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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-18
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CINCINNATI, Dec. l7.-The mail from
Somerset failed to come TO hand to-day.
Gen. Buell. expected to take the field 10
person IN few days,
1t is reported that our troops nre CROSS
ing Green river. Buckner is comiug ~
the railroad to offer battle this side Of
Bowling Green.
In the Kentucky Legislature, several
members made elaborate speeches in favor
Of the Union.
The secessIouists are jubilant over the
prospects Of a war With England The
Union men come square up TO the mark,
and demand n war before word Of apollo.
| gy.
A grand review and inspection Of $4,000
troops took place at Cairo, Birds Portland
Fort Holt, yesterday.
Four regiments Of Infantry and three
gunbosts have been sent from Columbus,
KY, to New Orleans, where battle was
bCtug fought, and the city threatened with
demolition by our forces, The Inhabitants
are fleeing from tho city,
The CommreiarI Frankfort despatch
says a select committee reported a resolu-
ZION expelltug Representatives Elliott, Mat
lhswsOn, Merritt, Ewing Sllyerbooth, Gil.
bert, Boone md King for aiding in the re-
belllou,
Five rebel officers and soldiers captured
some days aEoin Tennessee by Uniouists
from Whitley county, Ky, passed to. day.
n route for Louisville.
A letter from prominent officer at
Mumfordville says the divisions Of Geu.
erals McCook, johnson, Wood and Rous.
seau rested on the Northern bank Of Green
river on Sunday. @
Aletter from Lebanon, Of the 18th, says
Il Thomas division Is making rapid prepara-
tiOpS, and will leave IN = few days,
4 There are rumors about movements Of
the enemy below, but nothing reliable Il
known.
u Nelson's division encamped on Null
! dTough's Hill, on the old Nashville turn
II pike, on Sunday, IL hne order and spirits.
X private letter, dated Somerset, Sunday
might, reports the capture Of negro ser.
want Of rebel oticeF rs be was talsiug
I provisions to the rebel pickets, 1t says
/ that zollieotfer has 5000 men this side
and 1000 the other side OF the river, for.
IitiEyiog both sides, with the purpose Of
WATERING. ...8a Il
:, Il was rumored at Somerset that 500
rebel cavalry had surprised q portion o,
Col. Halzsrds' regiment, and killed 4 few
and captured some, Hazards camp Is Il
miles from Columbia.
II this place Is fair index Of Kentucky
sentiment, the State will give prompt ant
cordial support to the Government In re
{ fusing to surrender Mason aud Slidell.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-18

HARRiSTuNo, Dec. 1.-THE news BY The
last arrival iron Europe created eOuiidsra.
Die sensation here, but the pRlversal Isull.
ment Is TO Do exact justice, and uOlhlaG
more or less, aRd II war comes the PrtSi-
cent will be enthusiastically UuSthICsd,
The subject Of dtfenses Of Philadelphia
Is being urged upOO the national govern
meet BY Gov. Curtin. lie is also actively
engaged in preparing arms for State Do.
fence. The subject iS occupying The At.
tentlon Of the authorities, aud all proper
steps will be taken TO insure the safety OF
lhe State. The subject will be presented
70 the legislature Immediately upon iLSas.
semblagr, and no alarm need Do felt for the
safety Of Philadelphia and the lake shore,
81 Governor Curtin 10 dsleFmihed 70 DO
prepared fOr ANY emergency,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-18

NEw YoUE, Dec. IA letter from on
board the trigale SaHtee states that TIT pl-
rate schooner Royal Yatrh, was captured
by two boats aud 40 men from the SanIes
under command OF Lieut.. SeOnett. Lieut..
Mitchell was second ia command.
She was boarded at 3 o'clock in the
morning and taken after sharp conflict.
Tho schooner was set on FIRE and entirely
destroyed ThirteeS prisoners were taken,
three Of whom were wounded. Our loss
was two killed, and Lieut.. Sennstt and six
men wounded
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-18

lSDIANAPoLIs, Dec. l7.--0ur army Ia
Keutasky is in a short distance Of Bowling
Green. They have repaired Green River
Bridge, and move forward AZ soon as Gen.
Buell. can brigade and otherwise dispose
Of the large number Of regiments now ar-
irving. When this Is done he will take
command aud push forward to Nashville,
The 41Ih, 6olh, S7ih anl 4lS' regiments
have len for Kentucky, making 10000 men
from Indiana 10 teu days,
Si1ty.three regiments have been paid
of IN Kentucky, 10 the past ten days.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-18

Nav YORK. Dee. IA private letter
IRON BI1lort layI Ihs stone dee. bad tailsd
iTom Stvahuah Tor cbaflsii0H, Ia company
viii !, nssof var The shiPt WeFS 10 be
saRk 10 chArltsien AAtb0r % Saturday
LAST,
Tybyt 'land u occupied By 1000 Fed
cfd troop, who ary " throw up batteries
fOt use agalns, p. PulaSki II nscessaEy
The sloOp.Ot.Val Savannah and Tires or
fOOr gun bOats we're OF Tybee Island
The steamer Ballls, With 1000 ,rOeps,
bad len Port Rnynll or ReruandinA, accom-.
papied by the Bieuville aud smother Guus
boat The rebel Qualifications there eOu-
si,tsd Of battery Of eve gun, manned BY
from 400 to 500 Reh Il was believed that
IL would lAll into our lands AIlss brief
aiFaggie.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-18

BuTTALo, Dec. 1.-THE warehouse, ior-
Inerly occupied by the Michigan Central
Railroad, together with the propeller Daa.
kirk, were burned this morning Five hun.
dred barrels Of -four were destroyed in the
warehouses The loss on the propeller
amounted to $4,000. The other Losses
have not been ascertained.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-18
AND STILL THEY GOMEZ
MORE NEW GOODS!
Holm ROEMER's.

ANS ~
No. 80 lHRin ST., Centre wheeling.
A AsroNlsaINGJY Low PRICES EOR CASH
French MOrluO,, plain and figured. Of ali roloI.
Thl6st cln'hs, Of all qualities and c0lOrS, from
Phia ssd atatod Ma,llu D.talpo. ot1uOolon aud
mourning Dress Goods.
BonbaIlnsa, Black MsrIuoss, Plain hack OaLainaa
Black Grape aud Love Wells Black IotISTJ, BIlk aud
KID Gloves, Black Grape Collars, &e.
shRWla aud ClOAks,
Embracing the Tery latest novelties Of the Season,
Ladies' Black and OOlOred Cloth ClOaku,
Long and square Wooden PLATA aud Plaid ShAWls
- HrOehS shAWlb, very cheap,
Black Cashmere 4 1hl Of ShAWIl,
HOOP SKIRTS, for Ladies' Mlssrl and Children
Hosiery, Gloves aud heterogeneous
Ladies', Gents and childrdn'S Cotton and WooISn
Hosiery, Ia G0l0Tl and white; FlSoey lined COltbu
Hosiery for Ladies and Children; Meyno UudsrTesi,.
-Men'8 ppdaEIhiTtI Aad Drawers, Whlis sd sslsSa1
White ptd Bladketst KOd Whit, Blue, 0toy and
Plaid RlRnn0IL
AMERICAN DOMESTIC 0OOns, Boaehsd and
Unbleached-cOt shl'tingI shSttlng., Checks,
Plaid, LlnsoyG Canton FlAnnslS color aud white.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ltylsa q Hreurh and
Scotch CollAFt, Black Grape Collar, black Lace
Wells, Bands, Edgingl and InaertlnES, &C., 10,
Also, 70 arrive large assortment Of FurE Cheap
Woolen Hoods new and splendid styles 0f H0odi,
titles.
All Of these goods will bO Sold at vary low priess
for cash Please call s0Oh, At
No. 81 Main st., Centre wheeling.
nOv9O JOHN RoEARR.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-18


Mr.. Bingham, from the Judiciary Com.
mttlee, reported buck the joint resolution
requiring the Provost Court ut Alexandria,
Va, to retain aud safely keep ia its cnsto.
dy, any property taken from persons aid.
ing in the rebellion against the United
States, until the farther action Of Congress
touching the same. The resolution was
pissed.
The House resumed consideration Of the
special order, it being Elliotts resolutions
proposing the emancipation OF slaves OF
rebels, &c.
Mr.. Harding, of Ky, invoked calm and
patriotic consideration of the subject now
luton.
Mr. Kellogg moved that the resolutions
now under consideration, aud All those re.
latiug 70 tue subject, Dc Included 10 tie
same special order. He referred to the
Committee on the Judiciary, Agreed to-
yeas n, nays 81.
MI. Washbume, Of Ill, from the Spe.
cial Committee 70 inquire into the Govern.
ment contracts, made i report. T.
The following resolution was submitted
10y Nc, Van Wick Of N. y, Chairman 81
the committee;
Raoivej, That the Secretary Of the
Treasury be requested to adjust The. claim
against The Government for the 5000 Hall
carbines purchased through Simon Ste.
vens, Esq by Gen, John O. Fremont, on
the 9Th day Of August, 1861, and afler-
wards delivered At the o. s. Arsenal al the
city Of st, Louis, on the basis Of q sale 81
the said arms 70 the Government for
Sl2 80 each, rejecting all other demands
against the Government on account OF the
purchase Of said arms that the practice Of
templOying Irresponsible parties having &c
official connection with tho Government il
the performance Of public duties which
may be properly performed BY the regular
Officers Of the Government, and of pur.
Iehasing BY private contract supplies fol
tue different department where open ant
4 tair composition might properly he inyitRC
by a reasonable advertisement for propo.
sails, isinjuriops 70 the public service, ant
meets the unqualified Misrepresentation .
this House
The consideration Of she report va
postponed till Tuesday. ;, n
Ar. Morrill,, q VI, introduced bill
which was passed; to suspend the appoint
ment Of assessors and collection Of Ii,
income tax ultilthe lstof April next,
1 Nj. Blair, Of No., reported. from "a
Military Committee, a bill providing forth
lall0tment Of nav certfHcataA amSng ~
volunteer forces. The bill was passed
/, Nt. Coz, Of Ohio, from the Committee a
Foreign Affairs, reported 4 bill appointing
| 1000 dollars as full compensation 70 th
owners Of the British ship Perthshire, /
consequence Of her detention BY the steam
sr Massachusetts 10 June last, for san
posed breach Of the blockade, At the po,
Of Mobile,
Nj. Coz referred 70 the fact thai Ii
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-18

LOuIsvILLE, Dee. H.-Fourcompauies Of
willich's German Indiana Regiment were
attacked this afternoon on the south side
Of Green river opposite Mnnfordsyille by
Col Torrey's regiment 81 Texas raagcss. two
regiments ofinhntry, aud six pieces Of ar.
tillery. Willieh was reinforced and drove
The rebels back with 4 loss Of thirty killed,
including TorrSy, and dity vounded. The
Federal troops lost 8 killed and 10 wound.
ed.
The Democrat has advire5 that the fed.
ersl troops are crossing Green river, south.
ward ell day with great rapldity. The
Democrat also has = busiqeES letter dated
SomeEset, Monday; which mentions no ca.
| gageme9t IN that Vicinity. The 18th Ken.
lucky, Col, Hlskins, sntrenehed two miiei
I South Of Somerset. All quiet in the yleiu.
ity Of CAupbellsYills up 70 the 10Th.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-18

Nathan LiRgei, c"bell Davis, Robert G.
shacfeliOrd, all Of whom were Indicted for
UeasoD were admltIsd to bail Evidence
was taken in each ease, from which I, ap.
Pearod that none Of the parties are danger.
Gus men
la the case Of $. Titirick a Nolis ProStqui
was entered the party having been indicted
by mistake, the Grand Jary suppo,iug him
TO be Peter Tis,rlck.
Several Commissioners for the Court
were appointed for different localities.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-18

Neither Mr. HaFris or Nr. Echols ever
heard of either Reager or Eagles though
the letter comes from Richmond win Old
Point aud Baltimore, and Was doubtless
intended to serve good purpose.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-18

HALIFAX, Dee. l6.-Tbs schooner Ware,
from philadelphia for Newfoundland, has
been wrecked under suspicious cireum.
stances, and part Of her cargo brought
here in a dsmaged condition. The Re
maindep Of the cargo,it Is expected, will
also be brought.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-18

Ipk Wv Ir1qlIel oAtn.
y, JAsob, Beg, appeared Ia ansvsr to a
rails ordered At the last Term, 10 show
saass Why be rsluien to lake the oath Ofal.
lsgIaneo, aud why bic name should mot be
stricken from tie list Of pvAetiilug altor.
hsysiu thIa court
Mr, jacob asked that the consideration
Of the matter be postponed, BE said that
in consequence Of III health he was not at
Prssont able TO speak on the subject, The
Court COMMENTED to postpone the case to
some iutare day II the pre'su. term
NJ. Maxwell made application for balm
the ease OF George Bastable, OF Upsbur
county, Indicted for treason.
Nj, Rapp, Of UPihur county, said that
be always understood that BnstabIe wasa
UuiOu uan. Al the time the feet started
for South Carolina, BOstSble said he hoped
South CaIollpa would get good thrash
Ing, for she had commenced all the trouble
Ne, Berlin, Of Upshnr, testified to the
4SamO effect, and both agreed that he was
very moderate sort Ofa secsssIonist.
The District Attorney said he did not
consider Ii the duty of this Court to perss.
cute people. He did uot believe Bastabls
should ever have been prosecuted, lie
,,onlI ,.,.o,nr.n,l ,ho, ,bo o.,S =. ad,,ta
I.,,,sa n R,.,ablo and ,0,, bo no ,soni,.d
L M. ..cnri,y a, NJ. snla,, sood Ssh.
III
mn. cSa,, ,.mn,ksa ,h,t NJ R,.t,hl.
IN. nor,onaltv knowo ~ tbo Coar, AMI ne
haano obI.rtion II ,be conr,, Indicated No
,bo pI.lrist A,to,n.v
m. Dl,t,let AtIornsy ,,tsd ,..vo -
withdraw Ills suggestion in reference to
holding Bosnble to bail.
The Court declined to reIeass the DrIson.
or without the security for the GOOD bsba.
ytour. and Ne. Ba,tablo accordingly took
4 ths :ss,b. gave The Ssoarltg-aad wa, dls
charged.
Mr. Poantin Smith made application for
bail il the case RaIa Mt,tl ! of Marion
whose. ouly offence was voting for tho
Ordnance Of Secession.
Cant. Nay Captain ofa Unton company
Al wor,6ingtoa. had always regarded MI.
MarlInslisa pcaeoablc man. Mr. Bopps,s
4 peIphUOr Of Msr,ia'V considered him
Martini 4 good citizen, and had never
heard ii his being engaged in any way on
sSlde ot the rebellion. A MI Marlin.
brother Of the prisoner nav. similar t.,.
tImonv Alloflbs wttne,,s, upon beinp
iu,errousted. saia thew were oood tIpioo
men.
Raj. w.,,,, -. !. ,,.a ,o,,.,., ,,..,,
LII, n. 80 49, M, y | ',' 80,
49,, y W.. - No., 49,. w w. NV, S'4u "sNyu
y !. .,S ''. C. \,
49,, n, I, s.i,,.,..,,,, !, - go y,
sI.',e,..,. 4. M..,;. = 's'',I.aSS
!. ~ ~. ~. 800, NV c %SSYIa,as'y
.YVa y. sy,,s , wv S."''S,'Oa
o.,s,s., y v,.stni. .na Nv. s.i y ~.
$3.50 y ,,.a,... M, - s ~, - Wv
Ss ,ss,s,,,,..,, s ~. sO''A'5'
u s%t. go. ,"s'S 49, 80 =. $50
..,.a.,aa y \. Ms n,.,s,. ,'.Su - s4''
,sS ~, IN, a. ,nS v r,,.asss -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-18

NEw YoRk, Dec. 1.-THE Belgium
steamer Gustav Bastor has been chartered
by The government for three mouths She
goes TO Boston to take aboard troops.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-18

DEAH STA: +. NJ. Reaper desired ms to
inform you that be WIS held rs deserler
tom the Confederate army, in the Henrieo
coanty jail Richmond He was we'll but
out Of money, and was anxious to comuu.
nicste with and hear from his friends III
Western Virginia. Please inform Mr. II.
EchOls Of the above.
RnahartE,ll, vou..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-18

p3- wuO rs IlE1--The following was
recently received ia this city, md we pub.
Ish it for the benefit of Reager:
BALTIMORE, Dec. 1, 1861.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

STOP YOUR coUGHl
HOWL
ny USING
By USING
LAUGtILtNSG BUFlTPTELD's COUGH SYRUP.
LAUdHLINS 4 BUjHRtBLDs COUGH SYRUP.
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ltrelloyel the cough Instantly.
II clears the throat
It Ia pleaIAnt 10 taxa
II will relieve hOaneneSa.
Il will allAy tho tickling In the throat.
1t does all We claim IoE II.
Nltdoea not The price will DO refunded.
Only Is cents
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only rs cents
Toeure your cough.
10 cure your cough.
To curo youS cough.
Call At LAUGHLlNs 1 BUsuPIELDs, No. u
alain Street. aud EOt bottle. novl6
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-18

SHAWLs, sHATELs.-wohAvs luSt Iecslv
> I'd AnothOF lot OF thuse fashionable Sheppardl
Plaid Long aud Square ShaWls
dSc8 COOPER 4 gENSENEY
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-18

Passengers by steAmerrepor arrival Of
steamer Connecticut at Old Point with In.
telIigensc that Fl. Pulaski has been eyAc.
uated by rebels, and occupied by Federal
troOns. - -.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-18

Col. T. H. White has relinquished com.
mani Of Craney Island, and will take
charge of the Virginia Military Institute.
The S. r. spanIllng has not yet arr
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-18

-. LaFgost Circulation Of any Paper N
Weston Virginia. -
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-02
Mn1ertfQnii0e 9fQGriOten.

Die Gntruaun9 oes We fen
Itsr Gamerpu.-Dt Nnbdna 4
ltbfeit pe5 IS TENS an Trcz
nj . II t. - Oo5 u@ircinnutt 0olfsblatt"
berthtet:
Gin Sffsier hes IurnsrzN e9iments,
per firilib bier anfam 1a9t pab pa5 Grz
lAeinen ns5 General Cameron iiberaQ it,
Wi1ouri> Defenders in ct. Qoui5> ND BET
3sit etwa 5000 Monn lte9en> cine un9e<
mSbnlid Arpbe Nuire9uua be;tsbuue5z
wetle Gntrl flung, inter rer bewaf neter
Wonnidaft unp ben l1nipn5leuteu I'M
WQaemetnen %tervcr9erufen babe. Cine
ceutlG Batterie> Die beprpert mar bel bet
N1funft ocS usrpben Manne5" su lbiez
be1l iret9erte lid, e6 ST tbun> inbem lire
&onpnen nit &artdtldeu selaren leien.
Die Gpmpa9nie erbielt paflr cine Nueitz
itrafe. (1np; Trcg Dem, bet MrBe5 poz
bet penft! So aud 1T Die Stimmun9
urter Der 8eoHlferun9 unlerer Stapt> bel
Dem Weridte, oab Tremput ab9elest
wtroe, Wir bDren nur bic eine Dteinz
Ting, oab Tremput eten Der Manl, iei bet
oo5 Sertraueu nerer Yerotent> bic BET
a%merifontlhen Neputlif Don Screen eroe<
len fine.
Trempnt bat ro5 Gertraten au1 be6
0plfss ypn Cincinnati pa5 fid ebenlp
entrilitet 9e9en cine Gprreippnpeni Der
uGincirnott Ei,neS" au6,pridt, wprin
Der ~elenpete unO 9%emeinite iog. &now<
9fptbin9t5mu5 9e9en ben aus uTpret9>
ners" teltebenoen Stab 6remont's unp
bic nfremeen Sff,tere" fi1 FUND oibt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-02

Dem Sipen am Gnpe bod niht5 Mncez
res ubri9 tleits ols untsrneriunn 10 lei
cs Das Selte wenn mou an pie
Seotn 9un9en nenfe, nnter De-
mem man ltd unterwerfen
OLE unp 5war e eber reto
be0er.
Die uerfen Tamilien Sir
9intens," welde in Der 5aupt1art Der
cold dominion 6pf balten, inn IN be-
fdnct9er Turdt Yor Dem Ntmorlhe Der
llnionstruppe9 unp mas iie an meiiten
IN Shrefen ieBt> lit cic unsufriecenbeit
Der NebeQeul rlcoten> pm osnen lebr Yiele
pbne Sdube l1nr Die meiiten felt Mona5
ten pbne Splp finn. DIc@leQan's lang
flames ober fi9ers5 @puiiden 9e9en Ma-
ma las miro ibnen nit aler m69lihen
urbertretbun9 beridtet, unp lei jertr
1euet Na6rtGt iiterfaut rielen tcten
Ncel a la &unp 5abn Elm 1tredlihes
3tttem uno 3dbneflappern, 5cfentlih
ptro Mc@le0on bic "frst families'' balc
Don ibren Dran9lalen erlSi ZEN.
Gin tUr;lt9 i'm CITIZEN an
9efomme1er 6err bra9te elm %millinoeneS
ais Gent 9eltenoes 0elptif BET cpnfDpez
rtrten Staaten nit. SIS 1T Elm menio
9rGBer ais unlere neuen Gente unp ent-
balt auf per einen Sette einenYalmtaum,
an ce11en TuBe Nei5zI 8aumwple> unp
Gobaf SaIM. ueber ben, 8aume 1T
Gin enAlil6) bic Snldrtft u&eine Inter
rerfun9 unter ben, Nforoen." Wuf Der
N1ldlette TT cine aufgebenpe Come, Re-
TEN Strablsn wabrldetnlid bic thinner
1nebr wadlenoen WuniAe Der Nebeusnz
Staate1 pnpeuten lollen. unterbalb 1T
RE (en9lilde) Snlhrtft; uGcnfDcerirte
Staaten Don Wmerifo." Oils Nntiiunia.
una BET nelen 6irma SeH, Davis, 8sau=
regard rno 81. mag paS neue Welrtud
f6 gan; bibld au5nebmen.
BUR Me9er tat # If, - Ginem
filrslih erldtenenen @erf9eu Cheap
cotton, by q cotton manufacturers
entnebmen mir foleenbe tabelarilde 3u
iamenitellunA aus melder berYpraeht.
pob, renn beute i1nmtltben Sflaoen her
adt liolt9H Stoaten IN Treibeit aeleb;
wiircen> otelelben III Nnbetradt itrc5
6l1denraum5 nur etrpa etne bolb 10 itarfe
8eo4lferune ppn ireten Ns9ern taten
wlroen, l6Delanare une MarYlanc uuz
9enbltflt1 foftllb telIgen ; UNI III ricien
beicen Staoten tetra9tet man Die fyeieu
SdwarSen ais cine reht niiBlihe &lol1s
Don Q(rbettern.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-02
S9lteblt9 nod Elm Wprt at BEN +berrcl1
Qancfaufeutcn

Grit BENT Yeslnne 9e9enwartioer Sailcu tntcr
mir unier 51upt= Nu9enmerf ouf's 9SbclelaIs-
0el6aft selegt uno luden bierin unierc Sau
gorge gu entwidelu mir taten biefrr Gin Grtro~
Oeplrtement einridten !alen unp ticteu ecu Scr
rem WisDerverfIuf fern I'M ganpe ate Gortbeile
uno Bequsmtibteiten> bic tbnrn mn VEN I'M lcrea
Gorcurrenten in ben Tltlj0cu WlIBen pNcrirt mer-
ben %fDnnen. Infer 9tOd 1T flr cen lrv Opph5
Gpulum 1T Minnelcta etn "pirtlidb 9:pBarti9er unc
weroeu eS e~rwdbnte Treuuee III ibrem Sntercl1c
dnoen> II u bel uns et1t5utauTcn, % es teircn1
anpern 5au1e in Miunc1pta nlHslih it, mas Nus-
wabl uni Biai9feit b~etriTt, aud, nur onndberab
nit uns concurriren gu fpnren.
3err M%r,erbad,
Der nit Dielem Deportement setraut mprecn> wir>>
eS ]6 anaeleeen iein lalen, eursrebrtsn Stun
p;n in jeper Yesiebuuo s@ufrirren III ~ltsIen.
Suffice Z NoyeNouab.
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3otalitdten unlere GinfGufe Sesen bic frilbsrer
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breifadt 1T Der Mb1iGt, mi ierm WelAifte cine
grDbere Musbebnuu9 sl 9eben 1nc mir hc1rn> nnB
bal1elbe nunmibr ais pa5 al59eo' tNtclte uup 9rrbte
in Minneiuta, fWr biss3ufNnft l9 ~cci1elten 9uten
GuTes unc gertrouer5 81 %crTrelten baben Mefes,
ais pcr,it unlcrc Uirnn tseb1I ,puyce.
Sir Gau fcute I'M vanoe @erlnubrl wiy ms bic
8emerfuu9 raB uNlcre SeriNgun9eN iUr MjCGrr=
p%erfdufer lebr eilnlti9 9"eltelt uuo mir Ten rit5~
iabrt9en abnprm "bllliSen Ginf1ufen sui pISe III eel
Gage linr, gprtbeile ST b~lete,, wie Tri;per nod
ME. unler yartner, 6err 6, Wnblrr, Dnt rieien
Nelort u"nlerc5 So Adfte5 Srrsulteten ntcrnrln=
men unb miro es III leincr scwrbnten Wcilc id
anscleaen lein lalen, lpwptl Mtplslale ais Jte-
tatlperfaufe sur belpnosrea 3uiriersnoeit Der 5sr,
rem Aaufer gu efcctuireu,
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