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Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-09

y CESTER EXPRESS.
OFFICEs--No.i Lincoln House Block Worcester; \
G. 6racEerlldges store, under Wauregan House, Nor
Rich. Ct.
All packages should be marked Fuller's Express
Worcester, Sept. !, 1855 IS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18
PROCLAMATION OF COLONEL BOERs TEN,
Crry Nua1


The following proclamation was issued here to-day
TO CITIZENS OF Cole COUNTY ADJOINING CoUN.
OF MISSOURI
CIT1zENs-I have been appointed to the commanding
General Commander OF this place. with the view to ex-
tend my authority over Cole and the adjacent counties,
in order TO preserve the peace and tranquility Of all c
and assist the civil authorities in the maintenance
Of the and OF the Unon the enforcement
the constitutional laws of the country.
By the precpitate flight of Governor c F. Jackson
and ots, you have been left without state authority
ard " thout government This state Of things would
have produced awlessnees and anarchy, and all their
consequent evils It has then been deemed necessary TO
place, having the surveillance over the city and
vicinity.
therefore call upon the city authorities as we'll as the
authorities OF this county to continue the legal exercise
Of their official dutes and I will be always ready TO
erd them assistance for the Of the con-
stitu,ional laws Of the country.
do not with TO interfere with their official business
Neither do intend TO die with the private business
Of the citizens.
Your personal safety will be protected and your pro.
perty respected. slave property win not be inter.
fsrsd .s with by BY any para Of my command nor
out written authority from their masters, aud
notwithstanding we are In times OF war. shall en-
deavor to execute my instructions with moderation ana
forbearance, end a the same time shall not suffer the
least attempt to destroy the Uni its government
by the pc formance OF any unlawful act tshAll prose-
cute and deliver up TO the proper authorities all traitors
and their accomplices, aidors and abettors call upon
all friends OF the Union, and upon all good cigecs TO
form themselves In companies Of Home ct ards for the
protection OF the Union IN Themselves arJ tn ,
will be very glad TO have them Far Nc po.ei bje in
suuc'ed BY my officers and 10 contribute win ali my
power " Lher military education. Every c.tzeu VINO
has bueness with the Commander the place ov
to brig some complaint before him. viii have free AZ
cess to my headquarters from ten 70 twelve O'CLOCK
AL ms soldiers will observe the sIrStes, 6sctplioe,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18
OPERATIONS OF THE INDIANA ZOUAvEs
AT ROMNEY
OUR CUMBERLAND CORRESPONDENTS.

OUR CUMBERLAND CORREsP oEDEECE.
CUMBERLAND, Nd, June IL, 1851.
Six companies (6o0 men) Of the Eleventh Indiana
eZouave) regiment Colonel Wallace quartered since
Monday last left town yesterday secretly look after
secession force at Romney, Va -Four companies remain
ed here. The Virginans reported TO consist Of ZOO
men. The Zouaves want fight where the proportions
are at least two to against them and this was their
second effort Upon reaching Romney fight eusued, Of
which the following s description The zouaves ad-
yanced at the "doube quick" The secessonists went
"about face" and invited the Eleventh 10 foot race
,akirg long start The mounted ofcers, not being very
expert In fence eaping dlsmouned and joined the aed
race" Some stragglers, whose running not good
as their Boosting, Jagged behind and taken prisoners
Most OF the chivalry" threw away their arms in their
night The Eleventh returned 10 Cumberland this morn
ipg with their prisoners including major and captain
neid ocers horses and chvary rnueketssome OF those
stolen by Floyd.
, Tue Eleventh have "Buena Vista" upon their banners
tnAs 10 tne battle cry. AL they desire Is fight against
an overwhelming force, ard II JEFF Davis led the enemy
sher happiness would be com pete jeff Davis s the aim
Of the Eleventh.
. Never was inner regiment mustered into any service
than tie Eleventh Indiana have seen all others Claiming
excellence including the rebels at Harpers Ferry which
are not ut FOR any servce. The Eleventh In nv choice
Your ssue Of the 6th inst makes Cumberland the head
quarters OF General McClelland with 1000 troone rho
Eleventh. Indiana are the only troops here Cooue, Wal
lace 10 senior officer You also announced the Eleventh M
Cumberland several days before they arrived These
among other instances, show that the government Il
the Nav YORK HERALD. The rebels at Harper Ferry
are moving away all their heavy guns, and by the end
OF this week that post will be possession Of the govern
ment with or without fight The Zouave Eleventh
vandalism Of the rebels, burning bridges &c s uniting
AL Nary land ~ man. ADVANCE GUARD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18
THE ALLEGED ALBANY LOBBY CORRUP
TON CASE.

ALRANY, june II, 1851
The ntimstion in the Tribune Of this msrnnsthat the
deepAtch relative TO the lobby corruption investigation
sent forward the 18TH intended 70 exaort hush
money, In without foundation. The bill alluded 70 was
tbe New York Post Posi- Once BILL and tho checks drawn
by the Hnapcial man Of the movement TO compensate
veroUs psrses the hands 81 the DISTRICT Aoney
rhc matter is before the Grand jury What viii DO the
yesol, Il the investigation will DO known In few days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18

and hope that the support Of all good citizens viii
cradle to keep this city and vicinity IN perfect peace
and ORDER and to keep far from them the horrors and
devastation Of the war. HENRY BOERNSrEIN,
Col. Commanding Second regiment Missouri Volunteers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18
OUR WHEELING CORRESPONDENCE.

WHINING, June 10, 1861,
PTeessssNss Of ne Union Cbss4sos and Anor,o ge Pso
p~ Weston VIemSa-"7M Work 6oss Byuvsly
o." 10.
fhe declaration put forth by the Convention now in
session here has doubtless been teegraphed over the
county, and although the drafs imperfect and lie per.
lection sth under confederation there no doubt ~
70 We point Of chief importance embraced this docu.
nens viz Vie determined purpose Of those composing
ne convsntion-ss fne body Of men ~ win b met
Nth in any political asssmblsse in ths ceunsry-to take
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18
REPORTS FROM ALEXANDRIA.

ALEXANDRIA, June IT, 1851.
There being strong reasons to suspect an advance Of
the rebels from Fairfax Court House last night mill
tay authorities the alert and every preparation
made TO meet attack but 1t amounted to nothing
not even an alarm. Our position Ia impregnabe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18
NEWS FROM FREDERICK, MD.

FREDERICK, June II 1851.
Major General Patterson's forces are encamped at
Hagerstown and Frankstown three miles Distant and at
several intervening points.
The evacuation Of Harper's Ferry has It is reported,
led TO sudden change in the line Of march Of this
column. portion Of 1t only had forded the Potomac,
when the marching orders Of the force were counter
manded and they returned TO camp Alarge number Of
wagons were hurriedly collected from the farmers in
that vicinity during Saturday night and Sunday and
messenger VITO left there this morning states that he
eaw indications about the camp Of early departure.
The Eleventh Pennsylvania regiment reached there this
morning.
REPORTS FROM ALEXANDRIA.
ALEXANDRIA, June IT, 1851.
There being strong reasons 10 suspect advance Of
the rebels from Fairfax Court House last night mill
tay authorities the alert and every preparation
made to meet attack but it amounted to nothing
not even an alarm. Our position Ia impregnabe.
REPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
FRxDxNcK, June II, 1851.
The regiments Of Rhode Island troops are now en-.
camped at Mddleown, eight miles from Frederick. Cars
ready at Monrovia for their transportation The
troops will breakfast in Frederick to morning. by
Invitation of General Shriver.
Arrangements for trains for the conveyance of troops
original programme buCe suo eVeCudsion
Of Harper's Ferry, are complete.
Danger is still apprehende from the direction Of Har
pers Ferry to the Union troops Well informed persons
consider the evacuation Of Harpers Ferry sraagem to
entice the Union troops into the pen from which General
Johnston has emerged.
All Union troops bound this way reported in high
spirits.
There doubt about there being secession forces
Charlestown, Virginia Is considered safe position
attack or retreat.
The destruction Of secession material and provisions
Harpers Ferry ia not estimated Although heavy,
1t is not considered unusual military event in despe.
rate emergencies or in view of future operations.
The concentration Of Union forces at Baltimore and
vicinity Ia doubtless in consequence OF the expectation
government that il Washington be attacked Baltimore
will rse. This ! have from most reliable sources.
Frederick and all the country between here and Balt
more is loyal with that city equally divided
Colonel COwdins First Massachusetts regiment arrived
here at two O'Clock this afternoon. All well and in good
condition.
Three members Of Pittshurg company, at Camp Mel.
vle refused to obey orders return camp from the
Cross Keys tavern. One. named Kelly was shot dead
another wounded and carried to Fort Mcenry where he
Will probably be executed The third is as yet not
rested.
The Sixth regiment, N. Y. 8 M on Sunday removed
napols.
The Thirteenth Brooklyn regiment left Annapolis at
hafpaet two O'Clock Sunday afternoon for Baltimore
They take the place of Colonel Moreheads Pennsylvania
regiment, who have been moved to Harper's Ferry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18

JEFFERSON DAVIS TO TAKE THE FIELD.
The Richmond correspondent or the Charleston Curer
says General Davis will tako the fed this week. With
NJ. foombs and Colonel Wigfs "A ats The secretary
Of State viii reign his present positon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18


The following proclamation issued by Colonel Por-
terfeld prior to the attsck on Philippi:-
HEADQUARTERS VIRGINIA FORCES,
PBnIFPr Va, May 80, 1851. !
To THE PROFILE OF NoRTRwEsTERs VIRGINIA.
Fnlow CIIzEss-I am in your section Of Virgil
,horisies thereof, with the view Of protecting
this section Of the State from invasion by foreign
forces, and to protect the people in the full
Joyment Of their rghts-civil, religious and political.
In the performance OF my duties shall endeavor to ex
ercse every charitable forbearance have hitherto
done fha not inquire whether any citizens Of Vir-
FOR or against the ordnance of secession My
only inquiry shall aud viii be as TO who the enemies
duty mpes say that all the citizens Of the
Commonwealth VIII at all times be protected by me and
those under my command. Those who array Themselves
against the State will be treated her enemies accord
log to the LAVE thereof.
Eirginiansl allow to appeal TO you, in the name 0
common mother to stand by the voice Of state,
and 10 defeId her against all enemies and especially 70
repel invasion from any and every qrtcr Tboae WHO
any assist, aid abet invaders, will be treated
enemies to Virginia. trust that Vrginian whetn-
native born adopted, will refuse TO defend ns state
and hs brothers against invasion or injury VHelnapsl
he true and in due time your common mother will
to your relief. -
Already many OF on have rallied to the support Of the
honor Of your Safe and the maintenance Of your ber-
nit to be elAvesP Are yon capable OF governing your
selvee9 Will you allow the people OF other States to-
your Rave you the preceps Of Madison
"eternel vigance' Virginia has not made wari War,
principles. Shall the be vindiested in her Efforts.
70 maintain the liberties OF her poo
pe or eha che bow her head in supmisson 70
and oppressonS 1t seems 10 that tho true friend OF
national liberty cannot hesitate strike for your Hate
STRIKE for ySus 0er' Rally rally :. once II Defence
Colonel ~ Coynunaudnr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18

Karch Of the Troops for Hasersto,n.
The troops Of the second division all rapidly being
conveyed from this place TO Hagerstown. The Connecti
cut regiment will remain here a short time to guard
public property, and then follow to Hagerstown Gen
Patterson stat will leave for Hagerstown by special
train to-day at three p NJ and establish headquarters
and depot at that place, which will be the base Of
operations and source Of supply for this army.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18


GENERAL BEAUREGARD'S PROCLAMATION.
The Richmond Enquirer contains the following pvoca
nation from General Beuressrd:-
PROCLAMATION TO THE PROFILE OF THE COUNTIES OF IoUDoy
FAIRFAX AND PRINCE WILLIAM
HEADouARTRRs, DEPARTMENT OF ALEXANDRIA,
CAMP PICKENs, June l, 1891
reckless and unprinciped tyrant has inv AIDED your
SOL Lincoln, regardless of all moral legal and
constitutional restraints has thrown his abolition hoss
among you, who are numbering and imprlsonDy yo II
citizens confscating and destroying your property and
committing other acts of violence and outrage too sb
Ing and revolving TO humanity 10 be enumerated.
All roles Of civilized warfare abandoned and thew
proclaim BY their acts, II not on their banners that
ther war cry 10 "Beau!y and Booty" All that s dear
to map-your honor and that of your wives and daueh
terry our fortunes and your lives, involved in TINS
momenious contest
OF the Confederate States in the eacred cause Of const
tutiona liberty and selfgovernment, for which we
are contending-in behalf Of civilization ITSELF T. G. T.
Beauregard Bsgadier General Of the Confederate
stases, commanding at Camp Pickens Manassas
junction, do make this my proclamation and
invite and epjoin you by every consideration dear
and memory Of your Revolutionary fathers, and
by the purity and sarc,y Of domestic fresdoL 10
rally 10 the standard Of Jour State and country and by
every means in your power compatible with honorable
warfare 10 drive back and expe the invaders from your
land. 'N~'
conure you 10 be true and loyal 70 your country and
her legal and constitutional authorities and especially 70
be vgant OF the movements and acts Of the enemy 90
a. 10 enable you 70 give tho earliest authentic infma
ton at these headquarters, or 70 the officers under this
desire 10 assure you that the utmost protection in nv
power will be given 10 you all.
g. r. BEAURDG ARD,
Brigadier General commanding
Thomas JORDAN, Acting Asst Adjt Gen.
JEFFERSON DAVIS TO TAKE THE FIELD.
Tho Richmond correspondent the Charleston Sur,eT
says General Davis win take the neld this week. With
M. roombs and Colonel Wigfsl "A aits The secretary
OF State Will reign his present poeiton
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-09
Sermifbtc Nabribtcn.

@timmen ron MuSmdrtS aus
, zen &e9ton en polittf unp
j tnan5.-Die 9e9enwdrti9en amertfa<
nilden @irren belhdftieen naturli9 bic
ganSe eurppliibe Delt auf'6 2ebbafteRe.
Dabet laute.' raS llrtbeil nidt bios Der
u2onoon 3imcS>" lonpern al1er leitenpen
8ldtter uno perl6nlt9feiten pabin> pae
oie&e9icrun9 bier fi@ bebauptcn unp Dem
@eleBe MGtuns Serldafen mi0e. 90
i9reibt ). 8. Elm bervprra9encer Yolitifer
Der Shwei;, Neaieruna6ratb plattner
Don Nar9au> an etnen bicfi9en Treunp:
uSbr Nmerifaner betommt ieB1, pie es
ldetnt, AUDI @tr9 an Die &unfel. 6ofz
fentlt9 mercet Sbr aber NIT @uren ]claz
veret>fanattl1en SonoerbInplern auf rGus
men, wie Die S6weiS leiner 3eit nit ibz
rem Soncertuno auf9erdumt bat. Guer
muderer 2incoln l9eint uns oans pcr
Wann paiu." (Su. St6a.)
Anseii&ts trieseri1&tr Ser
midelun9en baben bic peutlden &e9ierun:
gen beldlo0en, fremoen@ pnluln nit inter-
nationalem @baratter nt9t mebr III 0eltat<
ten, in peutlhen 8unoesfefun0en ibren
sig gu nebmen. Beler pdre es frcili6
nod, Die 1trei9ild italieni19en Truppen
nit ibren iebr unsweifelbaften internatio<
nolen @ympatbien oarau6 gu entfernen.
Die @eri1te Don elmer Nboifatipn peS
&urfuriten bon 5efen ldeinen au@ bel
eini9en bpben beldl6en Mtlttdr6 @lauben
9eiunorn gu baben, wel6e ii9 parauf be-
eilten> Dem 1bronfplaer> prinjen Ttiepri6,
Den 5of iu MAIDEN. Der &urfiirit bat ra6
ater lebr un9ndpi3 permerft, oa er ni&t
an Nboanfun9 penft unit ieinen Tbronfolz
ser> Der Jpn an Die @ersdnsli&feit al4er
ircilden 5eultbfcit mabnt nur lebr UNI
germ in &ailel oulcet. ':2@
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benten.-D Die Mu9emeine peut11e UNI
peritd:sz3 eitlhrift brin9t :iber bic Grez
quen5 Der peutlden 6o6I9ulen i'm @inz
ter emeler 1860-61 folaenbe Mneabe1 :
SIN laufenpen Semeter sdblt an Stuoi>
renpen: @ien $500, Berlin 1900, Munz
den 1900 9eip;is 800, 8reslau 861,
Bonn $50, Eubin9en 745, @fttin9et II.
5ale lie 1885, @urSburg $50, 5eioelber9
610, @rlan9en 508, @reifswalp 472, Se<
ma 425, &6ni9sber9 407 @ie6en '348,
TrciburS 1926, Martur9 234, &iel 205.
SIN @an;en 1888. Inaqs>
YDli5ei1itane n.
berlin, q. ec\an.-Oer Neiiker Der WoI< !
baQa> 9err @rpbfppf ;eiete tirSli9 All,
baB IF rpie @apeue pom @%aribaloi's .2eib<
regiment" fit iein 2otal ensasirt babe.
Der nputlieiit" beri@tet nun : rDie|e, Mu=
filter, ADJ. an Der 3abl, iinp am Samfag
bier ein9etrofen 5err @ro6fcpfr Bat fie
aber benz Yublifum nod ni@t pprflbre,,
f4nnen, ba ibr &uftreten aut polijeili@e
@inperni6e eeftoetn 1T. @ie mir baren,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-09
@nenbQbnem Il. 9QmpfbDnte

@tienba9nen IT, Dompf6ppte.
9tnterz@ arrangement 1860.
Sic 5Ottunefpta &taae:Gomn
8ereini9u,1g Der Burbanf u, @p,s nnn mn.,,
@bole's poft- &outen, belorot bic ~
9Dr6weftlt6e @rpreB.
uno Ser. @taaten Soften.
s. 6. Burbanf II. s.. Suo. g. Sheridan
Die @elelidaft 1T i'm 8eas BON Vferbeu eriter
Glale unb Concord &utfdeu. uup bar erfohrrns
autlder un6 fabi9e Meenten auae0e4t.
Isabelle Der Mbf abrt ppu st. Woul.
Mad 9alinss, &eb @ina> Qaf @ity, Meob,s.
Matalbaw> @inpna unp Ga Grpj1e tdolid nm
4 ubr Mpreens.
Na4 ct. Mntbuny uno MlinneoppIis ,me;
Mal taslid> UNI s ubr Morsens u. 2 ubr Nod-
mittae6. @
Na9 Mancmin, Mnofa> MputiceQp, Cant
9taploS uno ct. Glpub am Mputao. mittmrh
une Treitag nm 4 l1br Mprqene,
Na9 G1dnlpnb, Mleranbria. 0rpfinrihop u,h
Tert Mberepmbie ant Mpntaa unb S~Sreitoc nm 4
ubr Mprsens. 9
Na@ @eor9etopn unb &etriser ieben 6reitoo
nn1 4 ubr Morsens. 9
Mat Stilwater ta9li9 UNI 8 ubr Mproens.
ytad Superior jeoen Gien{faa UNI 4 ubr' gErro.
Na9 Netp : Ganaoa> Columbus, 6unriie IN
Gertinbung NIT bayfield, feeen Tenmeraoo
unb 6rettag. '''N
Na6 pembtna> Sort 0arry uub her Hebrinere
Snlteoelung- Nbfabrt jeben atpeiten Nreitao u,
4 ubr Mpreens. ~"
stagerss In Der 5aupt=Sff Der Nortb- gse0-
erpreB=@ ompaanie. r
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1860. 80 1850.
Mt6t9an Central IT, Great
@e1tern=@ifenhnh

~. ~Nl<k%Nt
@trabe> @bicaeo:
nbr SO Mtnuten g. 81. Detroit SIC.
eommooottpn (@rnntoe ausaenommeu), fSmm,
TT Netrptt un 5 ubr Is Min. Nadmittaqs an.
10 ubr IS Minuten @orm. Cincinnati Grpree
(Sonntag aus9enpmmen) f1mmt nah Snbiana-
potts l1m = ubr 9fa9mittags, mad Cincinnati um
UNI 1 ubr gormittaos.
8 ubr gprm. lightning GrpreB (@pnntaos
a~usgenpmmen) fGn1mt an in Detroit UNI 6 lbr 20
Mituten Na6mittags Buffalo UNI 4 lbr: Nl-
banY UNI 3 ubr 80 81. Naamittaqs; Netp-gp
UNI 9 1br II Minuten Ma6mittaes unb in 81.
ltpn UNI IL llbr Na9ts.
: ubr Na9n1ttta9s. Nem-gpr unb 8olcu
Grpreb C@onnas arSsencmmen) fDmn1t an in
Detroit UNI 7 16r IS Minuten 0prmittnos: in
VuHalu UNI 4 ubr 50 Min. Nadm.' in 9Itann
4 ubr 40 Min. @prmittags, in Netp<grrf u.
80 Natnuten gprm., Bottom 2 nbr 40 Miuuter
Na1ntittags.
ubr Naobrn. Cincinnati unb QpuispiQe g.
prep (Sonntag .auseencmmen), fSmmt ~ Sn-
c1anappl.s an UNI 4 ubr 40 Min., III Cincinnati
UNI . 19r Az Min. Bcrmitta9s, in 3puispiQe I'm,
4 ubr Na@nt.
Sin Bug am Spnntaa, 8 ubr Ma@m.
Dte 8 nbr g. 81. unb 8 ubr 81. 81. :3aee
serbtnben gu paris NIT ber Buffalo unb Qafe Su-
ron Ut. 81. fur Buffalo uno aae D(tli6en Wuufte;
81 Scrpnto nit Der Great &runt @iienbabn, mad
3ineitpn. Ssbenst1rsb, Mrntreal, Ouebee unh
aae puntte in Canada Sl, mad benz nSrbli9en
Sermont, Nep- 9amlbire unb Mlaine.
.3brou9b Aidets ilnb au baben in ben 9aupts
g1lenbabn<S tften, &orp unb @ef, unb in ber
Stfce her epmpa9uie, S Dearborn @traBe, Gbi-
cage, uno int Depot in eafe@ @traBe.
-,'@-- '.A@% 81 81. Rice @upt't.
8. g. @paIbtne, General
pab-@sent gu &biea9p+
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paltimorf- unb Ohio ifnbabn.

. - Die ere6e mDuts mad
@aibin9ton, Baltimore pbtlabelpb{o,
9femzyprf uno 8p@tpn.
Ntsle aSmrtret!lide Sabn> nit ibren perte0erten
mehtl9en Serbtnbungen, bietet ben Get1enben cine
o1rette Stl1te nad| Baltimore Ybilapelpbia, Stem
yort l1no Spltpn. NuG 1T Ie bic ein,ioe Rpute
anf melber man Durdeauas=g iuete 9Srnuoh,
1,9et@) uno 0%efadmarfen (Gbefs) mad Wo-
1D1n9tpn erbalten farm.
Dret palloeter=3 i9e nerlalen gBbeeliuq, 3d..
1a9l,9 uhe l'no In oirefter 0erbinpun9 nit aacn
pelt!iden 3i9sn.
Nad alien 1ltlfden Gtapten:
Spn SAlttn1pre fdbrt man ipeleia pbnc Mufent~
balt NIT S6nell3 iieen na6
Ybllocelpbto> Ncpzyorf unb 8pnon.
Naep SSa,bt1etrn eeben BON Baltimore taolit
rter 3ii9e ab+ "'7
Oabraelo une 8obrSeit 70 furs wie auf iroenr
etner anpern Jlpu1e. ~
&c @eiiente telietcn ibre Bilete yia gabee-
ing 81 Serlangen. Iurhaanaefarteu mn 0(uo.
tnnft crbdlt man in ben Giljtnbobn- Bureaus rz
We(tens. w
NlGS Die Baltimore uno Sbip= gi1cntonr
TT Ne1lencrn audi gang defenders Der NaturihTn
pe'ten ne9cn 5u enpfcblcu,
6ur Tra@t mad Ytilartlpbia> NemzQJvrt
AHl SpIipll,
ma ODER oDn benz ySefen.
gat ote>> gabn errbe WorSise, ea lle, am Sblo~
fune 3lu Mbeeling> Benmopb uub Warfersturo
auslouTeno, nit benz erpBen Mebwerfe melflidey
Gtlenbabnen in birefter gertinbuno ltebt.
Son Wbeelin9 une Yarferstur9 aeheu ieben
Aa9 reeelmabi9e 8cpte nod a1en Svafen Der wets
lidet JliNe as. wy
pie 1ra@tpreiie 1inb 70 bi11io,
m1e au tr9snb elmer anbern Nputc.
@uter son tr9eno eiaem YlaBe ritlib BON Walti,
more be5etane man : uGia 8altp. Ii. Sbip 81. 81"
Jules mas an bic Msenten pie1cr Babn epuio
nirt it, tpiro raid beIorot.
5ro9t<@genten inb: 3. McBurnie, in
Cincinnati, g. Se7pbi1 u. Co., &ipley, s.:
5. 81. 2ose> Maysyile. 8y.; S. 81. @penid'
Yortsn1outb> o.; ". gfes u. g., Wipolepprt,
D.; 3. Gorb, @beeling> 3d.; Mples Mct-
ter. Bolton; 6. %. YermeilI Mem> Worf; So
ael9, philadelphia SIS. @n9lanb1 Baltimore:
@eo. 5oite II: Co., Gsonspiae> Snb.; s. q
Morebeab u. &c., 2ouispiQe.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-09
1901 y l lEEL@H - 1860
Mft6t9an Southern

Detroit Monrpe uno Tolebp 8obn,
Gtele 9inie unb ibre Gerbinbunoen h;Ine, zine
S9altanplge Npute BON Netrpit noh Gh;roon
99nlmaut1e, 0alena, &pf 9alanb, Dubuone'
Surl'n9ton> pratrie bu Gbien> Ga @rp1e. IT.
paul eatrez ct. Souls ct. Solepb 11nb ale
otputen TIM Welten unb @iiomelfen,
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na9 2oleep, Gleselart> Wt.tsburo. gDbeeI;no
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reinforcement :3metsbabnen nrn jenen Ylaseu fab
60 o Hpr 40 aN'nSten Mittae. lightning Grpreb
tpmmt an 5u Ibrian UNI 945 g2orno;+ooa
g Iplebp UNI Gao ~
. CLEVELAND um $40 Nodm.
BUFFALO um 1926
ebtcagp UNI 700
Netp~ gprf UNI $50
l. ugr Nat'n'ttas6. SoIsbp uup Cincinnati
tp'nmt na9 Golebo INN 4>O5 Nodmittoos.
G~leSelanb um $50
8urtalo Inn 4,55 gprmittaas,
9fem= yprt um $50 Nadmittaos.
NHle Moute 1na9t birefte gertinbuna ~ Gles
Selano INIT ben pra9tpplen @teamern u&itn pf
oaHato" nn0 ,sSeltern Metrcppli5, mad BuHa(o.
o ugr 10 Wt1nuten STADIUM. Mprian uub @e=
tDn1mt an gu Monrcle UNI sos Nadmittaas,
9 Mcrtan INN 1000
= ebicaso nm 700 gormittaas.
" &artett f6nnen erbolten werpen
gu Detroit, in Ger Office per @pmpaouie,
gde @ttpater< uno 8ru1bzStraBe
B&gg 3milden Detroit unb @bicaoo perben
te11ie 9Sa99onS geme9ielt.
- pes Na6tS 1T Elm Mag9on nit
0etten Der eben.
Ute 3use gs9en na6 Der Gbicaeo 3eit at,
tneldc nm 20 Minutcn Triber 1T ais Die Sou Te,
1rot* Snp~ o. @ampbelL
* ~ . 0enl 9uperintenbent.
a. J. Ent99t Msent gu Detroit.
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