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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-14
1ool' &G@@z~ 1861.
@r1nD 9QDen HDute.


@rQnb @apen &pute.
Dte far3ete btQte1e uno comfortabelfte
9infe na9 Dem Sfen!
aus Gtieubabn!!
ouseenemmen IS Meilen sou Milwautie
nod @rane9apen, melGe in 6 @tunben
3urad9ele9t tperren nit ben ele>
gdnten Ddmpfern
M lwautte unp Detroit.
&eiienbe, bic 1T Milwautie nit bemMbenb,uae
%antommen>- tInnsa ipelei9 an 8prb eebeu uao
Mtor9ens abrei1en u. 9etptnnen babur9 125tuu-
ben an3eit DOT Semen, bic uber Gbicagp mad bent
Often reileu.
Diefe @eiie 1T AUDI BET Matur19Snbeit tpeeen,
10 bic 'NiasarafaQe bieteu, jeber anpern Noute
nor5u3isben. Man fdbrt auf bieler 2inie BON
Mttlmautte na4 Detrpit, 5amiltpn, @uspenfipu
Srio9e Wia9arabriide), Buffalo, &p9efer, @Y<
racule, Ncn1, UTICA Mlbany, Netp. gprt, Bplpn,
1oronto> S8oensbur9 unb Mpntreal.
Der preiS 1T biQi9er ais ber auf
anpern 2inten.
Rarten fnb III alen 5aupt- Gil enbabn= Sffceu
bes Wefens 3u baben.
s. 8. @bitmpre>
@eneral @e1tern @sent, ct. Yaul.
Spbn Nnprew,
Iidet~ Msent, ct. Yaul.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-14

Das Dampfi9iH ~MiIwaufee"> Capt. &idarpa,
oerlaBt Ben Opt AM JuBe ppu Milmaufee= Strast
1eoen Mpr9en pracile 5 nbr (Spnntass aueaee
r%pn1n1en) uno lte9t NIT ben G.ieutatn- 3uoen re-,
2etrolt7 une Dtilrautee<> Great Wetern- uni
Nsw<yprt eentral~N ail~9tpab in bircfter Scr
b%inhung.
Anfaaft in Miasara Salts i rbr Mprsens,
Nlbeny ubr Nadm.,
Mew=gprt 9 1br 80 y. Mbrs.
Selton II nbr Madts.
Pas Dompfidif rOetrpit"> Capt. Mc9ru,,
Derlabt ben Dpd Der Qetrpit< unb Milmautef-
etlenbabn=Gp. Na4mittasS 4 l1br (@puumlf
aus9enpmmen).
@ntunft in Detroit ubr 80 81. Mpra.
@usp. Bridge 5 llbr @benes>
Mleany lbr Mpreena,
Nsw yprt 10 ltr Is 81. Mcrs.
8ptpn IL ubr As 81. Wtitt,
Yalase>8 ilsts !; Dia @esel- prer Dampflp,r
tad Ure1nen> 5amturg, 5apre, Nntperpen, Mptr
~teroa1a> HtperppOl &c. rerben III Der Office r,
Gpn1pe9nie ~Ssrfauft.
yaquete 1ur tr9enb eincn an Der Detrpit unit
NN'ltoautee = gtlentabn o%ele9enen plab pereen
prompt unb blQig b%ef0roert.
Man 5eidne 6ra9t: Via D. & M. R
Oiele 9pmpasnie befSroert Traht ~ teteuteur
9er.l9eren Yretlen> 1dneQer unp fberer, als r.
9fne etne antere @eleQ1daft.
Office in Milmaufie $50 SNpa0ertrage.
y. Niemeier> @a1Irer.
SuliusM ~ooius> General Noent.
5. y. US bttman>
r%eiteneer @ysrt fir BEN @elten.
@ 4ySa!sa S Sersns, g%sassis,.
@. %. Greemon N9en1en+
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Deut1@e
g. ufmlQfc.

w
Pr unter5ei&nett bena9rt&tiet biermit bas
eeut,@e Yublituut, bag Ct pom
perm :: BON 8aumba9, In Milmaufee,
&oniul fir 8ateru,
m WrttemberG
Me6lenburg unb
@robber3pgtbum Sn@fen
err1e4tt9t 1T, Dotumente, tuelde mad ben 8enann-
ten Steaten, eber anbtrn beutf9en in Minnelota
rep. Mt'ltua9tee NOD ni&t eoniularii& nertretenen
Staaten b~eltir1ntt iinb unb ber ccnfularii@en Be-
e!aubisans teoirfen, in Gmpfame gu nebnatn, unb
n'eleleen. NIT FOLDER Beelaubieune nerieben, il
gag Der Setimmuns, benz Mus0eaer in tur1eRer
Srtlt 3u ren1tttiren, pber 9lei9 per Ypit an ibren
Seittnannun9sort mad De1tl9lanb ~ befSrbern.
Oes9let@en 1T er erbEtis, in ieintm @el@afta<
Bureau.
9eYwarb'8 8lpd Dtitte @traBe,
Hatblu&enesn jebe sewunl9te Mustunft iber iel~
IN Betra9t tor1men mSoen.
Oscar MalmrcS>
DHentliher Notar, 9eptparb'S 8lrd.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-14
umt3uQ.

). G. & ]. @. Bur6Qn&
lnb BON ibrem alien @el9GftsplaB ant TuB ber
SadlonltraBe mad benz 9rpBen, jiin9it Don 5olanb
uno Miller innesebabten Waarenbaule, Gfe ber
@tblepfraBe, ee3oeen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-14
6. S. M6ae,
Subweltl'9e @de Don Main< uno Dritter @tr.,
cine Greppe bod,
@tncinnott, .,
We61el<@

@pllectipnen unb Musaablunaeu
tcoer Mrt in alien Sbeilen . eut@1lanbs,
tperben BON mir ,pie sewpbnli9 auf bic prpmptel1e
Mrt %belpr9t.
Sir % ed lel auf Mem=Yort 5t.Qpuis.
@bteago> Ncw Orleans uno anbere
5anpelsplaBe Der Ser. @taaten tanu man thinner
BET mir oas 0elb erbalten.
An bic mad ltebenben YlGBe lnb bel
mir We41el in srSBeren, lppie in ben tlein<
ten Summen gu ben Willie fe Courier AZ
baben.
@elber> mel@e AT irsenb zines ber nadReben-
ben 5auler tn Deutldlanb fir ibre Rednunq
eingelanet peer bc5ablt uerben, nit benz Bemerfen.,
pab mir bapon Na&ridt au seben 1ei, tDnuen bel
mir til Cincinnati . elei9 erboben terben, TO-
salb ib bic Ma&ri9t vom &inaanse Der @unarne
erbalten babe. Da i'd BON ueinen Ser14iebcneu
Banquiers INNER nit iebem Steamer 8riefe e.
balte. spenn @elber ein9eaangen lnb, 70 it bieS
Der idneQfe, I9erte unb biQiefe Wea, UNI @el-
Der mad Mnaerita 3u f9ifen.
Xi1te ntetner 8anfter8 I'M 9eutfh=
lamb. &C.,
at bic Sbr @elo be5ablt unb Damn BEL mir
erbpben tperpen fam:
@u@ line bel tieien 5auiern in europa ~ieberaeit
We4iel auf mid gu baben:
6ra11t1urta a. M. 9errB Mesler, feel. @pbn
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-14
@tienbQbnen II. DQmfpbppte.

StIkNuuVltIN u.SuNlIpUpDlt.
1861, &AEaEEzZzz9 1864.
$a,ntiba1 nnb ct. SJpbn 81. 81.
pipnter< &pute mad benz @eften
15J Mttlen peiter ,petlid unb $50 MeiIeu nXber
mad Yites Yeat ais irsenb cine anbere Babn.
Die .tar3elte, beauem(e unb bette &oute mad
St.Jolepb, 2easentpurtb, &an1as, MebrasfaGity.
Gmeba> Council Bluff, 9enia u. Mebrasf, Ter-
T!tor!ur1: 'pelt1. Soma unb Mi0puri, @ala1ee unb
Na@ ct. Soiepb seben taslid 3uae ob bon
t:9anlbal in Verbinbune NIT ben Mi1GlIppi Wodet-
booten, BON @elten uno Siipeu unb in Ierbin .
Snne NIT ben @tasen na9 allen obeu erwabuten
YlaBen.
Muf pieler &oute eripart mar bret Tooe
an Belt.
3usDieb unp ioniiee 5rn&t ;u ben biQioaen
Yrei1en. ""'ST'"
1brousb~ Gidets mad alien &i&tunaen 1lnb ~,
gaben am Bcrb Der Nprtbern Qinie u. Minueicto
Yadet> @ompaenie, sas @epGd mirS NIT Morftn
1erleben (GbedS) unb sebt }l&er.
Y.S. @rpat. 1idet- Meent.
). Hppmts, Gra9t-M eent.
S. s. g. 9aYpppb, Gen. @upt.
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rran9emen
1861.
ebieas0> Nep> &orf> Bot0n> ct. eruis, Cairo,
New' Orleans, ria
SQtnpt6 Central
unb
@alena uro 6. 81, @t1enbabn.
3ISe ssbem t. bon Dunleitb ot: 2as-Grpreb I'm,
Z nbr y. d. @pnntaes ausaenpnlmen.
Nad, MempbiS in 38 @tunten.
Nta9 Nep<S Orleans in So 6tunteu.
Naa Nep-gorf in. 81 @tunbeu.
Naa 8efpn III IS @tunteu.
Ya1aeiere BON ct. Yaul fnten III Iunleitb Rte
:3use nod allen @esenpen i'm Often unp int @u<
ben in 8ersuidaft.
Die Na6tsd9e buten @a9opns NIT
8etten.
Sbroue- Iidets gu baben at Der Sadlputrase,
tabe Der 9enee. O.. 9. Eprbea.
Nsent in ct. paul.
y. @. Mrtbur, @enI-@ SUPERINTENDENT Gbieaar,
W. y. Sobnicn> @enl>Ya0aeieragent, @bieaqr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-14
@nenbQbnen Il. DampfbDpte.
Baltimore unb Wbip-G iinbabn.
@@@@@sNRD Die erpbe@oute mad

EH~ '''"'e "aU
@aDineton> 8altimore, Ybilapelpbio,
Newzyprf unp Bplpn.
D!ele oSrtrehltde 8abn> nit ibreu serte0erten
me,tl.9en 0erbinbungen, bietet ben Ne11enbem e;ns
btrette 2inie mad Baltimore, Wbilabelnb;n Mst"'
yort unb Bottom. Nu9 1T fe bie ein,;os @r,,ts
gut trelder man Durdean9s= BiQete 9Sromah.
2ttets) uno @epadmarten (Gbefs) nad Wo-
1btngtDn erbalten fann. XIV"
Uret gallagher 3lee serladen @bee(iuo. Mo
pealiden 3asen. "'' ""'"
yfa9 allen Sili9en Stdbten:
Son Baltimore fabrt man 'pgleid pbue 9lufent-
pat mt . @nell3 ilgen naa
Ybtlooelpbta> Nemzyprf unb 8pfton.
49,. Ma9 @a2lbinston eeben bon Baltimore taislip
Ta9rsslo nme 9abrssit 10 turs mic auf irgene
90 &eiienee belieten ibre BiQete ria mbse-
lug au perlan9en. Our99an9starten uuo Musz
Wefens. -
10 Die 8altimcre- unb SbiU- 6 ;snhohn
TT Nftlenorn AUDI gang b~elonpers Der NaturidSn%
pe1ten pegen 5u ernpfeblcn.
Sir Gro@t mad philadelphia, Newzycrf
uno 8pfpn>
Hap opfr BON benz % eifen
gat e'e1s gaRn grOBe gpr3Ige> ba 1ie, ant Ohio.
tlulle 81 Wbeeltng> 8ennppb unb Varfersturo
auslautene, nit benz sroBen Mesmerfe tpe1flidf1
e'lsnbabnen TT birefter @erbinbuno 5tebt.
Son gS9ee!ia9 u1o Yarfersbura oebeu ieben
Sas reeelmabise Brpts na6 alien S2fen bsr t,sits
liden 6lu1e alb. WY
PIE Sra@tpreife 1tnb 70 billia
~1e trgenb elmer anbern &pute"
9uter epn: trseno einem plabe Ejtlid BON RoIt;.
more beSei9ne man : ugia &2;fo. u. Sbic@.M."
Naes> mas an bic @senten bieler Babn cpnlio
ni1t 1T, mirb raid belpret.
6ra1t~M9enten linb: 3. McBurnie. in
Stnetnnati; g: Se1pbiQ II. &c. &iplev. s.:
s. 81. Ycse, Maysoiae. 3d.; s. 81. Qctm;d''
g = + g Il S 3d.; p; %es u; g. Misslspsrt,
ter. Solton; g.. %. Yermeil, New-gprf: ~
aeQg> op9ilabelpbia; SIS. &nelants Baltimore:
~ Soltfr u; 49, eeanspiQe> Snb.; 5, g.
T.. ): TorlYtb II. Co., ct. Qcuis.
7. Wf* @ple, @eneral> BiQet- Moent.
M. preScptt @mitb,
2ranSpcrtmetter; G.S. 1uuer.
0eneral<Na ent bes Mefens.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-14
g. g. S S. 6. 8nrbamf,
@n9rpSz 5dnbler in
Observation-Disclosures, @pe6ttipn<

Observation-Disclosures, @pebttipn<
Gpmntinions =&dnb1er.
@robbanbler III Groceries, Mebl, @9meineaei9>
@etraies unb 2ebensmitteln, Salt, Cement, Sub
haar>. Naseln! @al3, Druid unb Yadpapier,
Orudnaterialien &c.
Tra9tcpntratte perben mad bent Sfen unb De-
ten iibernpmmen.
8aaruuri@u0e eema9t auf Gonlsnatiunen su
jeber 3ett uno jebem Betras.
perlpnen, tpelGe Sitter an uns conf isniren>
t0nnen ii& barauf nerla0en> bab le Dor 1eber-
~tbeuruns gei4ubt Fnb. Glitter tperben au ben
nieorielten Yreilen pbne @ldl i9t auf bic bel on=
bere Ypltltnie pber bas 8ppt lpebirt. Eager unb
@ommtnions-@ ebIbr 70 niebrte ais 1T ispem re-
ipettablen 9aule.
Office ait Der 2esee, AM 6uB Der @ibleyFraBe.
s. 6. u. $. 6 Burbnnf,
S. 6. 8urbanf,
@ensral > Meent fir bic @alena= Dunleitb- unb
MinneiOta=p adet-@o.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-14

9fQ@wetlun9S1
@a6a8e= rnb Nptartats=
SIreau
e. J. Eno6e(Soorf,
brittle @traBe, eesenaber benz Store sun
Suffice u. Gorepaueb,
St paul, MtnneIcta.
Nrbett unb Engagement pirb 1pmpbl meiblt-
@en Olenltbpten als rtdnnli9tn Mrbeit1uGenben
na&9euieen.
@le Msent fir bas 3userldlIse Ya0asebaus ~.
Z. 9iQer in Netp-gorf iteue i9 aus
Nafa9sf@eine CUR Guaranteeing uter
2ambure. 8remen unb 6anre pr @eeelr unt
Dampfl9ife mad Nem-Yprt pber Auebed unf
BON bort mad ct. Vaul unb bef6vbeu
Y9fete; Da9uerrept9ps unb g liter bon unh
nad europa.
@o4ectipnert BON grbl@aften &c. in Dent,d.
lamb bepirte i9 eemtGenbaft, aud be1or9e i'd
gomn1tffioner ). 9. Muflu9uns Serlpre-
net Glntpanoerer=@ Glitter, 8ertaufen BON Garnen
&C., @oQectionen BON Mu6enfanten, 8e1preuna
BON Ya0en fur'S MuSlanb, 1opie bic 8eaablunc
Dor &aren unb i3in1en unb fer:iee aus
Briefe nnb Dpcumente ais : 0puma1ten.
Goetenl&eine> @elionen, &aufepntratte unb Ner<
pfanbunsen.
Stoe brieai9e @nfraee, bic NIT elmer YpRmarte
Der ieben> beanttpprte ib b~ercitmiQig.
r. & QnrkoIahnrR
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-14

9at itoben IN benz ~ebemalieen @erIaufslufale BON
penn? uno Slad neben BET ~. %. Grpre6>
AT1'ee" Elm gang neueg unb frii4eS Eager BON
@QenwQare1t
nnb .
ett19eelest, tpel9e in Mep.g BORT City au ryanic-
preiien" tin9etautt linb unb III Ser barten 3eit
ansemedtnen preiitn strfauft werben {olen, ~Gr
TT eutl@le@en, ii4 in Der BiQiefeit ni@t ~ibertref-
1en ~ lalletn, nnb bas publitunt mirb erlu9t,
telbft ner3ulpre@en unb bic @aaren III priifen in
BEN biQi9en &;
CASH-STORE. r. 1@. .
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-14

Ote tur3elte 1tneult t unb ~bireftelte Npute BON
auen Yuntten nDrbli9 unb norbtpeltliG uaA Sra
otlon, SanesSile, Gbieaso, Milwautee, Detroit,
@lepelanb. Buffalo, Dunfirf, Niaoara Sails,
1orontc> Mpntreal, Gpdelter, Mlbany, @t.Qpuis,
Cincinnati, New<yort, 8ptun, PHILADELPHIA
Baltimore &c. &c.
Yrairie but Gbien &oute.
Die t~ur3elte, beauemite unb ~tirettefte &pute na9
bent Often. Ya6asiere auf bieler &oute fommen
in Vrarte bu @bien UNI 9 ubr 0prm. an (nad
benz Grub0ld AT 8prb Der Dampfer) uno tpn1~
men bel Sage naG Chicago pbne bic @aaepns Al
wehieln 5u redter .3eit, UNI gu Nbenb III e6en unb
bic Mbeno3iee ra9 benz Often gu nebmen, pber
mad Milmaufee gu redter 3eit fir bas Mbentbppt
Der Detroit unb Milmautee= @ilenbabn -Qinie.
Die 8oote bieier Qinie befDrbern feline 2anbrro-
butte mad VagroI1e unb baben besbalb teinen Mufe
entbalt at jenem Ylabe. DaS Yublitum bari
ii9 auf cine lidere 8erbinbune Der Qinien in Yrai<
rte bu Gbten perla0en-
Sir @epaf werpen Gmpfan9s>9 deine oeaebeu
bur9 mad alien Yuntten Iltlid unb 5ipIi9.
Seine @rtra~ 3abluns 1ir Smnibu7e in Obi
cage: - Ausse3ei&nete @&lafwoesons auf al
len Nadt3ieen.
Durd~Gidets gu erbalten bel g. 6. @baIe un-
terba.b bes WinslOw- 9auies, ct. MntbpnY ; s.
.. Gbompipn> unterbalb bes NicpQet< 6auleS 1T
MinneappliS .. 80. Mrmfrpng, @tiQwater.
une bel alien @eenten 5wil@en ct. Yaul uno
Yrairie bu @bien.
@baS. Gbpmylon> GidetzM 9ent,
Ode Der Sadlontra6e unb Qan6unq.
8orup u. @bamblin, Tra9t.M genten.
". Sarpts, 6uperintenbent.
u. 80. Rnccn. MenprnI. Tifcf< 9foer+.
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s y

fur bic &D%nt9ret9e
Rreu6en, @urttember9, 8apern,
Sannpoer unb Sabfen,
fir bic @roBber3pstbumer
S1ocnburg, Seiien unb 8aben.
fit po5 9erSostbum Na7au>
UroaS &urflrfentbum @e](en
uno Die freie Stapt Grantf urt a. 81.
Der uuterSeidnete 1T ieben Sag wGbrenb Der
0e19GftsRunpen AT fnben in leiue1r Sffce. iiib=
peItli0e Gde BON Main= unb Dritter @traBe,
6. S. 9oac, @pn1ul.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

yfsue pana9ierz urb Grprebz Brodtz2in1e.
Setroitz unb Mfiltp aufte- @iienbabn,
in Gerbinbnng NIT ben
9feter nnb 1dSnen SceanzD ampflAifen
uDetrptt" urb uMtIwaufee"
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-14
9eutl0e &pn1ulate.

Sir bic in Milpautee, @isc., sertretenen gpn-
iulate: preuBen, 9e6en, 8apen, Olbenburg,
9aucser>. @a91en uno Der @tabt Grantfurt bin
tb beredti9t, Ootumente, wel9e nad ben 9euann-
ten Staaten beitimmt unb Der cpniularil@en &c.
s!anbieune beelirfen, IN @n1Pfans gu nebmen UNI
tpeoer benz MusleQer uneelGumt aurldau1enben
ober elei9 per ppt an ibren 8e%fimmunssprt mad
Deutl9lanb 3u befDrbern.
Nabere @ustunft ertbeile i'd btreitwiQie.
6. s. &npbel6bprt
Dfentliher Nptar.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-14

$te1ta1l 5 SpnaP.,
@rpcerS,
Tprt1traBe, nabe ct. MntbpnyRraBe>
st. Naul, Wfinn.,
ernptebler lt9 benz perebrten Yublitum. Die]elben
bat (tets IN 9anb.
@rpcerten unb &ebenSmtttel,
Webl, 6emufe,
Wil0pret u. !. 20.
&s ttrb fets unier Beareben fem, frii9e @aare
ocrratbi9 5u balten unb unlere 8unben prompt
uno btQtg 3u bebienen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-14

1Qg @rei8=@erQb1eBung.
Sic 9r6fte. bic je inn @bubz unb
Sttefcl=9 anbcl
int Nem>yprf S6ubz uno Sttefeltpre
fattsefunben. Der frubere 8uel' 1de @tpre> ei<
nen balbsn Blcd inter BET Brade. gBir baben
unier Gnerps-@ elGaft BON presles's na9 benz
eben senalnten Ylabe herauf psrleet.. @ir per-
ct. paul, tpeldes IS Dermae, @Gube unb Stie~
fel an einem mabisen preiIe 81 pertaufen, u. bas
9rDBte unb belteWaarenlaser mot. Yaul> in benz
man nut auSpdblen farm.
@,errs<gerfauf an Qant~ unb @tabt- Saul
2eute gu Nep~y prt Yreilen.
M. @btte
3te @tr., J 8!rf unterb. Der Bride, ct. Yaul.
Gs tperpen Soften Don 9ebrp6enen
Banten> Staat5z unb County, Sroer6
QudenDmr1et.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-04-20

GAS there are a number of persons in
the city who, some weeks ago, purchased Of
Mr.. Nelson Halls Rife" and as there are
more of them in town to be had for trile,
would it not be well to form home com
pany to use these guns. There are many
who do not feel able to purchase Sharp's
rifle, but are anxious to assist in home de-
fense. To those who have this rife l would
say that it is unnecessary to have them
changed to percussion lock. The benefit
of them as they are is, that they prime
themselves, and can be loaded and fred with
great rapidity.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-04-20

him 10 take sides with the slave, dwners.-
No person can doubt the issue of the con-
f1ict between Freedom and Slavery
and Disorder-Law and Anarchy, which
has commenced. 1t must result in favor of
the right To believe otherwise, we must
believe history to be a lie, and that Satsu
rules on earth, instead of a benignant and
just Providence. And, ifthe peculiar insti-
tuition is doomed to come to an end by the
acts of its friends, who will mourn it's loss
1t has kept the country in ferment since
its organization and hindered its progress
and it would be truly Gods blessing to be
rid of it. So every patriot feels in his heart
of hearts.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-04-20
ordnance 40 Doe Provlasd.

The, mechanics of Evansville held meet
ing, last evening and resolved to manufac-
ture, man, and equip two or more cannon
for the defense of the city. The following
committee were appointed to solicit subscrip-
tions from the citizens:
John w. Thompson, John J. Hays, Peter
V. Applegate, Walter Smith, Chas. Schroe-
der, George Seeman, John L. Reynolds.
Another meeting is to be held this even
ing at II o'clock, at the Franklin Engine
House. a. THOMPSON, PreS't.
JOHN J. HAYS, Secy. -
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-04-20
The War Feeling

Here, as everywhere else, is intense. Little
else is thought or talked Of This is the
most exposed and critical point in Indiana,
yet Evansville will send at least one com.
pany to join the forces sent out of the State.
This is nr. Thompson's company, which
viii be ready for marching orders early
next week
Besides this, there will be several other
companies for home protection.
A company Of two hundred last night
organized at Crescent City Hall by electing
James E. Blythe, Captain, James Shankliu,
First Lieutenant, Robert Early, Second
Lieutenant, and Victor Bisch, Third Lieu
tenant. After the election the officers all
made speeches and were voeiferously
cheered. The cunprny meets again to-
night. This company will be divided into
two-one an artillery company. Some
names have already been signed for this
purpose.
The Germans are forming company,
composed mostly Of Turner'S. Fifty have
already signed. They viii be armed with
rifles, and their uniform will be blue blousea,
soft cashmere hats, and dark pants. This
will be formidable company, as the mem.
bers are trained military men.
George Wolflin, sheriff elect, is raising a
company in Lamasco 1t will be organized
tonight.
The business men who are able and
willing to buy each for himself Sharp
Rifle are forming company, and will or
ganize tonight. f.
Another company is being formed-an
independent One-which meets at the Court
House tonight.
In ten days, enough men will be enrolled
in Yanderburg County to form a regiment,
if the spirit keeps up as it has commenced.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-04-20
Il IlGol. " n. n. EELLEJ
Secretary of State"

SENATOR DOUGLASS PosITIoE--S Some
friends of Mr.. Douglas in ST. Louis doubted
the truth OF the telegraphic message of
Monday, announcing his support of the
President in sustaining the Constitution
and laws at every hazard. To satisfy them
selves, they telegraphed to him directly.
Here is his emphatic and patriotic reply
WASHINGTON, April Is, 1861.
To T. 3. Courtney: rs
Without having been consulted or in
dorslng any particular measure, | am for
my country and against all assailants.
Signed, S. A. DOUGLAS
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-04-20

AID FOR THE YoLUNTHERs y Yesterday
noon, Mayor Baker received dispatch from
Quartermaster General Thos. A Morris, at
indianapolis, requesting that Evansville
might send all the blankets and comforts
she could spare to Indianapolis immediate
ly for the use of the volunteers. Notices
were got out by four o'clock and a room pro-
vided for the reception of the articles They
soon commenced rolling in with astonisb-
ing rapidity, and by nine O'clock at night
hve hundred had been received. Several
persons did not hear of the request until
late, and desired that a couple of boxes
should be left open till morning One hun
dred more win probably be sent in this
morning. There will be about twelve dry
goods boxes full, which will be sent off by
this mornings train.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-04-20
COrrsgflonglEHcS.

INDiAkAPoEIs, April IT, 1851.
Gen. Lewis WALIAeE-D Dear Str Please
inform the ladies of this city how they can
render some eHecthal service to the cause of
the country. Will not the soldiers who
rendezvous require clothing and blankets
for their comfort ? ..- ---r
The women of Indianapolis will not be
wanting in every patriotic effort and sacri-
fee required of them in this hour Of our
country's peril. Will you let us hear from
you at your earliest convenience
Respectfully yours,
Lucinda l.. Morton,
aH Kate Bullard,
E. II. Bates
Caroline Coburn,
Cordeiia Wallace,
On behalf of the ladies of Indianapolis.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-04-20

NEW FmM.-Mr. J. Perry Elliott has as
sociated with him in business Mr.. j Burns,
and they intend making "pietures for the
Million" as cheap as ta0en+y-tfUe cents. They
will continue at the City Gallery, No. As
Main street, for few weeks, after which
they will remove to a nice suite of rooms
in Klusman's new building on Main street.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-04-20
ADJUTANr GENBRAI's OFFICE,

April 18th, 1861.
LADIES Your kind note of to-day, ask
ing " how the ladies of your city can render.
some effectuaI service to the cause of the
country" came to me very opportunely.-
The time never was when they could rem
der it so much service. The poor soldier
must have, not merely your sympathy now,
your tears at parting, and your prayers
when he is in the feld-he must have your
practical aid, and have it right here. The
nights are cold, the ground damp-see that
he has blankets and bed clothing. For
that matter. too, be not behind the gentle
hearts of South Carolina. Realize the war
as a fact, and get ready for the ordinary
surgical appliances, lint, bandages,
&c. For these l beg to refer you to
any of the patriotic physicians of the city.
They may not be needed for months
they may be needed before a Week-when-
ever required, they win be none the worse
for coming from loving hands at home
Further, ladies, there are many ways yon
can help the gallant souls while in camp
here-make it your duty to see that the
sick are cared for-that not one suffers from
the lack of mothers care or sisters nursing.
Florence Nightingale i5 the angel type in
woman-the suggestion is sufficient l hope
your request and the reply will get to the
notice of all the ladies of your city.
Very respectfully, your servant,
LEW. WALLACE.
Hrs GOy Horto1 and ofhers
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-04-20
CIothe Your volunteers.

In other places where volunteer COM
panies are raised they are furnished with uni
form by the citizens. DIR. Thompson's COM
pany ought to be furnished by our citizens.
Who will start the subscription No time
is to be lost. The brave volunteers who
offer to go to defend the American flag
ought to be supplied with comfortable
clothing.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-04-20
IAMASCO ATTENTTONI
OLD RELIABLEs. ATrENTIoNI
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
MAToR OPTICS, !

. b
Evansville, Ind, April 19, 1851 I
All persoEs who have subscribed their names to
articles of association agreements for forming
Companies for the protection Of homes and the
maintenance of the Government, and all others
who intend to attach themselves to such compa-
nies aI earnestly requested to meet without ieAy
at such place places may be Indicated for the
purpose Of completing their Organization. y
IL is hored that the sever ] Companies viii be
fully orgaLiLed by Monday evening, I'D inst.
W. BAkRR, Mayor.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-04-20

BT Over l75,ooo volunteers have al
ready been rendered to the Government,
being 100000 more than was called for.
1t is the intention to receira all that are Of
fered.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-04-20

6G~ Attached to our Extra, yesterday,
was call from the Mayor on our patriotic
ladies for articles to be sent on the cars this
morning for the volunteers now gathering
at the Capital. We trust the call will be re-
sponded TO cheerfullY.