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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-14

SnterehanteS Dpm untern Wttfiff.
Observation-Disclosures Darbenne, Qltelter@ ubr
nn1eres tpaderu ainltler~g eteranen s. Darbenne,
nnb 5reimiQieer in Dienfenl1nele@ an's, ibreibt
Son Gamp 5ppe in Mi7uur;:
~Der bel Cairo l%ieeenben aanprenbpc!c fir bit
b%eabtdtists MiiRlippir Grpebition inb 4. @is
inb 1 % Tu6 lang, BON Dem betenGi9enbplae oe,
bnut uab mit23oQ oidenG iisnplatten ais 5d,ana-
befleionns beoedt. Sebes fubrt 10 &anpnen,
pospn ge3pgene Gterunb1e9ssig=
Vfunber. Die Nan1e,, Der 8ppte itnb garpr@
bllet ct. Souls 2uuissiQe uno pittSbure. Sc
piro np9 eiren Monat bauern, bis lie ppl1tdneia
gum Dieait tausli9 1nb. Sn Cairo liesen iter
222, 900 Mann."
i Mte bic @oleaten i'm Telbe i1 sceen Mles gu
be1fen %pilen> pappn eraablt 9err Dartenne Elm
prDb9en. Ct iast: Wir baben Siel ron beraalte
su leibea> auein tptr bahen au1@ente! @ir tau<
teri unS Sefen na6 fpleenbert, ben Il = t1ubeu
atsemeneaen Ylan. @tr perfen eineu 6 TuB
la,tgen unb 5pet SUP breiten @raben aus, Der i'm
Belt auslauft, iberbefen b~en]slben mitGi1enplat=
ten unb 3tegelfetnen, cine Da9rinue bieat ais
@4ornfein, unb berOfen 1T fertig. Bier tefpm-
men mir fat ieben Sag BON ben OfFsieren etlie>
fert unb cine quite selunbe&pit tpGrmt ben intern
Nenl&en." 9err Darbenne 19eint eit lu(ttscr
@pltat gu ietn, ;. ). elmer BON Gi9tem@ 4rpt unb
Gorn. .
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-14

Gutter Sruhtbranntmein, refine, un-
Yertalhte Maare 81 baben in Der DitiQarie son
Spbn RSper bel @batppee. @iebe bic Mn3eige.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-14

3mei Nferbe ertrunfett.-9r. 9erpui,
tdbn mie ale Gran3plen. tpoute BET Menbpta NIT
etnem apeiipannieen Gubrwerf ibsr bas Gis fab
rem, ALIEN na&iibnen bilft ni9t timer basGliid.
S@litten uub pferbe bra1en Elm 1,nb tpurtet ,tt
raebr seieben. Weroule, BET a43utabneR p1tenter,
enttam nit 8enauer Mptb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-14

ma1t1t erfrpren. Gin Mmeritantr, ma
mems Ebpmas Dprfus, nerirrts i& bet BEN lebten
sruben S@neesefSber in Der Mdbe BON GprtSfip-
leY auf Der 5irlaiaeb unb erfrpr, nadbeua er fd
Dor Gri9Gpfuus bate nieoerlegen mit6en. Ser
paubte besl1ualudliaen tppbnen in Minneapulis.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-14
Semtibc Souf

+. & 8. Wi((ius, Soint paul.
Uriber Msyer II. WiQius.) ,
vi. pauL Minne(ota.
Mulsr alien ~iibriseu Branden bes 8oufoelhaf
yes p1en1en n1r '1nIere b%elOnbere Mufmsrflamtsi,
bent Bsrfaufe bon
Medieln auf Deut1dlano,
lot'le aut bic 5auptplaye 6ranfreids, Gualanbs.
bet S9pei5 unb ber Ser. @taaten uub ]tpn5Trsn
wtr utlter Nnberr apt folsenbe eurppdilde 6Guier.
Mugsburg, s. &. S9Galer,
Sa|eai, pailaoant u. &c.
Setl1n1 Nnbalt u. Dasener,
Sre1nen, gubertt9 II. g..
1aleL 9ebrlleer Yfei6er.
eDblen5, Qeppplb 6elionnonr
Nplnz, Qeppplb @eliamaun,
S Seaa;a"1 a. M'' 0.u. 5. be NeufsiQe.
Se1f519, Srege II. g.,
Soabrn, l1nion 8anf Of eonbon,
S1tenenfs, . Werline II. Co.,
Wanape'", rs Eaoenbnr9 u. Gpbue,
Mangfa. J.S. S4da.er,.
9turncere~ Vepnbarb &alb,
warts Grder6 u. g..
g1rapeuts' NenOaarb ee Bu11ere,
Stansa3t 9ebri1oer 8enebiet>
2rter Heber1pt II. Gp.
2o"", s.. .. Stanaeb H. g.,
Wir bel9aHenb bic
S"'0tLHU4H WV VPlrern
IN europa uao 1ertieen bic bier3u erfprtart&.u
paptere, ais:
8pQma9ten>
Ber5t9tlei tu19surfunben, Ipbten{deine g. ,p1ha
at, perbnrsen beren @litiefeit unb beloro.n ny
ecnlulari19e 8eslaubieune %berlelben ; ippie ard,
bic, 'V~' a"V
Mussablun9 BON Gelpern
IN 1eoent abetle DeutiGlaubs unb Der @htn,i,
tnoett mtr ben @esenwertb Der bel uns e;nns,
aa1lten Setraseb ben, felbt in ben entleoenfen SCI
1@atten tespnsneen enpfausern f%oiR}enfrei ne
p%allage(deine
591 Ieberfabrt BON Bremen mad Nstp-M orf
Seselldinen, unb in DampflbiFeu bes 81 arb.
eentl9en 2lpyb," lopie mr. sri, Nm,
pambArg tad Nfm-gprf in BambfbSten Ser
~ 9mburge Dampff1iffabrts.@ g.
ltil1paIt. s%erfanfen mir au btrab-
gSir o~erfaufet ferner
SWarrant8,
nit unlerer iGrifhiten @arantie auf unbeoren,tt
3sit %serieben, lberuebmen bic
8ele9une BON @apitalien
TT @runpc'gentbuta pbtr sesen SntersIeu onf
etite 9spetbetarif&eS i9erbsit beiurI
gen bic
Be3ablun9 ppn Carer, 4
TIT tebem Ibetle unleree @taates. faufen mn n.r-
sa9Ita @ 9s uao fhrenaes Maansen1 aa1Isa Sic
g9gttt Yrdmie fir De9fa auf &ep.aorf
philadelphia, ct. Qpuis &C,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-14

Gin !&nabe ertrunfen+ = Gbh. Abams,
ter 12tabrige @pbn BON S. O. Mbams in ct.
paul, brad beiHt Sdlitti@ublaufen in Der Mabe
Der untern 9antung tur& bas Gts unb ertrant.
&raurise aber nutbwenbise Gelse Der MasbalFs-
teit. Cake core bons!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-14
ftllerte<We
BET 6 b afppee+

Dent serebrtcn beutl6en Yublifunt hermit Die
%ersebene Mnseiee, bab i'd 1T meinem DefiNerie-
@eltdft
ben belfen uno reinten Mbisfey
Spn Tru9ten f~abri5ire> unp tets 81 ben biQi9-
iten Marttpreil en in jeetcr Auantitaff ablade.
Die Waare sei1net fG burb Geiubeit 1ptppbl
ais @ebalt Dor ben metten III benMfartt sebrad-
tsnStofen aus nno b~efrtebist auBerbem bHrG ibre
Wpblfeilbeit. Spbn Gpeper.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-14
Jacob Ne1pmanu.
~nAL AA '

WlerDam 1atlDr, n.
onsri1t let11 srpBsS ltnb 70 Sprtrefli1 al1sasmdbltes
Wager BON
e
%1ttorigen preilen. n.y.
Srof- unb &fein-Sdnbler in
8 udeu,
Ga1tmtren> ..... ..,E
Wefenfpffen> H.. 2 .
9erre&1z0 arberpbe< 3ubebSr Furnishing
Goodsl n
fertieen &leioern ,c. &C., .
mstosa tpebl tbun> SOr8ulpse9en unb bic @aaren
u1o prette gu priifen bei
Sacpb Nemman>
9ritte StraBe, ct. pauI.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-14
Oeuffbe 8dn1

9eutiebe 8anf,
S1' YauL Mtnnel pta.
@elbz, 8riefe, pber Na9riGten Iieaen Dor fir
Sir. $780, SObann @farf.
n 132, Spbann Martin MiiQer.
147. S. q. s. Spbn1pu. .
j.. u. q. @ ilItus.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-14

Neuetabltrtes Sdbmieb9eidbGft
In CAREER, CAREER g., Winn.
Der Undergraduate beebrt li9, FEM beutfden
Yublttnm an5usetse1t, bab er III Carver elm
S9mteee8eldaft etabltrt bat, III tpel9e,n aQe ar
ten ms SAD f9lagenberMrb eiten y m y t, bau.
erbaft unb btlltg ansefertist tperben.
geionbers enpfeble i9 Mid Bet Tarnteru ,au,
8ei@lasen Don pferpen.
@bQ6. 0Qufpalter.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-14
@rpBeS 9aere6 Gpn3ert

@itt$b 8ranerei,
@onntaB NadmtttaeS, Is, Desv
Wp3u t9 rteine wertben Treunbe unt@Dnner NIT
hen1 8smerten %ersebenf e%inlabe> baB i9 fit aus
sesei9netes 8ier unb belifaten falten S5,abiB lpr-
gen werbe.
SIT Der 9cFnung q. ). went ber Wetterma6er
t1tdt tpieser bun11aes 3eus ma9D, cinsn sabtret<
den gelu9 81 erbalte,, aei9net nit M9tuna
q. s. &eIIer. SD.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-14

&affeG 100 @dde &to, ausoe,ei6z
net. 70 Sadeeasaasra, bu. 10 rpudets% @oda,
aueerle1 len. @ppIeY n On
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-14
Mfuf gln3eigen,
Blu OrrRnufen,

3u Ofr&aufen.
bret ercbe Mati9<6dKer, 40 3pQ bod unb 6
TuB int Dur9meRrr, linb ut $1,000 bas @tiif
su Sertaufet in ben, @rocerie< unb Wrcpiipnfpre
In Tpltfrabe, fruber gebalten BON
q. 8arenneS.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-14
Cant 8ertHt beS @bulfupertntcr=

Cant 8ertdt bc8 Sbulfuperinten=
benten &poren it ben brei Efentligen @9ulen
ber @tabt 1888 ainber fir ben Mpnat Nppember
gun, @9ulbeiud a%ueemelbet, tagesen betrue bic
!3abl Der tuirfli9en Beluder i'm DurGl9nitt nar
1875. Tim ber l1eberfiQune Der alten@ 9uIeeb1ube
ab5ubelfen, tpurpeu in ben Der diebenenD ifriften
nsus äidteiten eemtetbet. Das Geniuscp>
mite Der @Aulepn,miitun beri9tet Der 2ebtern,
ba6 ie bet 8efanb BET gum 8elu9 BET @Gulen
bere4tisten perlpnen i'm Sitter BON 5-21Sabrem
bur4 @m. MurpbY baben e%rn,ittelr lalen, unb
bag l9 tit ben peridiepenen @arbs 2987 folder
yerlp nen beFnben.
Dr. mprtpn BON st. Nau1 1T BON
benz 8risareor3t Or. $ ; gum @esimeat8-
ar5t tes 1. Minnei pta &feiments ernannt tupr<
ben, an bic @teQe bes ouf Gbrenpurt entla0enen
Or. stewart. l1ebrissnS it funpertarermetie bon
arrangements bic &ebe, Stewart unb Sc Bputil>
lisr tpiseer ibreplase siunebmen gu lafen> pbppbl
~bieielben nur utter ber 8eotneur9 aus BET &C.
fansenfdaft %entla0ea ~purben, baB lie benz Teinbe
ibr Gbrenpprt eaten, nidt feruer gu tienen.
Gnb1iB 1T bic L. 8attcrie na9 benz
&riess- pper better Grsrcisr-@ @auplate abn,ar>
1@irt. Das 1. DetaiGement ~berielben puroe ant
Sersan8enen Mcntae lit 8urbants VpfiGlitten
mad ga @rule ipetirt unb neroen taeli@ in ber-
ielben @eiie Mbtbeilunsen BON berMrtiaerie- uni
Gapausrie fDrtsei@aHt bis bic sanaen brei Gpu'
panten an Srt unb Steue 1inb. $50 ..
Da8 2te Me9tmcnt bat 2ebanpn Sunetipu
serla0en unb 35Meilen iabUali9 bel 2ebanpn eir
Eager beapeen.
.x&unftnpti5.~ - 5err Yrpf. @pbr 1T am
sersaneenenM ittpp9 int MtbenGun1, benz Yipnee,
arb Democrat %sufclse, gum lebten Male Dor lei
ner Mbreiie mad benz @aterlanbe ,auf ber Blbn'
erl9ienen. Die Ma&ri9t 1T cine gu nieeerl9met'
ternbe, ale ba6 mir ibr unbebinet @lauben bel.
ms0en tSunten. @ir bcHen, tpiin19en unit
glauben, tieies vlebte" Mal tpar ri@tbas all ct.
lebte. 8itte, &cbert, rnp& eli NJ al, eB' nj,
{9eiten."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-14

Ni4t %uninteref1ant 1T Der Beridt te
Jelopreotsers Gre7y POM 2. &esintent, benz hi
Jolsentes entnebmen. Dag beraaplan, abselebe,
basun, tpel9en Wertb man fenen Mrbeiten BET
naeisn min, bod 1T ftiner Mrt eearbtitetba bat
tpirb Der Qtier 8lauben, penn er bIrt, Bag Ser,
@re0y in brei Mcnatet urb 36 &asen 16 Wrebie.
ten sebalten, "a 8etFuaben, 8 Bitelnnterridt9.
nnb 6 6r~asefunben bet8eppbnt, 18O 8eiube II
ben 5ulpitalern eer1a9t, bel wel@en er @prleIun,
gen aus Der @&rift eebaltet unb @ebete selprp.
den. Nuberbem bat ct 650gremplare bes reueu
Iefamente, 10000 Seiten %relieiSier &ractate,
1000 relteiTie !3eiti6riften sertbeilt, breiBeerab-
:ni1en beisemobnt unb bel 90Drebparnben@ ptteS.
hienf sebalten. Gin @Dlpat tpurbe befebrt-ver,
fubr &elisipn", 1T Der &unfausbruG -lperldie.
bene MbtrInnise murben fit ben lauten pieber=
9%ehucnnen, uno Dtetentecn, mel9e als Bellevue,
bes @lautens in ben Dient traten-iber 900
babel erbalten.
Cine Serpienflide Nebenarbeit bes RaplanS IL
bas 5ibren unb gerSHentliden elmer @terbeliits
bes &esiments. Dtele ertpeif 8 GpbeefdQe lit II
Monaten bnr& &rantbeiten. IS finb folsenbe:
SEPT 6. @antrrm, Gpn,p.@, Rarb iu Tprtglter-
r%rprtbte, Nitnn., am 10. Sult. y
SultuS s. @beeler, Gpmp.@, itarb ebenba1elbl
nm 5. @ueuit.
Mleranter 8runer, Comp 6, Narb in Sent &C.
neral 9pipital gu 2uuissiQe> 8y.> am "a. Mpp.
9teut. 5enrY @lay @implpn @pmp. 6, farb
III yebattcn Suction, S., ant /. Des.
@raihns 9arrin9ton, @pmp. g. Harb in @aiut
paul, Wtnn., ant rs. 9ept+
Trtebri@ Sspalb, Company g, 1tarb in Sort
something, Wtnn., ant 10. Set.
Neuben 8. Crosby, Company $, {tarb in Sort
Sneutr9, Minn., am a. @ept.
Trancis Nbams, Company S, lfarb in Qebanpu
Junctton, RY., am 10. NcS.
Dte @raber ber @enannte,1, iaet 5err @re0y,
flno ALE IL eenartt, urb bic ber @plbaten, tpelde
ipater auf BEN @@la9tfelbe fauen ODER eiues ua=
tilrli@enSoee ferben, aperoen e~benfals ~ feant>
LID. 8en1a9t pereen, baB bic Mnper,panbten Der
Gnti&Iafenen, tuel9e teren 2eiden cine at,bere
an3uweten tpiinideu> leidt bic @teue
itnben tBnnen.
9err @re6y fdlteBt ieinen 9ertGt nit terBitte
an eenSberf, taB, ea e6 bid, gu talt lei, imTreien
STRIDE au balten, !3ete fir bie1en 3ned in ben
saeern eineeridtet werben mD9ten+
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-14

NV Nv ~" VI WV ~ wv
man gu Der mad benz tiebern 5immelspfDrtner
e~etauften @tabt ct. peter, in Der i9 mid
benn aud tie int 5immel be unben babe. 8ielen
alien unb eifrt9en Greunben UNI 81 inrunesse-
nplen, 2suten BON a&ter ebrlt9er @elnnuns unb
@runblaten burfte i'd bort bic biebere &e9te
1aatteln, unb oiele neue eelans ct mir su ermer>
ben. ct. geter 1T elm betrieblamer plab, tpp=
1elb1t 9anbtperf unb 9anbel unb @anbel eplbe-
11en 8Oben baben, pcfar t@ bic Treube bate, ben
8eweis lit ben wpblbdbisen lmFGnben bet beut-
i&en @ei@aftsIeute bes Ylabes 3u erbliden. Daa
9otel hes 5errn Ybiltpp @ttlser 1T Elm
bes an0rebenben Ylabes t~pirbiees Snititut uni
Cart bic 6reunbli9teit u. ;3usurfpmmenbeit ,Wbi-
lipp's" futie bic comfortable Ginridtung unb biz
1~plenbiee 1afel feines 5otels nit &s@t eeribn,1
teroen. Mu@ benz rWalbinaton . 9auS" bea
9errn .. 3arif sebibrt cine parn,e Gmpfeb.
lung. Die @teberei, pelde eesenpartis sor
Dentiden in ct. Yeter erri&tet tpirb, seripri9,
Gin 5ablenbes gtabli0ement 3u merben, ta es, burd
bas brineenbe 8ebarfnib BET BesSlftruns ms
2eben ~eeruftn, son t~unbisen urb enersil9em Sc.
i&aftsleuten sebanbbabt pirt. Die 8rautreier
Der 5erreu Gnse11er unb @eit erwabne i'd
nit mpbltbuenber Grinneruus at ben erquiden.
ben traftieen Grant, ben lie ~liefern. M6gen ii
beibe blaben unb sebeiben inter BEN @@uBe bes
ma4tisen @amtbria, pie gang ct. Yeter unte,
bemtenisen bes npranireteaben l1nternebmunss'
seites, Der feline BepSlterune beieelt.
Sir beute nebnte i'd rtitber Grinnernng an bi
1 f4Gnen QieberflGuoe bes aemi{hten Gbpr8
az Damen unb 20 6errn), tes ct. Peter bout
i@ea @eiane.@t rtins spn bent Qeitr sbf@ieb
Der beuti@e @eiansperein IN ct. peter, eteen,
warti9 nit BEN Ginuben rter @1pde" bei@aftiet
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-12

lon ucie bul lew In ihe ground abi unus.
unlly small in 7'lo.
Tho prasa wa heavy crop and The hay
rcnoraiy made and moved IN good ordet
the consequence " our stock are healthy
and In good condition
in Knrlhaus township we have SOME
thirty or more farms. most ot which, are
well improved and iu good state OF cultl
yation. besides we have number more
some of which are just opening, when
improved will be good farms.
The Gi.t good nnd substantial trtms bIHj
BARN vas built ON the salt Lick properl,
in the year 1851, in size 60 feet long by NJ
feet wide. Since that time we have Q
dozen or more frame tank barns erected
similar in sizc and manner, which add
much TO the improvement OF the neigh
borhood, and speaks well for the taste art
industry of the owners. Also, Karlhau'
township has many good and comfortable
dwelling houses, some of which will com
pare iavorably in point Of taste, attraction
and STYLE with those in our larger towns
And best OF ALL in the catalogue OF oui
improvements, are the growing steady
habits Of our citizens, their perseverance,
and industry in clearing their land, en-
larging their farms, improving the soil
adapting it TO the different kinds OF gralr
md a worthy emulation to excel, in pro
ducing the best and the iTgeSt yield from
the acre, upon their several farms. These
great agricultural interest have been ava
kened in our people Of Karthaus IN
great measure by the Clcarfcld ComY Ag-
ric,,lt,ual Society, aud very much by the
late Agricuit,rd Fair; SO that our mex
County Fuir will 90 largely represented II
person By the citizens of Karthaus. Anc
!! not Ian gely represented in stock an,
productions, it will be respectable.
The good work OF the Society having
commenced and the fruit thereof Already
appearing, we have great encouragement
to sustain orr Cowpy agricultural SocicY..-
And by SO doing, we will soon find the
citizens of Ceartield county not only an
industrious and a sober people, but in q
very short time, the soil Of CleNrhelc
county will grow and produce every vari-
ETY. of grain sufficient for her own use
and comfort, ana in addition to this will
have a large surplus of her production tc
export for the supply and want o! others
Respectfully,
JOHN GlLLlLAND.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-12
" "COSTAR'S

! Eft" See wiut the P,opio, iro.s and Dealer rs
HENRY X. COsTAR,-All the SUNNI
! have been troubled with hoachcs and Mice 4
wasactually ashamed of ihe house, for the Road
t. were evorywhere, purchased box ofyE
EXterminatOr and tried it, and in one week lAa
was not hudCh % Mouse ia the house.
JonS B. GIvESs, No. % Elm street
IOCSEkEEPERS - troubled with vun,
need be so no longer if they use 'Costar'T L
tcrminators. We have used it to our sati.isas
and if box cost s. VS. would have it, Wen
! tried poisons, but they effected nothing; ID
CosTAn's article knocks the breath out Of FA
Mice aud Bed-Buss, quicker than we can WI
1t 1t is in great demand all over the eounty-
Medina o. GuEcns.
MORE GRAIN and provisions nre destfs
annually in Grant county by vermin than vMl
pay for tons of this Rat and Insect killor-Lp
custcr Wis Hcrald
HENRY Il. COSTAR--Your E1terrpinSlai
received, used, and pronounced decided ~
cess. We used box oft. and the way III, h
and Mice around our prenises "raiscd Ned III
uisht was n caution to ,leepers Since notl h
or Mouse has been heard in garret or collar
.Wayreyor iosal Time. ...
HAVE BEEN SELLlNG--Your EM,rus
tor for the last year and have found tSgr
shoi every time. l have not known it to ain
a single instance
Ggo. RosI, Cardingtn O.
WE ARE SBLLING-Your preparationir r
idly, and wherever they have been used, Ia
Mice, Reaches, and Nermin disappear inu5
atrly
LckgR q sTouprgR, Drug y, wiud:oE NJ
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-12
AN EXPECTED ATTACK on WILLIAMS
PORT.
EXPE TED ADVAN'E OFTHE FED
ERAL TROOPS IN VIRGINIA.
WAsuINGToN ,JuNE7 1861.


Six regiments of infantry, two batteries
OF artillery aud one campany OF cavalry,
OF General McDowell's command in Nir-
ginia, are under orders to be ready 10
move at a moments warning, at certain
signal, either to repel attack or 10 advance
forward.
hundreds of people from the North
have been here soiourning during the last
ten days, in hourly expectation ofthe con-
fict in Virginia, but General Scott has
evidently been in no hurry thus far to graf
ify their yeorning FOR the excitement of a
rencon're between the federal forces and
the rebels.
Besides the facts mentioned above, all
the regiments on the other side of the
river have been reinspected, and the sick
and the ieble removed. The transporta-
tion department has been thoroughly or.
ganized, and trains of baggage and COM
missary wagons and ambulances are ready
10 move.
Those who are waiting TO see fight will
probably not wait many days longer. The
Commander>;n-Chief means not only to
move his forces upon the enemy at an carr
~ date, but to decide the fortunes of the
10y short, effective, brilliant campaign
in Virginia and other States, during the
next four or five weeks. / can state on
good authority that he has informed the
President and members Of the Cabinet
that he meant to have possession OF both
Richmond and Memphis on or about the
18th of July.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-12

or amy thing Of the kind Il b evident
that the PEOPLE OF that section ore bcgiu'
ming 10 discuss the subject and ave about
asking those yd,nva' qucslions w mnh'
pcf not 10 he cyaded Clearly, ir thls war
i for the rnpsc Of tho 'tuljugalich' VI
the South, OF for the cNterminalion bf The
Institution o, slavery even the BLACK Re,
publican State Of Iowa will not have q
stomach for u.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-12
THE WAR NEWS !
FROM TIIEMANASSAS
JUNCTION, LEESBuRG, uARPERS
FERRY. ETC.

INTERESTING FROM TllEMANASSAS
JUNCTION, LEESBuRG, uARPER'S
FERRY, ETC.
There is every indication that the Fed
elal and Confederate forces will soon
meet in deadly conflict at some point IN
Virginia From the Washington Star ol
last evening We make up the following in
teresting intelligence;
FROM MANASSAS JUNCTION AND LEES
BURG.
Just before going TO lTess 10 day, we have
information from two gentlemen ut chars
actcr, whose sympathies with the cause OF
the Union We know to be entirely relia-
5le-one Of whom is just from Manassas
Junction and the other from the imme Ii
ate vicinity of Leesburg. The former as
sures us that on Friday last Beauregard
certainly arrived OF the junction; and, il
so, We take it for granted has assumed the
quarter. quarter. This gentlemen further says
that there is an aggregate force of 10000
troops Manassas, Centreville, Fairfax
Station AID Fairfax, Court House. This
information, though different widely from
that received by the government here,
comes TO us under circumstances that
cause us to place some reliance on it.
Onr informant from the direction OF
Leesburg assures us that on Sunday NOR
ming last, during divine service, an officer
role up to the quaker meeting house Al
Waterford, Loudoun county, seven miles
from Leesburg, and ordered the people
there assembled to be OF lIarper's Ferry
the next morning, Monday, with all
their wagons and teams, to move the ma
teral and troops ther there. On that
day we believe two thousand OF these
troops moved up the Potomac to point
opposite Williumsport. Our information
Il oml CcSburg is up "a Yesterday morning
That town was then the headquarters OF a
force of about 600 men, if we are correct.
ly informed, and We think We ae, under
the command OF Eppa Hunter, a Prince
William county Brigadier who has seen
no service byethe by. These troops dc
The picket guard duty between the Point
oI Rocks, Leesburg, Broad Run, Vienna
and on towards Georgetown, until meet,
ing the line of pickets thrown out from
Fairfax Court House.
AN EXPECTED ATTACK on WILLIAMS
PORT
We received information yesterday af>
ternoon, IN which we have reason to place
some confidence, that General Johnston
had dispatched force OF two thousand
men with two pieces of ordnance, for an
assault on Williamsnort, Nd, proposing
to lombard it first from the Virginia side
OF the river.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-12

Tue hf,w 4 gva, heal ha, bccr ,aid
and written IN tolrronca 10 me impcsi
llon rtotllccd upon our soliiora, In fur.
h'hlrg 'appliob and clothing for thom,
I Tho oniciah Nhd cmrloyccs Of our state
A Administration Tho Lancaster Eyprgi
Of Tuesday says.
MANY curious Transaction, In coulincts for
supplies reach us from reliable sources. fow OF
Which We will instance, gentleman who was
about 10 leave pitshurg for Philadelphia was
commissioned by contractor there to purchase
beans 10 be- supplied to the volunteer.
lie bought In the city at ninety cents per bush.
el These were charged 10 the State nj prices
ranging from 81 p In ~ 50 per bushel-oortninly
nice operation, after dcduciing freight and
commission. Did any body share the profits
with the contractor.
We are informed through the same authority,
that merchant in ritt'burg received nm order
for "Burlaps' which ho agreed to furnished at
cl,vcn cents, and forwarded the bill to Harris
burg as per request, The bW trds returned Nth
directions 10 cLurgs thirteen und - hult cents.
The merchant having included fair profit in
his original hill and being an honest man, refused
To revise his chnrge,nnd through his honesty, io't
me order' Who was to have pockced the differ
encci"
If high priced beans will fnttcn soldiers;
Pennsylvania ought to turn out "rousers'
1t seems too that Ohio, and New York.
have been blessed" with the same kind
of agents, only, that they receive a higher
percentage on the sale Of uniforms, being
about equal to the percentage realized by
our bean" contractors, which we think,
should satisfy any business man in these
days Of unboundcd Patriotism and Hero
ism which seems to have changed free
speech" INTO free cheating, under tue engi
necrs that are now running the NATIONAL
and State machines
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-12

ARRlvED.-We call the attention OIo,
citizens to the fact that DR.. Bort ha, h
rived at the Mansion House, where lleo
be consulted for few days. Thens
tor comes highly recommended, and tho,
of our citizens who neea medical ii
would do well to give him call.