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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-14

I'M Nuroen feline 1nteritdBun8 erbalten
uno iipli6 BON Malon'6 uno Diron's
2tnie mare ba5 fletne Delotpare treu Ae=
blieben, Marplat,o gum @eborlam 3uridz
sebradt, &entudp fir bic Union oetpoa>
t,et uno Mtifouri- tpelde bun,u,e
aueenfdQtoe 3I8e fer perbdltnibmdbta
rubia unp, |a9t 2tncpln, ni@ CLAUDE ni9t
baB e8 wieber Don 9ebeQen Iberfutbet
merpen tann." @ets@ trsinia Iei in ben
6dnpen Der llnicnsleute unb in Mceomac
County benz io9enonnten uS l1fer" @ir=
9fnten'8 bdtten 1900 @ebeQen bic @afz
fen 8efredt, 70 baB n5rblt@ pom pptpu1ac
unp 1ltli9 bon ber @belapeate feline be-
maffuete &ebelltpn mebr ertftre. Der
Sccupatton tes &litenfrtds BON @putb
Carolina miro rur nit Elm paar fQ@tteen
@orten Grpabnung 9etban, nabri@einz
lid, I'M etn GtnBeben auf bic ut1ar9e
nebme M99erz@ pnfiscatton6fraae gu perz
nteipen. Darauf fomntt Elm tleine8 Stem
Iber ben Nddtritt be6 Gen. @cptt
rnb bic MnfeQun9 Mc@lellan'6 olS
bel1en Na@foleer. 2tncpln fraet ben
@pn9reb, pb es niGt Mtttel unb @e9e
9ebe, benz alien Scott bic Dantbarfett bes
2aaoe8 nod gang belonper8 au53uoriden.
Mc@leQani agt ct auberprbentlt6eS 6meiz
1eleien; bic @rnenrut19 oe6elben iet auf
Mnratben bes alien Scott unb unter 3uz
f%tu1run8 BEG san3en 2anoes Ell olst.
@enn 2tnepln III ptelem 3ulammenbanBe
meint: uMan iaet Elm ldle@ter
General iet better al8 snei CUTE, unp pas
1T tpabr," 10 1T bas enttpeoer 8le9 sez
i9paBt uto 9efaielt ooer e6 fatt, t1ur Be-
beuten Benn Mc@leQan AUDI bas pulz
Der nt9t erfunben bat> il 1T ct jeBt bod
alletnt9er Sbercpmmanceur ano bas ii
better als ;ur :3eit Seutt's> 100 jeper &C.
than bat tpdS er poute.
Nun fpmnnt cine a1 I'm fit |t1 redt
quite, febr lat9e Mbbanplun9 iber Mp>
nardte unp 0plt8reQteruna> Capital uni
Mtbeit bic ii9 alS Ibetl elmer Stumps
robe ooer zines :3eitunssarttfels leioltd
a%ua9enon,men batte, aber in Der Botl9afl
tpte binein9ere9net ausitebt. Die Mbz
banplun9 (@ltebt nit per spabren aber ieb!
triuialen 8emerfung der 9e9enwdrttse
&f miro ntdt bloB fit bic SeBbet1
9efibrt. @r miro Seflbrt AUDI auf etne
peite 2utunft." 5ierauf fommt Der @@luf
Der 8ptlhoft Die NIT Soft aufbDrt, pie
ie NIT @ctt an9efan9eu. Der S9lu6
lautet: vWfit fetem 8ertrauen auf BIZ
@or1ebun9, wel&es pesbalb NUT UNI f.
feter uno erniter 1etn ip1te, labt uns vorz
ani@reiten init 9er 9roben Mufsabe, wel@s
rte @rei9nine un6 auferle9t."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-14
1861. @HE=-zsz=3 1861
@auntbal unb ct. e1pbn 81 81

ptonier>N pute nod benz Meapn

Ytor1erzNoute na6 BEN @efen
$50 Mtilsn psitsr weili6 unb $50 Meilen nsber
aeg Yttes ysat ale lrsenb cine onbere Babn,
D,e tur5elte, beqaemlte unb bette Route nodb
SSt.Selepa9, seasettportb> aaulas, Msbrastae HhS
One.ba, Council 8luT, feuia u. Nebroaf' 5syI,
f%!tgiiur1; tpsltl. So~a unp MiHpuri, Sal,lu unp
sfa9 ct. Splepb aebeu taolih 2;oe ~ I'm,
2au,bal in gsrbinbung nit ben milittiiispi wadet~
epoten, BON Wefen unb Siipen urp IN gSsrh;,,s
Ylayen. '~"e"'"
Muf oieffr &oute erlpart mar bret Saae
an 3eit.
Yrei1en. "'S''"
AbrousgsI idets mad alien Ridtunaeu lnS III
gabsn am 8orb Der Nprtbern 9iuie u. Minne(cta
vaaet-e empaenie, sas @epad tuirb nit Marten
ser1sgen l&beds) unb sebt ider,
y. .. 0rpat. Xifet- Maent,
5. Iepmi8. 1ra9t-Mgent.
5.5. N. 9aYRepb, Gem, Supt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-14
361. La aEz=zz.:zz===za te
YW@ ~
Wr1nD 9QDen NDute.
1861.

Die tarsefe, tiuteite unp cpmfprtatslfe
Sinie nad Dem Sfen!
ans @tfenbabu!!
aussenpn1nen SIS Mfeilen BON Milpaufis
nod @rano5aoen> tpelde III 6 @tunbea
3urudgelegt werteu nit ben eIss
sdnten 0dmpfern
W / | pauf!e unp 9etrpit
g%teiienpe, Bic in Milpaufie NIT benz benb,uo,
an1tommet1> tDnna1 lo9leid an gorb eeben uSo
%abreilen II. getpinnen oaburd 12@tuu-
esn an3ett Dor Semen bic iitsr Gbicaee nab benz
Slten reiien.
Dteis Neiie it au9 Der N%aturldvubeit tpsaeu,
10 bic NiasarafaQe bieten, jsser anbern Noutr
ser8u5teben. Man flbrt auf bieler Qtnie Bon
yttlpautte mad Oetrcit> 5amiltou, Suspenfpn
Srtoge G{ta9arabride), Buffalo, Hpaeter, o.
racuie, Rom', Utica, @ltony,' New. gprf, 8Iofon,
Toronto, Sseensturg uub Mprtraal.
Der pref8 1T biuieer als Der auf
anbern 2inien.
aarten iIno in alien 5aupt< gileubabu= Sffefn
bes Wefens gu baben.
s. $. @bitmpre>
General Wetern Nsent, ct. paul.
Spbn Nnprep>
5idet=Msent 81. Waul,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-14
&. 8. 8 rabem,
9dnpler in
@tleu, NGQeIn, @tnb1

~ - ~ 0%N "
5arttpaaren, ptttSbur8er &pblen,
Mderbau<@ erdtb19aften &c.
balt tets porratbig elm erpbes Qaaer auer Waa-
rem IN lsiner Bran@e, ais
SltSp, S9wepii@e8, Suntasta unb &en>
ftngtpn>G ilen>
Yfus'@ tabl, @uB. 6tabl1 Teber-@ tabl, Naael,
8etten, 3uder< ae1el, Mren une Sprins- gebern
uno uberbaupt ldtuere 5artwaaren. Dessleiden
ben terlbmten
&ed Sslanb GlipperzpfluA,
Der - aQ9emetr unb euniie betannt 1T.
Dieie Maaren merben fdmnrtli@ 3u ben nieb-
ri9iten Baarpreilen Sertauft.
Masa3in : Dritte @tra6e, pberbalb Minne5ota-
frabe, ct. paul, Minn.
o1 Gin beutf&er GIerf tets augesen.
Deutl1er @~ptteSbienf
sben Sonntae Mprsen 103 l1br unb Nbenbs u
ubr in Der trten beutl9tn 9, 81. Stride, Gde
Der 6. unt &cfabflfrabt.
pb.8 nj prebtstr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-14
q. q. G. q

WRtn1ef0ta= pain, Wr. i.
Dieter 3ain arbeitet unter Der ge1ebli@eu Sc.
ri@tsbarteit bes @rpB- 5ains BON Nem<Gorf nnb
balt lttne reeelmabisen Sibunsen ieben Dienfaa
Abtae UNI 8 ubr in benz 20tale In Madubtn'soo
sutlotaes. I'M erttten StOd, @dt ber @asbtna-
ten' uno Wierten Strabe. @insane an @aS-
bingtcn- @tra6e,
Nkr;a moL4
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-14
1860. 4U@zzzz]zz.SEER 1861
- Mt6tgan Sputbern

wlWlyuN SUulDtlN
unb
Detroit, Mpnrpe ut1b Tplebp Bobn.
Diele 9inie nrtb ibre ger%binburset bilben etns
ppu1tdtbi9e 9tprte Dpn .Detrpit naG @bicaap
Mlpautie> Walena, &pf Sslanb, Dubuaue>
8urlingtpn> prairie bu @bien, Ga @rp1e, ct.
Yaul> Gairo. ct. Suris, ct. Soiepb unb aae
Nuutcn tint Weiten un6 Siemeitsn.
Nu9
ra9 apleoo, elenelanb, Vtttsbur9, @beeltns,
Netp. Yprt, ule aQsn Srten, tppbiu 1tan anf BET
psri9teoensa 3psi9tahnsn BON jensa pIdsen fab
6 ' nbr IS minuten " M;ttaa. eiobtnino erpres
fir @bieaso unb Nstp- gprf
fpnttnt at 5u Mbrian um 9,45 8prmitaas
: 1plebp Unit $50
; GleSelanb tint $40 Nadm.
Buffalo nj 1920
: @btca9p INIT 200
Nem, yprf unt $50
1 nbr Na&mittass.? Gulebp ,nb Cincinnati
@rpreb
tSnimt mad Geleop UNI 4>05 Madmittaas,
@lebelanb UNI $50
Buffalo urt 4,55 @urmittaas,
Nep~gort un $50 Na9n1ittaes.
Otele Npute ma9t birefte 8erbinbuug III Gle<
Selarb NIT ben pra9tpplen 5teanern ,Gitp p1
8nhalp" nnb y@etern Metrppplis> mad Buffalo.
5 ubr IS Mtnuten Nahm. Mbrian unb gHe>
ltern Grpreb .....
tSmmt an 81 Mpnrple UNI 5>O5 Na@mittaos,
= Mbrtau UNI 1000
@btcagp um 700 Gorn,ittags.
S &arten fInneu erbalten &perbe,1
gu Detroit, III Der Sh1ee ber @pmpoonte.
@de Mtpater< unb 8ru1bzS traBe.
Dte s3igs gsgen nad ber @bieaso !3eit at,
tpelae UNI 20 Wtnuten fruber 1T ais bic BON DE-.
trptt. Snp. g. GampbelI,
@en'l superintendent.
@.Y. Rnigbt, @sent 3u Detroit.
= @en'l 5uperint. Sffce, Tolebp, Stunt Is. SO.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-14
Spmmer ~Nrrangentent.
9feue pana8ierz unb Grprebz 6rodtzein1e.
Setrott= uno Milpaufte= Gtienbabn.
III gerbinbnns nit ben
9feuel1 ut1p i9bner SceanzD ampfi6tfen
uDetrpit" urb uMiIwaufee"

pas DampfiHif uMilmautes", CAPT .Nitorbs.
ofrlabt ben OpG am 6u6e BON Milipaufee= Gtraf,
1eoen Wfpraen prIcile 5 llbr (@pnntaas ousosz
1%lpr1nteN) uno ltebt nit ben Gllcubabu. 3uoeu Re,
1etrplt= une Milpaufee=, Great @ejteru< uue
Nem<Yprf G%eutrol@H ail= Neoe 1T oireftrr g;s,-
%biubu1a.
Altur1ft in Niaeara Sails 4 ubr Moraens.
MltanY 4 ubr Nod,n.,
Mew=yprt 9 lbr 30 81. Mbp5.
Bptpu - lbr 9iadts.
Das DanpfiGiT uDetrpit", GAIT. WcYribs
SerlaBt ben Opd ser Detroit unb Milwautsfz
gtlenhabu~gp. Na6utttaas 4 l1tr (Gpurtn,a
aussenpmnen).
Mntunft 1T Detrpit rbr 80 SD. Nporo
Susp. Bridge 5 l1br Mbeubs,
Mltany 4 ubr Moroens.
9iew gprt 10 l1br IS 81. Dlpro.
BOtpn IL ubr As %, Witt.
palage=Silets: via @esel- pber Dampf(n,r
nag gren1e1t> 5an'turs, 5aSre> Mntpsrpeu, H0i..
terbant, ytberpppl &C. tperSet it, Der Sffce Re-,
epntpe9nte ~Dsrfauft.
Yaquete fir tr9enb einen an per Detroit UNI
Vftlipa1tee = Gtlentabn e~elesenen Ylas ,psrse,
prompt utb biQig ~befDvrbert.
Dtan 3et9ne Gra9t: Via D. & M. Il
DteNe Sen1pasnie ~befSrbert Jra6t au bseeutens
9eflu9eren pretlen1 idneller unb fid,erer, ais IL
efno et1te atoere GeieIfdaft.
SfFee lit Milwaufie $50 SlhwaderltroRe.
g.. Nien1eier> Sal irer.
Sul1usW @pStus, General @eent.
5. 8. % ! ut II,
r%silenbsr Ayent fir pen Wefen.
8iaiam Bsrens, yallas'e1~
D.D. Sreeman, @ssatsn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-14
@tlenbobnen II, DQmfpbDpte.

EtTn@knLnn~ ~~.c,.L
@VtNUuDHIN u. OQMTDDDDfe.
Ole 1ut5el1e l@ntu1te utlr auelnt9e 9erabe
Npute nod
m{Imnrrfee Nh:..~
,,,h oiTsn N,,,fton ~. SSuv.eu8u-
""V u"'" p"'atea 'M &Fen uno Suoet
o W n0et pie
Nitlm11tfeP, Yea Nrn1Yp
.,,h@4 M..,r ~ ~+r!b.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-14
: Mnfunft neuer @aQren
i'm
st. paul Gbee-$ tere.

pic nrter3fidnetea erlauben 1i9, las ssebrte
publitum auf bas rei9bolttge M0ortiment oct
alen Sorten:
@pecerei=@aarem,
,r(tnet1> 8e%brannten u. 9em,ablenenG afee'@>
Deutl6en Yrpbuften &C.,
'ufmerfiam 81 ma1eu,. mopp1 le turali6 tpieber
aeue gprratbe e%rbielten. ''.
Gbsn1o observation-disclosures fe ibr Eager spn
Nfetfen,
Gatafen unp 7-~..-
@tearren
uno bieten Sanblcrn @elesenbeit redt biuig Ut
s1ufen. 49,
Nfanfub S. @aar,
na9lt Der 1. presb. Stride
3te 9troEe.
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umt5u0.

]. G. & .. 6. Bur6Qn&
Ine BON ibrem alien Gel9aftSplas ant 6uB Der
Sad onitrabe mad benz srpBen, junst BON 5pilaub
9n1 NttQer tnneeebabten @aarenbaule, Ode Der
@iblesirabe> sesrsen.
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8. 6. S S. g. 8urbanf,
Gn9rp6z 5dnpler in
Observation-Disclosures pebitipn:

Gommiffipns=S dnbler,
@reBbaneler 1T Groceries, Mebl, S9peineFeil9,
@etratee unb 9ebensmitteln> Salt, Cement, au6,
hhaar>. Naseln> @alh Druid unb padpapier,
Drudmaterialien &c.
Gra9teontrafte tuerbe1 na9 bent Siten uab @e-
aen ibernommen.
Sa9rsori@ale esntatt auf @unltsnationen 3u
per1pnen, pel9e Glitter at uns epniigniren,
tennen id baranf oerla0en> bag le Dor 1eber.
t~beurun9 9ei9ubt Inb. Glitter werbeu III ben
nteortsfen preiien pbne &udi9t auf bic belpn+
eere poltltnte pber bas Boot lpebirt. 9aser- ,nb
ecn1t1tIltons-@ ebabr 70 ntebrts als in jsbem re-
ipeftabten 9au1e.
Sffies an Der Qesee, ant TuB Der @ibleYtraBe.
S. 6. II. 8. g Burhdnf.
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@nenbQbnen Il. Dompf bDpte,
Baltimore unb 0bio-G i(rnbabn.
&4&@@=%z@SRaDie srobe Moute mad

@#&@@@RDis srobe @oute mad
Walbtnston, 8oltimore> pbilupelpbia,
yfew<yprf u>o 8plfpn.
-, N!sle sSrtrs1l1be SaA4 nit ibren perbe0ertsr
ptFt1pen Serbtaon1teen> bietet bea Retleupem eius
S 81 sta1e nag Salttn1pre> .Ybilabelp bta> Stem
anf pelGer man Durdaanas<8 iaete = yruan.
XidetsJ unb @epddmarfen 1Gbefs) nSh Mn.
1btngtpn erbalten farm.
Ore1 pa1ag1er<3 u9e p%erlahen @beelina, Wa..
ta9ll9 unb itnb tn birefter Berbinbuua NIT AMEN
peflt9en s3isen.
Na9 alien Dftlt9en Gtdoten:
Ton Saltirtore fabrt man 'pelei6 cbns Mufeut-
pbtlooelpbia, Newzyerf unp Bptpn.
Ne9 Wa]binstpn seben BON Baltimore tdIoli,t
Vaersslo nne Tobrseit 70 fury tpie auf irasue
10 Neilenbe belieben tbre 8iQete sio snbe,.
ting. gu serlan9en. Dur6eanaSfarten unn Si"ss
tmnft erbalt r'an in ben gilenbabn- Bureaus ssa
~ Die Baltimore uub Sbiu- e;5enhohr
u yts'lstlera alb san5 be~lrabers BET MaturldSu.
be1ten tpe9et Sit etapfeblen.
Stir Tra9t mad pbilaoelpbfa, Nem<91orf
unp 8pfpn>
na9 pher Son bem @enen,
gat e'sls gabn grpbs @ur5iee> bo lie, am Sh;o.
Tate 81 gSbeel11ts, geapopb unb Worfersb,,r,
auslan1sno, NIT bent srsben Neywerfs ]peGlid,5
Gtlsntabnen TT ctrefter gerbinbuno itebt>
GOn Wbseline unp parfersbura aebet, i,,e,,
li9en 6lu1e ab. "p~
pie -Traatpreiie 1inb 70 bil1io
pte au1 tr9enb elmer anbern Rprts'
@Iter BON trsenb einem plaBe Shlid spn Wait;-
MORE S9n tsse, .sna man, n: yWia 82te. u. 6bio st. 81"
ntrt it, tpirb raid telprat. ivy" ''"Fs
6ra9i<@esntsn Fnc: 3. megurnie, il,
S1tcttratt; g. SerApbil u. g., MipIsn *.
5. ~. Scse> Mayssile, SY.; s. d. Qppnid'
Yprtsnpntb> O.; %. Mep II. g.. miShlerrrt
D.; 5. .. 3prbz @beeItue, 3d.; Mpies Mr.-.
ter> Selen; g.8. YsrtpeiI, Mew,gprf; So,
HenY> philadelphia; S.. gnslanb, Baltirnors:
@sp. 6p1ter II. g. Granssile, Snr.; s. a.
Wprebeab u. Co., 9prissiQe.
e.; Torlytb II. g., Ct. Souls;
T. ST. 9ole, General Siuets Woeut.
US. greacptt 9mitt>
EranSpprtn1ei(ter; @.S. 1u1Ier.
@enernI=W re&tf Sea on .6,.s
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Stel5er <@pule.
Abtlipp Stel3er, @isentbUmer,

: #Vt1tPP S1e13gr1 W79111gUn1tT'
ct. Yeter, Mtnn.
Dieles comfortabel eingeri9tete Gait II. Soft
baus btetet Neiitnbeu unb Sc fgGnaern
MQes, tpa6 BON einrm WirtbSbaus= @tabli7sment
erlter Rlale beanlpru&t werbe1 tann.
5ppafabr9elegenbeit bon bier aus nah a(enEbei=
len bcS 9taate8.
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s. 6. 8urbanf>
General Msent fir bic @aleua- Duuleitb- uub
Minnelpta= Yafet-Gp.

~ Ser s. 9. @li1ter
1T als 1beilbaber in bas pbeneenannte @t1Gdft
ett1eetreten uno tpirb fetne spertben teut1aen Sum
ben in ibrer Mutteripra&e freunpli9 unb reel BE-
btenen. %
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SommerzNrran9ement
ebteas0, Nep>gOrf> 8pltpn, OF. Qouis, Cairo.
Nep' Orleans, sia
SQtnpt8 Central
unb
@alena uao 6. 80. Gilenbabn,
3r9e SsbsM Son Dunleitp ab Gaa@ grprsB um
7 nbr q; Ma @pnataes disagreement,
Maa Memp,is lit 80 Gtuubeu,
Na9 Net~O Orleans tit So gtunssu.
Na9 9fetp< yurt lit 81 @tunbsn.
Nah Beftpn 1T SIS Stunbeu.
pallagtere BON ct. YauI fnbeuau Duuleitb hr
:3uee mad alien @esenpeu i'm Oltsn unp i'm ST.
ben in Sereitiaaft.
Dts Na6tSdae BADEN Wa0aons NIT
Betten.
2btpug- Iitet5 ~ baben an Der SadlpulraBs.
'1ape Der Sepse, g, 9. Gprbea,
en- On n Meent in ct. paul.
M. IT. @rtbur, @sn'l-S superintendent Gbiraor,
W. .. S0bnlon, 0enI~ ga 7asierassnt, 0tieaop,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-14
&eiter'8
D1fDt1b 9pu1e,

1It1V>W1HII WtlltN.
Der unter5ei@nete bena4rtatiet bas putlifunt,
baB ct unter pbt9em Nau1en Gin oeutiges 5ptel
erDfnet bat, bas Netlenben ale 8equemli9feitsn
barbtetet.
@ Sir @taQunssn 1T ebenfalS auf bas
Bette geipret. @eiter.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-14

NV %Aul>S9NNp
BON
Mn9nH Gnbe, iu ct. MutbpnD.
Der l1nter3ei@nete benadrt9ttet bas putlifunL
bab ct 1nter obigem Nauaen Elm beut19es Gait
bau6 erSfnet bat. 100 &eilenbeu aQe Bequemlid,-
teiten bar9ebpten linb.
Sir @toQuns it e~benfals auf bas 8eie seiurst.
s..- TT 6 BE.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-19
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New Observation-Disclosures
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days at 6 pm. Departs Mondays
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Tuesdays, Thursdays and satur-
days at 6 pm. Departs Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays at 4 a. III.
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Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays
at6p.m. Departs Tuesday Thurs
DAYS and Saturdays at 4 a. IN. =,
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at 10 p. IN. Departs daily at 2 a: H.
Albany Mail-Semi-Weekly-Ar-
rives Tuesdays and Saturdays at .
p. IA. Departs Mondays and Fri
DAYS at 6 a. IN.
Natchitoches Mail-Weekly-Arriv'S
Thursdays at I'm. DepartsIhurs'
days at l p. N.
lOffice ehours-From s to IL a. m; from
! 2 to & p. IN.
Sundays, from s to Q am.
ii. HUNSICKER, Z. NJ.
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o. Postn,asters are Te4~esteS 10
act as agents for the Neacs, and re,
.a;n ten per cent from amount f0r'oaTded
Subscribers out Of town.

Having received complaints from
manv subscribers about not getting
their papers, outside the mail' by stage
wewould notify them, that the agents
of the different lines object to having
papers sent in that way they say II
sin violation of the law and they
much prefer not doingit; therefore we
will not, from date, send papers ex-
cept by the mails. Parties wishing
other arrangements made will have
70 attend to it themselves.
Persons not wishing to subscribe
for the Daily Neus by the year. cal
have it sent for six months, by mail
for S 4; for three months $3.50. Sub
scriptions for shorter period viii
not be received. The money mus
always accompany the name.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-19

ciplc and noble truth enunciated in
tho Declaration of Independence 10
still osrs. We. Me secedes, are
alone vindicating the right Of self
government-the right to resist op-
preston, and to withdraw from the
political association Of the oppressor.
The pestilent puritan Yankees arc the
revolutionists-trampling under feet
all the lessons Of the past.
We gave up nothing that we loved
or cherished in the past. Every bat
tle field Of the United Colonies and
of the United States are ours.
They tell me that there are some
in our midst that are for repudiating
the birthday of Constitutional Lib
erty along with Yankee-doodle' sim
ply because the scoundrels keep the
day too-or because they had it FIRST
They kept Washington's birthday
and Christmas and Sunday: Shall
we give them all up? The accursed
lfanatical and round-head tribe ha.
robbed the South of enough-Got
1knows-let us not foolishly giv'
them everything.
Besides, boys, the 4th July wa
no more q United States affair thai
Christmas. They adopted both. bu
both are older than the United States
They both belong to the World-th
: one sacred to Christianity. and tn
' Other to freedom.
Our forefathers signed the Decls
ration on the 4th July, '76, and fougt
y the battles that made it true. W.
q their Southern sons, will not yield OF
o heritage Of glory to the grovelin
e minions of the autocratic llllno
" baboon. oENEA'
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-19
Communicated.

Mr.. Editor: ! am an old man,
and like most old men, l live in the
past-its cherished memories are very
sacred to one with little in the future
to hope for. Now, Sir, when l was
a young man, the United States was
young too. She had just emerged
from the war of 1912 Al entered
life. Like everybody else then,
loevd the Union. For l had fought
at Pensacola and New Orleans, and
my father and uncles boasted of the
battle fields Of the Revolution. But
we did not fight under the stars and
stripes as tho accursed Yankees pre-
tend. That bunting was not adopt
ed until lS-if I recouect right.
| Well, sir, was a strong Union
man-as warm as any in the nation.
1 even believed Calhoun's middle
r name was Cataline, or should have
been, and that he and the other South
e Carolina politicians deserved the gal
q llows.
IL But when the Union fell into Re.
lpublican hands, and it became an en-
CINE Of oppression, instead of a shield
>; of protection, found out the merits
If of the State rights doctrines and be
came right good Yanceyite for al
old Whig fogy.
:. OF course, I was for secession
But, sir, in giving up the Old unio'
J. because it was perverted by bad mer
q / gave up nothing that was good
r. nothing that was national. The oil
=. DEMONSTRATION, free from abolition in
g depreciation, is still our'-~e aeop'
ed at Montgomery. Every great psin
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-19
[For the Daily News
To tho New York Seventh.

The New York Seventh, the Northern taw
Is moustrous drilled and drilling;
But lack the sandy, the gritty craw'
And lack the mack Of killing.
We've got few Of Texas steel,
And with them Parish Caddo,
We will meet them on Cd open field
And thrash them in adido.
Two to one, they may have odds,
And all their drilled and drilling;
Bv all the fates and hosts of gods.
We will do the most ot killing
We would not ask on hours space,
To run them off creation,
Half that time we'd have q race,
And run them like damnation.
When they fight us, If we havn't beat,
Three times their weight in Yankees
Wen all agree q few to eat,
AS Rangers cat Comanches
Shreveport, June II, 1861.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-19
leslie's lnfirmary,
AT THE LATE COURT HOUSE
MARKET STREET,

MARKET SIKEE I,
ODposite the Pycsbyter,an Chu1ch.
Is fitted up to receive patients at
all times.
The rooms are spacious, we'll ven
iilated, and have every convenience
for the sick. Persons visiting TINS
Institution for medical treatment Will
receive all the attentions and com
forts of home.
There are suitable apartments for
Slaves, and the owners may rest as
sured of their receiving proper atten'
ton.
Shreveport, June lily.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-19
Agricultural Resources Of the
SOuth.

Messys. Editors.-I am glad to see
that our papers are publishing statis-
tical information relating to the agra-
CULTURAL resources Of the South.
We find everybody, almost, enter
tanning the mistaken notion (Which l
find in the London Times of the 3D.
inst, too-but don't wonder at it, for
it gets it's information from the North }
that the northern States are, and the
southern States are not producing
States. There never was a greater.
mistake. With your consent l will
call public attention to some striking
and Interesting facts in this connec-
ton, to show that the bugbear " OF
starving out the South, and cutting
of supplies, ETC." may be said with
ease, but done with much difficulty
Twill select first, South Carolins
to run the parallel with. for severa
reasons, the chief of which is tha
she has been supposed to produce no
thing but cotton and rice, and she II
the most derided and contemned o
d all the southern States. Not man.
8 persons suppose that this State, alone
: produces nearly fve-sixths of all tn
n rice grown; but the seventh census G
1860 shows this to be the fact. BE
sides she produces within 5000 bush
-Iels of as much wheat as is grown b
nj all the New England States put tt
\, rether. She produces as much cor
, ALMOST as the State Of New York IAN
,l6. 900 bushels more Of that grain tina
q all the New England States; bein
4 upwards Of l6,000,000 Of bushei
t She produced, in that year. more oa'
!. than Maine; more by million bust
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-19


So far a our agricultural resources
n. concerned We havs no complaints
70 make. On the contrary we shoald
return thanks to the Almighty forshis
goodness and manifold, Blessings upon
us At the very time we require them
most. Never before, to our recolfsc-
ton, havexwe. had such ~cheeringsa-
telligence a from all sections Of the
Southern country, about good har-
vest. Unless we meet with some
mishap, which is not likely, we will
have an over abundance Of all the
requisites for sustaining life. Poor
chance is there now for the enemy
STARRING rs out, as they at first con-
templated. Even if we had failed to
have an abundance of provision from
| our own industry, they would not
|. have succeeded in their hsllish de-
s;gns. For. the very ones who are
Ilcudest in their cries Of "starre them
oxt." would be the first to send us
food, if they knew tho almighty 1ol'
lar would be forthcoming. AS it Is
with all the vigilance that 10 observed
to prevent the shipment of provisions
South, Cincinnatishipsalarge amoun
to New Orleans. 1t1equires the Gun
ming not possessed even by satan tt
keep that class Of. men from comm
wing different ways to secure te'
!. dollars, to store in their Golfers.
IL In our humble estimation there
;, nothing like blockades. The bes
thing that ever could have happene
|, for our benefit was to compel US
fall upon our own resources: In
people Of the South now have thel
% eyes open; they have been advise
: :, for years not to be dependent upo
other sections Of the country IL
what they needed. They would N
heed, and in all probability new
m would, but for the turn in the aftal
,g of our nation. We are pleased
e, see the happy effect arising from Il
is present difficulties. For we see ahe'
,g of us the South, independent in
il things hereafter, and proud in t
ay thought that she looks to none b
We her own people fcr what she. nee
x mechanical and agricultural. Let
ng now prove to the world that we
We and will live without the North. L
cry is we will!