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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-09-30

Aufaepaft! Sc; sntaul Don &ssisrunSs-
Bpnts a@te man barauf, eas bic Mammsrn
ni&t terGnbert Gnb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-09-30
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Da mir unlsre Gintauie urter rsn
eanfi91en llmfanren ssmadt 10 fnb
mir i'm @tanee, cine MuSwabl son Waaz
rem III bieten, welde fir Nuc anStebsnp
iein mub, Die nad Gem Neuen, Sdpnen
uno Gluten %perlanssn.
Sir Die liberole 3Snnulbait, ms!t,e
uns Usher 81 1heil vurre, ranf1aoenp,
erbiiten rir adtun8sycu mir cine Tpriisz
sung perlelbsn> unter Der @erldsluna,
taB eS infer &sftreben lsin foil, unlere
@ei6dite fit BIZ 3aufv anasnebm uno
Yo:tbeiIbaft 81 MAIDEN,
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1872 Dritte 5trage. 13g
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Briefihe.

pubtieirt eur& bic r@innslrta staatsleituns.'
/. Damtn-Brieft.
8ernart Nlie &tmie q 3auS Mrs Narp
8tlir Dbate yse NRiB @uraIt
Bpr(9RteNnna Maria| Webls@ Mib'4s
Dtetri& Nrs VayIine
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-09-30

Da ,pir unlere 0aaren pVr etm jung.
ten StetBen Der pretie setauft baben, y
t6nneu pup tpolen mir btelelben . Bill
liz, tpera ni9t Elm vents btllt'
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Stabt pertauftn.
Q3ir baber, cine berrlt@e Yattts
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-09-30

Mutual snsuraute Gmnpaqpie,
manfato, Mfinn.,
oer(i9ert eeeen Geuer uno glis
uub fir bas Stsrtsn BEG giebs sars arautbsj..
pie Si9erbsit tisler gompasuic emf fsbIt fiji
bur6 Trlsense Nanten sen fslkT:
Beamten:
Ridter g. SIND, Yral.
Ittb.S. q. Wispel, corr. Ssfr.
BANTER 6. 9. emit, SSasmeitsr.
y. s. 6rsemsn, MI. Satr.
Ms 0ewabr5mann1r:
Gps. Miasr, S9asmeifel- SaeHsr, SsuatQs
Wtr. Namiss, S. q. 5bsalpIrn u. q.
So pirb int SutsrsNe Ter neutIasn GintpobnsF
| ittn, itr gigenttun1 urtsr srn Nhera Sdug dis
Ter @sleQItaTt 81 Tegen.
6. s. Butts,
s.. q. 8snnepY, Vs"' "H''
Branf YiGler, ass.
ta &c Sueur, Minu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-09-30
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@rpcerie II. prpYiltLnS1tpre
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9ran9r auf's Beite seslshen uub fUrt ~a.tsntti
rats sur differentiation isiaer ivertben Aunten
~ cit frilbss eute6 @la5 Bier17aa
Stud empfeblt lid Der 1tntsrsei9neie biermit
bstsno gum Musfsrtissn BON
SoQnadten, Epbtenideine, NeiiepaIsn,
Descs, Mort9aee5, Mistbern>
tracten> l1ebetiesen in eng
llider uno heutld'u
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81 ite,nimni aud bic tteterfentuns son ga.
de!en nit @ertbla9en, 2t&tbiloern sc. nod
Deutl1tanb unier Garantif tfs riwtiacn Nnfnn,
gems b%erlslten an ibre MhreNe.
Terner uetlnitnlt sr bic 9pebiru1g Deu Yerio.
men aus Der alien 6eintat nad Mnterifa duf tsr
ttiten unb tiQieltsn Gteiierouten.
MQe berartistn bon ibnt uternpmmensn Nul.
tr1ge tptebrrt nit GuBerfe1Y untlidEeit unb eeetu
lsbr biQiee gereitung auseefIbr:, unb rirb fas
SntereNe ftiner freunbli4tn Auftraeeeber lets
ais eas @eini9e anleben g. Spit.
0rober
Qeppi4- nuo Gapeten = Gabea,
Nrr. 225, brittle @traBe, Rrasrs Blrd
st. saul, Minu.
Beitatbis pcrratbig eiHf errBe Nu5wabt
Geppt@e Seltu9er, Matraben Gen1er:
0%prbdn9e, Nouleaur, Bettfebern
. Iapeten IT,. |. H..
Neue @iter Iangen bstdntig an, unb rerret
70 tiQie pie rtGeli1 sertauft.
90 YolHtrarbsit pirS aaf g%sleunns etu,aet.
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fRrbie RSnisrsi9e
Rreufeu, @artteubere, 8apern.
Gannp1er unt @abfen,
fir bic @rubberaustbimer
Olbenbure, 9efien, 8aben. Med'
lenbnre=S trelit unb Mfed1en,
bure=S4wertn,
oa5 &urfurfentbum 5e1len,
bic 5erSpotbimer Mafau, SabIenz
Meininben Sa9len5I ltentura
unp pie freie Stabt Trantfurt a. M
Der l1nterseianete 1T iebsn Sag tvat.ent
0eitaftstunten aa fnben 1T fetner Sffee, {as
uefIt1e @de Der Drittey uub Main= @trabs.
Gt]meinnati, ., 1. Mat 1861
e. g. AbGc, &pninl.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-09-30
6rp6er &icbmarft!

@rpfer Stcbmarft!
wirs jsten erfen @amltae eines jssca Mcnats
1T BET @tast @aernia, Carer Co., usslmabis
@ieb. unS W%ferbemartt atsebaltcn wereen. Is
1T fir 9equemliafeit jebsr Nrt outs bette 9efprst
unb werten &dufer Wie 8erfduTer letr mcti
ttun, unleren Martt III teIuGsn.
@accnia, IS, Wai 1865.
2ertbort Maurus,
1856 Wayft= Meilts~,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-09-30

0roRes Gpucert,
Mpreen, Sohntas,
in 8emSberA'S q II.

:3u, Mnhrbaltuns Der sstbrtsn Gate, um b.
ssn frcuneli&en i3u(pru& bic llmterStt@nsttn e.
eebenR bitten, II fiji bic bette aRul!
aeferst unb pire barauf eeieben rsseen, suyd
bsratrei@ans tsr teteu @etrante une talteu
6peiien se.f&iebener HIT, bsr Ssn uns ta'
I&ait bic 8xnR bes publituuts su il&trn.
91. Bon iett ab pirb mGbrenb ber Sanjer
0auer ter Gallon bic vsQR6ubise Gerps.M uV1
Ter Bras. Banb' autfpielep. tpobur@ etm Yu'
bli!uut Elm ferntrer erbSbter Genus btreitst ,ui1b'
$50 N5uter q. 9@ace.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-09-30

unb mieberunt Elm Yie Sic
90 f@Sn pte il ausor,
git Gauj unb @paB In, @tUnsn
SIN lu0sen Greunse eeber.
Sonntas ben 1. October 1865
in Der
Grfellipr>8 raufrei
Bie Dor a@t Iasen. tuirb aud ntoretn i'm
1analaal meinir 8rauerti Elm 36nj&tn fattfn"
ben, peflr, pie jur lnterbaltuns rneittr 8sebr.
ten GG(e iterbaupt, NQss aufs Bite arrah'
aiHt tperten.
60 lase ~ ,ablrei@sm BeiuHs btermit srSe'
benf Elm 9bepbpr Damn.
qbf GbeapQQsb $torf
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-09-30

Srau &iefer's Nutwaarenbans.
lung ntalt felt NurSsn ta9tdsIi9 bebfutener
@eneungen ppu @aaren, fir bcrcn erRe SGau-
feQung I'M Store CUR freunbli9en Bel@hguns
BON @titen Der se:brttn Damen ct. Vaul's ter
IN eer @n3eige senannteSas fe08eegt it. Das
MeutFe u. Mnlprs9enlc, bas in ben erlisuViaS-
.i0en,ents bee > items rnr ;u fnber mar, 1T i'm,
lprtirt unb ietr- biQis III BADEN. t
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-09-30

&err s.. M. Mice osriprt&t. w.an &c.
R6blt, has Gid Rianeiota's nit sintr san.
sebeimen unb unerbSrten GiienbabnpcliM lu
u.a@sn. Diefelte pirb beRebsn in Elmer Der
leituns Der 2eetslatur. ben5 MtIlienen-
Sopiatel ~ wieserboltn unt ben Staat i'm
9ntessft Der Sai&e IS. M's" uae ieintr St.
i&Gfts. Gsmpasnons nit sinenn eiisnbabni4ul'
ben.Alp ~ bebiirsen. Mlan tsnnt tiefe perm
Die Bei3en /. Grnbte in Minntf'ta
pirb bieies Sabr an 9 Mi%lliontn Bul@I
tsassn. eiuen Day&i&nitsssrtras BON "a gui&''
per Ader. 3trr Grdesr, Gin tsati&tr Garu'es
btt &attcse @russ bat %pabridstnli& BIZ rtt&ife
Grutte i'm @taat. Ct ~tetorauat 24COO Bui9el
Deisen Bon 600 Ndsr, alio ~Sitr3is Bul@sl
per sder. Ct bat cine eiene . f>Drti&'
,aaf@ine int Sang. lein@'etrsibe aus III ersl@en,
wsspn IT bereits Dor mtbure Monatsu astorbirt
bAt. 10000 Buf&et au 500 sas Bui&tl mad
5aRines ~ ieft,n.
6err xrdeer br btut1bt 5arner> 1T
iesenfa1s Der GarmertSnie III Minnslrta.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-09-30
Wi6t 81 Uberieben !

800 Rann A1esiisr:pe.bsn se1ans.iar et
ct. pauI uns Winsna Gitnba9n. Nabssss
" svftaas1 bel Y. ptaft pebnbaft IN ss
N6ts III Gsuess une 0tbsnauut, IN et. SssTn
Efahf. or. Naul. 7Ab77
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81. 207 Dritte Strabc ct, paul, Min.

Sd fabrs jesen 9trtifel, Der in meim Sad eiN-
19laet unb ba id ben erDberen She'll meines ga
gers brett BON ssn 6ab,itanten besiebe, farm i6
@iteerserfaufern erobs 9 rrtbeile bieten.-8e-
tel,,ngsn eur6 bic 4o0 trerbeu PROMPT uns
biuig ausasfuH1t. e1pbn 6ck,
351i SO. 207 Gritte @tr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-09-30

slQe Mrtelt fbriftliber slrbeite,t
ais 8ritfe @ellmadte ten, gontraete,
nrtu nben u. I. w.> II. /. ~, werben in beut-
ites ure eaBli(der Spra9e prompt Anb it su>
frieemfsosntsr 6prm ansefertiet son
Nlbtrt @plff.
Sefentliter N6tar.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-09-30
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ct. Yaul, Mtnn.
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Ser untereidnete, BEN btutl9en Yub1itun
Minme(pta anau3eisen, bab ct feline Gifetat: a
perarS6,rtent MaBfatein ieinem aeueM @1u,As
bdube eingeri@tet bal, uub III i'm Start, le;ns
Runten mittent aQsenein bel;etten ~.
4reiniunt. Gffa
~ per@eben. Ginfader fowie Goppei. Gift, ! III.
rner II, sem s;ssrigitcn preilr, " tots,.. j.
Disle1 &lie 1T aus0eseidne: gum G,nm
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ter@u&t. Der(tlbe fanb i'm rputrrnmen :, II.
erpFeblti bu auf's 8eFesuna Sam ilier efln,
~ az Il
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Sic 2a9crbier=8 rauerci
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Gbril. Stablmanr

Lraut uns bat fhr ieben Bstarf in ct. Yaull wie
fir ben Grport mad bet Qauefisten Minnslctas
Rets ba5 ausee,et&netRe 2astrbier sorrattis.
i@ifI Die 8rnuerei
cen
Martin Brl9gemann,
plea@ant<S traee 81. paul Minn.,
yat tets fir ietenBesarf einen euttn 8orratb her
r~aftiefteA ga %Atrtitrs eriter Gualitdt an
ndne. aug 5' 306-1Y
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-14

ADJUsANr THos. WRIosr EkcHAoHp
We were grasi6ed, ~ many others will
be, to lam By the following letter tha,
our young friend Thos. 8. Wright, son oI
Judge Wright Of the Supreme Cosft ha.
been exchanged. We will publish the
list referred to 10 our next paper.
fARoLE CAMP, sEARv1cKsBURo, MISS, J
April 5.h, 1868 (
Mr.. EDIroR: Enclosed | seSd you .
list OF deceased prisoners ct Andsrsop.
vile, Ga.
Having been prisoner and fortunate
enough 70 De exchsDged 1 have though
it might be sad satisfaction fok friends
70 know the fate Of those Of their tels tive.
Who went forth to battle and OF whom
they have been unable for mauy weary
months, to hear any tidipgs.
The enclosed list is doubtless ineo,rec,
in many particulars; still friendd of the
noble dead will be able to identify thu
mines Of those they mourn.
The numbers refer to the umber NJ
zach grave in the prison grave yard where
nov lie some l3, 900 dead.
Trusting this list may be of Interes,
md favor 10 many in our State.
l am. very truly,
Taos. S WRIeHr,
Co. @, Sd 10. Cav.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-14

The Missouri Democrat gives some
''striking contrasts: :"
"Henry Ward Beecher in Charleston
and Hangman Foote in New York Jail,
Charles Sumner in Rich hmond and Henry
A. Wise fugitive. President Lincoln
occupying The JEFF. Davis mansion and
jeff himself running for dear life. Ne
gro troops holding Richmond and Lees
army on parole. GreenbacLs worth sev
enty cents on the dollar and Confederate
currency in Riebmond worth about sew
cniy cents bushel."
IT might extend the list indefinitely.
All the breggart hopes, ali the bombass
threats, all The predictions of Federal
failure and rebel success with which The
chivalry and their Northern allies have So
laced themselves, and in which they in
duged go extensively, have proved go ut
terly vain and false that striking con.
trasts abound every ywhere.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-14

Headquarters Detachment Army of the J
james, Richmond, April IL.
General Order No. 20.
Pfo,ec ton is hereby exhsdsd 10 al
churches and places of:pub!ic wosship.--
Religious services may be conunued
without interruption as in terms Of pro-
found peace. Tnis protection must not,
however. BE- perverted for the utlsrauce,
in any form of worship, of tre.sonabe
sentiments or expressions. When thus
perverted will be Withdrawn. In all
churches where prayers have heretofore
been offered for the so-called President
OF the Confederate authorities . simahr
max Of respect is hereby ordered to be
raid TO the President Of the United
States.
b. command of Mi. Gen. Weiz.l.
S D WHEELER, A. A G..
We learned ye-ie d,y, upon what we
consider To be good su'hority, thai Gen.
Wm. II. F Lee has not yet been killed
as reported. His family here learns that
he is unhurt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-14

The Richmond WLig, commenting on
the address TO the people OF Virginia says
1t Is understood this Invitation has been
put iorth in pursuance of the plan of
proceeding assenied TO by President Lin.
coin. AT all events it will be hailed by
the great body of the people of Virginia
as the first step towards the reinstate.
ment of the Old Dominion in the Union.
IL Is probable some member. of the Leg.
isla'ure may decli4e TO come. In every
such case the people OF the county or Sen
atoi4l District should select some ipflu-
ential aud intelligent citizen Who Is willing
to take part in this bushes and ccmmis.
sion him as far as they can to represent
taem at the conference. Views and pur.
poses Of members Of the legislature should
be ascertsined at once Every one eau
furesee difficulties in the way Of formal
action in the beginning. Several cempli-
Gated questions are to be met At the
threshold, but where there is . will there
is way, and whatever the difficulties pre-
sented the important business must be
undertaken
The report concerning the health oi
Mrs Lee is We learn, entirely without
foundation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-14

MUfIHY or THE 35rH TEDIAsA-PLoI
TO SURRENDER The REGIMENT TO tn,
REBsls "A recent letter from r G.
Lane, OF the 4Ulh Indiana, to Col Blake,
mentions serious mutiny 10 the ranks
Of the SSH LIST Irish, and the discovery
Of plan to surrender the regimen, to the
rebels. This command has recently been
filled up to the maximum standard BY de
tails OF drafted Irishmen. Mr.. Lane SAYS
OF the conspiracy:
There was considerable excitement
yesterday over the arrest of large mum.
Der OF conspirators, who are members OF
the 35.h Indiana. Il seems that il was
the intention Of The conspirators that as
soon ss everything was ready, to over
power by the aid OF rebel guerrillas 10 the
country. the regiment, aud surrender it
10 the rebels. /. is said tha, there were
some two hundred Of these villains Ia the
regiment. all drafted men.
Ever since they came here they have
been making preparations. They have
stolen IN immense snount Of Go vern-
mcat property, such - soldiers bri i1les,
horses, gsss, sccouterments, amnunilion,
&c., and stored it away TO some citizen .
J oa*. few miles out in The country.
The post wagon master here was the priu-
cipai leader, and when arrangements we're
made be Was to be Colonel Of the con-
Germ.
| am informed that when they caught
this fellow, he VS. plseed io po.i,ipo to
be hanged. and TO prevent himself from
being launched into eternity, be conf Used
1 u guilt. The plot was discovered bt the
,ficers Of the Ash Indiana.
The regiment is eamped BY itself with
the pontoen train, about three q narters Of
a mile from our brigads.-- Iafaj cite
Courier.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-14

Eg 1t was source Of regre. With
General Jackson to the day of his death,
that Ire did Rot prosecute and hang John
C.. Calhoun for his share in the South
Carolina notification treason. And well
may it be source of regret to the coun.
try at large, for had John c. CALHOUN and
a half dozen of his fellow.conspirators
suffered their just deserts upon the gall
lows in 1882 it would have been the end
of rebellion in this country, and tie peo-
pie would not now have to mourn the
myriads slain in war, and the count ess
evils, of almost as mourniul a charat ter,
for the slippered philanthropy, which moi
only let conspirators go unEung, but
taued to honor them with The highest
seats in the councils of the nation.
If the present generation is s, thick.
ekuled or lily -livered as not to pIp6t ty
the experience ct the past, they will
n.ithtr merit nor receive any ssmpa by
when they shall suffer for their ftly ss
we are sth.rlpg IN consequence OF tie
mi romisers with Calhoun.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-14
FassfsaiasS efnS esrrsus>r ,faee.
Washington, Anri Il.

u z
A correspondent from the army Of the
Potomac ssys very little 6gbtiae seoh
place on the 7th. At Farmville there Was
some skirmfskibg between the enemy's
rear guard and tbe 2d corps with she g
division Of cavalry, the result being uoim
portsnt. Lee had inteudsd-so fsll beek
I, Barkesv,ile, bat being cut off By our
forces 10 getting % Burkesville. chang
HE course and starte ! toward L. chburc.
Part Of his army pSpssd throsgh Fam
vile on the morning Of the 7th. After
crossing the Appomatox the bridges we're
burned and before our troops could get
over tho enemy had taken position
mile from the river where they erected
works and made stand in order TO allow
the wagon train to get out Of the way.
On this aide of the river, Just outside OF
town, division of cavalry had taken ND
position, determined to annoy our ad-
vance, while reconstrncting the bridge.
The I'd divisios under Crook attacked
them vigorously, driving them back sows
distance, but they had force dismounted,
lying IN ambash, 1bich poured heavy
fire into or mea y they advanced to .
second attack ard were com pelIed to fall
beck on their supports. The rebels .oon
after retreated, b.iug indisposed to await
another charge. The loss on both sides
was very light. The second corps soon
after crossed the river and pushing aker
the essny drove them behind newly built
breastvpsks. Gee. Smyth was severely
and i is bslievsd morally wounded In
leading the charge. This was sad loss
to the conmand. Every man in it feels
the los. A more gallant soldier never
served his country, and he not only ranked
high for bravery 10 The 6eld but ss gen.
lleman and friend. He was beloved by
Ill who knew him. The loss in the ai
corps will be about $50, mostly Of
smyth's div. In the morning before
The enemy crossed the river twelve guns
we're taken from them and afterwards six
more, making eighteen during the day
About z 900 prisoners we're takeo. On |
he 9Th they we're put down al 200,
almost entirely Of Kesshaw's aud Css.us
Lees dislsicns.
The correspondent after giving further
ietsils Of events, but which have mainly
been published through official sources,
'ays the Geld where the surrender took
place vas almost covered With the enea,'s
lead, oil of them nearly being shot in the
head and upper part OF the body. The
'osision vas very favorsble ono for them,
'ut our artillery had good range % m
Idjcioing fiil, and our men charged up
he ascent with such impetu,si,y that
ome were bsyoneted before they lef,
heir light bresstworks. The road for
niles was strewn with broken wagons,
'Assions and hsgyass of all kinda, pre-
entIng scene seldom witnessed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-14

Jubtlaaion as warren.
WARREN, Iowa, April II, 1886.

Ma. EDIroR: Upon receiving the d. uews
yesterday OF The surrender II Lees . Fmy
the citizens Of this place Amos, went Wild
with enthusiasm ard determined TO have
"b'g time" Accordingly they procured
the means to bny powder. hoisted the
Stars aud Stripes, and went 10 the Brick
Shop and brought out one of the .tbig
guns" which was fred one hundred and
tfty times The 6riog could be heard for
miles arouug which brought crowd to-
gether ia short meter ard We had 4 good
tiuae generally. Hurrah for the Uniop!
Yours, respectfully,
A. d. ANDERSON.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-14
EThe flag is raised over Sumpter to

EE The flag is raised over Sumpter to-
day. Henry Ward Beecher will speak in
Charleston. the home OF Calhoun and Of
secession. Guns that we're not long since
the defense of rebels, will belch forth their
thunders in honor of one of the grandest
psgeants in history in honor of the Star
Spansled Banner and of the complete
. triumph OF the national arms
Thank God for this day And let all
the people say amen There have been
sacrifices. Death has held high carnival.
The land in these four years has lived an
age of the ordinary life. Of natiops. Blu.
from the fires of this resolution comes an
emancipated people and a redeemed and
disenihralled country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-14

War Department, Washington, |
April 1873 An. (

To Maj. Gen. Dix:
The Department after mature consider
alton and consultation with the Lieut..
General upon the results Of the recent
campaingn has come to the following de-
termiuations, which will be carried into
effect By appropriate orders to be imue-
diately issued /:
I. 70 stop all drafting and recruiting
ia the loyal States.
2. To curtail purchases for arms. am
intuition, Quartermaster aud C0mmissary >
supplies and reduce the expenses of the
military establishment in its severa
branches.
8. To reduce the number Of Generals
and staff ofice'a to the actual necessitie.
Of the service.
4. To remove all military restriction,
on trade and commerce SO far as may b.
consistent with public safety.
As soon IS these measures can be pu
in operation. il will be made known 5,
public order.
lSigued) E. n. SrAmroE,
Sec'y Of War.
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Address TO the People of virginia.
Baltimore. April l3.

The R chmond Wig of Yesterday co.,
'sins the following important document
to the people OF virginis:
The undersigned, members OF the
Legislature OF the State Of Virginia in
connection with number of citizens of
the STATE. whose names are attached to
this paper, IN view OF the evacuation Of
Richmond ty the Confederate Govern
ment and its occupation By the military
authorities of the United Ststes, the sur
render Of the army Of Northern Virgins
and The suspension of The Jurisdiction of
civil power IN the State, are Of the opin
ion that an immediate meeting Of the Gen
eral Assembly of the State is called for By
the exigencies OF the situation. The con-
sent of the military authorities Of the u.
8. 10 a session of the Legislature in Rich
mond in connection with the Governor
aud L.. Governor. and TO their free con-
sideration of public sff.irs and to the in
grcss and departure of al its men hess 10
der safe conaacs, has been obtained. The
u. S authorities will afford ,ransporta-
tiou iIum auy posus uuuos theH Coutfoi
to auy of the persons before mentioned
The matters to be submitted to the L ,gis-
lature are the restoration of peace 70 the
State OF Virginia and the adjustment Of
questions involving life. liberty and prop
eriy that have arisen in the State in
consequence Of tue war. We. therefore
earnestly reques, the Governor, 1t. Gov
ernor and members Of the Legislature to
repair to this city BY the 25.h Of April.
We understand sbas full protection to per-
sons and property will be afforded in the
State, and We recommend to peaceful citi.
zens to remain at home sud pursue their
usual avocslions with confidence that they
will not be interrupted. We earnestly
solicit the attendance in Richmond on or
before the 25sha OF Apil of the follos il g
persons, citizens of Virginia, to confer
With the u. s. a. to the best means Of
restoring peace 70 the State Of Virginia.
We have procured safe conduct from the
mjlitssy su,herities Of the u. 8 for them
to enter the city and depart without mo-
lesta.ion; Hon, r. u II. Hanter, A.
T. Carpenter, Wm. O. Rives, John
Letcher, A. H. s. Stewart, A. 7. Monta-
que, Fayette NJ. Mallen, and many Others