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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-03-08

CAN ANY ONE TELL2-Can any one
tell how it is that during these hard
times, when every merchant, manufao-
turer and mechanic is doing his utmost
to keep his nose above water, our numeU-
Gus drinking saloons are we'll sustained, b,
and even new ones starting?
Can any one tell why men, who abb
solutely cannot pay small bills, can al
ways find plenty of money to buy liquor
and treat when happening among their
friends2
Can any one tell how young men who
dodge their washer-woman and are al
ways behind with their landlords, can
play billiards day and night, and are al
ways ready for game Of "poker" or
"seven up?"
Can any one tell how lawyers who
have no practice manage to make the
ends meet, to meet the ends2
Can any one tell how men live and
support their families why have no in
come and do not work, and who others
lwho are industrious and constantly EN-,
| ployed half starve.
Can any one tell how it is that a man
who is too poor to pay FIVE cents a week
for a good weekly paper is able to pay
fifteen cents a day for tobacco and ei
gars, to say nothing Of an occasiona
drink
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-03-08
IN OUR BOAT.

BY MISS MILolHs
Stnrz trembling DER and sunset before u.s.
Mountains iu shadow anu forest aslooW
Down the dim river wu float uu forever, 49,,
Speak not oh breathe uot-thcrc peace on 'Ne "''P
Come not, pale Sorrow, Gee till tomorrow
Rest softly mllingsucr cyelids that weep
while down the river we float ON forever 49,.
speal, not, oh breathe not-theie p'o'' ID" 'N' wv
As the waves cover the doUths we glide over
So let thupast in iorgutiulncss sleep,
While down the river we huat ON forever A., ,.
Spcu, not, uh, breathe nOt-tcre peace OH '"' "'I
Heaven shine above Ms, bless all that io'e VS.
An whom We loyoiu thy tenderness Keep
While down the river float ON forever H.
sn., NOT ab breathe uut-there's peace ON the "''P
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-03-08

DIR. HARRIET AUSTIN ON LEGs.-At
the meeting of the National Health
Association" this distinguished Bloom
er took the stand. She thus stands up
for legs: Besides, who could CON
ceive any idea Of the beautiful form Of
even the fairest woman by the shape
of her dress, from the waist down
ward2 God might have made her like
an umbrella, and yet with some means
of locomotion, if he chose. But since
he has given her legs-real flesh and
blood legs, like a man's-why shouldn't
she be permitted to dress so that she
could use them? Loud applause.
The modern dress was the prominen
theme for the caricatures Of comic pa
pers. The right to locomotion was on,
of the dearest rights woman had Thr
hands we're noble members, but the
legs were uobler. No prouder thing
was said of a certain woman than tina
she had walked three thousand mile
over the Western prairies.'
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-03-08

An old man who believed that what
was to be would be, was one day going
through a region infested by very saw.
age Indians. AS he would never go
without a gun, some Of his friends tam
talized him by saying there was no dan.
ger Of the Indians--that he would not
die until his time came anyhow. "Ycs, %
said the old fellow, "but suppose 1 was
to meet an Indian, and his time had
come, it wouldn't do nohow, not to have
my gun"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-03-08
The str1fs Deepens.

John NJ. Bolts has written a letter 60
twenty-seven fellow-citizous, opposition
members of the Virginia Legislature,
who had addressed him, on the present
condition of political affairs. He hand
led Gov. Wise without much mercy,
and denounced his m-ioolery in the
John Brown affair, and the more than a
quarter of a million Of dollars uselessly
squandered in military parade aud other
folly.
The Richmond Enquirer being una.
bic to answer the arguments or ooutro.
vert the facts which Bolts presents, re-
sorts to the last argument of tyrants--
force, and demands that the men TO
whom the letter is written beproceedod
against for treason, if they do not de-
nouuco the sentiments IL contains,
So II goes. Fipst Northern men arc
driven out Of tho South; then men who
resided there, but we're so unfortunate
as TO hold aui-slavory opinionsi and
now the Southern born citizens, who
will not bow down and worship Slavery
and the Democratic party Lot them
90 on They viii work out their own
destruction. ~ Waynesville Visitor
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-03-08
Ggc Yomr Clrclc.
Poor Richards Almanac.

ReIow will be found few selections
from uPoor Richards Almanac" the
author of which is generally known to
be BENJAMIN Franklin:
" Take Si. remark rom, from Richard poor and lame,
whato'or begins inong'r ends IN 'n"'@I' l..
An egg to-day is better than hen
tomorrow.
Law, like cobwcbs, catches small i- MES
Great ones break 'Alo"s" "'''' '''
If pride leads the van, poverty OrlugS
up the rear.
God heals, and the doctors 'aNo '"e
fees ,
Marys mouth costs her noIhlUg' lo'
she never opens II Out at a"o'"o' VA
pense.
He that would y9 M in e peace nT ana S5ss a All he secs
%u'' rT no, ,s 'l,. 1 ''. .oi ,' roil Foot keens
i'o ~ Va"
EUou e., "olso, 'lt-,,,.1 of tbo cart makes
-, nc wo.aI "''0'' - ''''
inc II moSy ,T "oasT' c,y. - lovo with himself
"a lI 'n"' l'.io ~, -
VIII "u'e "o '''",,, ..-.-..-, ,.,,.
4sl'@'I 5e 5esn.iya 3Sse' Virtue fPu AJstncncc.
Tart words make no friends; a spoon
G,I of honey will catch more flies than
a ooIlon of yinegar.
Koon tbv shon. and tbv shOp will keep
@NSoP Wy '"OF'
thee' 80. Ill 5ri,o
Drive Ihy OuS'"osS' VI - WI
thee' c,.,,. .-u,,.os. o email Iook
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-03-08

For the News.
Miscellaneous Enigma.
am composed of ~ letters:
MY % % 10 ~ s 0u animal.
My m 2 @ 2 rs Is what We should an have.
NV ~ % l9 is what wc an have.
MY % lG N 90 22 is lake.
My II % 90 % "a II no 10 Is % mans name
My 21 10 10 3 70 o is man of authority.
MY l3 ~ 10 isun animal
MY whole Is what Southern fanatics ca Wondo
Phillips TWO P'S 60,
Hiu Head, Fob 1860.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-03-08

GREAT TELEGRAPH FEAT.-The feat
Of telegraphing from Halifax to Mil
waukie and Prairie du Chen, over three
thousand miles-in a single circuit Of
course, or it is no feat whatever-has
been executed, and occupied only a few
seconds. This is a much longer circuit
than the Atlantic cable requires.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-03-08

For the News.
Miscellaneous Enigma.
I am composed of 10 letters
My % 3 10 l3 Is mans name.
My lB o 2 is what we sometimes do,
NV 3 - is au article.
My 10 n n l3 Is the u0mo of our dog.
My 8 @ 10 u ~ Is % cover for the hand,
Ny @ is girls name,
MY whole s the name of young lady iu IIirhruJ
County. LIZZIE.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-03-08

n8- Answer to Enigma by "X. Y. y. & CO.. Thomas
Carlisle BaTrrre.
Answer 20 Enigma by "B1u': Margaret Ann Lyle.
Answer t0 Riddle. Apart
Answer to "Dogborys' Charade: Rat-Tmp
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-03-08

Some wag took a drunken fellow,
placed him in a coffin, with the lid so
that he could raise il, placed it in o.
graveyard, and waited TO see the effect.
After short time, the fumes Of the
liquor left him; aud his position being
rather confined, he sat upright, and af-
ter looking around, he exclaimed, "Well,
I'm the first that's riz, or else I'm con
foundedly belatcd."
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-03-08

GENEROSITY OF THE TRfsH SERVANT
GIRLs.-Dr Cahill, in q letter to the
Dublin Telegroph-speaks of the gene.
rosity Of Irish servant girls here In
sending money 10 their relatives in the
old country He has visited the differ
ent Offices in New York for The trans
mission Of money to ireland, and from
the statistics thus obtained estimates
that during the year 1859 The Irish
servant maids now working in New
York and Brooklyn have sent home to
their parents brothers and sisters tho
enormous sum Of one million three
hundred and fifty thousand dollars
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-03-08

Henry Winter Davis, the member Of
Congress from Baltimore, who cast bic
vote for Pennington, was once a stu-
dent, aud, we believe, o graduate of
Kenyon College, in this state State
Journal.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-03-08

A heart-rendiug affair recently oc-
CURED at Mt Vernon A lady was
found weeping bitterly at the ice house,
mistakiugit for the tomb Of Washington
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-03-08
THE sA1LoR-BoY's FAREWELL.

Farewell 10 father-blossod hulN
I'm spite of metal spite of bulk
His cable soon may Slip
Yet while the parting tear is moist
The Gag of gratitude TN hoist,
In duty TO the ship.
Farewell TO mothcr-frst-class She
Who launched mo on lifo's stormy sCai
And riggrd me fore and am
MAY Providence her timbers spare
And keep her hulk iu good repair
To tow the smaller crlit
Farewell to osistcr-loycly yachts
But whether she'll be manned or not,
/ cannot now forpsgci
MAY some good ship % tender prove
Well found in stores Of truth ana love-
And take her un .'r lee,
Farewell TO Gcorgc-tho iolly-boat-
And an the little crafts ufluat
In homes delightful bnyi
When they arrive Bt sailing age
NAV wisdom prove the woather-gmgci
And guide them ON their way
Farewell TO an on lifc's rude moini
And though we uc'cr may meet again,
Through stress of stormy weather.
Yet, summoned boy the Board above,
Wen harbor in the port Of love,
Aud all be mOOrcd together.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-03-08
portrp
rFrom the Homo journal.
THE SONGS OF HOME.

Br grO r. MORna,
Oh sing once moro those dear, familiar lays,
Whose tuuofu measure every bosom thrlial
They take my heart hock 60 the happy aly5
when first T sang them ON my native hlii5i
with the rrcsh feelings OF the uldrn timcsi
Thear them now upon o. foreign shore
Tho simple music and the artloss rhymo5
Oh sing those dear, familiar lays once morcl
Those cheerful lays OF uth0r days
Oh, sing those cheerful lays once morcI
Oh, sing once moro those ioy-provodng strains
Which, olfforr1tten, in my memory dwolu
They aoud the Ie-hl11d bounding through my voin7i
And circle round me like 7n airy spell
Our native melodies a thrill import
Moro deep than notes the fo1thord WARRIORS pour
Fond webs of song birth woven with the hcnrt!-
Then sing those dear, familiar lnys once motoi
Those cheerful lays of other d0ys-
Oh. sing those cheerful lays once morei
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-05-26
1860. ~ I!Izz - 1860,
Mft6i9an Central IT, Great
We1fernzGilenb1bn

-3Use 9eben ab uem Central Depot, III Safe
StraBe> Gbicagp:
ubr SO Minuten 9. 80. Detroit &c.
eonlr1oeattrn (Senntag aussenpmmen), fDmmt
III Netrrit u1 5 l1br Is Miin. Na9mitiaas ant.
10 ubr As Minutea Grrn1- Cincinnati GrpreB
CSpnntaa aus9enpmmen) fGn11nt nad Snpiana-
polls I'm 8 llbr Nadmittass, mad, Cincinnati un
INT 1 llbr GprmittagS.
8 lbr Gcrm. 9isbtnins GrpreB (@puntaas
aus9eupmlnen) tGm1nt an in Oetrpit un, 6 llbr 80
Minuten Na9mitta9s; 8uHalo us 4 lbr; Mi-
bany urn 3 l1br 80 81. Nahmittaas; Nem- gcrt
UNI 8 ubr II Minuteu Nadmittass unb in 81.
ltpn I'm IL llbr Mahts.
S ubr Nadmittass. Nep=gJprf uuo 8p(tcu
Grpreb (Spnnas arsgencmmeu) fSn,mt al III
Detrcit un Z ubr IS Minuteu &crmittass, il
buffalo INT 4 ubr SO 9Nin. Nadm., in @ltony
4 ubr 40 Wtu. 8prmittaas, III Nem~ 9Jorf 9 Il.
80 Minuten Gprm.> so ton 2 ubr 40 Miuutu,
Na9mittass.
s l1br NaGm. Cincinnati NIB 2puispiIe @r.
preB (@cnntas aus9enpmmen), tSmmt i'll Sn-
pianappliS an UNI 4 llbr 40 Min., al Cincinnati
um 9 ubr 40 Mir. gprnittags, in louisville UNI
4 ubr Ma9m.
Gin Bug am Counting, s lbr NaGm.
Die 8 ubr 9. 81. rno s l1br g. 81. ;3iae
p%erbileen an paris nit Der Buhalu unb Cafe bu>
ron st. 81. fir Buffalo uno dit DltliGen Vunfte ;
81 Scrpntu nit Der Great Irunf Gilenta5u, mad
ai119ltrnz S9eenstur9b> Mr>treal> Suebee unb
o!le puntte in Garaba Slt> rad benz nDroli9en
Vernont, Mep-Samlbire nnb Maine.
Sbrou9b GidetS 1ino gu baben III ben 5aupt
Gilenbatt< Stften> Gcrt uub @ef> une in Der
Office ter @ompa9nie, 5 Dearbrrn= 6traBe, @bi-
ca9p> uno i'm Depot lit gafe- StraBe.
8. g. @safsina @sneral-
WaE- Nlocnt az 6 hicoop.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-05-26
enbQbnen It. DQmpf bppte.

81 4-,f@ 4tsfE& ii -
19:pmn1er- 9lrron9em1ent,
Neue pallasierz uno GrpreBz Atzeinie.
Detroit nnS Wftl,p aufie- Gifenbabn,
III ~5.5.,.. IN Gerbinnnn9 init ben ts..... - .,
Meuen uno i96nen SceaazD ampf1diifeu
vDetrpit" uno vMtlwautee".
Das Oompfidi6 rMilmoutee", @apt. &idarts,
jebcn Mpr9eu praciIe 5 lltr &c ptntaas ausae<
nrn,men) llnb ltebt nit rcn 81, Ientatn> 3useu Der
Detroit unt Mil,paufee=, Great SGT ltern- unb
Netp=yplt Central Stall 9trab 1T niretter Ser
b%iueuug.
Anfunft lit Miasara Uals 4 llbr Diprsens,
WtauY 41tbr NaGrn..
New=yorf 9llbr 80 81. Wbts.>
8p1trn ~ lbr Nahts.
Da5 1ampfidif nGetrrit", Capt. McYribe,
nerl1bt bcn Npd Der Ietrpit> une Milwaufee-
&ilrntabn=gu. eiaGmittaes I 1lDr (Sunn1ase
aus9enpmmen). ~!
Mntuntt in Dstrp;t llbrs 80 sc. Mprs.,
@usp. Bridge 5 llbr Mtenos,
MIbany 1 ubr Mpr9enS,
New gprt 10 ubr IS 81. Mrrs.,
8plpn ~ l1br IS ". Dtitt.
Yaia9e-YiQets via @esel- pcer Dompflpi1
nad Vrrmen, 5amtur9, 5aSre, Mutperpen, Npt-
teroa,1,, 9iserppul &C. werceu III oer Stfcc her
@pn1pesuie ~psrfauft.
Naquetc fir irsenb einen ait Der Detrrit uub
Milwanfte : Giisntabn 9elesenm ylas perren
prrntpt uno tiais t%efproert.
Mon Set1ne 6rodt: Via D. & M. R.
Oiele Gpmpa9uie %tciproert Bradt ~ bepeutemp
ssrinsersn preiien, iAneller une ftsrer, ais it,
senc ei,e aneere @cleul1aft.
Sfffs lit Milwaufie $50 . ma0srtrage.
IS. Miemeier> @aiirer.
SuliusM psius> General Naent,
s. y. % bitman>
r~eileneer Nsent fir ben @elteu,
Sbpn1as Series, } w,0,.x
@iuiam @erens: yanas'ft"
o. %. Ureemau, "9ea1eh'
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-05-26

Stel5er<@pule.
@bilipp Stel5er, Gissrtbamer.
ct. 9eter, Minn.
Dieles neue @aibaus 1T fir bas ~reilenbe publi-
tum jest erSHnet. aetsanser teim Sag ~sreen
5tollune uno @a0er tets gu baten.
@u@ 1T bier bic Stase<S Office fir Sraz
Derle be6 Sipur> ct. peter uno Newzlllm,
Ypitdailen sebel1 ppu bier aus Mcnta9s unb
6reita9s yun ct. peter nad New<ltlm 11nb am
,ddlten Sage retrur.
Na9 Va @ro1e Dienltass unb Sami1aes>
Mcntags unb Jreita9s retour.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-05-26
Daltimore- nnb Wbio-Gi(rnbabn.
% GEzz=s=z@l:=a Die sruBe &uute mad
Malbin9ton> 8altimpre> pbilabelp bia,
Nemzg1prf ltnb Ypitpn,

" 5a5:::-l:s.=sz44Ot 9rcBeNpute mad
@aibin9tcn> Baltimore philadelphia,
Newzyprf uno So ton.
Dteie YprtreHlide Babn, nit ibren yerhelIerten
tefliden gerbinburgen, bietet Zen Ae1ienpen cine
btrefte 2inie nad Baltimore philadelphia, Nep<
yort uno gcfcn. MlG 1T ie bic einSige Ncute>
auf mel9cr man Durbeanes-giuet (lrou9b-
3tdetsJ nnh @spadmarfeu (Gbefs) mad % a.
lbtn3tpn erbolten farm.
Dret palaeier= 3i9e nerla1en Wtceling, 3d.,
tae(i6 u1o ltnb III btrefter Yerbinbullg NIT alien
meitli9en ;3iisen.
Na1 allen 81 tli9en Gtlcten:
Vrn Baltimore fabrt man 'rslei9 pbue Mufent-
balt NIT 9 9nell lgen na9
pbilapelpbta> Newzyprt unb Bplton.
Na9 @%albineton sebsn BON Baltimore taslid
bier 3u9e al.
Jabrssle unb 6obraeit 70 tur3 hie auf irsenb
eiuer anbern Npute.
NF Geilenbe belieben: ibre BiQete ria Mbee-
ling gu nerlansen. Durdeangsfarten uno Mus+
Weltens.
NF Die Baltimore unb Sbip- Giientabn
it Neilelbru aud gang b%eiunbers Der Naturl90n-
belten tpf9en gu empteblen.
Sir Tradt nad pbilabelpbia> New<gJcrf
lt1p SprpH,
mad pter son benz SO ten,
bat biel. Ynbn grpbe gpr5u9e, ba ie, an Sbiu-
au6c All Mbeeling, genmopb unb Yartersbura
auslauienb> NIT sem eroben Neswerfe tpeltlibsr
Giientabucn in birstter gerbinpuns ltett.
gcn @beelin9 uno Yarferstura aeben iebeu
Sag resslmabise Brpte mad alien Safsn Der nett
Jlulc al.
Ole Jradtprei1e 1iub 70 Villa.
to ie au1 trssnb, elmer anbern Noute.
Glitter son irseno einem plass Sltli6 Don Valti-
more be3eidne man !: ngia Valtp. u. Sbio 81. st."
Aaes, mas an bic Msenten eieler gatn conle.
1lrt III, tpirb raid telurgt.
Jrnbt>A9enten inb: 3. WcBuruie, in
s'netnnati; 9. Se1pbia Ii. Co., @iples, S.;
5. ~. yose, MayssiQe, ay.; S. q. 9obuid,
Portsmouth, D.; Or. Nep u. Co., Mibeleport,
D.; 5: y. Toro, @beelins, 3d.. Mples yct-
e. Solon; g.. %. gerwed, Nep> yorf; B.S.
teaY. philadelphia; S.X. Gnalanb, 8nltimpre:
o0ittr il: CO., gpansytleI Snc. S. g.
u. Co., QcuissiQe.
T.. S. Jpr1Y1b u. o., ct. Souls;
{. 81. Gole, @eueral< Billet Msent.
s.. Yreseott Smitb,
11ansportmeifer; G. S. TulIer,
geueraI- Aseut sss @taeus.
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NcrmiIdtc8.

YreuGenbaG in Baicrn. -
Mandsn IS. Npril. -Oie bieli9en ultra
montanm 8latter lterbieten li1 in preiz
fen Gerltumpun9en YreubenS. Der
@olf5bots la9t Yreuben llnne paraut,
u~'pieoer Tranfreid Diente gu leiten unc
paflr einen 9obn iid au5subepin9en> fury
init Napolson einen 2anoerbanoel auf
fremne Soften ~ mad1'rn; Nes!!4!nac
beute, wie in ben neunsiser Sabren> ju
oerratben unp an Granfreia ;u p~erfaufen>
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ga Grp1e< urb Milwoufee>
Gtlenbubn.
@tntcr =2lrran0e,nent.
@@8g@;|s:::s:::;|:;;::$z

|. @tmtcr 2lrram0em,ent.
Die einsiae eirefte Nputc Spn ct. Waul> ct.
Nntbcny, Miuneapplis, Yrcscett, Satinss, Necbs
goncinA> Winrna l1nc Ga Grc1e nab Mifwaufee>
Gbica9c, Netrpit, cleveland, gu1alp> @u1penlcn
Bricee, pittstug, philadelphia, Nsw=Yprf, 3d.
ton, baltimore, gSalbtnatrn, Cincinnati, ypuiS~
nille, ct. Heris, Cairo unc New~Srleans, unb
allen oneern YAnfcn 1T ben Ser. Staaten unb
een Gauabo's. -
Nellellcc erI parcn auf ticl ct Tpute, w1bz
reno BET l(ntcrbredlln9 bet S9iHfobrt
100 Wteilen uto "a Stu1ren All !3eit.
:3mei ta9lide 3iee (@pn,1tos ausscupmmen)
9sgen Son "a erc1e alb mie fclst:
Grlter Su9 ..... ...... INN 2 llbr Nndn1.
3meiter Bug .......... um 7,3O gprm.
Die Tertineua9 9eldiebt an Der Milmaufee-
unb Gbica9p Gilcnbabn uno nit ben Dan,pfbDten
am 2ofc Mibiean.
Sn IA erolle fpmmen be 3iee an UNI 10 ubr
40 Minuteu Nadmitta85, uno 10 lbr 35 Wiu,
Vrrmittn9s.
@rn Ga Gro0e nab Gbiea9p i1brt man
in IS Stuncen.
auberu 9tuute.
@erbinbun9en.
VII Der Junctipn NIT Der Jpnb bu Sac unb
Slbfplb Giientabn ; bel 9priepn NIT tcr Spricon
une gerIin Giientahn; gu Milwaufse nit ter
@bicaep urb Wlwaufse unb gBotertpnn Gileu-
balm nit ben DGmpfern fir bic Detroit unb
Milwaufse unp Sbebpyean Snbn; 1pmie fir bic
2ate Superior, @ren Say unp @oQinswope
Nputen.
Is Grpu9b IidetS ert1lt MAI, lit Der
Eide=Sffee ber @ompaenie> al Der Iritten @tr,>
nabe benz Mmerican 5cule, III ct. paul, Minn.
Capt. 6. 6. 0eoroe,
Iidet= Nsent, ct. Saul.
%. 50. Chiffon, @eneral= Neent bes @enens.
Gbwiu 8. @ophrih, Mana9er, Milmautte.
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9Iprtbern
AGGur0urf 90.
Mr. 1, Mforeate=S trafe 2pnbon.
Teuer< uno g.
8er1i6erung

int sS5n= 1,,1b 2lnS1anb.
Grridtct I'M Sabre 1886. - Sncprpprirt hurd
cine b~elpnbcre parlamcnts-Mlte
Capital : 9L>259,760.=$6,298,8O0
Ginsesabltes Capital u. ueberl9uB:
E43S,S22 4 1 = s., 1874, III OF.
Sabrsseinaabu,s 1856 46 Is 6=$933> 734 II
Tcuer=9
9iele 0s lealNait Yerii dert seser1 Gerlufe crer
@h6cen bur6 6suer> fat jeper Dirt Gi9entbum.
Die prlntium= Nnlate liib ttaig unc bic Ger=
lIherungs=Ssrin9un9s1 mfrosn nit Der 9rpBten
9iteralitdt %9eltottet.
Die Yoliceu Der @elelldaft linr 1idt bios curd
9rpBes @apitol 9ar1utirt, ~Icucern 9leldtalls hurt
bic unteld,rdnfte per Iultds &erantmrrtlidfeit pplt
teinabe 1000 Nctieninbattrn. ,
Hsccs5: @erlul tie meroen prompt eriebt
uno pbne 8csusnobme auf 2pncpn.&
Observation-Disclosures.
MQe &ortbeile elmer sescnleitisen Wlpciatirn
lino nit Der @iderbeit elmer prrprietary= = p1apany
p%ereiui9t.
Die Yramium. Staten talVren auf ben li6eriten
unb AM he |ten be9laubtgten Nateu unc tDn1en
gang nad Der Bequsmlihfeit bes Serli9srten
aahlbar eemaht pcroen.
Vrclperts> Standardization, MpplieationS~ Tpr<
mulare &C. &c. ilnn in ber SfIce 81 tetrulmen.
Musfunft iber 2etens~Ger ,derun9en tasli9
INN IL ubr Mitta9s,
MiQiam 0etty> -
@sent, SIR. 81, 9outb Dritts @trabe>
pbilaoelpbia.
Neferensen in Ybilabslpbia.
9erren @tuart&Brptler 9tr. Is yanfar.
n Myera, @laabprn II. g., Nr. 232
Marfetfrobc.
y % M. McAce II. d. Or. % Scutb
Jrpnttrnbr.
81. y. 3bpmplpn II. 3d., SIR. As,
g. @atertraBe.
Sps. 9. Mit9cll, ESQ.,, prGl. Der Wer@
6ant'5 8anf.
Some5 DunlaA $50, pral. Der nnioH'
8auf.
5pn. IS NJ. q. Vprter, 623 @alnuttraBe
friiber 9tibter pr Suprcme Court.
ct. paul, 9. Suli 1859.
8nn @an1rt,
M9e1t fir St. paul.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-05-26
1860. q q -. 1860.
Mt6i9nn SCutbern
0etrpit, MpnrDe un6IplebD
Pnkn

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Oislc 2inie unb ibre Gertintunsen tileen cine
Yclltanti9e Nrutc Srn Ietrpit nn1 Ghieaar,
MiImaufic, 0alena, 9trd Salanc, DUBUQUE,
burlington, Yrairie bu gbieu, ga 9rrjIe, ct.
Yaul, Gairr, ct. 2puis, ct. Splepb lae ale
&cuten I'M 9Seten uup @iometeu,
Mub
nad Grlebr, @lenelanb> Yittsturs, Mbeelina,
Nem-yrrf> uue allen Srten, mpbiu man a1f ben
perldierenen 3weietahueu Sru jeuen Ylissu fab
rem fauu.
gbfahrt.
6 lbr As Minuten Mi1tas. e%ishtnius Grpreb
fir Chicago une Ntm=yr
tp1n1nt an 81 Nsrtan I'M 9,45 Ycrmitass
g Nrlfbp I'M $50
. 9leYelanoum $40 Mahm.
= Buffalo UNI 1920
= 9b;ca1p nm 700
j. Mrm=gprt um $50
1 lbr 9tadmittaos. Scleou une Cincinnati
tSm,at nob Iplecp INN 4,O5 Nahmittass,
Cleveland UNI $50
guHalp nm 4,55 8prmittoos,
Nep-gJprt nm $50 Nadmittaas.
Siele Npute madt btreftc Vtrttnoul,a III 9le-
relane nit ben pradtprllcn Stcamern v@itY Of
Buffalo" uub ,Weltern Metrppclis, ta6 Yunalp.
5 nbr IS Minuten Nadm. slprian unp Ws-
1tern Grhreb
fSmmt AT ST Mpurcle I'M sos Nahmittass>
= Npriau nm 1000
= @btcasp UNI 700 Gprmittass.
NJ &artcn fpnncn erbalteu merpen
81 Detroit, III rer Siice per Gpmpasnie>
Gde Ntwoterz uno 8ru1bzS troee.
NS i3milheu 1etrpit unp @bicagu merpen
feire Masacns eemedleIt.
Ne @e0en ben Staub 1T I'M Spmz
t1er cur6 Sentilatpren 9eirr9t.
m Des Nadts 1T Elm @a99cn NIT
Betten eerlebeu.
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>pelae UNI 20 Minuten fribsr 1T ais bic WIN o.
trpit.
Snp. .. GomrbelL,
0en'l Superintendent.
g. 9. auiabt> gl9ent III 9ctrpit.
0en'l euperint. Office, Srlecp, SUM IS. SO.
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