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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-02-12
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4atent>M Qcnfur.

Nadbem i'd tpabreup elmer 8eibe ppn Sabren
in Der ~. g. Yatent- Office" nit Musarbeituna
oes labrliden Rapportes betraut semelen> babe ids
ben Oienlt Der &esicruns s%trlaen unp emrfebIe
mtd '1elnen yanheleuten fir unter1udursen uut
'@utadten uber Neubeit unb potentabilitQt ppn
SrfIneungen; Muefertieune Der uStbia.u !3eid.
nuneen> Bei9reibuneen un6 @elude ~ Grlono.
un9 son patenten: YeriDnli9e Gertretuno you
neuen lopobl als beanltanpeten pber be eits per.
worfenen Yaaent-@ elu@en Dor ben v@raminers."
Sor Fem, r@cMmilioner Of pateat5" unb nor ben
@eri9tab0fen.
" .3uihrtften in beut19er ptcr enali1der @prod.
punttl,9 seantmprtet ; ale @el6dfte aetpi1enbaft
5dQen
p Sir unteriu&ung unb @uta6ten =. s5.O0.
Gur Nustertlsung a0er gu eintm Watentoeiuhe
9eeprl9en .3e'9nun9en unp Yapiere uub Gertre.
tun9 oee @elades in alien Snltanaen Der Watent.
---$25 90.
Diejenieen> bic mad Gin1Gtnabme res Sbio.n
nod tpeitere Muafunft uter meinen @sidaffs.
daratter pinl9en> mGeen i9 brieaid an: "Sbe
9pn. 9bas. Malpn, late Gpmmiiipner Of So.
tsnte, Burlington, Soma; y. 8. Watlcn, &c..
Walbtngton> .. g. pter 81. 9. @tpuobten
esa., Walbtngtcn .. g." menren.
Mhorele: 81. s. @riBner, @;ebente @tro6,
Nr. 4o2, Walbinstcn, .. 6. ~
~. 6. Griener.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-02-12
Balttmort- unb Obio-
&AX[E=EERR0a sruss@oute mad
Waibinston, Yaltimpre. philadelphia

&4E9EZSSI@ER0s sross @outt mad
Walbin9ton, Baltimcre, philadelphia,
Nemzycrf unp~ 8pitpn.
Oisle sprtreflide 8atn, NIT ibren serte0erten
petliden Serbintun9en, tietet ben 6e,lencen eins
birefte 2inie mad Baltimore, philadelphia, Nem-
grrt unb Bpfpn. Nud 1T ie bic einsiee &oute,
auf melder man Durdean9s-8 iaete (Trcusb-
Iidets) une @epadmarfen (Gbefs) mad ga.
1bin9tpn erbalten fanu.
Grei Yanaeiere 3use eerlanen Wbeeling, ga.
taslid um $50 .. So, 4.4O 81. ST., 100
81. ". uno linb in birefter. @erttntuns nit aleu
ueiliden ;3usen. -.
Na@ alien Sfliden Stdpten:
@ntunft 1T 8altimers um 5.13M. d., $40
9. N. unb $40 g. M.
Mnfunft in @albinetpn INN 700 81. 81, 10.
sos. M., $50 .. Vi. ~. ~
gpn Baltimore fabrt man spelei6 pbue Mlufeut-
bait NIT g 9nelIsueen mad
9btlacelpbta, Nemzyorf unb 8pton.
Na9 Waibtn9tpn geben BON Baltimore tdeliG
bier ;3use al. Inn 4.2O g. ST., 6.45 g. 3d.,
800 q. 81. uno 500 g. 81. D..
Babrsele nnt 6abrseit 10 tur3 mie. auf ireenb
elmer anbern &pute. 1'
NT &eiiente telieten ibre 8iQete oia @bee-
ling gu perlaneen. Dur9eanesfarten unb Mus<
tuntt erbalt man in BEN Giienbabn- Bureaus bed
@eltsns.
NE Die 8altimrre- uup Obio<Gilentabn
it heilenbrn aud gang t~e1pneers Der Naturl9Dn-
beiten ns9en gu en,pteblen.
Tur Gra@t mad philadelphia Nemzyort
unc i8oion,
mad pber spn1em % eten,
1tbat otei> 8abn srcbe @o755se la ie, am Obiu.
fu1e su Mbeeltna, 8enr DOB unb Varfersbura
auslaufenb, nit benz erc6en Ne$merfe teftli6er
Gilenbabueu in biretter @ertinoune Oebt.
Gcn Mbeeline uno porterstur9 seben ieteu
Sas reee!'mabise Bppte mad alien Safea Ser NET
li4en 6lu1e ob. -.
pie .Tra6tprei1e iiub - bilIig,
trte aut ir9eno elmer anbern &pute.
Sitter Spn irsenc etnem Ylass Eitlib Don BAL
q. g."
Iaes, mas an bic Nseuten tieler 8abn cpnls-
nirt 1T, rirb raid tejprot.
Tra9t~Mgenteu Inb: 3. McBurnie, in
Cincinnati; g. 5emrbil II. Co., Niplep, s.;
S. 80. Xppe, MaYspiae, RY.; s. 81. (pepit.
YcrtsmOutb, o.; M. Ney IL. g., Mirplepprt,
g.; 5: 9. gore, @beelina> ga.; M{oies Vot-
ter, Bptcn; s. %. Yerpeii, Nep> grrf; B.S.
SelY> peilapelpbia S.. @nglane, Baltimore
0eo. Softer H.. g., Evansville, Snt. IS. g.
Mcrebeae II, Co., 2ouissiQe; @am'I CALHOUN,
pbilarelpbta, une Scbn 6. Manep, partersturg.
w Tor1Y1b II. 80, ct. Qpuie;
{. g. @prbpu, @eneral- 5ra1t= Mgent;
Z. 81. @ple, @eneral%B tQet-M gent.
Us. YreScptt Smitb,
Eranspcrtmeiter;
g.S. Iu1ler,
1925 General M9ent bes Meiens.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-02-12
3apetem> @cibaft.
ct. NutbpnY}traEe.

r
j. ct. Nntbpny
J Der IS pn;ert=5alle" sesenuber.
Ter Undergraduate enpfeblt fem neu einse=
r!6tete5 @eldaft einem seebrten Yublifum anse>
leaeutli9lt une piro id) bemitel1, burd bcrat<
9eleBte preiIe unb couerbafte Mrbfit has aQee-
meme Vertrauen 3u tercienen.
SD babe ltets n%orratbi9 ei1e ercbe Nusmabl
npn
Tapeten>
d6te franaS0i@e Sanbi4often unt~ Detpratipn.n.
cS5m Npliter:6 efbGft:
Sprin stebsr> Sstten, i'm eleeantefen
Nae Srlten Sppbas uno 2cun9eS, cine grcBe
>2uantitat Der telten Matrosen, Ionic Ypljfer unb
ailen alter 0rDBeu, bic burd bic pprauolidfeu
pcllterer an9efertigt 'iinp.
SD n~erfaufe ale Qlrtsn BON Matraten uub
Yplltercr=M aterialen i'm Wroben unb Rleinen.
6erner: Del NIB W a9StuGer, Mat<
ten 1ilbbeden, lopie @arbinen NIT ;3ubebDr,
>Noleaur, @prniles, @plobprcen unb &eraierunaeu,
Qisen, Yanb unb 8attilt, MSbel= uno @arbinen-
Oamalt, unb aQc in pies 6a9 9ebUrenoe Mrtifel.
Neporaturen tpercen prompt bur9 poraueliGe Or
better ansgefibrt.
1920 GictprTpnd.
- Seuticbe Mpptbefe
So Drn
III Ut. 10. 3. Milrr,
"a @bemifer uno Drugif,
ct. Mntbons~ @troBe, atpilden Mmerican> unb
@inslpm= 5oule.
81. YouI, Minne1pta.
2b1.5
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Gi9arrrn un0 Qabae6s emporium {!
st. Mntbpupitrafe,
Ebem uN1cez6QnIe" AeAeMWter.

Der uuterSei9uete bat iein Eager Der ~feiuiten
Gisarren I'M Yrei1e BON SO bis $65 per Sauicnb
bur6 neue Ginfaufe serppQtanbi9t.
Maum= unb &au=Gabacfe
spu alien @prten uno Yreiien Inb Sprrattis, nor
unter 9 ail's t%efannter beutlder &au9tatad.
Sdnupftabafe,
in grcBer Muemabl.
Deuti9e pfetfen,
JancYz@ ooc6- >
Gerfauft i'm @rrB= unb alsiubancel gu ben BILL
lieiten Yreil en.
1922 &. 10. Gutelt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-02-12
midtig fit Ginwanberer unb Nei(rnbe
iber bic
SQltp. uubSbtp=E:itemhnh I'm.

Wl6tlg tlr GlnwQn0erer unD Rei(enDe
iber bic
Saltp. ,1nb Sbip=Giieubabn.
Na@ allen Sbeilen ee6 9ro6en @etena.
@r1parntB pon @elb, 3eit unb Gut-
1ernung.
Neilenee fInnen mad Yelieten tpdblen. pel6e
8abn tie su benuyen miinl9en, bic ubcr
Narferebur9 uno Warictta
ceer bic uter
8enwoob, Wbeelins unb Columbus.
Dieie gabn 1T bic ein3iee, mel9e G%inpane.rtr
NIT ben S9nellau9en b%efSroert.
Niejeni9en, melde bic Baltimore unb
S9io- Gilenbabn b'nuBen, lteen hie Reile
na9 Cincinnati in % Gtunren Suriid, mad Gbi~
cage in stpei 1aeen unb nod ct. Qouis in apei
2agcn.
Die, Baltimorer unb Obip-Babn III
BE a%leinise, wel9e G;nipaneerer NIT ben @dneu-
ai9en t%eforoert. Die Woeen jinc nit aepcllterten
Siben ouf has &aerbequemite einseri6tet.
Seber po1o9ier bat 100 Yfunb @epad fret.
3tnoer Don q bis 70 Sabren tesablen balben preis.
Rinoer unter 4 Sabre liub CANA frei.
Das 0efad eebt nit Ben Ya6aeieren unb
tommt nit ibnen au slei6er 3eit an benz BE-
ltimmun9eort an. Gin Sober erbalt cine Be(dei<
nlsung uber lein @epad bis an ben Srt Der ST.
ltimmun9.
De"tI9e N9enten,
bic jeee europdil9e 9prabe perteben, linb an ben
perldieoenen Stationen Ter 8abn entlang ange<
lteQt. @tnmaneerer gu empfansen unb nit ibrem
@epad peiter su befDrbern, Elm 9 ortbeil, ben feline
anberc Babn bietet.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-02-12
3mei 3ujge td9(ic6 aut je6er Route,

= 80 "
Mg II ausg,en,rmnens e,nln,aes,
pittsbura, wbeslins, Garrisbnrs, D%altinnrs,
p philadelphia & new-Dork.
a. Cleveland uno Yittstur9<8ab
b~efSrcert, i'll Gplsc zines uebersinfrmmsns nit Der
5ort @aynt, Yittsturs uno Gbicaeo Gilentabnr
@eleQl4aft. jeeen Sag (@pnntass ausssnommen)
~fclseaee 3u9e:
Die Yitt5tur9 unc @beelin9 Mail
unt fDmmt an:
seht UNI lbr SD Yittsturs i'm 8,55 N.M.
oie a nis in Br,bseprrt>
ypn @beeling UNI SAG N.M.
Baltimore 1890 Dr..
CLEVELAND at philadelphia $50 M.M.
Mew<gprt $50 N.M.
Der @eepmepationaz Bug
IT,. errei1t
a.. verdict 5ublpn UNI ..5,45 q. 81.
Glsse1anb &aSenna" $50 PIP.
UNI 4,O5 Mabmitt. Mfron ..6.25 N.M.
MiQsrebursb $40 M.M.
Der 6ili6e Grpreb<3ue
serldBtGlepelanb mad
Mnfuuft her3ise Yon Mntunft:
Qbicasc, Buffalo une
Cincinnati UNI 1920 Yi1tsturs....7,5 80 SD.
@a6mittass. Die1r sis a Wis Bripsepprt.
Bug fabrt Spnnta9 Wbeeline. IN >O5 9. 81.
Nadts burt nad Baltimore ..11,3O 81. 81.
pittsburs. = Ya1a< Ybilabelpbta11, AS N.M
eiere fir philadelphia Mew~ gprt $50 G.M
9eben AM Sunntag
ao@ ptta @Spsr unadsn Ss
seate @ert hbunSen 1fm19tt =
:3u 2uelon, fir qupabOsa Sails Atrpn, Clint
ton, Milersbureb.
u auianee> fir eantOn> @oifuon, @oOisr>
@alem, Gnon. a.
gu ga9aro, lfar Garrultpn, @aynestureb,
Dover, Nep' philadelphia.
!3u Steubenpiae> fir @apia, @olbuctpn, Dres-
ben, Nemarf.
gu Bbeeline fir CUMBERLAND, Sarpers Gerrp,
Baltimore, @a1bineton.
gu 8eueair, Cambridge, ;3anespi4s, Circle
siue> 2nncalter.
3u Yittabure, fir 9arriaturg, Baltimore pti-
latelpbia, New,Yprf.
Metour: s3iee.
Die @lepelanp, Bufalo IL. Gbicasp M}ail.
&bfabrt pon Nntunft in
8rie9epcrt 30. 30. Buffalo III, 80 81. M.
Wbesling. .6,15 G.M. @bieaep 800 g. 81.
Der S9neQzG rpree<3u9
perldBt Yittsburg UNI @lepelanp $50 q 81.
2.35 ~. unp tSmmt guHolo ...6,0g.M
an in @bieaso ...2,30 N.M.
Der Accommodations BUG
serld6t HaSenna I'm
8>2Og 80. unb errei9t Gleoelanb 1923 g. 81.
Derlelte ser!dBt Sub
ion um 900 q. M.>
pber nad Nnfunft beS
3uses BON MiQersbureb
uno fpmmt UNI bic lelbe
Belt in Cleveland m.
SS Die &etuur= 3uee MAIDEN bic ielten Ser,
bincunsen, ME bic mad Benz @uben unb Often ;
etenfaQs su gleSelanp nit Der @lepelaut unt So.
leeo Sobn fur Ganousfy, Iplebp, 1etrpit unt
@bicaso; NIT Der Cafe Sbors 8abn fir erie,
Dunfirf; BUFFALO,, Niasarafaae unb Canada ; nit
Der GleSelane unp Mabpnine 8abn fir gpunas.
tetpr, Marren unb Stem e title.
Eas 0epad mirb fir bic gauge Iour, nab alien
Nidtun9en uno unent9elcli9 marfirt.
Tur GeilebtQete unp MuSfunft penbe man lid
an bic Union Gidet= Office" 81, SuperiurfraBe,
an bic Office I'M Depot unb ale itrieen Gijen.
babn~ Sffcen.
S.N 81 Yers, General Gidet= Maeni,
9leDelanb;
S. GARNER, Superintentent. Glepelb.
1925 s. &numlaub, General Neent, 81.
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8erlno6-@prfp

Berla96 Nerfe.
" Bon samuel enepieb's Mser.
Zen ilnr Jul baben:
>#eesn unb gprleiunssn, i'm G,bi.t.
esr Relision, pbiloioebie unb @sldidte.
Ste NuFaee .... ..... S1 90
DerYriefttfptsel Sc sgnfase.. o,75
Die Gadel. II. 9abrsana $685.. 200
Ronar&it bRtpub1if:... 0,25
i3eflutb,sbtr SAT- son II ue a. OPS
Mtslier. (Sf sersrifen.) Fl #."
Hfatauneeu nerbtn anssna1.men in ter Gre.
sss'sa peg seeRia. S.aats,titaas."' : 1ha2
.siQiasg5iG sGf .ailst
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-02-12

BzS 8eleQuneen fir pbiee 0abrif perten un-
ter Der @crele ces unteraei9neeu aueenpmmen
Sufrumente pinftlid teloret une sarantirt.
g, 2ubsieby
81. Waul, Minnelcta.
Ne Sir bic GNalitat bsr Sntrumente burat
Sbalber9, Der lout e,uer an 9one befneliden 3ei-
tung bel leinen @cn3erten in Columbus, 3d., Elm
Snltrument bon Ggeert II. 60. i9 sewaplt bat.
1852. 1Op
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.erla9s:6eibdft

$atg- 4 9ttiasB nrntktrti
Samuel Guopisb,
ct paul, M@innefnto.
. - Drudarbeiten
''eres1 tn btr Office Der uMinn.lota @tuots.
se'funs." OF. antbonyfrabe, Brig -BIod, ouf
eaa @el9modoolfe auss.fabrt. Gs tiirb telun.
etre i" erpabnuns eebra4t, lag mir turd elm.
ausnabl BON neuen @9riftean, nit ieber aubtrn
O.nae1e euaeurriren tSnnen. Dir tiefern:
Arud uue papisr gu @erlapssbidern,
=" Qon0itutionen, .. - ~.
~ BAIT. unb 5beater> aarten, -.-
" Soneert. programme, d.:
e'reulare unb @tiaaftsfarten,
rIofats, anidlaesett,l unb
a.. Gf e>qjsi9afts- Gtari.ssn,
unS ~lenfise in sas 6d9' eiai@lesense @tstn-
ifante.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-02-12
W. 6. Gritner.
Gamuel Qubbioh.

peraus9eber Der rMinne1pta @uatsa.ituuo,.
1T eon mfr ern1a9tiet 3ui9rtften unb @eidafis.
au1trase Svn erfneern CUR @trmitteluno a, rnitb
tn emptang gu nebmen, @ebubren einau,ieben,
IN n!e1nem Mamen bafur 3u %quitttren uub amber
tpe!tt8t oOrlaufse &ustua{t gu ssten.
oc9 81. 6. @rihner.
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Gbarter 0aE, BON &artforb, 2ebens=
- 0erf@erune.
gaar-0 capital: 100000
Mit eroben, Surplus.
@4eine her pbisen wublbefannten 5artfore.
@tieQi4aften peroen gu ben %biQieiteu, sinem barr
1%ableneen urb ilatrn @el9afte entipre@enpen Be-
tin9ni1tn perabfpl9t.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-02-12
Gitp Sire gnfmranee 60. Of 6artforb.

OttD gre JntIranee 70 OF 0drtforb.
Baar- CAPITAL. ..$15O,OW
Grit eiueua sru6en l1eberi9u6.
Yclicen Der obi9en wpbltetannten 5artfcrb<
@eltQi@aften pereen ~ ben biQisfen, einem TO-
tioen nnb f%clpenttn @ei@aft aueemeHenen, 3d.
binsnidtn serabfolet Don
" 40 . -. }9beo. Trenb.
..~- ..a-. SIN Der Office BON 9anbprn,
Tren9 H.. 9unb.
ct. Yaul, %. Iu9uf 1858. 6b7p
mM. ~. &iefer 1T auturiiirt, fir otise
@tieu1datt ale NermcRtr 3u f%unsiren uub Nppli>
eationeu fir NnecurauSe1 an5unebmen. 14b
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@emf0d1e @et9btbltet9er

Ban &amm,
Saint Yaul, Minnelota, neten her poft-SfFee,
tasli4 offen ppn o4t il ) Gcr it.
tags bis a d ubr Mtenb6.
Beotn9unoen:
Nuf einen Monat 50 @ents, fir 3wei BGnoe per
@p9e> auf einen Sag 3 Gents, fiji, einen 8anb.
@er Elm 8u4 s~erliert, bel9dptst poer
Der &upfer beroubt> bat zen 2apenprets
bofur gu iablen.
ginlnB: Gin DpQar.
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8ucb= II. mnftfalten=$ antluna

5Ndb: H. ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
neben Der Y2f,
CANT Yaul, Minne1pta>
entbalt Elm reides Eager enelii9er> fran3Ddl9er
unb peutl9er Bidder; Experimentation, Gepe-
ten, mu litalilhe Sntrumente,
5talienil@e TranSDllde unp Deuti9e
Gaiten &c. &C.,
Wianps, Don @tpoart unb Mprris Don Ne,p. gprf,
fprtw abrenb al 5anb.
NQe Mrten BON muitfalti6en Snl trumenten
pereen biQis, 1drell unb gut ~reparirt.
Bidder Muiifalien &C., ni1t an 5anr, fDnnen
in "tir3e1ter 3eit beprtert tperpen. 1920
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S a

BUR belonoeren &enntni6nabme.
@inmanberer u1b &eiienbe fouttn 1tbr ppri@-
ti9 fem uub ibre 8iQette nur bel ben anaefeQttn
Meenten faufen, nidt bon 1ol9en Qeuten. SIC GG
per Rupf beaablen la1en, peber Meenten inb, ned
0eranttportlidfeit ibernebmen. ~
Ia Mit 8~ereitpiQigftit ertbeilt Der Inter.
3eianete iebe @usfunft unentselbli9.
Garl S. 9iaebranb,
@eneral' Neent Der Baltimore. uub Obip-
Gientabn, 1bamesfraBe, Mr. 81.
8altimcre. Mb.
BGST Dtele 8abn it bic ~tireie unb biQiaRe
uno tietet rnebr Wprtbelle> ais ireenb cine dnnbere,
1852. rs .f7ft-iy'.t -2.#5E IE'& Is'T','
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g. ":@iuia1t $aSlett
- eupieblt id hem beutlden Yublifum nit
NNDitinem tppbliprtirten @aaunlaeer BON
Often, 81 IBen> pel;maaren
unb %loniieen ee%l9u1adpolen @aQanterie~ Mrtifeln
fur 3erren. Tf$&'f:& Ifti# -
@fe Der Dritten unb Mabolbowfra6e>
Ser rMi9nelpta @taats3eitunes > tfee"
eeseniber>
ST. Yaul,-s- - - Mtnne5pta.
I 90; So ben srS6ten, unb biatgien g urratb
TIT ieinem TTa1te s{tefs an 6anr:. g s3 2t52.1O
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martiu 2aneeHbsracr's
w 0 O L p N H OS E R Y,
Jranffpb Noab unb BebforofraFe. =
un'erbalb y:anflinlr., 8enInetcn,
1852 " 'ptitnbelpbia.T 80
"a: Suite H., Didmant,, ...s. -.
ea1tmtre~ unpa:iI u@bdnoIer,
Mr. 100, Duansfrabt, R.p. gurt. /.
o. Ststs ein Eager unb soatanbia,eas M7prt.
n'ent sen beuii@en unb fran3Sff&en Xud,n1 Der
beiten Gabrifen. .r,srs1',s 1hSois
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$50 @.M.
pis a Wis Bridgeport.
Mbeeling. HOS 0.M.
Baltimore ..11,3O q. 81.
'Ybilabelpbia11,45 N.M.
New~ gprt $50 G,@.
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' '''s' p: s;k |! S = =, :n.a:n 9$ki;
eelbe Wer0 1nbunden tenn

II. VDtcQ9D M11l.
Mutunft in
CLEVELAND. .2,45 N.M.
Buffalo ..11,3O N.M.
Gbiea9p 800 g.M.
:Grpree<3u
@lepelanp $50 N.M.
Buffalo 500 G.N.
@bicago ..2,30 N.M.
bug
@lenelanb 1928 N.M.
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erldBt@lepelanb ua9
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-02-12

5. Vormer, Superintenbent. Glepelb.
1925 i. RnDmlaub, General Wqent. @b.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-16
BOid and BlOod-Thirsty.

The Richmond Whig speaks for the chivalry
ss follows:
Virginia and the South are ready to face all
the consequences of the execution of o d Brown
and his coufedeTates. Though it convert the
whole Northern people, without an exception,
into furious, armed Abolition invaders, yet old
Brown will be hung! That is the stern and
irreversable decree, not only of the authorities
Of Virginia, but of the people ofVirginia, with.
out dissenting voice.
Go on with the "irrpressible conAictW Old
Brown's blood, shed on the scaffold, or by way
of summary justice" will prove the biggest
crop of dragons teeth the Ancient Dominion
ever harvested
The Virginia character was once brave
chiyalric, noble, Faagnapimous. Slavery
has made it cowardly and feIocious. "Ol
Brown and his confederatcs, scared the who'll
State into pallor. The U $. arm was appeale,
TO at the sight Of nineteen men, white an
bhck, in rebellion" Abby Kelly Foster wit.
an Amazon troop of EARNED Abolition invaders,
could drive all such blusterers as the Richmon
whig into shells close as any found in Gov
Wises famous "Oyster funtum." Hang th
brave but monoinaniac Old Brown 1t will b,
fitting finale to Virginia Harper's Ferry po
trOonTy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-16

1t is singular, to say the least, that more at
tention is not paid in the West to the cultiva-
tiOn of the Osier. Large quantities are used
in the various willow manufactures, mostly
imported stock. There il abundance of land
just fitted to the growth of csiers, which under
proper management could not fail to be pro6ta-
ble.
Col. Colt, of Conn, has planted portion Of
the dyke at Hartford with osicrs, and the crop
this season is large. He will have from thirty
five to fifty tons, after being dried and peeled
and he will manufacture them himself thus os
tablishing a new branch of business in Hart
ford. lie has commenced the manufacture oi
willow baskets, chairs, setlcos, &C. and steady
employment will be given to some so or lO(
men. Col c. will put fifty additional acres o
osieTs under cultivation in the epring.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-16
Crosslng the FInts nt Nlght.

Now that the lighthouse and beacon have
been completed at the Flats on Lake ST. Clair,
vessels are enabled to pass at night without
difficulty. The advantages that will accrue
from the completion of these much needed inn
provements are ncacuable.c We have known
as many as forty five loaded vessels of differ
ent kinds Icing compelled to lay by at DUSK on
either side of the much talked of obstacle to
navigation, where they we're obliged to remain
until daylight. When they did start, 30 many
being together, We We're apt to come a Jam,
which would last sometimes not only for hours,
but days. With the lights in observation,
and each captain having the courses to steer,
these difficulties are all at an end, and vessels
especially those trading for Lake Superior
ports, that have completed their loading late in
the afternoon at Detroit-can leave at once in
stead of tarrying until two or three o'clock in
the morning.
To Capt. Edward blanchard, an old and tried
sailor on the lakes, belongs the credit of pass
ing the Flats first with his tug and a tow
since the lanterns were lighted He went
over with his tug the Red Eric, and seyera
vessels, one of which, the bark Morgan, drew
at the rime l II feet of water Detroit AdDer,
/ iser
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-16

Although Thomas Ewing, Jr, entered ear
nestly into the Republican work in Kansas and
rendered yeomsn's service in securing free
constitution oT the State, the "Old Salt Boiler"
has stood aloof from support of the Republican
ticket in Ohio until at the late election. In
noticing the fact that the distinguished states
man voted the entire Republican ticket in DC.
tober, the Xenia News remarks:
Hon. Thos. Ewing GO distinguished as one Of
the most prominent leaders OF the Wing hosts
ia Ohio. in other days, voted the Republican
ticket st the late election. The reason ne gave
for SO doing was significant of profound SEN
sation which is even yet stirring in mems
minds from one ocean TO the other Said he to
an intimate friend, not less distinguished than
himself, and now an earnest worker in the
Republican cause, at was rot your advice
that finally determined me TO veto your ticket
nor was it your eloquent appeals from the
ftump. II 10as rhe murder Of BrOderick" MIR
Ewing is not the only high minded patriot
whom this last deed of prohigste and despe
rate administration viii induce to resort to tn
only practical means for its overthrow.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-16
wisoonsin-uIenn sweep!

The Milwaukee Sentinel of the 18th, records
clean sweep of Wisconsin by the Republicans.
1t exuts thus
For the first time in the history of Wiscon.
sin, the Republicans have carried their State
ticket by handsome majorities. Four years
ago we elected our Governor by l24 majority;
but lost all the rest of the State officers. Two
years ago, we elected the Governor by ll5 ma
ioTity, and the Treasurer and State Prison
Commissioner by rather more; but lost the
other five candidates on our State ticket
Now, however, we have carried our whole
ticket by an average majority of three thousand
or more, and have secured majorities in both
branches of the Legislature.
This signal triumph in view of the unusua
efforts made by our opponents, is most graft
flying and unmstakable proof that Wisconsin
is sound 10 The core, and that her Republican
faith cannot be shaken. Her vote for Repub
lican President in 1860 may be set down as 81
| fixed fact -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-16
The weIlnnd canal Railroad

The ST. GATHERINGS journal states that the
traffic over this road is increasing at a wonder
ful rate Seven vessels arrived at Port Col
burn on one day recently loaded with grain to
pass over the road, the smallest Of which con-
tained over Is 900 bushels. The trains run
night and day, but cannot keep up with the
freight cilering During the month of October,
100000 bushels were carried from Port Col
burn to the terminus Of the railway ON Lake
Ontario. The Chicago Press learns that next
year the Welland Canal Company will keep
propellers on Lake Ontario to carry the grain
to its destination, instead of sail vessels, as at
present
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-16
The ChlynIr, SIN Fldgetry.

Letter writer's, picture makers, northern
lawyers, and benevolent women, are under the
ban at Charlestown. A despatch of the 18th
dated Baltimore says:
Considerable excitement still exists at Charles
town. The Mayor has issued proclamation,
and appointed a Committee to look after stran-
gers and bring them before Justice Of the
Peace. Mr. Hoyt and Mr. Jewett, the latter
Frank Leslie's artist, received notice from Col
Taylor that they were not sole, and accordingly
left, arriving here to-day. Mr. Jewett was ac.
cused of being the correspondent of the New
York Tribune, whose letters had caused con.
siderable i'll feeling