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TEACHER WANTED.

A SOUTHERN LADY, to esch the eezHon sad higher Kng
a Rh branches in Institunon q ne hshest gsfs IN
Mississippi ad expenoed Teach
need apply. iieral EAlAry giTslA edress WI reG
ADU0At0b7
BeptI-d Uaicu AID Arerican ofSe0-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-01
.DmRcLEAN,S UNIVERSAL PILLS,
For IAVer Complaints RiIiOusness Head
- ache. lie.

20 ache, &c.
EIVHBRH has been oATHARTTo madeleine OEersd 70
the public hat has givsa rach entire atiRachon - Nc
LEAN6 UNIVERSAL PfLLe .---.r- --'-
Being entirely vegetable, Asy perfectly nneeent and eAA
taken b the es tender infant; yet prompt and powerful In
removing all Bilious ssFetonB Acid Impure, Feed Matter
from testomaoh In fact they The only Pills that SAoud
be used In Eslsriszs dsstEictI-~
They produce Gripping Sickness or Pain In ths stsAch OF
Bowels, though active and searching IN they oPeraton
promoting healthy secTetona II the Liver and KdneJ
viii Szf from BouSness, Headache and Ioul stoAaeA when
cheap remedy ot9ainedi Keep th constantly
hand single dose skea SEASON, pFsTsn hours days.
and months Of sis1ess AE for Dr. J. b. MeLAT Unver
al PillA Take other Beng coated hey tssse Price
only cents box, and be sent By nail to any part q
hs United ststss- - - - -..--..
oorDeT ef Third and Pine streets, 81, Louis, Mo,
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WANTEn RENT.
Notice to Merchants and others.

TTAVIEG been appointed Collector Of the Pert Of Nashville
Tepnes.ee, the souihern confederAsd States,
Sa proceed to collect all Dube Coos ares
MarchAndise imported Stale from any Foreign state
not iucIudtd In Southern confedetd States either y
veyanee JESoA 1no1AS;
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CD. gussSiII. anionl uns Snstitan

lDaHy az, rrl-WssrlT ass weekly 81.
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AsHyILLE AND CHI CHATTANOOGA NJ
CHANGE OF SCHEDULES.
ON AND ABTER
THURSDAY ,'SEPTEmBER sth, 1851,
Passenger Trains On NashVs and ohatanOog1 Rarss
will run folloEE-
GOING HAST.
ap,rE A ~.

GOING HAST.
Leave FashvilIe at rs n and 500 Il
-H Arrive at Chattanooga 100 n and 5:45 Pm.
COMING WEST
Leave Chattanooga at ESQ n and 900 P n.
Arrive At Nashville al 7:31 ii and 4O0P Il.
TRNHE Trains leaving Nashville At sl5 connects At War
traee with 5hebyVie Braneh at Tullahoma with Moiun
vile and Manchester Railroad and at Dhe with Winchester
and Alabama RaTnTd, at CeEan with seEanee Rsr0Ad and
ct Chat Anooga With Western and Atlantic KAilroad.
The Trains leaving Nashville 800 d, At War
ace With shelbyVe Branch At Stevenson With Memphis and
Charleston Railroad and At Chattanooga with East Tenn and
Geo, and Western and Atlantic Railroads.
Through Tickets the fooEng points, and At prices
cd be had al all hous application to the Ticket Agent
At OHce, Rt DepotI
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-01
NASHVILLE Gun FACTORY.

,TocKHOLDgRs Ia the NASHVILLE Gsn Factory Boasd
~ tbs a. Directors a5e ez % lizs Dollars
sSc before sss hrIt AondAy In Setes
next The stsckhoders arsrsgatsd Hat the oss o. ne
mIsrEizned Ne. 44K Cbs-rg ssets I'd make PromPt pay
800. - ~ =. 4I W L. BOsTI6k,
sT-stSsf -..-.- --r - seersaAy AID Treasurer
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-01

Nashville and Decatur Railroad
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
7HROUOH To MEMPHIS IN II HOURS.
ON ana afsr Sunday, Jaly sIt 1851 Nall Train vii IeAvS
u NASHVILLE Daily At N.
Rsturning, arrive at Nashville at I:ISAE
WAY Pszseng Trains will leave Nashville daily except suH
days, ate IN.
Ret1rninq, srTiye at Nashville 8:lO NJ
mp The A. n. Train connects with Trains 70 Hunts
Vfile and Chattanooga.
The P. II. Train connects WITH Trains to oohnth,
Grand Junction, Memphis, and New orlesnS
IuIyip-a ", ON PERKINS,
General Superintendent.
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Notice 10 ISatIrand COmpanIes.

Notice TO Railroad Companies.
ENEB undersigned having been great expense and trouble
L TO build MIL for the purpose Of RERoLLIA9 OLD
RAIL Road IRON and also for tie manufactures NHW
aAILs, and being the c1ly establishment Of the kind In the
southern Con edsTacy hsd hoped meet with hat encourage
aent Wec Noud enable them have constant employ
nd thereby greatly promote the interests o the RAD
enteprzeE the south As however. they have
Ved but little encouragement except iro the Roads IN the
iny OF the MIL although their interest, well the in
~ Of ese Roads, requires ha this establishment should b
II Al stained,
We therefore take method say the vsouy Railroad
ompGn that need Iron re-reled that ned New Rails
pre- furnish them with either at EoIi no
e,snd q The quality provided receive their or
n. Boon that The - be kept 10 operation. Bat II We
ave to susneni operations for the want Of ons, can give
arsuIazce that work soon sgan We thsre
lrt resDssti z ly 2.sa4. 5isFG. Actress, .-. A
= - SeGFTELB & MARKHAM.
- a EtiGs u, tsorRia z
'ss. L. A.. N.sltCAL a0,sy ons week, and %
Ooruraonvesltb 0ss, Atlanta, Ca ana copies Pa
Suipgl IN saTSTdsaRsuts married 70 hssEL y e
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hates o. AdveTtIsIng-
rxH LINES Oh LESS CONSTITUTE A sQUAS1
llNINARLl AF PLlAsyAl.

8HEsUAPLB Ar PhaAByAR. ..s.
One Ysax s3o-Eaeh additional Square, as
aVsrtfeefB excesdtng tho space c0nGFacteA
ed Ter, viii BE charged for the excess
ID vs-s1-a-o s-rsf d FHB7 WEzKLT.
oiz pOILta per sqzAs fOF s ar and ETrI ors for sad
Subsequent Insertion ~
Adserti..rasntI Pu6ishsd n so Us Daily wsskly,vI
the fan daily rztes with ens half the weekly rAte
7rsasts-t s,s b paid 70, a. tsl ssassr
taserfos.
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BIB. meLEAN's VOLCANIC OIL LiNI
MINT
chest External In che World for Men or
E1eRaI.

gVyH0USANDa Il kEaGH bsnEG have besr ySd life Of de-
erSptude and misery, By the Of this inIalz1sh n
ent IL win reievs almost antanesus IL, and
viii cleanse purity the foulest 60RH in GnincFdb6
short tine McLEAE's VOLCANIC OIL LTEIMENT will
iRerste Of RheumAtEn, 0out o. Men
FAlgE For Psyss, ooGtaeed Muscles, Stiffness 81 Weak
neS n the Joints, Muscl Lgansnts, viii fil
rWo applications will SIRE Throat Headache Esrshs
Fer Burns ScAlds any Pain Infalble Remedy
Try IT, and Will And Indispensable remedy. Keep Is
always On hand
PLLNTRRs FARMERS, OF any having charge o. horses
win save money By MeLezns Volcanic Gil Enment. Il
speedy and iAfAllible for Calls, sprsinS, chses
swsn LamSnsss swesny Bor Wounds Scratches, OF any
0xte-usi disease Try It. ard you will be convinced
DR., J. q. MeLEAE, Sole PrepristoT,
Saint Louis Mo-
For sale at PrOphssors PrOes hy Berry DemOyis ande
~ Hsndsrsbott mAE-sd-tW&Wly
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NASHVILLE, sept. II, IsSI.
TNHE BAak Of West Tennessee, Memphis has deposits
Funds At the Panters BGk q Tennessee at Nashville
Tor the Tedsnptton Of its Rotes. ----- 49,
sepIl2-anS B. HATs Cashier.
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Army Omcers.

one IN want yey superior Aehr0natd sSy Glass
90 s,is sue al ne solIoNing dsssdptea IRON ne under
,Tnel Bias BODY With four drass, fo 81 leg En draHa
oI N loot vhen Shnt jest gas - inches diameter,
stS $40 n teeu sun and raE % mzsn fynS power 90 de
6oes readily he moons Jap and rngF q sAtafn also
hsys wooden Tripod stand or the ae ans VII sell TEEN
seyrss A. ooUabfnsd For further psEtculars addssss
tssns,r-dl.E r. ~ KBHD, 6trtreesboro, Tenn
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FIFTH Wax ..


GI5.rm.n-soDYzxY n. Ross csuDeilmen-RsCEAED
eIHpEE- and JoaDEz P. CotENANs viii Save y slSetei-
sepl5-dtd.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-01
NUMBER LIS

eAIus, Tho naTe an SscTs battery Of ried esn-
non, which commands the Kentucky Sbors n. a d.
I I7 % 'nree miles On either side Of the town
w., %nT Po Suf lsss everything was Quiet at
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-01

OAOH ana BEgZY aarness every style ana quAT Eept
csnstsptIy on ESno manufactures TO srieT Aisc,
Bugov Collars Kip Hos SKIS Collars, Brides hslers
nd al other AZ ices nade BY Harness Manu- o. the
m materials and 6nes workmanship al o. Ehlcn EiA be
ola a. esp as car be bough anyRnere in be United st
n Il HoWERrONe Harness has been awarded the 1IVh-
AT Prs q; the Tennessee stAts Fair, the Kentucky state
PAR At Bowling 0eeD at the Limestone County Fair, Aha'
NJ; AgrjsgltgrAl SoeieJ st AtheuE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-01

m GLOVER Timothy, Orchard Grass KsRtueky Blue
* erss Herds Grass Hemp sed, ad variety Of 9Afdsn
sd m bul foF sale qaAnIi[isI sls purehssrs Terms
cash. c.. a--.-. ga. -. -. y. L1O',,
sepl3dkWlw --.---- MHEst ssrset, near Bread
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-01

IDs for the Carpenters Work Ct the Nashville Gun Fats-
" will be receVei from tbs date to tbs Ieh Of epge-
Der Cash viii b aid fer the work The pER and ec
ons be At ne HdWsEe ttore q Macy HsmiIton
--- J. n HAMILT0Hy1
ssp7-ti =, Prsadsat.i
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-01
sElZCKE OF GINS.

No less than forty-four boxes Of muskets were
seized ey the Federsl troops al EiStbetht0wn AMI
oreugh. TO this city yesterday By adeachmeut Of
troops from Cen Sbermsn's command. They were
addressed to Sol, Thos. IT, Hunt T.eaisvilIe. by
way Of Nashville '---- $3.50 = =
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miscellaneous Items.
FrOz the Louisville Journal, Sept, D.
MORE PRISONERS.

We have received later advices from Capt. T. w.
GibsOn's command at West Point, at the mouth OF
Salt river It has been stated that Captain Gibsons
pickets were driven IN on Sunday night with loss
Of four of the number. Tbs missing pickets ali
came into camp on Monday morning perfectly un.
harmed. Ths hiRhts on the Indiana shore, opposite
West Point, sEe occupied By battalion Of Homo
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-01

Sold In Nashville By q. w. HendsTEhs Berry DemOVills
wing Pendleton and ali responsible dIugEiSts oc2a
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-01

CAST STEEL 81
EKTE have mail lot o. Cast steel chap 70 eaA
wv ssptI2-dln HILLS & AoOkE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-01

On Monday night four hundred and fifty troops,
Of tho Home Guards We presume, came from Lex
ington TO Frankfort 70 remRn there for the protee
ton Of the pub ie property. They viii be strength
ened if necessary.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-01
HIS LEFr KRNTrcn

The CiDciLnssi Cdssits says that Hon. George B
Hedge, Of CovingtOn, Ky, has fed for the south
toward which his Ongine soul and faiihess political
heart has been yearnIDg tor many months past
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-01

Satisfied beyond al manner Of doubt Of the poIit-
ical rottenness Of Mr.. 7. D. Edwards late Principal
Of the Newport tKy.) schools. the Union men of
Newport are taking measures 10 have his appoint
nent IS Coosul 70 DenArara, South America. re-
scinded by tie Government authorities AZ Washing
ton
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-01

The army correspondent Of the savannah Rsp,sb-
Hedn. writing from FArfaK on the 10th, relates
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NASHVILLE TENN, Tuesday, OCTOBER L 1861
MARS ron THE

WAR NOTICE. s1
TRoM and after this date ws VIII ret an orders any
scnption OF eosds unless accompanied With The oaah.
Being obliged now 70 pay cash for every article Rakaa,
Of this part Our stock ofGroceea and csa
eonares e now full and well assorted, and Can Deae Nin
THOMPs0E, sPERRY 90.
ADt2O-H No "a Market Itrsst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-19
1892 10

This decrease is partly due to the freshet which
interrupted business, and partly to the quarrel
with the New York Central road, which is now
arranged.
The following sales Of stocks were made at auc.
ton to-day by Adrian II. Muller, by order of
Jesse X. Dubois, Esq, Auditor Of the State Of
nln0ia.-
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doubtless shortly specie payment, and the ola
State Bank notes are receivable for taxes and its
considered ample to cover its circulation and more
too.
The Chicago Eoening Journal of the 10th inst.
remarks--
Eastern exchange is steady and firm. Some Of the
banks draw at a. while others charge Il per cent pre-
mium Currency Is plenty and easily obtained good
paper. Gold rules at X a Y per cent premium.
We notice that tho government Treasury notes al
ready used TO considerable extent among business
men, and presume that they will soon form the basis Of
the heaviest business transactions The Racine and Mis-
the 10Th and paid Off the employees in Treasury notes of
the denomination OF IS and So making change OF small
amounts In gold and silver. The men wore universally
satisfied.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-19

MISUNDERSTANDING Arabia, at Boston-Captan Drum
mond, Captain w Percy, Captain Goss, Rev Park
and wife, Theodore Parkman three Misses Parkan
Paine and wife Paine, two Misses Paine Zegle and
daughter, II Haydn and wife, II Appleton, wife, two
children and nurse Miss Chadwick, Miss Newton, STILL
well and wife, Miss Swe and Mrs Owen and
two children, Mrs II Booth. two children and nurses
Samanos Mrs Samanos Waite and wife, Wagner and
wife Mr. Hopkins and WIFE John Shereand Miss Sharcsnd
sonntas and wife, DR. Lewis and daughter, Mrs
Lewis four children and Clay Clay, two Misses
Clay DR. Heating Mrs Crownnshied, Miss Crowninsheld
Captain Henry Cook Mr. Saunders and wife, James Ken.
worthy, Bursey. Delaney n II Richardson Heatcy,
Torrey Samuel Torrey, William Nelson, Jr, X Merle
Ellis Pon 9 Cobb-S3. From HalifaxMrs Riddle Mrs
j Reid, Miss Reid Beste, Bryre. George Wattey
Sbley, Captain Day Mr. Harvey, wife and maid Miss Bull
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The Boston Post of yesterday says:--

The Boston Post of yesterday says:-
The Secretary OF the Treasury has called for another
stamcnt Of IA per cent the first fifty million lean-
making 80 per cent Of this loan. The refunded
saes made the for the benefit Of the
banks Is 81 100 per cent OF the loan.
Messrs John 4. Thaysr Brother, ono Of leading
banking houses have to-day taken hundred thousand
dollars OF nis loan for permanent investment thereby
showing the confidence they have in this class Of Sc
curitcs.
The Philadelphia Bulletin Of last evening says:-
The general aspect OF the money market has not chang
cd except that every day brings with it more confident
feeling Labor and capital were more free than
now TO pursue their ordinary avocaons and the unars
nifty OF sentiment which exists between canitai,e,a
and the government cannot but be crowned with ,he H.
most success only in suppressng the rebellion in the
South, but in advancing our agricultural
and mercantile interests. Trade Is steadily improv ing
and there is rather inquiry for money on the street
but there is difficulty In placing first class paper on the
street Mt a per cent Breadstufs are frmcr under
the favorable advices from abroad the shipments OF
flour, wheat and corn from this port quite heavy
The St. Louis Democrat, under date of Tuesday
evening, 10Th inst, femarks:-
To-day bankers refusing the all the banks
OF this city except The Merchants the Bank the STATE IF
Missouri, and Exchange Bank-the latter doing a $40
cal business Us notes good gold the other two
Age CONSIDERED sslsyast. because lbs Merchants vii,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-19
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, Oct. 1S-6P. N.
AsuEs.-The supplies were light and prices steady,
with small sales Of both sorts at S. %.
BRsaDsrUfrs.-Flour-Thc demand from the trade was
less active while prices firm for grades with
but little change quotations. Tho salos footed up
90 900 bbls., closing within the following range of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-19
nANIEL A. MATHEWS, AUCTIONEER,
SaiesrOom No 70 Nassau street

u SalesrOom No. ~ Nassau street,
Between Fulton and John streets
DANIEL A. MATHEWS will sell, at 70 Nassaustreet, this
day Saturday, at l0H o'clock large assortment of
and second hand Household Furniture comprising
rosewood Parlo Suits In brocate and plnsh solid black wal
and enameed Chamber Suits Centre Card and Extern
sion Tables, Wardrobes Dressing Bureaus, Washstands
black walnut and mahogany Bedsteads Hair Mattresses
Buffet Of oak and black walnut, marble Tee
Sofas Paor Chairs Arm and Rocking Chairs Secretary and
Library Bookcases Bookstands Corner Racks Hatstand
Sofa Beds Bed Lounges Velvet Brussels Three ply and
other Carpets, Curtains Oil Paintings, oak Dining Room
Chairs Piano Stools several Once Desks and Chairs China
and Glassware, &c. Catalogues ready.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

100 WEST FOURTEENTH sTREET-PURNIsHED
lOA Roomsoto let to single geuemen; also an entire
Second Floor unfurnished. References exchanged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-19

RR0oKLYN HEIGHTS. NO. WILLOW sTREET.-A
~ New England lady Offers pleasant home 10 parties
wanting Board Reference required. Terms moderate.
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SALES AT AUCTION.


A RaMuR b. CHAPMAN CO. AUCTION.
eersZElegant Household Furniture at public auction
tns property o. family leaving the city On this day
% West Sixteenth street between Fifth Sixth avenues
Sale commencing at ION o'clock Consisting seven octave
rosewood Pianoore Stool and Cover; rosewood PaTlor
Suit covered with brocate Eteeeres Centre Table
case stanay, OIL Paintings Bronzes, Vases Chandeliers
Mane Mirrors Clocks Couches Turkish Easy Chairs Hat
Stand, Stair Carpet, Ocoth rosewood and mahogany
Sofas, Bedseads. Chairs Washsands Rockers IL
pair fine Woo Blankets, "a pair Linen Sheets and Counter
IL Hair Mattresses Feather Beds McGraws Sofa
Beds Corner Stands Toilet Sets oak SideboArd, Extension
Table, China Dinner Set solid Silver Dinner and Tea Ser
vice ivory handled Knives and Forks crystal Glassware
Table Linen. Also all the Furniture the Apart
mens Also Basement and Kitchen Furniture Sale posi-.
tive, rain or shine.
A LBERT NJ. GRIFFIN 4 CO., AUCTIONEERS-A RARE
IA chance for housekeepers and deaers.-A M GRIFFIN
Co will offer at public auction this day Saturday. all the
Furniture contained In the private residence Of Grover
Dodge, ESQ., ~ West Twenty street. Sixth
at O'clock rosewood Parlor Suits covered In brocate
octave rosewood Panoore Brussels and Ingram Carpets
Mirrors Turkish Easy Chairs covered In tapestry Coches
10 match Etegeres Centre Tables Lace Curtains Shades
Mantel Ornamental bookcase Whatnots Clocks, Hatsand
Bureaus, Bedsteads Washstands, Hair and Spring Mat
resses Feather Beds Blankets Counterranes black walnut
Sofas Rocking Chairs Tables Corner Stands Engiavings
Paintings Sdeboards Chandeliers Extension Table China
Class Sllyerware, Knives and Forks, Tabeciohs, Arm
Chairs Card Tables Stair Carpets and Olcoh Also large
tive, commencing at O'Clock precisely
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-19
A M. MERWIN, AUCTIONEER
"a. BY BANGS, MERWIN 4 CO.,

New York Trade Sale OF Papers Stationery Tuesday
and Wednesday, Oct and Is at 10 O'Clock A. H. Exten.
sive consgnnents Of Writing Papers, comprising Fine
perae and Extra Note Letter Cap and Blank Book Papers
0i ne nesS nso large assortment o. I'M
great variety Of Blank Books &C. &c and large
voice of fine Ambropes Catalogues ready samples
are now on exhibition at the saesrooms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-19

CONSTABLE'S SALE HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &C.
~ a. NJ. CRISTALAR Auctioneer, viii sell, Monday,
Cd ~, silver plated Forks and Spoons, Files, Tea Trays
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-16
Meue6te Wahrthten.

Waibin9ton, 13. Nop.-3u rem
unolud, melbes pie Glemente iiber pie
orobe6lotte eebrodt, miro ferner 9enelrtt 4:
De- 0ampier @iniielo Scott lonA,e obne
Malten unp nit einem 9efibrli&en2sd i'm
8u9 am plaBe pe6 Nenoe;pouS an. I'm
na6 S@if nott 1u erbalten, batten letne 3
Qe,c1enen &anonen> feline San3e1ra9t bic
Muefeten Der 500 Marine>S plcaten, fur5
Muea, Die &atianen au6Senommen, Qber
Burp eemprfen nerren mlhen, uno ielbft
bonn mare tas @hif pabri9einli@ NIT
Mann unp Mau6 unter9e8on9en, menn
ibm ni9t Der Dampfer Bienptue 3u 5ilfe
oetommen pdre. Oils pieier an @tnfe!p
Gcott anleote, lpronsen Der Snsenieur u.
20 Matrp1en feiee uno SoreiltS an Borp>
melbe6 einen pantheon S@reden unter
BEN Solpaten beroprrief. Na@pem inpe1en
ter Snoenteur in GiIsn 9ele9t war, erbolte
li@ rie Mannlhaft Don ibrem S@reden
unp Mle wu1pen elldlt@ 9erettet. 8et
tem unter0an9e pes Dampfers Governor
famen 20 Wann UNI.
lleber rie bel BEN Sie9e ponpcrtRcYal
eemahte Beute b1ren mir ferner SOL
oenreS: Gs wurren erbeu!et 5000 Mus<
fet,n, 81 &anonen, cine immenle Men9e
Buhlen, 9prnifer u. I. No.. $500 Blonz
fets unp 3elte fir 5000 Mann. Sic &az
nonen (inp 2 sYfunper, carunter 4 8e3oz
gene u. er1 furSlih in @i@monp aeaof1en
Die anpern iino Don ben aus BEN Ncrfcll
Mrlenal e%e1toblenen @ei4uBen. rarunter
Elm i'm &riese nit Gnslanp erobertes. Dis
@ewebre unp Munition lnp ensli}9ee
6atrifat.
8olbinaton> Is. Nco. Ga5
0erubt, baB ron rer Hebelen Wrnee an,
unteru patomac Gruppen fortseben, 1T
unmabr. Der Beinp ridt ror.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-16

@ar9ttert@t. - 9n ber letten 3tit sou
europa ttnsesaneent Beri&te paren ben ooF.
nunsen unferer Garr.er. ben @etrsibepreis ~ e.
net siniseruaa6en proftablen pSbe feieen ~ ie
bsn' nidt muir ni&t cir fig, fenbera baben ebt1
men nieeerbradenbtn Ginfub etbabt u. f&uanfte
htr prtis bes @t3ens in Der @itte Der Be&e
ron 48 = So Gents. Die 6ra&t tGlt 1@ fort.
s'abrsnb: aaf ibrer pSbe unb jteben Is besbalb
s'ele un(trtr Grporteure BOT, ibr @ttrtibe auf 3D.
ger ju btbalten, I'M Is in Grpartune n~itbrieer
Gra&t trf ira Grubiabr 3u ptrf&iftn.
am Gnbe Ter @o@e naa9te f& cher cine Neia-
''as sum Stnten als gum Sttieen Der preiie b.
rnerfbar.
Die ausern @etreibearten taltsn TIRE preilr
sute in eer serieen @p9e. Das @ebl halt G@
felt suriser @o@e unseranbert auf %. so ser
Barrel faptrftin. unb 1915 per Barrel Grtra.
9ern- une 8u&wti3snunebl stentaus unperantert.
Aepftl fnb bur& frif@e 3ufubrtn biQiaer a.
spcrten unb tofen $500 tis 1918 ser Barrel.
grim. Die eetrudneten Sc Gents Der pfb.
eisr une Sntttr unseranetrt; tsselti&tn Rar-
tofeln unb @artenfrl&te.
Die Ileif&preiie baben feline 8trGnte,uua er.
litten unb fieen mir benz @eri&t Der poriaen@ o&e
nur bei bab S&wenefbuaal3 60 Gts. per wft.,
serau&trtts RtnbFeil@ 11-113 Gts. per wfunt
tofet. Material~ unb Colonial @aartn feiu
@e&iel.
Die pe13preiie limb sie fslst: Bar ST 60
tis 500; junser gar Is Gents bis 1915.
Otter 500 bis $500; Bieber rs eerts bis
$2.10; 3reu3' Gu&s $2.50 bic $3.50! Branb.
fu&s 81. 0O-1.50; Mint Is Gents biz ST. rs;
Mareer 81 90 - 800; Gii@er $1.0O-4.sO;
Qu&s Is Gents bis $3.50; Rafpon TO- so ets.
@of&usratten 6-8 &ents; prariepolf IS &c.,
Malbpolf $500; 3irf& IS &t.
2umterpreife: r@ibins" $t4. GO
per 2auitnb Gluorine $1e W-22.0O; Qatten
$3.50; @@intdn So. 50-3.cO.
Bon Milwautee bei6t 81 unter BEN 8. Ncsbr. :
Der Narst in Mebl it ftbr fiQ unb uuserGn.
bert. @erfdufe purten et:i&e eeu,a&t, ALIEN bic
8sbinsunaen i'nb ni&t ~befannt. @ei,en ptrtauft
70 Gents 30. 2. uub 70 Cts. sc. 1.