davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-16
Mmertfani19e Na6ri6ten.

DaS peut11e Gurnerreoiz
ment Sbert Mar @eber, BON Nem>
Yort, wel6eS l9 bel Ter Ginnabme Don
Sort 5atteras ausjetdnete, fano auf pelz
fen BdQer Elm perna9eltes Geitun9sz@e>
idiiB nit Der Sniariit: v1732. Strab<
burg" Sc fel auf, oob Der Same @trabz
burg reut1d uno niat franjSfl9 v@trasz
tour9" 9eldrieben mar. Dies @el1uB
1T cine BON ben 200 &ancnen> pel1e
Granfreid ben fur ibre llnobbdneieteit
fdmpfenren Golonien gu 9lnfans oe6 Sab
res 1777 Iaenfte> nod ebe Der 8ru@ NIT
@n9lanp ertldrt 1por.
8uffalp. 49, @ldnienbe Sc 9dfte.
Die G%ioentbdmer Don @@tfen ouf unlez
rem Snlanp~ Seen MAIDEN wdbrenp BET
riesjabri9en Soiion beilpteQc6 quite &C.
lddite. Gin S6iT pelaeS i'm Gtance
1T, 10000 8ulbel @eli9torn iu telSrz
bern, pereient ouf elmer Nabrt pou @bicaoo
bierber Die anftdnpiae @umme ron 49,
AGO. menn AUDI ras S@iT NIT ieiner
9ansen Nusfattun9 urlprin9lih uibt
mebr alp $4,000 9efoftet bat. @dbrenp
Der 51,f1ei9entbimer fir Die BefSrrerz
uuA BON Gbica9o bierber per 8uibel %
Gents erbdlt. o~ercient rer Garmer fir feline
aan;e Mube, pas 2ano ~ betauen, ros
&orn gu pflanaen, gu pflaen, uno fir ben
Martt iu5ubereitem. nur 8 bis 10 Gents
per 8ulbel.
un1ere v@rano Nrmy" ant poto.
mac fol- jeBt bic ceutlde Marielloiie elm
ituciren, - >@uter Monc. cu 9ebf 70
tiue." - Gtwas mub 9emadt rperpen.
Der Turn369linss>@erei
Don Cincinnati but 6 Grommler unp II
@olcaten, sulammen II ieiner Mitalierer,
in pae weituirsiniiae Seer seliefert. Der
@erein bsitebt fit ii&, bat at9eionpert
BON Der Turnaemeinte feline eisene 8ers
poltun9 unp ffebt bios unter Der Mufiidt
preter pom ZEN 253lin9.n 8erpdblter Mitz
aliecer hes Turnpereins. Die Turn36sz
hinge finp IA bts 18 SABRE alt, feiner
lber 10.
s@@la@tfe1b npn @tls
. ne @reet.- Sn elmer ben 80. Sft.
catirten @orreipenoen3 eer @eRl. Dot fin
BEN mir folaenre 9rdbli9e 8el6retbun9
ees Observation-Disclosures pesS@la&tz
felces an @illone Greet, in ber Sen. 2yon
feel. Sc beibt BARN:
"@enern madten Gen. i9el urb Bri>
9aoez@ General 0ferbaus NIT ibrenS tobs>,
pffjterer einen Nusfu9 mad beuS @la@t.
felpe pom @ilione Greet. Grii@ aufoe,
mprfere @rdber Gootenertppe BON pier.
ben upp Mertuale ber Serlaftue, 2ager>
pldse @areu bic eiu3tsen Gbrte ~eeblisbtnen
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-16
Die &timme oc6 Oeutf6tbumS
llber Xrcn1pt1t.

Dem ebrlt9en Deutlden 1T bic Niecerz
tro9t perbaBt, no er fe fnpet. Mub
ober Elm @iann pe1en geraoe. noble Sc
ilnnun9, pe1e aufopfernces, 'patriotilaes
@irten, oei1en @rbabenbeit iiber fleinltde
&aeenporurtbeile Der Deutl4e b%epunbert
tpetl ct BARN ben eclen &ern pes mpper<
men Deutl@tbun,6 mieoer erfennt, folder
Nieoertra@t gum Spfer fallen, 70 1T es
nt6t gu Sermunpern> ,penn Der Corn 9ez
gen bic @erfpl9er te8 @s8enltonre6 ieiner
Verebruns Jpn erfabt,i unp feline lQtebe 3u
Gem bewunoerten Mann IN lautem Gn=
%'buftosmus oufRammt. Dielea 1T eel4ez
ben bel Der Na9ridt pom Gremcnte Gau.
Sc ttefer pie &eAieruno rielen wab,en unr
d6ten 5eros, rieien wabren unp d9ten
Mann Der @e0enwart gu i~tiirjen 9epadt,
peito b5ber 1T er in Cen 6erjen eer Deut>
ihen 9eftie9en. Der Deut(@en!-
Wir tpoIen raunit nidt iaeen, caS ni9t
feile bea:t(@e Selapen per berrldenren &C.
malt uno pertedte beimlide teuti9e
@erf3euae ter Yrolelapereiz &ebelion in
nas: "&reu3t9e treu5i9e" nell
Dies BE md&ti9en Neicer res ecellten uni
ma&ti9iten Geinces rer proiclauereizNri
i~tcfratie intonirt einfimmten, raj ni9t
oeutl&e pbiiitsr> tpette bic @r5be zines
au6erorrentl&en Men19en ba7en, neil fe
fe ni@$5t beereifen. Der Gbor Der 2dfte=
rer Uremont6 NIT ibren @ewdi@ fi@ an
l@lieben ioute, aber bic @timme Der oro>
fen Mone Rec Deutlatbums iiber rem
Gau ces erlen GiibrerS if, bic Der tieften
idmerslidten Gnhlfun9, elmer Gntra<
flung. pel@e gu mebr ols gu tlobem@ Bort
ou6rrud,. welae 3u 1baten eefibrt ba=
ben mi6te. tpenr >,i9t Der fefe ernfte
8arseriinn, bic unperbrl@li9e 2cyalitdt,
&pelde bic 8ruf, iepeS d&ten Deuti6en
beieelt, ibm eeb5te, Der Mabnuns Gre>
monte gu fol9en urb il@ 9eborlann Dem
Ma&tipru@ Der le9tttu1eu &e9terun9 3u
fdsen. ''] III.
Sn Der t%mpoianttteu Art du6erte fi&
bic @etnnun8 ber Deutf&en lber Gre<
mont in 3pei 9rofen @tdptett IN ct.
Souls bel Dem feierli&e. Gmpfanse bes
oerabi9ieoeten @tnerals am 8. NoYer:,
Qer urb in @btea9o bel per colofalen beut>
f@en MaTtnperiammlun9 am II. Nop.
Die Demontratton gum Gu,pfan3e Gre<
monte IN 81. 2outs mar cine et8antf@e
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-16

>(Btrle's> S&wicaerpater, ZEN Brauer
ute 8ranntreinbrenner Meinrop @erle
IN le'neun eiaenen 6aufe curd @hldoe
mt et1et'1 Steine in Ter 6aut mi6banz
belt, uno '@ieBt ben Mnoreifer nit einen
pi1tcl 1iecer. Ct miro Iufort perbaftet.
Mm 9ia@mittaae iiyt Elm &rieaeaeridt
BON Nmertfanern> perurtbeilt ibn ,uu,
1oce uno idon am fpl3enpen 1aoe miro
BET uu9lidltde 9ebdnot, cer cine Nrou
uno pier &inoer binterldst. Sn ldreienz
ZEN @pntraft ;u pieiem Sale feb, Elm an
rerer, mo Elm Nmerifaner rer Ser
BREEDER >par, 8uartiermeiiter @ibbs er,
i6iebt ben S:reeanten Soice DOT her
Tront> tre9en zines b6df 9erinefdeioen
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS unp miro fret
8eiproaen.
Sn @uttenbers, Soma, ma@te
Dor tpeniaen Goaen Elm enoliides Blatt>
Der "Senttnel," iein er&e8 @rldeinen. Der
6au' oob 3eitunssberausseber ii& in
Yrpeutten, Mebl. 5ol3 u. I. ~. fir ibr
Slott iablen la1en. 1T fein neuer, oter
nod ME bat elmer perlelben pieie Mrt Be-
sobluns in Elm 70 re9elre6tes Spnem qez
bra@t als 5err Gompfins nom v@enttz
nel." Sein 8latt foitet jdbrlid: rs
ptunb Wei3enmebl, uoer 6 8ulbel &arz
toneln ocer 2 8uIbel 8obnen, poer %
Sulbel 3miebeln, pper IL pfp. Butter
ODER IS pfo. &dle, ODER 80 &oblf5pfe,
oper Is Yfc. S@infen> ocer IS Yfp. ae>
ialSenes @6meineReild II {. 10. @er, bel
lcnitt9em @elpmaneeL Germ Tomptins
IN tetnenn her 9enannten uno pielen un,
8enannten @eaeni tdnpen be,ablen fam.
r1uB leiper auf Die 0ectiire pes Sentinel"
oerstdten.-Cheap, for cash.
Gam Sou t . n, Der 6elb BON Ga.
ctntc, 70 oeritdern un6 meniQRen6 ale
ofFjielen uap @entlemenzD epe16en> III ~
ieinen Gatern beimeesaneen. friepe isiz
11er Ml9e, rufen mir aus penn Der olte
9auoe9en bate mirtlid nod an leinem
9%ebensabenc ben S9wabennrei& beoan@
gen. our@ untertaBpns Der lacli9en Mez
beQlon lid einen Namen unc meldeu
TUT bic yfa9welt MAIDEN su molen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-16
mannbafte oeutfbe Mebeaen.

Wo timer bic Deutlden tdmpfen, po
tdmpfen fle re1t. 8on port &oyal miro
9emelpet: vDie @eprQia Truppen ril7en
aus ben 8atterien suerf aus. ibnen fcl9>
ten bic Sitter Don Soutb Carolina. Cine
eut19eNrtillerie>G ompanM
welde pie&anpnen beoient bate, belt bic
;uleBt aus. S@ape UNI pielen fir cine
rerru@teS ade pes9er orfenen5 elpenmutb
mi6letteter reutlder-G1el!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-16
M9entur Ser
&erein. @tQaten< &e9terune
fur untr3ei&nune auf bic
1910 pr~o5enti8en SAaeamtS. Noten,

Na&eent 3: 6. &bounfon Jun, Msenten furtex
gtrtaut ber Na.icnal- Mnletbe ernannt nsrrea
IT. ltSt BAG BUD fir bic l1nterei&nuns in I'M.
I'e Nottn ilne in 8%enennunaen ecn so. 100,
1CVo uno 5OOO Dollar. G&einen, nit anesfnstep
balblabr!i@en 3inseoupons.
Nte Neten ltne eatirt 10. Musuf 1861 unb BE
er'pa&ftnben 3inien fnb BON BEN & aat an pur&
, n 9nter3ti@ntten mad Der State Don / Gent ptr
3ae fur je $50 3u 3aoItn.
S%asamtsnoten, Mun3e uub SIli@e @e&fel
'serhen in 3abluna eencmn1en.
unterjet@nnnsen, per Dot einseienbet, pereta
prompt betorst unb Certificate rafir retournirt.
@ebrdber 1bompion, :
1857 9auyiers uub @e@fel.N aller r..
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-16
Muermcueifcs
in
uD@zF-
@erbf> unb
tnter>@dorcn

bat 1oeben pom Newzgorf
erbalten unb oTerirt ben, Yublitum ron 81. paul
fopie Der um9e9enb in ber rei6baltielen Wuapabl
unp 3u ben biQi9fen preiien bic 9anoluna pon
.. @. SngerlpQ IT, Comp
in ibrem
,euen @teineebduee an Der 3. citrate
nabe Der Bride
ct. Saul Minnslcta.
Bir eeben alb:
@utfarbiee &altune in allen Multsrn ~
10 Gents.
9el1en 9aneaiter @in9bam su 123 Gents,
De LANES Don IS bis rs Gents.
geruer balten mir cine rei9baltiee une selhuad'
pole Muswatl Don
Rleiberifpffen unb @aaren fdr
0dmen,
als MantiQen. @bawls, &lcafs, 9anbldusen.
@trumpfwaaren &c. &C., ionic
Tu&e unp @arperobe> Mrtifel fur 9errer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-16
@@lieSli@ nod Elm @ort 3u ben 5erren
Qanpfauaeuten!

@eit Dem Begtnne 9e9entparti9er 9allon bobtn
mir infer 5aupt- Musennert auf'S Wbrleiale.
@eiddft eeleat uno iuden bierin uniere 5au'
Sorce gu entpideln :; mir baden biefur Elm @rtra-
Oepartement einribten la1en uub tieten ben Scr.
rem @ieperoerfaufern i'm Qante ale @urtbeile
uno Beauemlihfeiten> bic ibnsn nur pom ~unleren
Goneurrenten in ben Dfliden Yl1Ben ~pferirt tper.
ben tSnnsn. Infer @tud 1T fir ben Drp 0puts
trsrSsn es erwStnts grsvuee in |Grem Sntertlt
fnren, II u bel uns ein5ufaufsn, oa IS feinsm
anpern 5auie in Minnelota mU9lit 1T, mas Mue.
mabl unp 8iaieteit betriHt. aud nur annabernb
nit uns concurriren 3u tDnren.
SEER Glue rbab
rer nit bie1em Department 5etraut tpprten, mir:
% |I4 anqeleoen lein la1en, nniere Serebrten Sun
h:n in jeper Be3iebune 3~ufriteen 3u (e1en.
Suffice & 6prepau0b.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-16

Serbeiratbet:
Nm Donnerltas, rem IA. Nopemter bu16 Grie-
censridter ~. 8. @uQiuan:
5err albert 2Solf nit
JrauIein Tricra CONNER.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-16
RIRet Gu9 fUr ben 9 ON N
&ompbcQ's
Engros & detail

Engros & detail
&lei6er<9anblun0,
8erubeimer'S 8lof, Ste Ctr,
ct. paul, Minn.
MQnner> unb &naben>
&leitnn9sitIfe
fur ben 6rlbjabrs> unp Sommerz9 ancel.
Sd bin jeBt in ben @tanb geiebt, Elm berrllges
Eager BON fertieen &leibuneS,t u q
uel1es iammtlihe ~neueiteu @aaren uNo Woeen
III beoeutenp beratseN Btsn prsilen un1faBt.
&leinere Mrtifel tit bic
Serren=6 ar0erpbe.
Sn bieier 8ron1e psrm,ne i9 has teNe 3aesr
Don 0alstidern. Binpen, 8raYatten. 9emeen'
Rrasen, mollenen. ,eieenen u. 6irlbleecr-9 ano-
fduben, Mottalins, &el1etol9en, 9rcBen uno
tleinen 0o6ern, 9-auen. rotben uno blauen ueber~
bemoen, YIanfets, Sbawls, r9tcbes" &c. &c.
DeS9leiaen Elm 0roBes Experiment Don
Siiten unb ~ Iten.
@rpbbdnoler merben Is oprtbeilbatt linbsn, mir
einen YeIu9 5u IAenfen.
ct. paul, 20. NpS. 1860.
s. s. Campbell.
9acpb Mfatbe8.
beut11er &lert.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-16

Mir baben fur uniere lebr seraun,ise zen nsusn
2ofalitaten uniere Ginfaufe eesen bic traberer
Sabre perpoppelt, in nerihteeenen gran9en per-
ar1Bere @useebnung 3u seben unr mir bofsn, e1B
6a6elbe nunuebr als pas ausseo. bntel te uno er0Bte
in Minnelpta. fir bie3utunft f& p%eleltsn quite"
Rufes uno Bertrauens 3u ~erfreuen baben perbe,
als romit unlere Dirna bcebrt wuree.
Sir Rau1eute I'M QanUe erlaubsn mir uns bic
pemnfune bag unIere Bepiueuusen fir 9Sieeer<
sertaufer iebr eunlti9 seiteQt uuo mir ben p'es"
idbriaen abnorm tili9en Ginfaufsn 3u1olse IN Der
Gage Inb, @ortbeile gu bieten, ME 1riber nc@
ME. unler Yartuer, 9err 6. Mabler, bat eie1em
Ne7ort unleres @el@aites ppr3ulteben utsrnp!n,
men unb pirb IS in ieiner eewobnten Weile lt@
aneeleeen lein la0en, iuwpbl @bplelale als Ne>
tailperfaufe CUR beiuuberen 3ufrisrenbeit Der per-
rem Raufer au eFectuiren.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-16

Da6 gn0ros & Gn0etQi(
manmfactur= S mobetpaaren=
emporium
BON
Suffice II. Tprepau9b
Oritte citrate, ssf st. @ahl,
Minnelpta,
1T bur9 ben G~npiane ber ~neueitsn
&p11t11tcr : @Qureu
auf's Rei9baltie1e unb @el9madppQRe ~a7ortirt
unb beebrt i4 luldes leinen p%eretrten 8unben e.
sebenR an3u3eisen.
Das Eager it NIT a1en neuen Grl9einunsen
ser 9aiiun auseetattet unb bietet namentti4 cine
@rpbe Mu8wabl In &lei6er<
ftpffen,
als, Merinus, Nalencias> Vlaibs> Delaines>
paramattas. De Yeiees, Yoil be 9eDres &c. &C.;
ferner unterbalien mir einen i9pnen @orratb
bunter unp einfarbi9er Setpenraaren
unb p~ertaufen iolde eenau 81 Nep-g urter Yrei'
fen. -
Infer Eager III @bapls, Gluats unt @inter-
Mdntel 1T auf's Nei&ie complettirt, unb erlau~
ben mir uns nod, bic oerebrten Damen auf un1er
9robartiees
WetB>@ aaren> II. Trimmins6z 81 7prtmert
aufnerfiam ~ raaGen-
Sn 6erren- Mrtiteln, ale: BputsfinS, DpSfins,
&aiemeres, DuTels> @rapattes, 9emeen &c. tic
ten mir ieber @oncurren3 bic SpiSe, ba mir in biz
fer Bran9e bic sprtbeilbaftefen 8erbinbuneen
bobeu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-16

Wftrrleton, Newz Seriey, wurre lebte go
DE Elm reuti6er Ssraelit, Namens Sioisz
numb GeQner aus Mlains. ber eri t Dor
wenisen @oden aus Deutlalanp fam,
ermorret unp iein 2ei9nam ms @a0er
9eworfen. Ct belab Sumelen unp @elp
i'm @ertbe BON $4,000 - oues biz auf
$40 nabmen rie M1rrer. @l6 Der
I%beilnabme an tem 0erbre9en perrd9<
ttS wuroe1 jwei Sipinnen, S9meitern,
Namens Grau Marr uno %s..lbertine 1laum
etn9eao9en, wel&e nit GeIlner in einen,
S&iHe Sereiet waren, unp in reren Belb
ma @ertbioden eefunpen, bic rem Ct
morreten on9eb1rt. Gelner bate NIT %lz
berttre Tlauu1 I'M QiebesperbdltniB, uup
pieie perlen purce. benlBt I'm, ben I'm
el(ldli&sn gu einem Ste1pi@ein 3u Yer>
loden, no er erunorcet ,purre. Der 9torp
ielbE >purce, ME man @runp bat, III
oermutben. Don etnem Ssraeliten namens
&aoeBfy aussefabrt psien man nod nidt
babbaft 9etporpen. Mlbertine Glaum bat
tl& i'm @efdnsniHe erbdnst unp Grau
Marr, wabri&einli& bic Mesere, treldt
ben teuRil9en Morppla1 ousbed!e uno
leitete, bat Seriu@t, fi@ NIT eiuen1 Geoer>
n1eiler bic Apern III 6fnen. Der @elbfz
moroseriu@ purpe inreGen pereitelt.
un9ere9te 5inri@tun9et<
mes Deuti&en.-Al S Elm Beles Dol,
ptr parteiij4en @ere@ttateitspaeSe Der
gantees seeer, tie Deutf&en mag folaen;
hes piener. Sn CHARLTON, @eftuir8inia
febt Elm peut(4er Solrat. Nau,ens @erle,
wte Elm umeritanii@er Corporal pom {ttz
ntr &pmpanie Naueas Gpr1a, istnsn
, 1861-01-31
THE LEGIsLATuRE.
OLYMPIA, Jan. 24th, Is

OLYMPIA, Jan. Z4tn, loOl'
The following Bills have passed both Houses ::
H.B. No. 1l-An act to incorporate Spokane
Bridge Co
b. No. GG-An act relating to divorces.
H. J. r. No. S-Rclative to John A. Mullen.
II. B. No. 20--An act authorize Daniel Lc-
doux to establish ferry on the Columbia River,
at the mouth Of Kettle river.
II. NJ No. I'm relation to clerk hire in the
Registers office.
II. y. No. 7l-An act to encourage the cult.
walton Of oysters.
H. NJ. No. 20-R,Iative to an appropriation for
codiiyinc the laws Of Washington 'fcrritory. '1a
ii. NJ. No. l6--Relativc to continuance Of,
semi monthly maiiseryice FROM San Francisco to
Olympia, via Puget Sound.
II. B. No. 62-Au act to amend an act entitled
an act to incorporate the city Of Port Townsend.
II. B. Nc. 72-An act to authorize @. Reynolds
and s. Dodge to open and establish route from
Shoalwater Bay to Bakers Bay, for the transpor.
tation Of freight and passengers
H. NJ. No. 2l-h pega5d to Lummi Indian
Reservation. ,...,,,
HB. No. ss-An act to Dissolve the bonds Of
matrimony existing between b. d. Bordwcll and
wife. t'''
II. B. No. 40--An act to dissolve the bnndS Of
matrimony existing between VIM. NJ. Fuller and
wife. - ...r
H. B. No. 73-An act to dissolve the bonds of
matrimony existing between Wm. Webster aud
Calhcri Webster. .ar.. ..-.,
II. u. No. 33-An act to authorize Thomas
Howe to establish Ferry on the Columbia River.
II. B. No. 60-An act TO authorize P, Craw-
ford to establish ferry across the Cowitz River.
II. b. No. 5G--An act to amend an act to in
corporate the Dallcs Portage Co.
ii. D. No. 7i--An act authorizing E. c. Fer.
guson and +. 7. Cady to establish ferry at the
town Of Snohomsh. on Snohomish River.
II. u. No. 6l-An act to dissolve the bonds of
matrilnony existing between Isaac Boggs and
his wife.
II. y. No. 15-An act to dissolve the bonds Of
nlatrimony existing between John DE Shaw and
his wife.
II. b. No. 90-An act to legalze an act in re-
ference to the establishment Of a territorial road
from Shotwell's to BLESS.
II. D. No. 2i-An act to appoiit officers to gil
vacancies in Clic.i.tat county.
ii. b. No. 34-An act to amend an act entitled
an act to increase county revenue.
, 1861-01-31
!, F6BAThIN,HEAD SALOON

yrtfE rybERsIGxED. HAviSa OPENED 4
4 spltUdId SALOON On KeaeN whaft dIrecly Opposite
e the phlc generally, and especially who thlFAl
amer snmehing good 70 drink 70 the ct that he pre-
Beers and CgnFs that can be hnd the Paelac enast
Any person Who desires pleasant walk and wishes 10
Place % Do % at the lDUNTAIN.HEAD. down Keaoh
Neen Can down, gsniienen, and take drIHk. -
, 1861-01-31

HoLLowAY's OINTMENT AND Pms Cramps.
Muscular pains. .-Neuralg Alt The change
Of seasons these distressing ailments are apt 70
pFevail-as Indigestion, sluggish circulation or
cold produce and prOerasiinate the tortiires ac.
companying al affections Of the nerves. Those
wishing speedily, sileetually, and permanently
10 eKtinguish their suffering from such causes
aEe easueady recommended 70 use H5llOWay's
Ointment and Pills: itw days trial o. which
win , owe 10 their delight that science can secure
ease, and that art can substitute comfort lor an
gulsh. These Femedioe once used, inspire I'M
pliclt cDniidcncn. and theasandS from p fxonAl
szpeIlcnee e the 60 eloFde1 by them. hase
ths early ompl1ymont and aica1y perseverance,
wilh thlss lisllu.bls medicinal cuie-alIA- ias
=. -: . sas;,... a.. & &C g; , s!s:a Isas San.
, 1861-01-31

AaKASsAs.--MitcheIi, seeessionist has beer
elected TO tho US. Senate over Hampstead, con
servative or Upion candidate, in that State.
, 1861-01-31
!. GREAT BARGAINS
'1' For Ca9hs

TNIE UMDERsIeNED Will SELL BY Auc-
ou without reserve, AZ the Farm De IA Bueheiar on The
l q brnA next u 10 O'Clock In the forenoon the fOl.
lowing Stock and Properly; ~ ri
About 20 heed - prime American Cattle,
~. ~ I4 American Horaesi ..
And . considerable stock ef Hogs aud Fow's,
fossiher With complete variety af Farming Inpiemen,s
eougtsHe Waeons Plows HarreNs, Harness. &c &c ana
ne Henlshoh Furniture. Terms cash. (. u
..ssS:... ~. = III LII u ~ ItoAAs ToLLENTIRE
Tn THE p RODATB COURT OF PfEIICE
County, W. fIn the matter of the D tllon Of William
u WOOD Administrator of he Estate Of kosae nastlan de-
ceased tore sale Of TIE Rtnl Eslate % the said deeeasd
wheEsass q regaF fern ef he said Probate cou Of
Fierce County, W t. heGun and holden Giencoon m aid
comfy, On nonday: aiil lnssant. u sas
eOfdefed " o Conr that 80 psrsons Interested be and
egpeas before h 4 he aid Probate Court on Monday ne
th day o. uah Nd 1891 a. 10 O'Clock NJ 70 show cause
u9 - eI should nj q antsd 70 &C. Weed, Admlnls.
atoF Of sad Etaie . much of ne Teai e1ao of ne
deceased shall be necessary % pay he aoWnncsI charges
aea dsbtg allowed " hua -
Isls1rs dslsriey Ss notice % a parss interested In
ead ntp . - and applar q he time and place above
seea nd lnes cause. any, WY said order of suis
eiV.s srs; " kssa ., ssussoou Nh siA d,s sf Jan.
~ 7f'a,'.ss, = WI IN woob. kAnlal..,u.os
, 1861-01-31

CHFRLsp.-FriendD D. W, Lowell who met with
an seeidsnt twe weeks ago as Port Townsend.
n beng thrown out ofs wagon. We regret 10
s,sis, : . o. crippled e % Be compelled % use
esaichsA His ankle was sprainsd IN ths an
lfon fhs wagon. and aill Fsmsiw painfully
, 1861-01-31

~ DARN o. McMArps. -Terenco D. McManus,
an associate exile with Smith o,Bfien, 7. =.
Meagher, Johp Mitchell, and other Distinguished
Irishmen, died In San Francisco on the l2th inst
, 1861-01-31

TnE LEaIsLAEtER--T THIS body viii close lis
labors this week, Il Il has not already adjourned
sine die Ia ~. ...-.l....,ii "a n ty,gt.le I
, 1861-01-31
nApD rAnE roR rnAyELERs.

HARD FARE FOR TRAVELLERS
Travellers used to have hard tines W y up ut
Steilacoom, if all thnt's said be true. An Incl.
dent is related Of one Joe Bowers" belonging
to M itinerant troupe Of minstrels, who, after
paying board bill more costly than that Of the
Metropolitan, was charged four bits extra for
square inch Of soap, which flew out Of his hands
every time he tried to grasp Il, and one extra
bit for towel that only hundred others had
wiped on, and which put on more dirt than It
took Off Being taxed another four bits for &c
cidcntaiiy leaving bis bat on the mar tel.piece,
over night, because il occupied the pace on which
II lean l"dsrr usually slept, he squared all ac-
counts aud lived for the rest Of his scourn in a
tent; had - benefit given him, and on visitin:
the treasury next morning, found it numbered
NJ like country store with agricultural pro-
ducts, sides Of bacon, pigs trOtters, and the
usual miscellaneous contents Of first.rate mar
Set He paid up all demands in the same cur
rency, and left
Unfortunately for the accuracy Of the above
"incident" our hotels don't possess any such
costly appendages Is mantel-pieces. and house.
room Is TOO precious to be appropriated to such .
silly purpose as the stOwage Of the tiles Of So
jOurners Such articles are usually left outside;
the owners thereby saving extra charge for their
accommodation. Soap is an article Of which lit
lie is sold and less used here; and when "Joe
Bowers" called for piece, his host had to send
to the adjoining town for il, which of course in
creased the cost Of the luxury. This will ex.
plain the condition Of the towels, also which are
generally used until they begin TO sprOut when
they are cast out to vegetate. As to pigs trot-
kera and tho ike u,o th;nk Joeaoh,s honaH.
, 1861-01-31

Tns DoUgLAs ApIusraEsT. On the 2lth uit,
Senator Douglas introduced bis proposed amend.
ments 10 the Constitution, to restore peace and
preserve The Union The plan constitutes q
kind q middle ground between the Douglas and
Rrsekinndss wings q. The Democracy, leaving
thS people q Territory unable % isgislais upon
slavery until ailer thsif number reaches any
thousand
, 1861-01-31

81 ,AfFOixrlEsf. Geo Gallagher having r.
|sientd thsCtHce ot Pablic Printer, acting Coy.
McGll hss appointed in bis stead Jamss Lodge,
proprietor oftho PioNssF and Dsmoauis - TIE
appclatmeat appears IN ddsSorn ID tiislist issue
~ Az, r.,,S, n tfEea 1-ii'stsisel h.ttfslp'S2
, 1861-01-31

DEEExsss EoR PuoEr SoUED AND Onedos. --0n
the 17th ult, Gov. Stsyens Delegate from this
Territory, introduced bIl ior the defence oi
Puget Sound and The entrance II tie Columbia
river. We have no knewlsdge Of ths proSIsiU6s
Of The bill, but ths amount 70 proposes % sppro
pirate FRA purpose % laudable as the protection
Of our seaboard Is s2Oo, ,S,e s.ss 81. ai.'ss,
, 1861-01-31

. RHDucrse wohk. The Hartford Tines hears
Of iargs establishments ia Connecticut reducing
works In Bridgeport upwards Of q 900 en-.
ployets are out Of wOrk, oAnd I'm New Haven,
1000, Dunbar's hoop, skirt factory, al Bristol,
has stopped work. The Plantation Hoe Com.
pany and the Southern Carriage Company, both
q WiuStsd, have hadl large southern orders ecun-
demanded. ~ y, Z, = ,.,., ,s,'la W =
, 1861-01-31

DEAD LEr1Ens.-It is stated that ne number
Of dead letters rstnrpsd 70 The General Post Ofce
Is not luss than a,5OOl0 Q annually, iwhile fully
another million ihil % reach the persons ad-
dressed. IN most eases, the hnlt of the nom
receipt Of letters Is believed 70 be with the wr-
ers themselves, either in misdirscting or inillc-
|gibly directing their accumulation. 90 y@d I
, 1861-01-31

THE PAcIFIcMAlL SFEAHsnP oonPAxy. -Ths
old saying, ait b anil wind that blows nobody
good, ,"is realized IN the instance ,of this Com.
pany, whose receipts have bcen vastly increased
BY the trouble IN the East. Thar income; is al
therate Of y, ,leo, 900 per anum, and ths stock
is "up.s The Company Is earning, i Is Sstima.
ted, over 4c PET cent q " capital, gs n X I
, 1861-01-31

I'm Couox MArgEAciBHss- -Ths Liverpool
Tinss says: sThs cotton mhnnksinrs & b.
coming lhS gFsatssi power IN En- sland-- perhaps
.hs World Th1 msp engaged y 4. ~ making
fortunes almost ~ alsap. u wealth they hf
exceed The old fsudal aristocracy, and every ,es-
tsseno8adiys which 1nds IL way into the mar
&C 8 snasshed Up eagerly ~ some paryent cot,
Ton sRinhst. lhe length n whose, purse eoes .
gFraiWay . atone iprsihe brevity nOfrhis pedi-
nfeo. .7Bnd u Iif ,9iuRp Ain dsipt " l'tsFsd