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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-28

SHor ny A Yesderday afternoon
about three o'clock, private Martin Arrat, Of
company Y, 18th v. r. c., was shot by gusrd,
the ball passing through his left breast.
Itappears that, In company with the guard, he
had been to q house near the camp, which IL
located on East Capitol street, where difficulty
arose between them. and on returning, the guard
shot him as described.
Last evening at ten O'Clock, Arrat was alive
though the Surgeon thinks he is MORALLY woun'
ded. e.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-28

T0HN Il. ELVANS d CO.,
~ 81 Louislana avenue and sos @ street. .
... WARRINGTON, d. O., -
DHALBR IN ~
n T L 8 -
TIN-BAnoa (pigs)j ''straits" (pigs); English
-lpigsli Straits" (pigs in bSrsJ.
TIN PLATES.
LBAD-Pig, Missouri, pig, German, pig, Eng.
nsh BARI sheet, s, I, 8, . Id. pipe.
sPBLTBR-Slab.
|, ,ZINC-S2 81, SO inch sheet
THURBRR'S ANTI-fRICTI0N METAL
soLDBR-BraIier's pewter.
coPPRR-BraIier's; shsathing; do. timed I;
ingot; bolt
BRAsS--Sheet. -...
TKRMs-NRT CASH ON DELIVERY,
Apl1
HOFFMAN HOUSE,
BROADWAY, CORNER OF TWENTY FIFTH
STREET,
NEW YORK CITY.
MITCHELL, READ, AND WALL,
PRoPRIEToRs
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-28

GALE AT ALEXANDRIA,, VA, OF CON-
- DEMNED QUARTBRMAsTER's STORES,
CLOTHING, CAMP AND. GARRISON EoUI-
PAGE.
CHIRP ouARrRRxAsrRR's oPrIcR, }
DKPor or wAsHIsaroS, !
WASHINGTON, ID. C. July 26, 1865.
VIII be sold at Public Auction, under the diree
ton Of Captain j. O. C. Lee, A. Q. NJ, U. 8. A., at
Alexandria, Va, on WEDNESDAY, August Q,
1885, at II o'clock a. m, a large lot Of condemned
ouartermaster's Stores, Clothing, &C., consist
Ing Of
Stoves, Heaters, Brides, Saddle Blankets, Sad
dies, Chains, Vices, Anyils, Hammers, Cold
| Chisels, Rasps, Files, Hatchets, Saws, Portable
Forges, saddlers' Tools, Weighing Scales, Grind.
stones, Shirts, Drawers, Hats, Trousers, Coats
Boots, Bootees, Stockings, Jackets, Canteens,
Haversaoks, Drums, Tents, Tent Plies, Kettles
\ shovelE, Spades, Harness, Forks, &c.
The sale will be continued from day to day
until the whole IL sold.
Successful bidders will DO required to re.
move the stores within Ave (5) days from date Of
| sale.
Terms: Cash, in Government funds.
| d. II. RUCKER,
Brevet Maj. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
| Jy26-l3t Depot Of Washington.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-28

GALE OF CON DEmNED QUAhTEh-
- MASTERS STORES, GRAIN, AND DRAIN
SACKS.
CHIEF ouARrERhAsTER's OFFICE,
DKPor or WARRINGTON, ,
wAsHissroN, d. c., July %, 1885.
Will DO sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, under the
direction Of Captain Samuel B. Laudsr, A. Q. NJ,
at Sixth street Wharf, In the City Of Washington
D. c., on TUESDAY, August 8, is8s, at 10 clock,
q. m, . lot OF Quartermaster's Stores, condemned
as being unit for public service, viz;
Boilers, Scoops, Buckets, Cups, Brushes, Brooms,
Curry Combs, Lanterns, Augers, Hatehets, Spades,
&c.
ALSO,
at the same time and place, about TWENTY SIX
HUNDRED BUSHELS OF OATS. and ONE HUN
DRIED THOUSAND GRAIN SACKS
Successful bidders must remove the stores
within Ave 10y days from date OF sale.
Terms Cash In Government funds.
d. II. RUCKER,
Brevet Maj. Gen. and Chief ouartermaster,
jy28-l2t Depot Of Washington.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-28

All Denominations OF the
$50 NOTES CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
For immediate delivery and
ALL CLASSES OF GOVERNMENT SECURIT lbs
Bought and Sold on Commission.
As we shall give our special attention to the
Purchase and Sale Of Government Securities, ve
most respectful y solicit your orders.
W. T. SMITHSON 4 co.
Gold, Stocks, and Bonds Bought and Sold on
Commission. jel9
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-21

~TickeIs, (only limited number Of which
will be sold and not transferable) %, can only
be procured Of members Of the Company.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-21
Death Of the suruesu.General.

DooAA u tAo Suf1oonstaenefols
WARRINGTON, June 2.-Surpeou.G General
VIM. Whelan, Chief Of the Bureau Of Medi.
cine and Surgery in the Nav Department,
died laat niSht' after a nrotracte5 ilinesS'
from disease Of The heart.
- P.... NJ. r.....,.
AHoCt n. H.. TrSJ.-
u - mn 80.
aai IA o5 Hane n nc AiLlea, n LUZ o n
slPool aay H'h' anu Sueens'o"n TUG @0'n'
haS a =,
PC Walsn asked Lord falmerston MneLn'
er the government nao received rom tne
United States any formal ofnciai demand Ior
compensation to American subjects for losses
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-21

Or CoURsE.-The Savage is reported
rs having struck rich pocket, exactly.
When they want ore in any of our prin-
cipaI mines they can strikeit-just as easy
as not. It's all humbug, to the contrary,
we said weeks ago that the clearing" oper-
atoms, went to the inability to find rich
ore. Pity!
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-21
Dr.L.F, GIbbsn.-This celebrated

DR.. J. r. GIbb0n.-This celebrated
physician has returned to San Francisco after an
absence of year, during which time he has WIS.,
tied the prominent hospitals in the United States,
England, Ireland Scotland and France. and hav.
ing carefully studied the different modes Of treat.
ment in those establishments, comes back with
full knowledge as to proper adoption of them In
in the etfecting of cures here. He has resumed
the practice of his profession at No. 6l7 Kearny
street. where his old patients will find him, and
those who are suffering from ills which bis prae'
tice will allow him to cure. His card viii DO
found in another column. myl5 3m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-21
BasIness RevivinE In VirEinia-JOhu
G. RroekinFidEe in Cuba.

New YORK, June 1.-THE Herald's Rich
mond and Petersburg dispatches show
rapid revival Of business in those places.
Great progress has been made in the work OF
re-establishing civil government throughout
Virginia, under the auspices Of Gov. Pier
pont The authorities, as fast as practicable
and polite, are turning over the State prop
erty to the charge Of the new administration,
and in a much better condition than was
feared when it fell into their hands.
NEW York, June IA dispatch, dated
Lexington, KY, June 10, says that reliable
information has reached the friends of John
C. Breckenridge at this place that he has ar
rived safe in Cuba. How he got there they
refuse to say.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-21

TIE Carson Appeal says Carson is the
Capital of a sovereign State.sven though
the Legislature sits in the County Court
House and the Federal Courts seek refuge
in an old tavern.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-21
CaIIisisa In LonE Lizard 9oaad.

BosToS, June l0.-The Steamer Admiral
Dupont, from New York for Fortress Mon
roe, was run into and sunk on the night Of
the 9Th, BY the British ship Stodacona, from
Philadelphia for St. John, N. B. The steam
er sunk in ten minutes after the collision.
The crew and passengers, except fifteen or
twenty, were saved. The Stodacona sus-
tanned considerable damage BY the collision,
and was run ashore ON Smith Point, Nam
tneket. where abe remains in bad condition.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-21
InvitatiOn COmnittee.

Invitation COmmittee.
VIRGINIA.
Maj-Gen Van Bokkelen, Bris-G W Theall,
Col VIM Van Bokkelen, Col Chas Sumner,
Major W Winton, Major Wasserman,
Capt @ Warner, DIR II Pinkerton,
Lieut. ] Edwards, Captain McAulide.
Geo w Metzgar, Lieut. W Thayer,
Lieut. OToole, Lieut. w A Bourne,
Hon A w Baldwin, Lieut. x Hanlon,
Hon Caleb Bun bank, Hon r Mesick,
J C Clark, Esq, Hon r Rising.
J Dilley, Esq, Hermann, Esq.
Hon AYoung, Hon Geo F Jones,
Hon n Smith, Hon H II Eddy,
Hon John Piper, id Meagher, Esq.
F A Sawyer, MRWil iamsi
Geo W BirdSali, CT Hillyer,
B G Whitman, John A McQuaid,
G e belong, A B Elliott,
FW Cole John Gillig,
W Fl Clagett, l. Black,
John A Collins, Grove Adams.
hartin White John Altman,
James Root, 1T Goodman,
Louis Feuaier, Sam Rosener;
A u DIN, CM Cornell,
Harvey Beckwith, Homer 8 King.
James Connolly, A Trifle,
D o Addison, Geo G Burnett,
Glen Sutterly, John Spring,
c B Brooks DR. J @ Tucker,
L W Ferris, Hon Jacob Smith,
Doctor Bryarly, DIR + Hillyer.
GOLD HILL.
Mai Theo A Hale, Mai VIM Hale,
Capt B Winters, Hon H Mills,
Captain Wilbert, Hon CIV Tozer,
W II Bishop, A B Paul,
SA Kellogg, HG MAYNARD,
NAH Ball.
CARSON.
Gov H G Blasdel Adjt-Gen Cradlebaugh,
Hon Lance Nightingale, Gen p Russell,
Hon G n Notewars, Judge G N Broman,
Hon J W Haines, Hon Fred BillingA
Hon N Thompson.
Reception COmmittee.
(Red white and blue rosettsa)
Lieut. Thayer, Lieut. Metzgar,
SerHt Beown, Corp'l Foster,
Private Davidson, Private Ward,
Private Carr, Private Pearson,
Private Emery.
Introduction COmuittoeS
(Red Rosettes.)
Lieut. Bourne, 0rdSerg't Wells
Corp1 cleveland, Private Sporting.
RlOOr Manager.
(Whlte RosetteaO
Sergt Hoover, serg't Ticknor,
Serg't Whittemore.
Fl0Or Director. Capt. G. O. Warner
n Dancing to compence punctuslly q 81
o'eloekP.M tu17 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-21

De net let your prejudice stand be-
tween your suffering child and the relief that will
be absolutely sure to follow the uSe Of Mrs.
W1SsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP. It correctI acid
ity of the stomach, relieves wind collie, regulates
the bowels, softens the gums, gives rest to the
mother and health to the child. Twenty-Five
cents a bottle. Offices, 4s Dey street, New York.
and 2O5 High Holborn, London, England juls
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-21

DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING.
HERE THEY ARE {!
New Goods I! New Goods!
GRE AT EXCITEMENT
FRANKENHEINIERS,
GOLD HILL,
Next Deer to W., r. & Co.'S Express Once.
lust RECEIVED BY EXPRESS, Large
d and Magnificent assortment Of
SPRING AND SUMMER
Dry GOod0!
LADIES are respectfully invited 70 call and
examine my now and splendid stock, which will
AT THE LOWEST PRICES!
And which Is comprised Of the finest PLAIN
and FANCY
SILKS, CAsHMKRES,
ALPACAs, MERNOs,
AND DRESS GOODsi
SILK, Clsth and Velvet Coaks!
SILK, Cashmere and Tissue shawls
And a magnificent assortment Of
GLOVES, HOSIERY, RIBBONS, HAND.
KERCHIEFS, Etc.
Needlework EdEinG and Lace Insertion
GsS.sflhif {LACEs XII slf1Cs s:sgs:'
Gentlemen's FurnishinG GeOdS,
Linen and Cotton sheetinss,
Table Linens,
Napkins, Jewels,
Etc, Etc.
CANE ETC.,
OIL CLOTHS,
WALL PAPRR,
Ladies, Has and Bsnneis,
And in fact, every thing in the Dry Goods lIns,
which viii be sold a. cheap FOR Cash, a. can
be obtained In the State. Give me call.
n FRANKENHEIMEk.
Dry Goods! Dry Goods !
GREAT SACRIFICE!!
No. IS,. North b Street,
OPPOSITE THE POST oFFIoE)
VIRGINIA.
VHE LADIES OF VIRGINIA, GOLD HILL,
and vicinity, are respectfully informed that
have In store, and Just purchased In Ban Fran
cisco, an immense stock OF
DRY GOODS!
Consisting In part Of
Silks,
Batins,
Laees,
BaraEos,
MuSlins,
Lawns,
RibhOnS,
DRESS GODS,
And In fact all kinds Of first class GOODS Of a
fashionable pattern, which will sell
Cheap, Cheaper, Cheapest
Al intend remaining In San FrAncisco most Of
the time, shall be constantly adding to my Stock
all the recent
RAsHIONABLK GOODS
imported, and win sell a. LOW ~ the LOWEST.
TCall and See me.
jus Ne ME- HhS'
, 1865-02-10

empted from the performance Of his duties as q
citizen.
cart. 83. Any person arrested must be tried
within "a hours after his arrest.
1.-THE right of property is sacred (Arts. "a
and 85), as also the domiciles Of the citizens.
No mans house may be searched or his papers
seized without the issue Of a special warrant
from the competent authority, unless under such
exceptional cases as are defined by law.
art. 81. Any person not able to support him
self or his family, and who has no one else to
provide for him, has the right to claim support
from the State, on the condition, however, Of
submitting to the rules prescribed by the law on
this point.
cart. 88. Education is afforded gratuitously
in the public schools to children whose parents
cannot afford to pay for their teaching.
cart. 80. Every man has the right to express
his opinions in the public press, but he is res
ponsible to the law. Censorship and other pre-
ventive measures are abolished for ever.
ARTICLES 80 and following sanction all public
meetings of unarmed citizens. The police have
a right to be present. Monster open-air meet
ings may be prohibited if likely to lead to dis
turbance. In case Of a riot the armed force
may not interfere until the Riot Act has been
read and the crowd called upon three times to
dispense"
The other Articles refer to measures of local
interest.
, 1865-02-10
"TO THE CORTES.

ain the old Spanish Island, the first land of
the Western world which the great Christopher
Columbus considered worthy of an important
establishment, in that great Antilles where ma
nv years after its separation from the metropo-
lis not a drop of Spanish blood was shed, now
flows that generous blood, and the rigours of a
pestiferous climate aiding the enemy make ter
rible ravages in the ranks Of our valiant SOL
diers.
"This sanguinary struggle, which is also at
tended by the disadvantage Of uselessly and
pro6tlessly expanding the public treasure and
consuming the abundant products of our coloni-
al possessions, was not provoked by the at
tempts of anterior Cabinets to carry out an am
bilious war of conquest, SO opposed to the "a
tional, lust, pacific, and disinterested policy SO
long observed by Spain. Neither did it origi-
nate from the necessity of repelling foreign az
g~ressions, of opposing force to force at any cost,
considering only the defence of insulted honour;
such was not the case this cruel struggle COM
menced the day following that on which Her
Maiesty's Government Of that day believed
that ali the inhabitants of the Dominican Re
public asked and solicited with impatient desire
to be re-incorporated with the Spanish nation,
their ancient mother, and to form one Of its pro-
vinces, aspiring to the happiness enjoyed by
those of Cuba and Puerto Rico.
'Such q desire might not be certain, but 1t
was very probable. The Government, actuat-
ed by these sentiments, had faith in that which
appeared to inspire the Dominioans, and there
fore accepted their votes, and counselled Her
Majesty to effect the annexation which this
State protested SO ardently to desire.
"NOn this account the Ministers, in a solemn
document, described this event as suspicious, high
ly honorable for Spain, and one not often en-
countered in the annals of peoples. For this,
also, after referring to the lamentable history of
San Domingo since the proclamation of its indie
pendence in 1921, following the example of
other provinces of the American Continental
ter drawing the sad picture of such prolonged
misfortune, of a state of things in which the
sources of public and private wealth were ex-
hausted, independence completely lost for want
of strength to maintain it, liberty no less lost
through the insecurity felt by the citizens and
, 1865-02-10
THE ABANDONMENT OF SAN DO
MINGO BY SPAIN.
Madrid, January I.

The following is the text of the Bill present
ed to the Cortes by Marshal Narvaez, abolish
ing the Decree of the 10Th of May, 1861, de
claring the territory of the Dominican Repub-
lie re-inoorporated into the Spanish Monar-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-02-25

@rsee In p6l3anpii l. .Drssesbs.
Martt-Dte 9erren SnseMelIu..Gs.
mir ssteante1 eitit bS@ft infsre6anse Madrt@t
,eitsemaee Reuerune bsf@lultn, ,pti@e nidt
ssrftbltn fam, auf BEN Dspgsunamarfts aRiH.
nsfeta's etnen plseliatns, lmi@puug jun 81.
tteil sts 9ublttams tersrrSsrufrn. Se wo0sn,
ete sas Gva9tabr9el&dftt t%teinnt; nit ibr,n,
Baarensorratb ,rabifa-I a%ntrGumeu uns Of.
fsrirsn itre fdmmtll&tn Atiltl. I'M ,0rcBtn pie
In Hleinen. ~ bebtutsnb, bsratstjtsitn prifen.
Der Qaneiaufraann. hit ,etr NDsiattnuiaufer,
blrttr. ni&t s%esidnuen. tiejf, SSdR'+ eIuuuf1iat @s,
lsssnbett ~ pptlfsiteu N'quiifiostn' III ,teiauptan.
3tua ae'S ni1t, " baten mir menisks1s III.
!!rt pEt&s's .faa' pns ,pai&en unisrs panse III
Uni6 lib. t-t. -
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-02-25

s.sssn Snbalt p;s falst il auf sft pSbe. Brtl.
3sei f&Sae GrAuen. sox s. .. 3. Iemme.-
Die S@pinanasr. Cine .8aprtl tut@ bic Betbrs-
&srstosnssn s2oassnt, ron, Y. y, Wdiavt.r.fttlh.,-
Das 3tausuaust. = Reue art ess Bttruss.-
Yin DEB pieer @iasn. - Metr als Qumtua.
9rsf. Buttataa1 IN Berlin. Mi@tse.f.u.roar.
Yariisr Rselameu. VetRtinerte sQsi&tn.-@e.
ssn he 1Osssarafe. - Die Uatstleu4tuns. -
zSsurs Rs&tsbaife.-@irfuns:s Gii,nsatnsn
aaf bic pdbnsr3a&t.--eitratur Der Snbalt
t.tsfsr Aamusr: ttphf 'aufs n.,,ii.t -b,t 'sisb.
R.is9altisstit sisisr 3eitiarittt, IL il .ttiintr 81.
mile fsblen 5elte.f $40 10 ..as,
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@ruber
8afmubtS.Su Il II.

8aRua6tSuentae ~. Tetruar
MinnejptQ>Ibal
Gntree netf Supper 80. $500
So bic 6aRen ha, no, ma&t m.r'u lana S,t6bt,
w = Bet!
sbsut absr lufto, psnn Der Gabel b1i&t!
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s4txt teitt's nod nal : Grsut Gu@, ibr Qsut.
s3um GnQenfanseu INNER ih's nod Belt.
2ufis, iu&bs!
Die Resiuents MuGd oou, Sort!
teielt ssn sesbrteu @aRsu gum San,..auf uno bic
ladsnsm befeus bsfsQt isin. 6 biiist um al.
tsttoeu 3ufp.ud. ,us. a.I
lie a. G1sotcr 6amm.
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"a IItg <Tabrif, =
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Wabington-St 6e,pbert2anhuns,
-, mi: =. ct. paul, Minn.
Dunbar fir ben bisteristn 3uipru& beebrt lid
Der unterseibnete. BIN, Ibeuti&en publifuut in
M'nntiota ansu3tietn. bag q itine FFsfabrif in
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psatttI@tn &etnaittr pr. &tic piNeul9afHi& IN.
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turpFtbh ibnauf's 8sfsium Jamilisnsebrauu6.
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Armff~R en3
TEL 9etnasfota' @taats. 3.ttuue.
bona aDeiten 9Riunefptas SReatueut.
n A.l .anDiA1i- Git--fAh lft3Ifatt 42sA
Camp nea, SISTERS Fe,aty.Ana,A
htn.29. 9anuar, 1861. -

0eetrter & ebaeteur!
Baaal4 9trr Nafsrssrans III. uussube ,e.s
81. Ds,embts 1864 mu6 Id naein .B.eau.ru. h.
sattt aasipte@tn. ,'ba6 ID fir Siissltt aiHt Id
.Staase bin, 9tnsa stsas -Rdbe.es. 1ber untsra
Rasf& ssrti Georgia mad easansat mtiiattti..
len, iiateaa vi, pas' isst ant siua.sI snsasn & Glp.si.
itsn tsfalea mi, ;3et unb 0,lss.ssktttil ,uu
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.sasf paupiidli9Rt bfreits in aasemeia.,, 3D.
tis p~ubli,irt unb nia i'd nur nod mi,ttetiltnl. .lah
uuiere ;Disiesa ssa Riaesesstus aas ,ur lu..r.
fisuns sen .2ilpatridy .Gasaasry sttal4i,4, sar
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all Neftrst. aitsa19t. sss.fs IsA
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fiat. serlsrttal 81 ,t.ae II 'pe nary Sismsrs
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@sneralz9 auptq uartier, Staat Mtnueiota
General. aejutantsn OfRee,l
81. Yarl. Nimn., %. G,tr. 1865.

81. Yarl. Rimn.. %. U,br. 1865.
GtusraI.8ttebl @s. 1. y "a
/. 3uie!st ysm 0risssuinintrium srtbeilte,
Grua&tieuns piro has srae Rinnslota Batta-
lieu Ter ftt;wiQisen Snfanteyie eur9R ttrut,una
ssu 8 ~ftrusren Gcmpasnisn auf cine &ssimeuts~
Organization etb.a&t werbsn unb ,betanat ftin.
ale sas srTs RsSimsni ssr Niusiota gslcn!dr
Snfante1:c. st
2. Die i'm 5ule'netn 9enanuttn3 weiten Qieu-
tenants Vnb bsoiasansepsisi ernannt pureen, fir
eas R.simsnt ~ ! ;ru!irs en- urb psr,sn uube-
eiusts Qommilirusa irbalhu, msuu lie Seser
penisisns 80 Maau fir biz Organization auf-
bIinsen. 0@a "sa .sfr y lex.
:3psit.r eieatsnant Gtuars 1uman bon Ana-
pauf, e Sueur County. ..- :.<i.&,
3psiter Qieut. wa:sid .. 3aYlar BON Beue
prairie, Rorrilou County.
:3teitsr lieutenant 2utpsa s., Mpstey son
@i!eor, @afeea County.
!3weitsr 2ieut. 8rtsmpu 8. ReRxId BON
StiQrster, Baibinstsn County. 5aa t,ea
3. GrR:r Qieut. gbas. 6. partsr BON, I. Bat
taaion Minntiota 0ol. Snf. il nit sinsrA tttei.
tuns 9suts nab bisitn @taats auf Relruti,slna
5eorosrt purtsu unb bat fem Hauptauartier I'M
City 5otel 1T titlsr Stabt esnOmmsu, pplslbf Ct
2suie fir bas9esimsnt sinreibt. '-t+j~tts
4. Wuf &mpftbluns hes lieutenant garfsr
perbsn aufer ben obsusinanntsn austre Olfaiere
unb &t!tutiraStatsn srrannt unb an pa1enten
Vunlen BET Stast auf &ttvutirsisnR f~atiouirt
turrbsn. H-ti
Golsens.s it cine eife ssr ais fo!9e .9ssnt,u
tsrsits eruanntsu we.ionen: ''t
Graaeis q. @bstler; prsNsn, 1iQmore 60.
9.9. Qorep, Nswsr County.
9. s. Ssnnstt, 3seping, 0custus GeuntY.
". 6. Vost, Minninser. Dalotab Counts,
.. q. Davis. Ntartina COUNTY. g4assi7t
6. u. @atlpn, Carer County. =. s.s.aH
3u1ta &. @iion, @atafbaw,, @atalban
County.
G6a,. IS. Smitb, Mon:iseQo, @riYbt O..
guf 1sfstl tts Gsmxaapssurs-sn.Gtmf
Oscar MalmrcS,
''.-- General Mhiutant,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-02-25

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bur& bas 0er8nl8en. 9eRsst uub Yielen
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,Glubt fedtubtta Bdun,t .aauuff lbe.iu1a; .JGi(e bat
'tsge1,ltRs unb be Gtv6t t1n Manfoto
tNa9t: 9tttr. wurbe bic lettea Gonna.
bene. nit einemseofen aafpante Dot, $500
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