter n1d lis hostility to the Emoe.or,s
Sicws On the American question. Il has al-
rco1y caused thc inter 10 resign his position
in tt,c Amy.
snbsc,intions to the go loan Yesterday
nnoun,rd In 81 c51 90 ofx],,rb sum +hc
Second National Bank Of Chiearo took
$4,000
Mrs. jeff Davis has arIyed at saynnnah
and is nor auxlously awaiting an oppo,.
1uni,y TO sail for England 0. France. She
Expresses tic opinion TINT she has seen M.,
Davis for the last time.
Gold closed in New York last evening,
, 1865-06-08

rHuADnrnIA, Ju2e 7.-JaJ cooke !cEof!s
Wcstrrn subscriptions Tere $1Dl0 0oG from The Sec
Old NAt.nnH. Bank Of Chicago; $1[0 0nl from the
First Nat'oah Bank Of Clnciunai; SOD 900 from
est eastern SUBSCRIPTIONS were fioA090 from the
FIRST Nat1nUal Bank Of New York: $26s, ,30l from
Fix npi Hatch ol New York; 0,0pD from the
First National Bank If boston ; 81, co from II.
l,o lee d Co, Boston; E!d0fC0 from tho First
Nationsl Bark OF Fhtlstephia; also !, ,2ss iudis!d
nj 4lbecEptiQRs.