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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-08

This individual, with the title Of L. L. D.,
(which may stand for Low Lying Dog, J in
one Of his letters to the London Times,
makes the following remarks:
HAmid the oontending cries Of the null
tituds, it is now scarcely possible to ascer-
tain how far this is 3 war against Slavery,
or & war for the maintenance Of high pro-
tective duties"
What can be the motives Of this falsi6er
n making such an absurd statement un.
ess it is for the purpose Of aiding the
Hlicentous Times" in prejudioing the hon
est masses Of the English people againsi
us2 The idea that this is war for the
purpose Of maintaining high protective
duties shows the fellow to be either knay'
ora fool
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-08
FROM BALTIMORE.

III VIII7I VOLs %
The Old Point boat brought up number
Of refugees from Norfolk, including some
released crews from prize vessels Colonel
De Villiers the instructor Of OAlonel Ellis
worth, who was taken prisoner by Ex-Gov-
efnor Wise in Western Virginia, eame up
in the boat, having escaped from prison
and made his way along the James river to
Newport News, He escaped along with y
others, who were arrested and taken back.
He alone, by Disgusting himself and sf-
fecting lameneas sueceeded in escAping-
He described the suffering Of the prisoners
as great, and their treatment as barbarous,
one Of them having been shot ia the street
By a woman. BE has gone to Washington
with much important information CLEANED
on his journey.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-08

We nsurmise no normal cause Of the
loss of the paddle-whsels except this-ex-
cessive racing OF the wheels, 10 a degree
never possible in smaller ships. The Great
Eastern would span two waves whose crests
might be four hundred to six hundred ftet
apart. With her bow on one and her stern
on the other, it may be readily imagined that
both paddle,Bheels would be several feet,
perhaps ten or fifteen feet, clear Of the water,
and so pet up an excessive velocity, in
default OF proper regulating apparatus, prop
cry applied and in frst-rste order-a state
of things to be expected from the manage
meut Of the Great Ship Oompany-and 50,
when the rear wave let down her stern, and
the forward wave rolled back, enveloping
foil half of both wheels in an instant the
sudden check to the motion night well have
twisted the shafts of and let the wheels drop
This is the only reasonable theory in the
absence Of the faots-if we never get them
| N, p. TfapS I
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-08
FROM NEW YORK.

NV T Uihi UCI, o
A serious riot occurred in Hudson City
last night, between members of the Barney
Rifles, qusriered in the U. S. Arsenal, and
some 300 citizens, which it is yet feared
may lead to very serious results.
A number Of persons we're injured, in
cluding the Mayor Of the city, who, while
trying to quell the disturbance, was stab
bed five or six times about the head and
body, and is very seriously if not fatally
injured.
There were serious apprehensiOns of a
riot yesterday, and the military were or
dered to hold themselves in readiness.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-08
OOMMEROIAL.
NEW YORK 1TaRKRT-oef. ,

FLOBR-Receipts q, 600 bbls. Market luite firm
with fair export demand.
Sales l00u bbla at ga25Rg5h0 for srperhne state;
a965@570 for extra state; t5,330f5E0 tor supertine
Westerni s56Uft5,75 fer common TO medium extra
hoop Ohio.
CANADIAN FLOUR.-The Market is firm
for extra. ~. l7ff
mon 70 choice extra
WHEAT-Reeeipts 2si6s5 bush. Market dull
and about lc lower. Eales s0H09 bush at Sl,2l for
choice chicago spring; Sl,2l61l,25 for milwaukee
olln tisa ior winter red Westerni Sl,2s for white
western.
HYE-Market firm ct 7Oa76c.
RARLEK-Scarce and firm at 6517Bo.
CORN-Reoeipts l46,2s5 bnsh. Market firm and
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-08
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.


FoRT MONROE, Oct. 6.
The Spaulding sailed for Hatteras Inlet
with 500 troops
Gen. Wool returned to Old Point this
morning, and will doubtless remain.
Gen Mansfield goes TO Hatterss Inlet on
the SpauldiDg, to assume the chief COM
mand.
Commissary John Clark, late editor of
the Boston Courier, was on the propeller
Fanny, but left with ihe first boat load Of
stores and thus escaped being made pris-
oner.
The captain of the Fanny is severely
censured, as it appears the rebel vessels
we're not seen until within four miles of
the propeller.
On Thursday two tug boats having the
Susquehsnns's launches in tow, and laden
with the remaining stores for the 20ih In
diana regiment, left Hatleras inlet for the
encsmpment Of the regiment but it was
rumored before the sailing of the PsWaee
that they had abandoned their position
and we're on their way to the Inlet.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-08
FROM THE UPPER POTOMAC.

DARNEsTOWNl Md, Oct. 4.
This morning guns we're heard in the
direction Of Conrad's Ferry. At 8 o'clock
this P. NJ. Gen. Banks rode thither, and
has not yet returned. 1t is surmised the
firing was from our guns, to protect the
preparations said to be progressing there
for crossing the river. The First Brigade,
commanded by Gen. Abercrombie, is now
resting near DaWsonyille.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-08
The Trus UnIsn TIcIets. !.

The JeEeit pesoe Democracy are doing
all hat ingenuity can suggest or industry
accomplish to weaken the true Union vote
both opon State and county officers. They
have manufactured split tickets in unlim-
lied quantities, hoping thereby to deceive
many vita their Eilss, To guard against
their sOksmea, We give description Of the
true unesndiGonsl Union ticket as pre-
pared fos ths ballots Of tomorrow. We do
this that eur readers may each and every
one Of ihs know what his ticket gbOuld
lock liEs. not be deceived BY any as
surAnsos sf anything different in one
single pa aiar from what we give below
is aiust "a same that uthe names are
the same auF such lle.
At the bsad q the ticket is q Rnsly en-
grayed emblem repressnting the American
coat Of nfE suE aags, two the stars and
stripes, and mo rtgimentsl flags Of blue,
studded viii sssrs,--a shield covering the
crossing q DE tags, and bearing an sp-
proprtaio notto. and the American eagle
sPreadiag bis wings over all,-ths whole
being slsgaa.ly printed IN oOlOrs. Under.
meath this head are the words 'aUnion
State TiOksF in rcd /; then the names Of the
State noui1eos in blue; then the words
Union County Ticket" in red, and then
the names Of the county nominees in blue.
Every god strsight Union ticket with
all the names correct from Tod to HOege,
wiz answer 20 this description in every
particular, AID every vote that does not, is
either JeEstt ticket or q split ticket Be-
ware Of beta, and cut this description out
and put it in your pocket that Jon may be
sure, when 4 tiekei is .ogered you, it is the
true red, white and blu"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-08
John Ban has Bitten 4 Large Slice from
His Ovrn Nose.

I0lu hNM uuN GLENeu q LARGE EIce IRON
His OFn Nose.
The wisesores Who run the British Gov
ernment for that sstimabls lady, the Queen
Of England, in their anxiety to afford all
the aid they dars to the rebels-thersby
hoping to divide cur nation and thus weak
en- s formidable competitor for the balance
of power in the political world have over
shot themselves, and bitten off their own
noses. They commenced By putting on an
air Of anxiety to be perfectly impartial,
and st the same time proclaimed to the
world that the rebels we're entitled to all
the privileges Of belligerents-that is, to
have all the rights Of war that are acpord-
ed to one nation engaged in hostility with
snother nstion. This too in the face Of the
fact that the British Government never &C.
corded the rights Of belhgerents to the
rebels in India, but took sepOy prisoners
and blew them to pieces from oannons; in
the face Of the fact that our Government
never gave encouragement to the rebels
during the civil var in Ireland and Cana
ds by giving them such rights.
The consequences Of the encouragement
thus given by MessrB. PslmerstOn s Co.
to the South, has been to spur the COnfed-
crates to mSks greater exertiOn to attair
their end, sad thus perhaps prolcng shs
war twelve months.
This Of course will deprive the Englisl
manufacturers Of cotton just 50 much long
er, and thus bring 50 much additional mis-
cry upon the haplegs operatives Of theil
mills. Already the time Of running thes,
mills has been reduced to four days u thI
week, and it viii not be long before MI
lions will be thrown out Of employment il
that land, thanks to the OverWeening anxi
ETY. OF the English Government to give ali
and comfort to the rebels, and the unscru
pulous aid slanderous London Times
which has teemed with articles dsnuncis
tory Of the ability Of the North to oOnqus
q peace, and Of the credit Of our Govern
ment.
The gentlemen composing the Cabinet {
Her Gracious Majesty viii wake up One.S
these 6ne mornings sadder and wiser mel
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-08
FRnnI wAsuINcrnN-

WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.
The recently concluded treaty between
the Delaware Indians and the United States
is officially proclaimed. It provides for
the conditional purchase of the surplus
lands by the Leavenworth, PaWnee and
Western Railroad Company of Kansas, in
aid Of the construction of a railroad
through their home reserve. The number
of acres is nearly 224, 900, at an aggregate
valuation of S287, 900.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-08
Office No. l4s Superior Street.

moderately active SAILS 10000 bush at 55a56o for
mixed western good and prime.
OATs-steady at 9Oe2b for Canadian, and vest
ern and state.
P6R K@MArkst quiet Sales at Sll,7s@l5,OO for
mess t9,750lO,O0 for primo.
. BEEk-dRrket dull
CUT mRATH-MRrkot quiet
LAHD-Market quiet and steady. Sales Of sJ4
Rgho
BUTTER Selling At7eno Tor OhiOi sndI2He
&c state.
OIERsR-Markst steady at SOTO common to
'WiHTIsKY-Markst quiet at aiH@HKo.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-08
TURKS ISLAND NEWS.

NEW YORK, Oct. b.
Turks Island dates to Sept. 2lst not tele-
graphic, state that there had been mod
crate demand for salt this week, and most
Of it had been sold for cash. The quantity
oa hand is steadily diminishing, as the
rains SO far prevented any quantity being
gathered 74@s are present prices. EX-
port duty } cent
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-08

THE New BRIaABIER GENERAL RoUs-
sEAU.-We have known Lowell Fl. Rousseau
for more than twenty years, and we never
knew q more gallant, generous and knight
ly spirit. His hesrt Is as tender as q WO-
mans and brsver than q lions. his whole
soul overhoWs with the truest and best
feelings of humanity, but he will fearlessly
bare his breast in the front Of armed hosts
to the feroest ightnings that ever burst
from the cloud Of battle.-LOu Jour.
nal
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-08

The opposition are resOrting to all man
ner of tricks 10 cut down the Union vote,
They have split tickets printed, ready fer
ell who win be gulled by them, which bear
the names Of S. E. Adams in place of Bush
nell White, FOR Prosecuting Attorney, and
W. d. Cspener in place Of Rudd C. Hopkins
for Coroner. Beware of all such tickets
let not one be deceived hy them. RI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-08
watch for Split Tickets---Transactions In
the Country.

the GounLry.
EDS. LEADER While waiting the ar
rival Of the train last evening in sOlon,
found q certain Doctor Of your city hard at
work to secure the services of citizen Of
solon to peddls some Sc 9 straght-Out
Union Tickets as he ca' them, and also
assuring cur friend that he would beat R.
c. Hopkins fUs thousaa9 gotes in the city.
On asking the priviIege Of seeing one Of
fhsu, found the name Of 81 q. GapensE
Tor Coroner, the same that appears IN the
list of awbits feather politicians, IS 8
candidate for the same Office.
The Doctor also visited this place this
morning on the same errand, but 1 wish tc
assure him and his friends that 50 far as
|, this part Of the county is concerned, he
has got just far enough on to the Union
1 ticket to get hoisted entirely past his pro
pOsed landing place. Let every lover o
he Union turn out next Tuesday ant
( vatch for sptt tieksts. 81. W.
Chsgrin Falls, Oct. 6, 1861.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-08

DETROIT, Oct. Z.
A special dispatch from Toronto to the
Free Press says that Col. Rankin, NJ. P,
lately authorized by our Government to
raise regiment Of Lsncers, was arrested
there for violation Of neutrality.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-08

BUPFALO HIARKET Oct. ,.

2
HIfBH- Market steady.
WHEAT-Nkrkat hrm but quiet. Sales 5000
bush Chicago BpTing az ydc lSOlg bush choice red
winter at 81, i2kal, ,l3, an extreme figure
GURN-MaFket steady with fair demand. Sales
5000 bush At 3yjkc.
CANAL FREIGHTS-l6fe on corn, lee on
Whest TO New York.
LAKE IMPORTS-20 ON bbls -four; $1,000 bu
EhfRE 2O,o0n bush corn; 100 bush barley.
CANAL EKPORTs-6,O 0 bbls hOur; 249,000 bu
wheat ~ O0 bush corn; 80 900 bush oats 900 bush
rye.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-08

DTFoRoE.-FrRY SIoEl-"Who is tha,
young gentleman who looked at you so earn
estly said slood husband to his recently
married wife. taThat Is my lats hurbandi
deary, answered she,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-08

m. Gatard has invented harness which
can be detached from the horse by merely
pulling rein specially devoted to that pur-
pose. A brake at the same time stops the
carriage. This permits the driver, in case
his horse becomes unnanageable, to let him
20 entirely freed from the harness; and SO
that he viii not be likely TO injure himself.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-08
CLEVELAND 4 ERIE &. B.

ISL. SUMMER RARRAHGEMEHT. lssl.
On and after Monday, Nay 5th, 1851, PasIelguE
Trains viii run al lollOgg.
LEAVE OLEVELAHD.
e13 A Il Express NAIL TRATN-5topTiag 6
al Stations eIcspt Euclid, WiokhEs, Mem
-- tor, PeErY, OnionYtlle, Sagbrook, EairTl8H
-.-a and kEanTiloi and arrives ct krie q "a
2. n, Odnkirk 200 P. H., Buffalo 40 p ~
ls0s P n. OIhQENNAFI ENPRE3S TIA Lh-5tor-
ping at PaihesViIls, Ashtabula and giraFd
only, and arrives e. Erio 10 2. H. Dun
kirk at $50 P. H., Rufslo At i0:26 P. NJ.
f:f5 P, 4, OONNEAUT ACOOMMODATI01l-El
a.0o Il NIdHT- -WEPRE8a. TRAIN-Stopping 6
PainesTiIle, A1htsbuls and GirArd only and
arrives at Eris at 1910 A. T., Dunkirk e
-. 800 Az, BuAalo ss80 A. y,
LEAVE ERIE.
IflBA. n. NIGHT Express TRkIE-Stopplng e
Girard, ABhtabulE and PaineJTille onlyi and
arrives ct Cleveland at AIS A. T.
los0o A. h NAIL TRAINS topping at all etlslola
! -r tor and fiipklif1i sd arrive e. llsFellel
.1s.so > -. J5Y RFgs TIA IL -sl5tsIu IS e.
rsri Counesut, AshtahulB and PailegTilie
] a only, and arrives At Cleveland a. $50 p n
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN VII leaTe Oounoaus
af $50 4. H., stopping at al stations and
! arriving at Cleveland st $40 A. n
All ths trains going westward connect at Cleveland
With trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, Cncin-
nati St. Louis, Eo.; and al the train8 going eagtEnTq
connect at Dunkirk with the traina OF the ~ u, >
Railroad, and at Buialo with thoso OI the New Acrk
Central and Buffalo New York Qity kailroedgs
Cleveland, Mayo, 1851.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-08
Gen. Wool at Fort Monroe
GEN. MANSFIELD AT HAT.
TERAS INLET.
riot at Hudson, N. "

FIRING AT DARNEsTOwN.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-08
iLAVALAND 3 TOLEDO & &,
sgHHEE ARRAEeEnlaE. -.

Connections are made a EonrosviIis ,itn IN. s.r.
duakyf Mansfield and Newark B. B., At Olyds Va
tie sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati = r. ~ -
mont With Ersmont 4 Indiana B. b. and u IoIe1e
with ne Michigan Soufheu 8 Eoffheru TufinlE
and Toledo and Wsbash Raflroad8 for Ohica.To ~.
sfolti JaeE8oni Eort MSyns, LOglr8port Lsisystte
Selrps Altens st Louis and ah Pointg West Horfh
Trains arrive 70 OlsVoland from To tsdo ana ia
West, At $40 A. H., AS ?. T., and 8st5 p = Tro1
Sandu8ky ST $50 A. \.
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Terms ~ gsH Hs's; 8 BStH' s's
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GEN. PRICES MOVEMENTS
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This Afternoons Report.

FREMONT WILL FOLLOW HIM UP.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-14

teber fot@en tbetlwetlen @tn3ablunB t1li>
fen jeoo@ bic pom 10. Mueut an bis
gum Sage BET pollen @tn3ablun9 aufeez
laufenen :3in1 en-. NIT erlest &perben. Dfele
3inlen &perpen bei Der 8e3oblun8 beS erz
fen ein9ereibten Coupons wteoer jurid<
ertattet.
Inn bic pinttli9e 3ablun9 Der ;3inlen
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ipwte AUDI bic ~a4mdblt9e MblSlun8 bes
&apitalS gu %9erantiren, BAT ber @on9reB
fir cine Yp1fpmn1en au6ret@enoe &epe<
nie gelor9t> bic ni9t Bios fir bie1en
3wed, lonoern AUDI fir ALE anpern auz
Berprbentlt9en Nu69aben au6rei9t.
Gs 1T gu erieben, bob ni@t nur bas
gauge @t9entbum pe8 2anpe6 fit bte3abz
lung bet 3tnlen unp per 6eimsablut19
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Elm entlpre@enper Nntbetl Der jdbrlt9en
Yrobuftton mtttelit elmer @teuer auS9e<
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ttren. Yrompte, tetnem 3ufaQ au8seleBte
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fir gu srob balten, penn man fe nit ben
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NIT benz Betru9 pe5 Gieentbume unb per
propuftipn peralei@t.
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uperpe i@ in uebereini tmmun9 nit Der
&nprpnun9 pe8 @pnsre1e6 ~ balp al8
tbunlid in perl 6teoenen YldBen unb erS>
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8ur9er, bic ft9 an Der Mnleibe 3u betbei=
lt9en winl9en, @ele9tnbeit baben bie5 III
tbun. Mtttlerpetle f1nnen Sene, wel@e
Dies ppr5teben> ir9enp cine @umme> bic fe
in Der Mnletbe ausule9en mini 9en> at,
ben 6inansmintiter in Balbiu9ton pper
an ben oifitirenben 6inan3minilter in
New>yorf, 8oton> philadelphia ct.
Souls poer an baS Deppttorium in Gin
ctnnati lenpen, 100 fe Gertif icate erbalten,
mel9e ben 8el'ber 3u @daBamt6npten
unter ben terett5 erwdbnten 8eoinsunsen
bere6tt9en. @s ldbt 1iG nidt beSweifeln,
cdB eer Watriotismus be6 8olfe6 berettz
wiui9 Der liberalen @ci6beit ietner Nez
prdlentanten entlpre9en miro~"
uebri9en6 mar eS Elm Srrtbuu1> BAT
bic @apitaliiten Der Stdpte Boton, Ybi=
laoelpbia unb NewzYorf $50 MiQionen
Aesei9net baben loIten> lonoern so Mtl=
lionen 1T Der BON ibnen 9e3ei@nete Sc,
tra9. SIS bletbt ali IL I'M fern patriotil9er
Mtnnelota @apitalilten 5i@er nod eli
binldn9li6er Spielranm CUR 8etbeilt9:
uns> bis bic 100000, bic fir ben &riel
auf9enommen weroen lpQen> bel etnance1
Itnp.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-14

Die &riesanletbe,- Tinansz
Winil ter Gbale bat einen Nufruf an Die
Station erlaller, in mcl1em er su 8etbeis
llauna an rcr &%rie9sonlsibc ouforpsrt,
unp cine flare unp rstaiuirte Darleeune
ces Welen5 her Nnleibe Dem Bolfe prdz
lentirt. MuS pieler Darle9uno, welbe
lih namentliN comit befabt nahSumei lcn>
rob e5 ntht lowpbl tin patriptilbesSpfe
it, Der Ne9ierung Gelo su boroen> lcn>
bern coB ltA raraus erfletliGe Dprtbeile
onp li9erer prof it ~er;ielen lal1en, wie
Jpn weniae rerartiae TinanSmanoeupre
bleten. Do5 GeleB iber bic Mnleibe
l6lisbt bic tleincm &apitalilten ni9t muir
nf9t BON Der Setbeilt9uns aus, ipnbern
9epabrt tbnen ben Gortbeil> paB, tpenn
rte 3ei6nunAen Die 9eforrerte @umme
uberltetaen louten> zen tleineren 8etrd9en
Der gpr5u9 9e9eben miro. Son so Doll
lars aufmartS weroen Betrdse an9enpn1z
men.
Sober llnterseidner empfanat bel 3ab>
lung leine6 8etra9s S9aBamt6npten ~
lplden 8%etra9en, wie CT ile ieinen Gin
%sablungen entipredeuo anaeben mag, leien
IS $780, 800, $780, $1,000 pter $4,000.
Die Snterlen Don Z $40 prpcent be-
1ra9en fir Die so Doll. Noten.1 Gent per
Sag, fir bic 100 DpQ. Noten 2 Gents
fir bic 500 Dpu. Noten 10 Gents fir
ete 1000 Doll. Noten 20 Gents unp fir
Die 5000 Doll. Soften 1 Dollar per Sag.
Aae ous9e9ebenen @9abamtSnpten iinp
Som II. Nu9uit 1861 oattrt unp tragen
31lllen Don oielem Sage an.
Seosr Note iincGouppns bei9eflot auf
re1en Der balbjabri9e ;3tnlenbetra9 per<
Set@net ftebt wel9e Coupons pon ben
Noter 9etrennt uno leparat fir 3ablunQ
elt9etet1t peroen tInnen. Gin ieoer UNI
terl9retber mag ben 9anset1 8etrao auf
Elm Wfal einsablen pber NIT einen 3ebn<
tbeil Beginner, UNI jeben fpl9enpen Tao
ein wetteres Drittbeil gu erlesen. 8fi
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-14
$50. @AW#% IS
Wft6t90n @putberu
1860

Detroit Mpnrce uno Gplebo Batn.
0is1e 1inie unb ibre @erbinSunaet tilten s,ne
S9ultanot9e Noute Don Detroit mad @btcaap.
:NN'lnautte, @alena, &pt Selanb, Gubuoue,
Sur!'n9t0n, prairie bu @bien> Ga GrplIe, ct.
Xaat, carr St. Voui6, ct. Splepb uno ale
Nputet int gSe ten unb @ubweteu.
Mu9
mad 1oleoo, @lebelaro, Wittsturo. WheeIino
New-yort unb alien Orteaa, uobin man All ZEN
Serlgteoenen 3weisbabnen ppn ienen ylGten fab.
rem tann'
Mbfabrt.
g ubr As Minuten Mittag. Qiobtnina Grpree
tur Sbica9p unb New= yort
tom1nt an 5u Nbriau uu1 9,45 0prmitoos
3oleop I'm $50
CLEVELAND um $40 Na9m.
Buffalo um 1920
9bleasp I'M 700
Nep=yort UNI $3.50
l. u9r No&mittaes. Golebu nnb Gineinnet.
tpmmt na& Eolebo UNI 405 Madmitaaa,
@lepelanb um $50
Buffalo UNI 4>55 gormittaes>
Nemsyorf ut $50 Nadmittaas.
Dtele Hpute r,a1t birette 0erbinbung au Sic,
belanb nit ben pradtpolen @teanern vGity p'
Buffalo" unb ,Wetern Metrppplis> mad Bufalr,
5ubr IS Minuten Na@m. Nerian uno QEe-
fern Grpreb
tDmmt an su Monrole UNI sos Nadmittaos,
. 94brian UNI 1000
@bteasp um 700 8prmittaas,
~ &arten t3nnen erbalten >perre1
gu Detroit in ber Office Der Gpmpaouie
Gde @tpater< uno BruDz Strabe.
~ 3wil@en Detroit unb Gbieaao mereen
teine Wagspns 9etpe9lelt.
~ DeS Na9t6 1T Elm @aaspn NIT
Bettett Ser eben.
Die i3uee eeben mad Der @bicaao Belt al,
tpel9e UNI 20 Miuuten fruber 1T ais bic BON o.
troit. Snp. .. Campbell
@en'l @uperintenbent.
@.p. Rnisbt> Metnt au Detroit.
@en'l 6uperint. Office, 2Olebu, SUM- IS. $50.
Minneiot &iper YodetzG rprebzSinie.
Das neue Dampfbppt
MlbanY,
Capt. So Mebter, eebt mSS9entli9 trei Mal
pom ct. paul mad Mantatp unb b~efSrbert Ya|-
iasiere unb Gra&t na@ allen !3wil9enfationen
am atnntio ta SLUG, - Na9fre %wstwnft an
BpTb bea Bpptee.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-14
cine Me7e 0efeiert, tpel@er piele Yerlpnen

betipDDntett.
Sic iuternatipnale @pmmillion bat BIN
iibtli6 per @renset an ben Dpnaumiin>
punoen III @unlten per pforte 9e9en bic
Qlnlprii9e ber Moloau entld{eoen.
DaS turfilhe @iertel pon SmYrna 1T
ppn elmer ercben Teuersbrunit betrneeludt
wprcen. Die pfcrte bat ben @inwobnern
l1nter1tubun0 0el6tft.