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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-05-26
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TIM I llbr Nadmitta9s: MtnurlN Won BEN
5nl1ie esS Scrrn Mlber.
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Welau9;
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Gum Sdlub: Vyramitentou nit 1eusrwerf.
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MpracnS;
I'm 10 l(br: Ntmarlh rul, raleltlt nit Der
l,eucl Jatnc eurct bic Suupt(traEru ser @tart
rah bem Usltplase;
Nad Mnfunft "a isltN: @tlnuo;
Sisrauf stait his 1 llbr.
Sccann Nnfona sss NraslidieEsus;
preis'rruen rtr 3raIinoc;
Nplfslricle;
Nufiteiacn eiue5 vufttoacus;
SeldluB: Y9rariceutau nit Teusrnerf.
Nt 3nlldenpoulsn nerceu nit SAM unt
Grnsertmull it ausAefilllt ,rerren.
Da Der 6raucn~ unn Junafraueu -Nereiu hrm
Aurnserelne ee arrangements eicjcs Settles iihtr-
lal1sn bat ~ label Der llnteScihuete e1s Iuh-
lltum Solnt pauls unb llmosaeue %eractcnjt Elm
lt9 rsdt iatlrelh baran 81 tcthciliasr. Ioe Sub.
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Der Ct. Yaul Jrausu= uus Sun9iyaleuStreiu
,rirc BIZ nuu fs1tige 0atue nsm Surnvsreir ilt,r-
reiden, unt lacet su eielem 0eis> msldes am q.
uue %. eiclss MpnatS itattfincsu ,rirr, rus bout
lte Yutlitum tlSsel ammt unb alls ceutjNen Ner~
cine insbeirnpsre sur frtunclidsu 2beiIuabmc uno
3ur Gerherrlidur1 hss Jsltts Gin.
Mle Mit9'iecsr ors rt'9sn &treins ,rsreen
frsuNrlihit cyluht, ild Scnntag Nadmiteaa 1
ubr i'm 9aule Der Ngt1rumr Niber 1T her 3. cir.
eiusu';uren, vcu mp auseie Oameu ta6 etm 1slt~
plaBe ~atfa9reu mereen. Wa9en 1teben allen Mit-
~9liceern hes Gereius gratis sur Gerfiiauna.
Sm Muftrase res 5. Il. s. Gsrstus:
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ScrntiihtcS.

@asbinstpn IA. Moi.-Na6cem
cas leidte 0epId, ca5 0elo unp bic &ilte
NIT Dem @ert1a9 auf bic pbilapelpbia Sc
trodt raren> fanlen bic Sapanele cit NIT
MuSnaDme bet @%elancter, an Spro cerlelz
bet. &urs oarauf wurcen aue Se9ell taltz
oen Der Npaupfe beuonnt, uno has Sppt
NIT ben Sc lonpten YerlieG ul,ter rcu1 Dpnz
ner rrn II Solutl0Ilien Den Hoanpfe.
Sic p>rren ouf rem Ybilaptlpbia Yprt
Capt. Dupont empfa,19en ,t1o etn 9ldnz
;ences Diner fano ltatt. Da6 Wilcpret>
bic Slide &c. muuccten ben Sapanelen
gan; Yortuflid.
Tim 4 l(br Is Minuten Na1mitta95
murccn bic Oel anoten nit eiuer Salute
Don BET Gatteric be9riibt. Die @eloncten
murpen in Dem Sort Mpnroc berum9efi6rt
unp ibre 3eidner entwarfen nit e%rtounliz
dyer SGneQi9teit StisSen Don 9len1, mas
iie ioben. lin le95 llbr i1iften fe 1d
wiecer cit.
Dielen Mcreen BEL I%aeeSanbru9 fam
Die vYbilaoslpbia" ZEN Yotomac bcrauf.
@eAcnitcr Mpunt Gernon bielt oo5
SGiH AT uno bic Mulif lpielte cine Truuz
crmclppie. Den Sc anpten wurce mit9e<
tbeilt, bab bier Der Gater leiae6 2onpe5
9ewpbnt babe.
@rpBer l1nter19leif IN Der
Newzy prfppfpftce.- Yprf,
IA. Nlat. ~ Nm Sonnabeno trof bier St.
Srf unit Don @al binatcn Elm, NIT Der Sn,
ltruction Spn BET Newzyprter Yoitufice
8eliB gu nebnlen unc s. aat 9. 6o>pler TO-
fort verbaften sn lal1cn. Den erlten Ibeil
ieiner Sn1ruttipn fibrte CT lo9leid aus une
bic Ycltofice ltebt jest unter leiner Nufiidt.
Dte Gerbaftun9 Ypn 6un. To,pler muroe
Dem Diitrict< Nttprncy in bic 5auo 9eseben>
wel9er ip9lci1 ben Gerbaftunasbefebl aus
itelte ullp pca Ser. Staaten Marlbal, Ga
pitan &ynoer5 NIT per Mu6fub1une bez
auftra9te. Wan iudte Jpn ofprt ollent>
balben auf aber bis jebt 0er9eben5. 6r.
Gopler 9in9 Sonutas Na6mitta9 UNI 2
lbr aus Dem Ncw% yprfz5 otel, ,pp ct bic
lcben 10 Sabre 9ewpbnt bat> fort uno }eitz
Dem meib Niemano, auber 3pet poer bret
leiner inttmen Greunbs bic Jpn beoleiteten
100 CT seblieben 1T. Gpwler'6 unterldleife
peroen Yeri9iepen auf $4,000 bis auf
100000 on9e9eben. Scine be ten6reunce
1a9en, Is tGnne ni9t iber $4,000 lein.
Die 9anje Tebliumnne ioI aus BET 3eit
Don prdltpent pterce Npmtniitratipn ber>
ltammen. Dab bic Sode jebt ans So
9esllbt 9efommeu> ipl eincn politiiden
@runb boben unb NIT Ben @%orA1noen In
Der Gbarlefpn @pnYentipn in Serbinpup9
iteben. Die jesiseu Slrae1 bon Topler
iino 0epr9s Gam unb Ausutus @onpper>
"a lid, aber Der unterldleif aus Der friiberen
g~erraltun9 berl6reitt, ~ 1pirp e6 betritten
ca6 fc oafdr iu baften baten.
Der 0runc oe6 l1nterldleif5 loQ III ber
ju srpben Jrei9ebi9feit 6pmler'6 9e9e1 leiz
nc 6rellnce liesen> penen Ct Mnleiben aus
Den Neaterun9e9elpern madtu. I. ~. Mu9
fol- Ct auf Der Stodz8Irle seipielt babcn>
nm ruicccr 81 leiuem @eloe Su tommer.
81, Sing, Der Miftentz9 eneral= ppitz
meilter, 1T in 9fewzyorf, UNI bic Snterelz
fen Der @c9ierun9 pabr;unebmen. .aaz.3.
Mbnabm ME Der 6r1 nj MI gfeit.
- 2este @e9e bielten bic meiiten Der
perl1iepenen Mi1ipnsz unb' SraftatSelellz
l9aften IN Nem>yorf lire jdbrliden CIT
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-05-26

wirb Is l4 aussle9en iein laIsn, lsire oeutlden
Qauosleutc ouf'S Yete 81, %bepisnen.
.. 80. Gn0er1pll S Co.,
neben Der Briife, i'm NewzyvrfzSaoen,
ct. Vaul, Minn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-05-26
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tic itcts bel autrm Wsttcr, lit
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llnr Ia ,rirc 9etaust
Bum 3titprtrcit
Sr ~. 10 70!
Unit 1pslln Der lictr Spuntaa fpmn,t
Sinb ale Iauscr frpb.
une bic H@icttatrr cinco altcu g'icr5 cttutolls.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-05-26
Intermediates:
D. u. Jn0e, (o(l e Go.

@aarcn
erbalten. Sn gnbetradt her iAlehten ,3titen ba'
beu l9 bic lntsrseidnsten entl9lulsn, 'bren !
fam,ntli6eu @aarenporratb 81
berab8eiettem @reiien
3u Yertaufsn.
0auier, bic tei uus purlpreben, fUnnsn mir
lberSeusen, bab mir ibnen bic
9r1Bte @uSwabl
bieteu fSnueu DON irsenb eiuem 0sltGfts in St'
vaul> gum Ysiipisl
@olicp8 ju 10 @tS.,
Qapn5>
@in9bams.
Strumpfz@ aaren,
Iu6waaren fIr 6erren
xnb ale III un1sr Sad 9~eb1renos Nrtifsl gu nsr'
b~altuibmabiSea preilen.
81 wir unlere QDaaren ale brett Sun ben
Manufattursn impurtiren, 70 tVnnen mir ~bielslbsa
ben
&ambfaufemtcn
au b%iQtsersn Yreileu bieten> ais irssno sh1 att
beres @elNait III ct. Yaul; mir bo6en, taB bic
1etbsn, teuur lie gu aneern Nauleutsn aeben, bt'
uu5 ppripreden uno lG lelblt itsr3eugen peroen.
@err MfQ6ler
wirb Is 04 ansslssen lein la7en, lsine oeutl@sn
Qauosleutc auf's BETTE su bsoieneu.
.. 80. gneerioa s &c.,
nebeu Der Brife, i'm See zyurfzg aoen,
ct. Vaul, Minn.
DaS Gn0ros & Gn0etail
Manufacture $ mobe,paaren=
emporium
BON
Suffice II. Tprtpau9b
Dritte @tra6e, ct. Haul,
Miunelpta,
1T our9 Den GmpIaH9 OCT HeueNen
3p,uutcr @aureu
auf's &ei4baltisRe unb @eldmadvcQNe a0ortirt
unb beebrt lid iol9eS 1einen Serebrten aureen ct"
9ebenf an3u3eisen.
Da5 Qaaer III NIT aQen neuen &rl1einun9en
Der Sai(pn auS9elfattet u,o bletet nan1eat1'9 cine
@rpBe MuSwabl 1T &let6er<
ftp6en,
ais: Meinos, 8aleneias, Vlaios> Delaires,
Yaramattas. De Bei9es, yril BE- 9eYres &c. &C.;
ferner unterbalien mir einen l1Vnen Vprratb
bunter uno einfarbi9er Seipenwaaren
uno ~pertnuien lul9e senau 81 Msw- yurfer Yrei-
fen. -
Infer Eager IN 5bawls, &luat5 uno Wintcr-
MGntel 1T auf'S Nci1fe complettirt, unb erlau~
ben mir uns uub, bic perebrteu Dameu auf unler
9rpbarti9eS
BeibzW aarenz II. trimmings S 1prtment
oufmsrf@am au maAen.
Ju 6erren- Qrtifeln, ais: VoufsfinS, DoSfinS,
@%alemerss, DUfels, @rapattes, 9eneen &c. tie~
ten mir ieoer @cncurrena biz SpiBe> ba mir in bic
Ter Yrante bic Sortbrilbaft fen Verbinbunseh
baben.
S9lieBli9 nod Elm @ort 81 ben @erren
Qanptauf% euten!
5eit bent Yesinne seeenwartiser @ailcn taten
mir mler 6aupt~M ueenmert auf's Wbelelale-
@el1Ift sslest unt luden bierin nnlere Soupt-
6orcs ~ sntpideln mir baben biefilr Elm Grtra-
Dspartemsnt einridteu lalen unb bieten ben per-
reu @iecerperfGuf ern i'm Vanbe ale Vcrtbetle
uno Yeauemli1feiten, bic ibnen nur Don ualersn
@oncurrenteu 1T ben Sltli6en YlIBsn unerirt tper-
ben tDnnen. infer @tud 1T fir ben Dry Wopbs
@unlum it Minnelota cit, wirtli9 srcBarti9er uno
merpen eS er,p1bnte Treuute in ibrem Snterelle
fnoen, II Ut bel unS ein3ufaufen, oa es teiuem
unbsru 6aule 1T Minrciet a mVali1 1T, ras Wus-
wabl unb YiQiefeit betri1t, aud nur annabernb
nit unS eoncurrireu 3u tGnncn.
SEER Muerbab
ter NIT tis1sm Departemeut tetraut tupreen, tpire
fS 1ib a%aaslesen lein la0sn, unltre perebrten Suit
ben in jsoer Besiebuns sufrieesn gu tsllea.
Suffice & 6prepau9b.
Catbfartb 4 Comp.
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Observation-Disclosures

u~'t1rSeitnetsr tcctrt ljd> cent merttcn quill
ium anSuSeiaeu> bnG
jcren Spuntoa
III Der scn ibm llttrnrmmsnen elcmaEistu Gtabl-
mann ldtt ~artentrlrtbl4aft muleirt> atfssslt
llnr casu ~iiirertss ya9erticr rrr,opjt wirp.
Gr ridtft an al(c breulce frpblld,fr llnterhal-
tuaS int 6relsn bic er9eteulte Giplaouna ~ ,abl>
relGem Vslub.
GDaS. 6aaocnmii[ler,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-05-26

1lationalen rsppblikani(ben partei,
auatupmm,n an II. Moi 1860 auf ber ebiea9c
Natipnal-G pnp. uttpn~ -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-01

TIE following cartel appears in the New
York papers:
4, Daniel Pratt, IT., known by the press
throughout the world as the great Ameri-
can traveller and editor of the Gridiron
and independent candidate for the Presi-
dency will ehalIenge,,in good faith and
works the Hon. Stephen A. Douglas. the
Little Giant of Illinois. to meet me in the
Academy of Music, city of New York, NEXT
week to mental combat, to let the people
of the United States decide who is the
greatest mental giant and who is the
soundeEt man to administering various and
diversified interests of the American Gov
eminent.
Yours. for the independence. the Union
and Constitution. DAxIEL PRATr. Jr..-
'sThe Great American Traveller.
New York city. July 81, IsGo.'
As Mr. Douglas is in the field as stump
candidate, We can see no improperly in
his acceptance of the above.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-01
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-01

THE Boston GOrzia. in estimating the
chances for Ben, rsfeE TO the large roie
for Fillmore n 1856, when these votes
were throEu uithozs the least ebsnee
of producing any political effect. =
This IS true esough7 but these votes
were not Ihrowa m the belief that
they would produce 40 effect Mr. Pill
more had no more chance Of an election
than NJ Ben has not - much, If there
can be lesser when the other Is nothing
at ali: bat tie men Sho voted for FILLMORE
we're possessed xith strange iuiatuation,
and would not beiIerc s~ilat vas 50 Dlaiu,
that he could NOT il znr even; be elected.
or come near an election The NeE York
EEPrSs, which vas the leading organ OF
the Fillmore interest in ihe north. and
other papers OF nearly equal reputation.
expressed the mos; confident hopes Of r
successful issue of the campaign Indeed,
they were more ronfde1t then than the
friends Of the distinguished Statesman Of
Tennessee are now. Massachusetts was
claimed for Fillmore: the evidences Of his
strength in the South we're paraded with
al the accessories of typographical en-
beliiEbnent, and his friends bet On New
York. At Fillmore meeting in Wash
ington Hall here in Wheeling, one of the
best informed politicians in New York
gaze the mos; hopeful assurance that he
could not fall behind plurality in that
State
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-01
tselected for tho InteuiseDcr.I
The Religion OF PAYING Debt,

One OF the religious papers has the fol-
lowing strong remarks on the subject
They drive the nail up to the head and
clinch it: "Neu may sophisticate as they
please. They can never make it right, and
all the bankrupt laws in the universe can.
not make it right, for them not to pay their
debts. There is sin in this neglect as
clear and as deserving of church discipline
as il stealing or false swearing He who
violates his promise to pay, or witholds the
payment of debt when it is in his power
TO meet bis engagement, ought to be made
feel that, in the sight of all honest men be
is Swiudler. Religion may be very
comfortable cloak under which to hide,
but if religion does not make man deal
justly, it is not worth having"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-01
Prom the Louisville Courier
InvftfuRProuoSitfonH

1t seems to us that if Douglas had one
tenth Of the strength his braggers claim
for him, they would lose no time in taking
up the following very inviting PROPOSE
uons, which we are authorized by re-
Sponsible party to offer:
$1,000 that Breckenridge beats Douglas
in Kentucky 10000 votes.
81 900 that he heats him Is 900 votes.
81 900 that he beats him 20 900 votes.
$1,000 that Breckinridge carries the
State.
81 1000 that not one State can he named
that will go for Douglas.
All 10 be taken together.
The above propositions will be increased
or diminished in amount tOsuitappIicant5.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-01

The travelling expenses of the members
of the late New School Assembly at Pitts
burgh were paid by tax assessed upon all
the Prcsbytcries of five cents for each
communicate. This is comparatively a
new plan, and for the first time sufficient
amount has thus been secured to meet the
entire mileage. The sum secured was over
$500, and ST. 900 was left over to pay
the expenses of delegates to foreign bodies,
cost of printing, &c.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-01

HERE's the way they are conducting the
campaign over about Richmond. The
Wig puts the following questions con-
corning the irrcpressible niger to the
Enquirer, and is clanorous for an answer;
Is John c. Breckenridge slave ouner?
Did he ever own sIuve7
Does he not have ,chite sruGns in his
family enIirely7
,. Does he not til his Jurm NTH white hire
We just have curiosity to know how
many votes The Whig makes for Bell and
Everett by applying such texts on their
behalf
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-01

CONSIDERING it's all in the family, an
English paper rather puts it on 10 the
House Of Hanover, when it says none of
the princes had 1.-THE of the advantages
which the present Prince of Wales posses
Ees,-in education, parental control, travel,
and rigid but not ungenerous discipline.
Tie FIRST two Georges were coarse and
ignorant. had no hold on the affections of
the people, and were only endured as a
necessity, from the popular dread Of q
greater eviI-the return of the Stuarts.-
George the Third was a well-meauing
man. with strong prejudice1 and weak
head. His son. on the score of intellect,
was far superior; but he had bad heart,
discarded all the domestic virtues. Poor
William the Fourth was the antipodes of
his eldest brother, but was not a model
king. In the person of the reigning Sore-
reign are combined all the good qualities
of the GueIphs, and it was only natural
that so good mother and SO clever a
father should have son who promises to
be at once the pride of his parents and OF
his country.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-01

The Hon. Garrett Davis, in letter to
George D. Prentice: excusing himself from
attending a Bell ratification meeting in
Louisville, has the following personal
sketch Of the Democratic candidate:
Mr.. Breckenridge is gentleman of good
talents. Of fine manners, and Of easy and
graceful elOcution. His habits are Judo
lent, and his uttainmcuts and thoughts
superficial. He is cool, cautious and self.
ish, and yet fine boon companion.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-01

LETTER CARRYrEG.-The mode in which
letters are carried in some countries is Gu
rious. The postman, who is the medium
Of communication between the coast of
the Pacific Ocean and the provinces which
are situated on the east side of the Andes,
''0'm' for two days down the river Cha
maya, and through part of the Amazon.
carrying his bag of letters wrapped about
his head like turban. There is scarcely
an instance of the letters ever having been
lost, or even wetted.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-01

VIZ extract the following clip from the
comments of the Richmond EagElre on
the Prince Wiilism cOsuty d18eulties.-
For real grinding. loE-dorn. Bourbon,
Hapsbnrg, Spanish Imposition. Juggernaut
intoleraney, one seldom sees II ezeeIled
It vii be observed that the dispatch
from Athey asks for protection for the
Black Republican traitors who boosted the
Lincoln flag and verify it Is about the
most coasummate piece Of imPadence and
audAeIty that mas eTer come under our no
tee
The same paper also contains letter
from this section of the State, which
affords the information that
The Northwest, beyond doubt, is fer
Breckenridge and Lane av large majority.
hIle ne have Z feE men Kho are for
Douglas. ! feel confident they viii yet
change Tor Breckinndge- What surprises
Us most IA this portion of the State
Is. that ron should have so many Dem
Ocrats in the East supporting the Doug
has faction The Northwest has more
than once saTed the Democratic party. and
in the present contest, she viii saTe the
Interests OF the South, SO far as the State
OF N:fgIninia is concerned. While some
have heretofore suspected and even teuut-
81 this portion of the STATE as being "a
sound on the subject of slavery. we now
challenge this class of men 10 The contest
for the preservation of the best interest Of
the South; the contest is now here; we vii
see who will falter, the East or the West.ri
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-01

THE Br"zOria, Texas, Democrat is giving
some dottings of the wealth of his favored
country. He says that in his travels on
the San Bernard and Oyster Creek, he met
with six planters whose landed interest in
this State amounted to 3s9,8es acres of
iand; they together own 1881 lead of
cattlci and last year these six planters
raised 74,6oo bushels of corn; the aggre-
gate gate wealth ofthe six amounts to 2,oo2,-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-01

yon wIn bea mach tsrte4 Post hereafter
than Jon have In TINES past When eold
rgrtsin EeuIlleontinueyo urreeentd dis
tcipliae Oaa uilde. scale Weuiu uOtnob
rouas your Douglas brethren hayebeea do
ing bat ne viii put ron ont in the cold for
several gearE. ana let ron go 10 work and
pubiish good independent paper as Eou
hare the brains TO do.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-01

The chess match between Harvard and
Yale resulted rather unsatisfactory; the
first game was very long, and drawn. Tho
second game, after l"sting eleven hours
aud half, was won by Yale. The play
era concluded not to devote the whole
summer to it, and adjourned sine die.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-01
Bequest to tho ChIIdren OF Jus1.
Douglas.

By the death, last week of the mother of
Judge DougIas' first wife, who was Miss
Martin, of North Carolina, his Two bows,
his only children, came into the possession
OF large fortune. The Judge has been
cent for by his connections in North Caro-
lima, and after his New England tour will
probably visit tho old North State.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-01

The average saleries of the Methodist
preachers in New England, Us reported in
the Minutes of 1860, are as follows: New
England Conference, $3.50; Con-
ference, >S4aTi N. H. Conference, S4es;
Maine Conference, $500; East Maine Con.
ference 1901: Vermont Conference. $3.50.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-01

A strange affair recently occurred at Col
umbia, Lor"in county, Ohio. john squircg,
and consin of his named Wallace VAL
rath-the latter not more than nineteen
years Old-had been in the habit of sleep
ing together. One morning walrath left
the house early, then returned to his cham
Der, then came down among the. family,
saying that he was afraid he had hurt his
cousin in his sleep, for that he laid in he'd
covered with blood. An examination dis
closed the fact that young squires had
been fatally beaten with the stock of gun
standing in the room, and, though still
alive, there was no hope of saving him.
Wnlrath insists that he knew nothing of
the deed, and that, if ho did it, he must
have been asleep. lie was arrested, how
ever, and committed to Jail.
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WIGS! WIGS! WIGS!

R@.we refe, our readers to the advertisement
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greatest medicine" 81 the age aud Is rapidly driving
out of the nsrt'r all the qunck nOtrums Of Modern
times Its e1easy is great; and its superiority 50
justly acknowledged. taat it found difficult to sup
ply the immense and iIcreasinE demand fpr the ar
teie Dr. EL7.S's Celebrated .Intantile cordia,,s is
medicine prepared by regulas physician Of emf
nenes in his profession. and who has devoted his
life 10 the peculiar phases Of Infaule diseases 1t is
NJ luEnbng, but medicine, which commands its-lf
70 those only who can appreciate it.-ApuLlctieUIa,
lar. Timer.
GN- Sc adreJtissnEni. 1nh24 DIV
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-01

TAG Boston Herald thinks that tho
effect Of the Chicago Cotnpanys visit upon
the Massachusetts militia will be to make
them drill more and drink less. They
might very likely produce different sys-
ten Of mannuyres.