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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-31

. strange story of a ssse'de in that Ell p the day
before. FreneLmsn named Courtland. Who
vss insane rsn out Of HE house snd laid down
in the gutter where the water was pretty deep.
and drowned himself in spite Of the 'horts q
bic vile and neighbor 10 pull him oct. lie
elssg f-ss to the esds on the side q the got.
Ter. and ,hs. managed 10 prevent them from
pulling him cot.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-31

D"Who a. the greatest woman IN Franeef"
asked Madame lie SisI al Napoleon the First,
after he return from the conquest Of Italy
she who has borne the most children, /"
answered the yosng General. Who
Is the greatest woman "a Lafayette Don't
all speak nj enee.-Lsfsysis Courier.
II there Is any reliance to be placed In What
Terrell. ssys, we should think the wife of~A.
pohf" vas certainly The greatest iss<.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-31

ST. LOUIS. Aug. %.
The steamer ID. 8. Garter. Capt. Edds com
mander. sunk in the Missouri fifer NJ o'clock
this morning. four miles east Of Augusta -
There were 60 Passengers board. all Of
~hota were saved. by the steamer Delta. She
VAS loaded with corn. wheat. cattle. aud hor
SEES
Thirty four head cattle were drowned. and
four horses. All the freigh, was damaged
more or less. The Carter was insured, but TO
what extent is yet unknown.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-31
Ds.rH oy Hno.-A correspondent from

DssrH ov A Hno.-A correspondent from
Italy says:
Il told you yesterday ihsts certain prcn.
retti was among the wounded 'bvo,ers' NJ
Rszzaio. Poor fellow his biography n an VA
tsrssting one. He fought throughout q md
~. and ~as one 81 the first to icin Garibaldi.
After five hours combat at X. rxato. he receiv-
81 . wound Ia the lsft arm. Onward he
cried. 'sts notlsjsg. Another ball an the right
arm, When ne passed HIS sword 10 his wound
ed lsn. crying. Opwsrd soldisrsl Onward ever
Another ball paassJ 10 81 b.. lea s,d~. lodging
IN the right rib-; then he fell. Four soldiers
bearing lin from the field fell under tho ess.
my's balls. aud finally bore HIM on. aud
he was Transported TO Bre.eia. On the mot
row Of the fatal l6h. for 90 the 'huntess' hsms
the day, ia which. thesgh tr'smptapt.so many
Of their numbers fell. Gsribsidi vpe:e The Sd
lovjng from he headQgarsSs. spd IL reached
Brcseis ju-t IN time 10 ehess shs last mo<sests
Of the dying hero: ID sress Bronsetti: 10Y
are certainly shove AL praise. aud haze earned
the title gwen To 700 q .brssest ~ tks brave
~ our ranks, Your courage will conquer your
companions IN arms. Receive frstsrnai en-
brace from our friend, Garibsldi.' lie Va,
never more restored tn his comp anions IN Arms'
tuf vas barred on the morrow"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-31

~ The ministers Of Chicago on Tuesday
last called mass meeting oi citizens to de-
nounce the running Of horse railroad cars aud
omnituses on Sunday. but nobody attended
ard the clergy Concluded to drop the sub.
iect
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-31
Later grons Europe.

IT. 5OHNs, Aug. 20.
The Screw steamship City Of Washington
from Liveryo August 18th. and Cork 18Th wa
boarded by the new. Yacht off Cape Race At
% O'Clock this Thursday afternoon, aud such
news can M elernrd irotn the papers viii
be iorw ertsed without delay.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-31

NEw YosK. Aug 81.
The steamship Moses TAYLOR has arrived
from ASpinwall, bringing S2l26 900 in gold.
aud the California mails Of 9th inst. Her al
vices from California have been ANTICIPATED
via New Orleans.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-31
From Wasntngssn.

WASHINGTON. Aug 81.
The New Orleans papers Of Sunday last
have been received by mail. BY new regu.
latton. to 40 into effect the fret Of Sep,em-
Der. all free pesons OF color arriving there
must immediately be lodged in Jail and remain
until the departure Of the boat or vessel on
which on which they arrived.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-31

pWe understand that the members of Asbu-
ry.Chspel have determined to bring the remains
Of their late Pastor. Rev. @. w. Craw ford, l.,
tins city for ioternrnt. aud for that purpose
have dispatched our prompt and energetic Tn
dertsker. j. c. Walter to Minnesota. His re-
turn loay be looked for about the 3ist inst.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-31

p The people of New Albany are taking
active measures for the accommodation Of the
crowd expected in that city during the week
Of the State Fair.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-31

IRA letter from Brescia speaks u the large
number Of Hsagarians deserving from Verona
and Msuiua. and says they have decided to
emigraie To America rather than trust to any
amnesty which Austria can grant"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-31

IL The premium list Of The ST. Louis Agri
cultural aud Mcdaniel Association, TO CON
menee on the 2s,h Of september. shows three
premiums Of 81 900 each. For The best thor
eash bred bull Of any age. 81 600. bee, road.
ser stallion IN harness. 81 900. best thorough
bred Stallion Of any ssv. 900.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-31

Bosros, Aug. u.
Advices by the steamer Aetna state that the
steamship Africa arrived at Liverpool on Sat
urday. the 18th. The steamship America
from Liverpool. via Halifax. arrived here last
night. Her mails were dispatched by the NOR
ming train. aud will be due in Philadelphia
Tonight
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-31

pThe funny man Of the Louisville Journal
says the cable between the old aud the rev
country has been abandoned to the mermaids
to be used ia making crinolines.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-31

bAVANNhH, Aug u.
Louis Barne. the French consul at this port
died to day Of old age. he WAS an old resident
of this city and has occupied the post Of consul
for the last % years.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-31
N q @ Killed.

CLINTON. Pa. Aug %
An Irishman by the nsme OF Mcclure. fell
from the high bridge Of the Central II. n. near
this place last night. ana was INSTANTLY killed
He was walking across the bridge aud ii is
supposed was intoxicated ut the time.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-31

JJ- A Cartman in New York found 81 500
in Front street. Friday. The owner, on find
ing the treasure. awarded the man by giving
him twenty five cents! Unparalleled generos.
ifv
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-31

JOS PHISriSa We are prepared 10 do al
kirds Of iob printing. in the best style OF The
art. aud al The very lowest cash rates. Store
bills. auction and sAlebiils. Of all -ixes and
eolors executed to order, viii neatness aud
a. -
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-31

~ 1t is said. upon good authority. that
!ohu l.. Robinson has declared that he will
bolt the Charleston nomination il Stephen A.
Douglas il the nominee
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-31

" Henry Ward Beecber recently remarked
that In order to prove ones self orthodox. 1t
was only necessary to pitch into somebody who
was not orthodox.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-31

~ The Governor elect OF Kentucky enters
upon the duties Of his Office on the fifth Tues
day succeeding the election. Mr.. Msgofiin
will. therefore. be inausurated on Tuesday
the 30th of this month
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-31

pHon. Thos. +. Marshall is lec,uriug on
Henry Clay. to the citizens Of GAINESVILLE.
Wisconsin.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-31

u Hon. Henry Wilson has accepted an H.
vi,ation to deliver eulogy at Na,ick upon the
late Hon. Horace Mann.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-31

ALEXANDRIA. Aug q.
The store Of Benz Barton. In this city was
robbed last night of watches. Jewslry &c. val
ued al 81 900. The entrance was Effected
from an adjoining building.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-31

INV Ycsk, Aug. a..
The sehooper Beauty, OF Phiiadelphls. from
Aiexandris. bound 70 Providence. vas aban
dooed 90 he 25th iust., ~ . sinking eondi-
noa. Hss crew have arrived here.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-31

The majority necessary To elect President
10 i54 Can the Republicans obtain that NUN.
Der
No reasonable man doubts that the eleven
States that supported Fremont in 1856. will
vote for the Republican nominee Ia le60.
Here il the llst
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-31

~ T. v. r. Wright has been nipassd by
the Democrats Of New Jersey a. their easd,.
data fcs Gevssucr.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-31

III Hon. Graham N. Fitch is seriously i'll
1t his -ssidence in Loeansport.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-31
ARRIVAL OF THE INDIAN.

FAnrHtn PorSv, A,g. Is.
The steamship Indian with dales TO Wedncs.
day. The l7th INST. has passed this point on
her way to Quebsc.
The steamers Borussia and North Briion had
arrived at Liverpool.
At Zurich, on the 18th inst, a conference
between the French and Austrian plenipeisn.
tiaries took place. lasting two hours A Cablne,
Courier arrived from Paris on that day. A sec.
oad Austrian pienipotentiary. Mr.. Mey senberg
bad mob left Zurich for Vienna, as repor
ted.
The rlenipotentiares held no formal setting
on the 18th aud 18th, bot we're engaged IN fss
tivities.
FRANCS The military fetes at Paris on the
entry of Napoleon proved 10 be = very grand
affair.
aud the display made was most imposing.
The Emperor has granted toll amnesty To
all political offenders.
lie Desm took place in Paris on the 18Th.
IN honor of the fete.
Napoleon, and all the plenipotentiaries and
members ef the federal council were present.
The Paris correspondents OF the Daily News
asserts that the Zurich conference Is al dead
lock.
The Emperor Napoleon exhibited symptoms
of annoy ance at the conduct ~ the court at
Vienna. Aud recent articles an the Paris Jour
mails. IN praise Of kosssth and Garsbsidi are
attributed TO this feeling
The general military spirit which bad bees
prohibited an the Pans theatre out Of consid
Grafton for Austria. has been permitted To re
appear.
AUSTRIA The Ministerial Journal, OF Wen
ma insists very strongly on the s'ipulations at
Villa frsnca being carried out at Paris
lTAI.-ghe ramofed Red Republican move
mebt In Psrms n contrAdlcted.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-31

The Congressional Elections preliminary to
the great contest Of l>60 having taken place
10 nearly all The States Of the Union. ne have
data sufficient for reasonable calculations about
The result OF that contest. II Kansas b a init
ted next Winter the number OF votes to be cssl
IL the Presd,n iial Election will be 200. CT
these. the Free States will give the following
proportion
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-31

BosroS. Aug. 81.
FIX President Pierce aud ne are ng the
passengers by the steamship America.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-31

Twe take the following from a very able
and enninentiy proper article in the Nee York
Tribune. OF recent date. The conservative
course pur-ued by that ioaaentisl sheet, IN
endeavoring 10 bring about union OF all oP-
posed to the Dem cratic party. for the great
contest Of 1850. eerfaiuly meei- the sPprooa-
tion Of patriots. and Is only condemned by an
occasional tight skinned. hsir--Pli'ting and
malsh ultra Republican editor aud Republi
can demagogue
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-31

II would be barely possible by an unvise
nomination. or by evincing an illiberal spirit
toward those Who really wish To cooperate
with -. 10 throw away a couple Of these
States But. believing that no such untowarj
events will happen. We count Ia votes as Ger
tain for the Republican candidate. oinsure
~. election be must obtain 30 more votes
Where can he look for them' The remaining
Free ) stes. and heir strength in the Electoral
COLLEGE. j. n follows:
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-31

With no all from the South. were the Re
publican candidate 10 carry all the slovenian
ed States except Pennsy lvsnia and New Jersey.
he would still fail Of an election by two votes
lie must, then. receive the support Of either
Pennsylvania or New.Jersey. Nov. all who
are T. miiiar with the peculiar position Of par
ties 10 those two States must feel morally Ger
tain that they will vote together in leo a. they
did IN lS56. Causes that control the result
IN the one can hardly fail to operate With like
eject in the other. We have llttle faith ~ the
sagaeity Of the man u no does arrive at this
conclusion after careful survey Of the condi
ton Of parties IN those ates.
A prudent cslculstar would set down Indi.
ana Illinois, California aud Oregon among
the doubtful States. We think the Republ
cans have the be-i chance for them and with
. judieious nomination. will carry them all
But. even II We lose them, aud can secure The
al votes Of Psnusy lvania. New Jersey. Mime
sofa and Kansas. thee. with he ia cast for
Fremont, will give our candidate lS5. one more
than - necessary to elect him
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-31

Republicans must. then. so arrange their
programme. that they can teyoui cottang, ncy
carry Psnus,lvania AID New jersey. Pru
denee ~ill sssIgn Indiana to the same p . ton
Can We secure the electoral VOTES Il these
S,stes' lrquesiionably We cat, The same
elements THAI combined last Autumn TO return
members L. the House Of Representatives need
but 10 unite IN he Presidential election. and
cur success - sur. l. such union d@sii able
We think II j.. Some Of cur Republican CO.
tempcrsries talk a. II hey thought IL Wa not
Do ne m,suudersiaf q theml IL our Judgment
the maiu body II those Republicans. Demo
Gratis. and Americans. IA the States II fsnnsyl
vanis. Nes Jsrsey. aud Indiana. who. by act
ing IN concert achieved victories an October
last that gladdened all eur hearts. have need
emily to pursue therv~n tenor of their wsy. Il
ereising toward one another liuls literally
and patience. aud trusting IN the good faith oi
all. and there = aofe difficulty ga ;h-u c.
operating Ia yin eonmOu Triumph IN 1850
than there was "a ISIS
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-31

LsvEhrooL, Aug u.
Cotton. sales for past days have besn 20,
00J bales. including GOO bales 10 spectators.
aud the same quantity To exporters-
BresdstaF- have declining tendency, aud
snotstlans are barely maintained.
Provisions are declining.
Beef heavy, aud holders are pressing on the
marked.
Pork heavy.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-05-21
paltimore- unb Obio-C i(fnbQbu.
81 81 lssEE = DC erobe Noute nod
Walbin9tcn, Baltimore YDilapelpbia,
Npn>-9Inrf ,rN Rnltn,,

AHaa.A Nv WV "ou1t uN4
Walbtn9ton, Saltimpre> Y1i(apelpbiu,
Newzyprf unb 8pl ton,
N!ele SOrtre1lide Sobn> NIT ibren pertellertsu
tpelflidelt Verbinbuneen, bietet ben Nei1enben ei1tt
birefte Stnie mad 8alti,upre> pbilabelp bia> Nem~
yort uno Bpltpn. 9lu9 III le bic einsige Rpute,
out trel9er man Gurdeangs=gi aets lIrpueb-
Atdets) uno @epadmarfen (@befs) no9 Wa-
bin . II erbalten fam.
Orei pa1aeierz 3ise %serlaien @bseling> ga.,
ta9lt9 un1 9.30V. M.> 4.40 q. ST., 100
telliden :3ueen.
Na6 allen 81 tli9en Gtabten:
M!funtt IN Baltimore unit 5.13 81. M.> $40
9. M. unb $40 9. 81.
so 4 81 + M., g s.S @S? 81 &c., ""' 700 81 m.' 40.
Vpn Baltimore fabrt mani 'pelei6 pbne Nufent-
bait nit g 6ne1l IL gen na9
pbtlaoelpbta> Nem>yprf unb Bpton.
Sfa9 QSalbtn9tpn geben BON Baltimore t1olid
S1er 3I9e ab. lin 4.20 9. M.> 6.45 g, ST.,
800 g. 80. unb $50 81. M.
6abr9slo nno 5abr5eit 70 turB pie auf irseab
&c @eiienbe belieben tbre BiQete ria Mbee>
Ling 31 serlan9en. Durdaanqsfarten u11b Mms<
tnntt erbalt man in ben gil snbabn- Bureaus bes
M1- Die Baltimore unb Sbic<Gilsntobn
TT Ne'lenorn aud gang belpnbers Der NaturldDn-
getten toeeen gu empfeblcn.
Tar Gradt nad Wbilabelpbia> Newzgorf
uno 8pftpn>
n19 pber Dpn benz Wefeu,
gat o1e,e 8abn 9rcBe gor3use, la le, am Sbio-
Tulle 81 Nbeeling> 8enmopb unb parfersbura
euelau1eno, nit benz grcben 9ieBmerfe peitluber
Gtlenbabnen in birefter 0erbinbung ltebt.
Non Wbeeliu9 unb parfersburg eeben ieteu
2ae regeln1dbise 8Opte mad aQen 5dfen ber uet-
li9en Blu0e al.
Die Jra9tpreile iinb 70 billio.
tpte auf trgenb elmer anbern Nputes
Glitter son irsenb einem plabe Ditlib Bon Rol-
timcre be3ei9ne man ngia Baltimore uub SbiO
81. st."
Nles> mas an bic Ngenten tieler Babu cpnGo-
nirt if, trirb raid be lprst.
0ra9t@Mgenten fnb: 8. Mc8urn{e. in
Cincinnati; g: 9empbiQ u. Co., Niples. s.:
s. M. 3ose> MaseeiQe, ag.; s. 81. 3pbpid'
grrtsn1outb, g.; ". Ney IL. g., Wibtfeport,
D.; !. .. Joro. Mbeelins, 3d.; Moies Wpt-
tsr> gclten; g. %. YermeiG, New>gorf; W.S.
3eu9, philadelphia; So. Gnelaub> Baltimore;
@eo. Golter u. 49,, @banspiQe, Jnb.; &. g.
Mcrebeao u. &c., QpuissiQe; @am'l CALHOUN.
Y9'aeflP1.a, unb Sobn 8. Manep> yarfereburq.
S.S: Jpr1Ytb u. &c. st. Qpuis;
!. g. @prbon, General Gra&t- Naeut;
!. M. Cole @eneral< Billet @aent.
Us. Yrescutt @mitb,
aran6pprtmfiffr;
1b52.25 ' General aeent beg @eafns,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-05-21

TN, ii9 ielbt III ibrent tlei&en S&eine
gu bewa@en> piro f@ bic Gretheit Don
fern 3eieen nit einem bittern @orwurf
tpesen ibrer Gei9beit unb u%noantbarfeit.
llnp went, fe nt@t Seitprben, &pereen
fie erpa9ea> ,per>1 ie aber III ben SOB
be6 @~suismu@ ein9ei4lafen> peroen fe in
paa 9rcbe @la1feuer %9etpprfen, wel@e6
@ulo> @i(ber uno @rs gum @uB porbe<
reftet, auf baB Der Gempel be8 5errn 9e<
l1mldt perbe.
11no ebe fte tpteber aufleben> flblen Ie>
baB fe att ibrer Sdulb i1erten n1ilen>
uno fte weroen 9lauben, baB fplGeS fit
INNER 9el9ebe.
@ber ibre @ersweilun9 ielbt miro cine
Tbat Der 2iebe unb cit Gunfe beS 2ebenS
fem.
unb bieler Tunte miro teimen wie Elm
@amenfprn im @@ppbe ibrer @%erperbnib
1no tbre8 Sooe6.
nnb fe tperpen eff ipater unb nad
9roBem @ebe gu BEN 2eben Der Menl9z
belt ei19eben.
1nb iDre @eburt wirb fir ba8 ewi9e
2eben cine laa91ame> 1dwere @ieperfunft
fem.
@enn ber GSpfer arbeitet> >1immt er
einen Gbeil @rbe unb fnetet Jpn, um bar>
aus Elm @efdB gu bilben.
OVID je mebr pab @efab ieiner @oQen<
bun9 ent9e8enSebt, wirft er ein Stid Don
benz Gbpn, ben er ert 9enommen> wieoer
neg.
Damn iammelt ct ale tieie Stlde unb
pereiui9t ie NIT per @a6e tpel@e i1m gu
anpern Mrbeiten bienen n1ub.
@o iinp Dieient9en> benen ni@t 9enue
@1ttli9e6 innemobnt, bab fie pas 2eben
I'M Gobe fanpen> wel&e bic Treibeit nidt
9eliebt, neil iie ni@t lire S@1nbeit iabet,
BON benz e>pi9en @erfmeifter, Der ben Wen>
i&en bilbet, pteoer we99eworfen poroen.
5aben 1e Elm @e@t 3u fla9en? Nein,
benn ber @erfmetter perflet na@ Belle
ben iiber 1etnen 1bpn: fe leioen nidt ben
&aub beS @ei16, benr man fam midi
1ermti1en paS man nt9t fennt.
TprtieBun0 fol9t.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-05-21
Mtht9an &entrQl= IT, Great
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SSiuter=N arrangement.
&oute Srn Chicago nad MiaearazTaus,
Su7alr. Nrde(ter, @yratuls> Glmira, Bin9tam-
ton IltonY, 1ruy, Springfield, Mcrac]ttr,
s1en=Yprf, Spftpn,
unt na9 alien 9tidtunssn in ee1 Neu= Gualaub
Stoateu.
$" ben Nadt-@aaapns bat mou Cafes Yateut-
SdlaftubIe.
Na@ Gorpnto> &inAltpn, Sacmsburob,
Mpntrtal,
nnp ''ab allen Sbslen @ouoba's> pflid spu
Nrrp- Neu= gnelanp.
Die 3iae ~serlaIen t1slid pas aroBe @eutrol-
Aerpt ;u eblcagp> mte frlat:
oubr Srrm. Ncr Ncm= q rrf @rprcs (@puu-
Tag 1us9snSn'menl tpn1mt III Detrpit unt 5 l1br
81 aN'n. Nntmitta9S an; AT Der SuIreu1icn-
STute pesr VuHalo UNI 4 llbr 80 Ntiu. Gprm.,
1T Nlbans uni 4 lbr 80 Mtuutel1 Naduittaos.
TT Mene@ yrrf UNI 10 l1br 40 Minuteu Mabm..
1T pbiaeelpbia> ria @lmira, ,,t II l1br 9lodbm.
b ubr Gprnt- Der @incinnati Grpreb (@cuu-
tug a~nsgel1ommen) fInamt in Cincinnati UNI 10
ubr 80 Miuuten Madm. AT.
Z ubr 40 Minuten &crm. Der Detroit &c.
eer1moeatlel1s Bug (Spnutaa auaoc upmmeu)
tpr1'l,t S1 Cetrrit um 10 l1br Is Minutct an.
: ubr Nadm. Netp q erf unb 8pfpu Grpres
-. N|pStnoAn"1tnJ IpIlHI III 2cttptt nm
. nhr IS Mtnuten Gprn1ittass an, an Der Cratt~
bride peer su @ufalo I'm 9 l1br Nadmittaas;
1T Mltany UNI 10 utr Gcrmittaas; in Stem
yprt I'm 4 ubr 80 Minuten Modn1ittaas; in
Spltrn NM II ubr As Minuten Nadn1.
Subr Nadm. Cincinnati unb QpuissiQe Gr>
f1reb (!Samlt tag aus9enpmmcn), frmmt in Gi1~
einnati nm II llbr 80 Minuten &crmittaa5 an;
III Hruiasille um 1 llbr Nodm.
Gin Bug AM Spnnto9, s l1br Nadm.
6 ubr @rrmittaas unb s llbr &admittaos-
3lee S%erbinren gu Yaris nit ter
Sunolpz uno 2afe @urpnzGi |entabu
t1ad' SuHalc nne allen Uitlidsn Ylascm.
Sbrvu9b 1idets i'np su batsn in eru Gileu~
babn=S1 iten res Gornens ,lac oes @elteus: Su
ebtc19o IN Der Office gdc prn pofc- uub 0sar~
bprn= Strabe, benz Grempnt- Soulc a%eaeuitsr une
au6 int Depot, am 81be Der 2afejtraEe.
9. 9plmeS, General Mae1t III @bicaar.
:. MosiuS> @rnrral<N9en gu YuHalc.
y. 9. 9palbinA General Walaaier-
Msent SIT Gbicnsc.
S. 6. @eerae> Eitet Nsent
70 su ct. Yaul, Miuu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-05-21
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Iuf einen Mpnat 50 Gents, fir apei 8Gnbe per
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ber &upfer beraubt, bat ben 2abenprei8
bafUr gu sablen.
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11eben ber Y2f,
. @aint Yau1, Mtnne1pta,
entbalt Elm rtide8 Eager enelilder, fran5Sj19er
unb beutl9er Bidder; Experimentation, Sape~
ten, muftalii9e S%uitrumente>
Stalieni1@e TranjSfl@e unb Deutl9e
Saiten ,c. &C.,
YtanpS, bon @tcbart unt MprriS son Netp~ gprf,
fprtp abrenb an 5anb.
MQe @rten BON mufitalil9en Snitrumenten
tperoen biQi9, idneQ unb gut %reparirt.
Bidder, MuFfolien &C., ni9t an Saut, tSnneu
in ~tur3eittr Belt tepreert merpen. 1920