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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-31
Cine neue Jnstauerpolitit.

Die 9%anbbabun9 ber tpilpen SSbne
Der rpefli@en @dlper unb Yrdrten ma9t
BEN berrl&enpen &autafer auf bieltm
Continent betnabe ebenio bart ~ l@affen,
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ale unprattti& erwiefen, uno 10 oft cine
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mat, ME ben ernitli@en @iQer esbabt
bat. einem 9auptlbel bel Der 0erpal.
tun8 Der 9naiansr. Mn9elessnbeiten ~
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sitruns dber zen 2bFtl balbirtnoeu Be.
au,tea an ben 9npianern bttritben ,pire.
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pom @tseonfn ff& an bic Auf8abe, cine
,perdnberte 9nbtanerpolitif ~ f@afen,
8ema@t, pel@e It IN elmer Oil NIT per,
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sJopr 0e9att aao gaotna Weat9ttetS tn
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ntttte bteeset @tabt uue 1neeeenb, uel&e Go.
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g eue TT BIN 1a11patt nStbteen lesbtliea axfe
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-31

O1e1 I'D E1tIH I1U I'll,
Minneapults, Mfnne(ota.
Die unter3ei&ueten empfebl,n ibr ntu unit
ppbletu9eri@tetes, uabe tei ben BdQeu unb ben
Sabriten. am Rail-@oob-D Depot in NiureaspIia
gelegeues Qaf uno 8uartinebaus BEN eeetrten
Yublttunt iterbaupt uub ben Reifeuben spm
pbsrn Mtnnefctatbale insbelrnhs,e, NIT bem Be-.
r,srtsn. bab ii einen, Seten CUTE, prpnap.s uns
tiaise Ssbtsuune suf@ern.
abam RegeL.
q. &uptert.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-31

ri&t 21ee's Aruiee adblte 1OO,5W Mann
udbrenb MeGkuan mad it!nem etaeuen
Bert@te 103 ga Man,t bate. Zee faBt,
bae feline Iruppm IN isber etnSdneu
S&la&t 8el&laee. .uorten ieten. obwobl
BE unicn6. truppsa (wetl MeGleQan fe
ut@t seb1ri8 ~ beudten unb ~ perpett.
ben perfanb0 fets an 3abl 1@md@er 100,
ren.oIs bic You See In bic einSeine,1
S@la@teu 0tfabrten 1ruppen. slut
jwetten unb britten S&la@ttage mar See
tn cine 10 f&limu1e SteQunS eeprdu ct
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lpii&en Inn uub &t@moub nanb.
MeGleuau bate nte uaebr als Elm
Drttel fetner aru1ee ms Geuer eebra&t,
bed BE Bunbesbruppen l@luBe,1 f4
unter tbren tapferu uub fdti0eu Inter.
seneralen 10 ausaesei&nst bab bic Retel>
len Rets bic Ar6beren 8erluRe trlttten.
MeGleQau CAB feline 9erluRe al. wie
fol8t: @st1btet 1882 ; per,runbet 1909;
I'M @an,en g28. See stebt feline Der.
LUTTE alfo an: @et5ttet 1851, perwuncet
1926, imr @anjen 19.403.
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mad ieofm Sitse Der Banpesbruppen
%retirirte MeGleQan ; an iebem Sage per
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Nt@monp in (finer @ewalt unp pdre It
mad itinem 5teee BET Molpsrn 6iQ por<
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len.
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bert In ieinem ofijieQsn 8tri&t ben 3u=
tanb ber &ebeIenaru,ee mad Der S@la9t
bel .Malsern 6iQ rpie folst:
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s~esanbru&. befanp fi@ bic 8an3e eonf5be<
rirte Mru1ee IN Ter ar6bten llnorpnun9.
9auienbe pou ptripren8ten Solbaten
fra8ten mad ibren He0imentern ; su1bu,
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ueu, far&ttrli@en Resen. bot einen ents
ieBli@en, ber3bre9enben Mnblid. 6atten
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snarulse perni@tet ,poroen fem Nls dber
am Mor9en mad Der S1la@t bic Com
f6psrirtsn ~ BEN 6lsel eunperblidten.
ben fe am Mbenb porber per9ebti1 ~ er>
fiirmen:eeiu&t batter, faben ie peber e.
ren 8unpe6fplpaten nod cine &anpne.
SIM 9tDen(urme unh unter zen, S4ube
Der Na@t NAT bic 8unpesarmee BON ibs
rem Sieae m%e8ssfeben, al6 mare fe &C.
fdlaeen.
Betanuti6 r%etirirte McGleuan rad
Der @dla@i bel Malpern 6iQ bis made
6arrilou's 2anoiu8 am Sames, per(4onat
f& bort uno lettete beu1 Befeble be6 &riez
ee6miniflers, nit Der Ypppmacs Urn, e
nod Nle1anpria 3u .tonnmen, ert na6 Ian,
9erem @trduben @eborlau,. Ibeils bur9
leinen f@ua9pouen, bur@ niats 9erebtz
fertisien Ridsus mad 3arrifen's 9anp>
ine, .betls pur@ itin lanees uno unnibes
36aern taielbf 3ab Ct BEN @eneral See
Bet, Die eei6laaenen unp aeriprenaten
@ebtlentruppen wieber ~ fammeln uni
fe8reid lber rem &appabannpd, Bull
Nun unb oberu Yotontac Yor3ubrinaen.
Die p,n Wc@leQan 70 l@1nblt@ unb en-
p5renb perpful@ten febenta9ieen &dmpfe
Dor @i9monb ~er6ifneten cine 0on3e Meite
pom l1nalld6fdlen. fit len Norben, bic
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@aener II, @6mtbeee111ft

0arser &itN Carver &c., @tun.
Dr. Undergraduate una&t bsm eeebrten pubIi-
tum gtern'it bic Welbuns, ha6 sr ftin @aener-
unb @&mtetesei&aft uunmsbr in feline usu,r.
baute. her alien segenlberadsasne Merfiott
serlest bat unb balelbf auf's beie eiuaeridt,t III,
feline 3untsn su suafdnbiefer i3utretentsi, III
b%eeienen. &bas. s. % nmaIter.
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3pette Strabe sesenlter BEN Nmrieaa
Minneapolis, Minnesota,
bait aubsr einen1 guten Q1ortsmentS pes.rit Gets
sorratbtS tin Eager Bon pcr;saau- uns Gaass-
traaren.
e5- Jrif&es eaeerbier uat nntt ge.sdns,
fnb ftet8 an Gaub.
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minneapolis Wiu1..
DEM beutlhsn putIifum hermit lie ssastsu~
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NIT ausm &omfcrt fit bic gssbrten Gjdae auTs
Uolten1naenfte s.rlehen unb fets faraaf bal1ea
Ttree, mir ben Beifaa pDn acfsduesrn uab
V'nts9relsen bur9 anssHebmss &pats. sins
snoplseriebne Sa1el unb Die freuurli9fs 9spts~
nune gu eetuiTntn. Sir ben Nusfpaun tass *G
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Mu0mf %eibIf6,

Gde Der qr&ause une eagle @hage,
fub:t ALE III feIn Gad< f&Iase1be teReas artsit
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Die 8rduerct
Don
@ebbarb & Seller,
CARVER,
&arber &c., Minn.,
braut unb bat fets i'm gprratb, traftixss uas se.
funbes Bier, upnun Abnebmer TT iebss aepisaid-
ten Auantitat gum euuranten MarIt7reia babsn
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ten IL. Das Qsttere uerten tefpnbers 0anb.
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world known the real scope and extent Of the
Pscss Of that sleepless soul which perished
in its pride -
-Burgcvine succeeding Ward. assunad
command of the Imperial army, which post
ne flled with great credit and distinction for
over . year, when, unfortunately, he hsd
trouble With the Imperial authorities in rela.
ton to the payment Of his forces, and finding
ms career hampered, his restless ambition led
him to take service with the rebels. A iaree
reward was offered by the Imperialists for IN
head, and after several months he was can.
tured but owing to the protest of our consul
his life was not taken, but the Imperi.I;stx
resorted to an old and barbarous mode Of pnn.
ishment, of kicking open the wounds he had
received in battle, and then turned him over
TO the American Consul. Burrevine then
went to Japan, where he remained until he
had recovered from the brutal treatment he
had received. Some eight or ten months .ro
ne again returned to China, TO try and retrieve
his fortune, but he was very soon taken pris.
oner oy the Imperial 0oyerumen.. and, az We
are informed by late advices from China, was
drowned while in irons. Bargevne, while he
vas IN favor with the Imperialists. was man.
DARN Of the Red Button and had the now
er of life and death over two large cities.
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ACHIEVEMENT OF Polk CouHry Sol.pIrR
-Gen. Hedrick. who is stopping in Des
MONIES for few days, related in the Rsoistsr
sanctum yesterday m account Of the achieve
ments of Polk county soldier, which proba.
bly, has no parallel in the HISTORY Of the war
The facts are substantially as follows: When
the Union army was in front or rather in the
rear OF Atlanta, Hoods army on the ga Of
July made . bold dash on the brigade in which
was the fifteenth Iowa The Forty. Filth
Alabama and the Eighteenth Tennessee repi.
ments pressed particularly hard ON the Eff
teenth Iowa. At last, however, when our hovs
got clip at the reb's, the latter had to s.ait''
On our part Of the field, in front Of our line,
however, there was q adepressiou in the sroand
upon which the guns Of the Fifteenth copld
not be brought to bear. Here lot OF GRAY
Backs had ensconced themselves and were
unobserved, after the remainder Of their reg.
iment had He'd TO the woods for cover. Prs-
yyate Asaben Meek of Company B, Fifteenth
Iowa, seeing . lall in the firing asked nernis-
sion of the proper officer to 20 iato Ne rayine
and I'LL his canteen With water. Takine his
gun, with him he had hardly reached tho bot.
tom of The Mvine, hef6rs nearly full cosapa.
ny Of rebels rose up bsfoes him with uapleas-
ant motions preliminary toward shooting.
2aick - lightAining hs compsehsndsa the
situation, and with "a air Of authority, he or.
dered the eqtirefurgeto 70 ~ down thair arms.
for he would bring up his eat;re skirnish line
fr thsir annihiIation in less time than they
could reasonably expect in which to saystheir
prayers. They dropped their nuskets Ike
hot bricks, and in Eve minutes Private Meek,
dsoledsisAtgkso fsii NRowu, asll afaped
Gray Backs, into camp = psisonefs Or War.
Gen. Hedrick knows personally .oS these cir
and In his epiaion, the feat w,s
not equAts1, taking ah GAe facts into account. !.
By any other soldier in either army during !.
the war
We spahlish the above, clipped from the Des
hoisesa Rs1fat, snA submit it to our readers
without con ment. - 2 asa 49,,
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rips enp.ri and o1s line Of solid
service freely rendsred and f.tnfniiy Dsssos1sd-s
devotion to specAl department. ef tAs bnsi
ns.s aapk capital, ssd ipers.tas rssosrcss, to-
gsther With strsghtSorvard. honorable courss Of
duct iu ihs transactions of bu.inesa snphati
Sn1iv vaxspet ~ 80 sf 4
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DAitoria' cesrsspsaAsscs

Among those atar.etsd toward tie Capital
st this present A. the ssvssal District Assse.
sors OF Federal Revenue, Who hsvs net here
in confsrsnce. Our own District Il rsprs-
ssntsd by Z. n. Picksll, Of Mount Pleasant,
: most capital officer; sharp, vieihat, isds-
h6sabls = the discharge Of his oaIsinl dakss !;
= ths slsietsst Integrity, sslf.sdusaaed. s.d
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THE PHOENIX
, he favorable eonssdsratios of the public.

AfrsseA 49, II uacisaAA; The West al so.sA.
Ne - w~t DosrtA s,re<t, sArossA wAssA Asxses are
spysssssS; txssss sdtusssd and psid; Con~posdssee
promptly sttssdsd 70; and ssssrai supsviso. hsd Of
~ coMSauys interests ip those stssss, vitA fall corps
Of spsSAL S<vsory - Trsvshss Aes.A. in the diff.
srsst ossssa vihin easy rssch Of svsy Asssc ready
- sGhsd assssanesi In shs sdjsssmsss ~ s Without
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-12

The Home Of tie Orphan, o. 1ov. Sol
ss:is = ~ 2 matter 70 - 3ssss3sh3oG we
paid i visit yesterday, and found hfEairs n
progressive asd highly s.sinrrcfoJv ccnd;.
ton. We found the indefatisabje III. Ann.
wittemyef IN comnand, briskine h1Psssvr.
ful executive ability into pl.y all thrbusA The
nstitution-which, BY the way, is no su,.Ii
Aiair-and the person who assumes the I.hor
OF experimenting it has no reasonable pros.
pect OF having many holidays.
There are now 300 children at the Home.
and fre.h recruits are constantly arriving. Al
the present time there is room for about sey.
enty- i've more-and preparations Ire con.
ssantiy going forward. In the Hospital there
are about thirty little patients, but ths prevail
ing complaints are confined to coughs. colds
and other light disorders, none dangerously
sck-and all properly and tenderiy dared for.
Inc Hospital . . model for comfdrt-neat
and comfortable. We visited number of
cottages. and found them in perfect order
the children neatly and comfortably dressed
clean and wholesome The boys and girls
are kent in separate cottages. The floors OF
tne girls cottages are neatly carpeted, and
those OF the boys are to be covered with strong
mating. Several of these cottages have been
handsomely furnished by ladies' association,
IN the different cities. The Musca,ire ladies.
also those of Iowa City and Davenport, have
some finely furnished rooms, and in the Nus.
catlne cottages we noticed q meioe con. The
little girls of Iowa City have furnished the
L,fue Girls Roam very neatly indeed, for
which they deserve especial credit.
During the excessively cold weather of last
week, no difficulty was experienced in keep
ing, the cottages perfectly comfortable day
and night.
Yesterday Mrs. Wittemyer provided the
children with an ample Christmas dinuer.
which was joyful and highly interesting &C.
casion. Several ladies from the city we're
present to assist in serving the dinner, and
rendering the little ones extraordinarily hap.
py on that occasion.
II NAY De safely said that these helpless
mite children we're never 80 we'll provided for
Is at the present time. Let it not be forgot
ten, however, that great expense and unceas
Ing labor is demanded in this work and 20
desire to state that nothing short Of = hberal
appropriation BY our State Legislature will
come up to the demands Of this noble ins,itu.
ton --Ia7eF4rt Democrat.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-12

The My TO MAasY.-Punch gives some
good advice 70 women in looking for suitable
hushands- Among other things he says;
The man who don 4 tea. i'll treats the eat.
takes snuff, and stands with h;s back to the
IRE Is brute WHOM | veuld not sdvise YOU
10 marry On any consideration, eitherfor love
or money, but decidedly not for lowe. But
,he man who, when LEA Is over, is discovered
70 have hAd none, Is very sure to mi AXE the
pest husband. Patience like his deserves 10
be rewarded With the best of wives and the
oea OF mothers Inv. MY ders, when you
meet With such man, do your best ID marry
him. In the seversss winter he would not
mind going to bed first
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-12

hkAtrISuL SosT AND GLOSSY HAIR.-
Those wanting fine and glossy hair please
read the card OF George Cabas, in another
part OF this paper Cabos' Tonic is perma-
nent cure for the dandruG; cures scurf. erup-
lions, and all the diseases Of the skin restore.
grey hair to its original color. declb- Am.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-12

REPuILIcANIsn, having given its attention
- slavery, is now about 70 tsfn IL attention
to that other 'stwin relic Of barbarism, )" DO
lygamy. Chicago Esses.
# tie sitentiea to palyseuy proves ss ef
factual - that given 70 slavery, the Nmes,
which has championed these twin relics Of
'bsrbArism," win be pretty thoroughly adcu-
bled M ,,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-12

TIE Legislaturss Of Maine, Massachusetts,
New York, New Jeraey, .Psaasyivania, Ohio,
Kentncky, Tennessee, Missouri, Ksn.as, wis.
eoasin, Iowa aad AiaasssAa, ana Of ~ Tsr-
s;tosiss of DskotAh ana Nshsalk.. - ~,
h sesuion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-12

THr Union Senatorial Caucus OF Che Ohio
Legislature is to be held on the 18th instant.
until which time the contest for Ssaatpe be.
.twssa Sherman and ScAaaek MIN Il. IA ab.s.
DQfbing isne n Ohio. ~3r.-grv -ss--,-s~o-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-12

The test Of its oscnaty she sciid serves n has REM
patrons and iss ability 70 pss through ssscss
prolific of eonnagr.ons ith honor and pront thass
NOS, ins.s.sted may inferred from pernsai Of shs
ollowing figures Of
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-24
THE COURTS.

MAYeRs CouRr--Henry Day, charged with being
drunk, fined S. and committed to jail in default Of
payment. William Buckley charged with fighting, was
fined 81 Henry Tow nsend suspicious character, and
having visible of support ordered to leave
the city within twelve hours John Ford charged with
an assault upon John Conray, was fined $40 and bound
over to keep the peace for six months In the of 800
John Lyons charged with assault upon his wife, and
resisting constable Wyatt fined $40 and bound over
to keep the peace the Of 800 for six months Sarah
Stephens (colored charged with fighting, was fined S.
s. A. Maoy, charged with threatening and abusive Ian
Euage to George Arnold, bound over to keep the
peace for six months in the $780, Mary Ann Whit
ney (colored charged with violation Of the hnckster
laws, was discharged.
MAYORS Court, Portsmouth.-F W. Lemosy us. VIM
H. Lpnaction to recover s92 80. due on open account
Judgment for plaintiff. Appeal granted. Michae
Owens arrested for drunkenness and dsordery conduct
fined $40. 1ohn Andrews. sailor, arrested for dis
orderly conduct was fined $40. Thomas OBrien sailor
rrested being shore without leave, was turnet
over to the captain Of his ship.
COUNTY CouRT This Court has declined to issue an!
licences at present under the new oyster law,
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-24

FIGHT. Quite desperate fight oc'
Cured on Wide Water street, on Thurs-
day afternoon. 1t appears that man
named John Ford, all auxiliary watcn-
man, assaulted man named John C1u-
row, with club, and cut his head 1a vW;,
During the fracas, man nameu WIT o,,.
liam buckley, also had MS h I9 oo ou'
open with shovel by some OF the con-,
batants. Officer Hatch, OF tne ilsn'
police, interfered and arrested bu ,chnrs
and took him to the watch ,iouse, mnT
upon investigation yesterday m s,n MA
he was fined S., and Ford hneu Slv, an i,
bound over to keep the peace. FROM "a, a.,
the particulars we are able 10 learn' i; ttif
little row was nothing more than W. -,
Fenian diversion, started, as usual W
nobody.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-24

SAD ACCIDENT. Yesterday morning,
about eight o'clock, colored man
named Milton Tumlin, while in q fit,
Tell from the third story window OF
Bixby's restaurant, on the south west
corner of Wide Winter street and Camp
BELLS wharf, to the pavement. He was
picked up insensible, and DIR. Nash call.
ed. Upon examination by the surgeon,
the unfortunate man was not found so
seriously injured as was at first antici-
pated. His head was badly cut and his
right arm broken.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

The sales reported change yesterday amounted TO
lot Of hogshead slaves red oak at S4 per thousand
white oak at s54 per thousand Gold l2H Quotations
steady.
BALTIMORE, March %, Flour steady; Wheat firm
vana red 81 49, Corn dull at 7la72 Oats dull
Seeds dropping; Whiskey nactive Provisions heavy
New YoRK, March 90 Cotton advanced 1c; market
excied-sales 5000 bales at Ale; Flour has declining
neutrality-suspicious. unchanged Southern dropping
with sales of 1000 bbls; Wheat dull; Corn deciaed lc
Pork firm at a decline to Ss51ss Lard quiet Whiske.
easier Naval Stores dull Turpentine S5asoc: RoslI
"a 25a&I 8: Gold 1923.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-24

PRESCRIPTION. A celebrated doctor
of laws, who visited the Mayors Court
Yesterday, accidentally dropped the fol-
lowing recipe: Stupidity, one pint;
law, half drachm; talk, two ton; JUS
tice, one drop. Mix. Take the whole
every morning at ten o'clock, until the
"a of June next. What could he have
meant?
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-24

DAN. CAsTELLo's GREAT SHOW. We
are informed BY the Richmond papers,
which are good authority, that Herr
Linge!, the celebrated lion tanner. il not
dead, but that he was severely wounded
a rev weeks since, at Wilmington, N.
y. The papers of Richmond endorse
Dan Castello's circus, speaking of it as
high toned, and, in all respects, an
institution worthy of public support.