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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-09
Gen. Fremont not Slaughtered.

The conspiracy against Gen. Fremont,
managed by the Blair family and the re-
porters of the N. Y. Herald, Tribsme
Times, ard Horzd, is at a dead hail.
On Wednesday of last week, it being I'M
derstood that Fremont had been court
martialcd and superseded by Gen. Wool,
word was received at Washington that
many Of the Missouri regiments would
disband and the several recruiting offices
Of st. Louis, close up Immediately. In
order to stop trouble, Mister Secretary
Seward telegraphed as follows to St.
Louis:
Washington. Oct. 3.
70 Gen. 8. r. Curtis, st. Loms,
Gen. Fremont is not ordered to Wash
ington, nor from the field, nor is any Court
Martial ordered concerning him.
TSigned WIN. III. SEWARD.
Secretary Of State.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-09

To-day's Leader calls on the Govern
ment to vindicate itself, by lnSiltuuuY
criminal proceedings at once against f9 Z,
erel agents engaged in enticing men :
service in tbe Federal army.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-09

GE-T hirty-seven senii-secessIop'srN ew
Watertown, Wis, subscribed for tnS .uo.
York Day Book just before j. wS' 5oh
pressed They are out Of pocket
each.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-09

Re- Reports from all quarters show
that wheat in the stack has been greatly
damaged BY late rains.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-09

EE Vermont has four regiinen,..Ih ,ourb
field. Her Fourth regiment paSsso Y, 4 var,
New York on saturday, fol the s'4s 4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-09

Anomalies Of the Timea-The
Cause Of War Must not be
CONGRATULATIONS Policies.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-09


g-The following is taken from the St.
Louis correspondent of the Chicago 1ri5-
me, Of Oct Isl:
1t is positively known by resident Of
Lexington, who left that place on Tuesday
afternoon, and reached this city on Friday
night, that the oldest secesh Legislature, or.
a portion of the members, at all events, as
sembIed in Lexington in pursuance Of q
proclamation OF Gov. Jackson, and passed
an ordinance of secession ratifying the act
of the Southern Confederacy. Congress,
admitting Missouri into the conthieeeracy
prepared at Richmond some time ago,
while in secret session. 1t is barely posi-
bic quorum of the defunct Legislature
NAV have been there. Most of the decent
members long ago quit their homes, though
a few like Senator Churchill, of St. Louis,
have not dared to do so; and others ike
JEFF, Thompson and Watkins are in the
army of occupation stationed near Birds
Point. When our informant left, this de-
ectable organization were discussing an act
confscating the property Of the enemies of
the Southern Confederacy. The only
point Of difference being, it is understood,
b " far the confiscation shall go-whether
to the property Of armed enemies or all en-
emies, whether armed or otherwise. Prac-
tically the enactment Of such farcioal meas
ures will have no effect upon The present
issues before the people of the State.
Rebel armies, and even rebel squads, have,
for weeks, seized every species Of property
belonging to Unioulsts which they could
possibly lay hands upon, and, in many
cases, they have impressed property be-
longing to their own sympathizers into ser
vice without remorse or excuse.
A glorious meeting q Irishmen and 9th
ers, to further the organization of an 1vish
Brigade in this city, was held last night at
the Court House. Several speeches were
made and by curious coincidence Major
Jas. S. Rollins, NJ. c., spoke from the same
platform in favor Of the Union with r. M.
Stewart, his old opponent for Gubernato-
rial honors, and John b. Henderson, his
ate opponent for Congressional honors.
Rollins was formerly strong Know Moth
ing, but here he ayowed himself ready to
hug every Irshman to his bosom who sus-
tains his adopted country. Secessionists
have to keep quiet in public now. Upon
any outbursts of reasonable sentiments
coming to the Provost Marshal's notice, the
guilty party is arrested. A young Irish
lawyer named John p. Conran has been
sent to Cairo for saying he would rather
stay in prison a hundred years than swear
to support any such Id government
as that of Lincoln's. The queerest part Of
tbs case is that Conran was formerly
Republican, and voted for Frank p Blair.
He was at one time engaged in reporting
for the Missouri Democrat.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-09
Specie.

The specie imports from Europe, added
to the arrivals from California, give this
country seventy millions more gold than
we had a year ago. The people Of
the States in rebellion may have absorbed
and boarded about ten millions of this.
Manufacturers Of jewelry, DC, have used
very little. The balance, say from fifty
FIVE to sixty millions, is an addition to the
mctallic currency Of the country. The
specie basis Of the loyal States is now, III
round numbers, two hundred millions: a
little more than one half il ned by the
people; the balance is held by the Coz
eminent and the Banks, as the basis Of
credits, deposits and circulation.
The popular loan Of three-year small
Treasury Notes is admirably calculated to
draw large portion of the gold from the
people; while the disbursing of demand
Notes by the Government, instead of gold,
will work concentration Of gold in the f.
nancial emporiums.
With two very remote contingencies, the
financial position of the nation is impreg-
nable. These contingencies are: first, the
crossing of Mason and Dixon's line by the
confederate army-in which case the peo-
pie would draw their deposits in gold, for
boarding; second, the revival Of imports
to an extent causing heavy balances Of trade
against the country, which balances must
be settled by heavy export Of gold. On
a former occasion we said, Imports will
not to much extent exceed the exports UNI
til the war is ended, and then Europe will
take largely Of our Federal Stocks; and in
this way the balance Of trade, for at least
two years, will be met"
Thus our conclusion is that gold will ac-
cumulate, in this and Other Union cities,
much beyond the present amount. We
certainly think this capital time for GER
tain gentlemen, who fear an expansion Of
paper credits and paper money, to start
their LuIlion Bank. 1t is always easy to
lay in stock when the supply is in excess
of the demand.-T Aompson's Reporter.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-16
xera8 aus Der Union.

Cine NoGridt, patirt: @aloelon, s..
M1rS, melret: Nm 5. Mdr; erfllrte bic
Convention, ra6 Geras ouf9sb1rt babe,
Elm Staat innerbolb Der Union au lein
Wouperneur 6oulton bat cine Dem entz
ipre6enpe Proclamation e%rlol1en. Dele
9aten, wel1e ben neuen Staat in Dem
@onsreb pes @uobunoes gu pertreten baz
ben, tnp ernannt.
81 bat ii& penn alio ber uGtnlame
@tern" ben jeoermann fir einen Girltern
9ebolten, aud als Elm lteoerli@sr Wanpel5
itern bewielen. Wie Elm Dteb lduft bic
ler Staot aus Der Union binaus> per i9
wie Elm @elr btnein9efdmpft.
Gen. 5oufton itemmt ft9 inner noG
wioer ben @trom. @r wei9ert il@, fem
Mmt nteperjule9en, uno 1T 9esen ben Nn:
I9luB Don Gera6 an ben Suobunp. Dem
9eseniber beanipru6t bic 6 onpentto on
Die unuml 9rdntte @ewalt uno perlanot
ppr Dem alien General unp @puperneur
@eborlata rno ben @ic Oct Greue. @er
oblie9en miro, 1T 3metfelboft> pa 5ouiton
it9 an bic Gpise elmer b%emafneten Maht
iteQen wiQ> UNI feline Sbersewalt su 19l3z
gen. @el@e entleBltde 3uftdnpe!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-16

ter 8an 8uren als Yuftmeiiter in part
fpro, befleioete unter polf cine nidti9e
SteQun8 i'm Marine Departerent, iaate
fi@ na& Der 3ert6run9 Der Nebrasfa>
Bill pom per pemotratil9en partei log
unp purpe lpdter Elm p%rominenter &epuz
blifaner, pie er penu aud an Der Natipz
nal Convention in @bica9o b%erporra9enz
ben Nntbeil nabm.
Caleb g. @mitb, Elm trdftieer Tunf3i>
ger aus S%notana, 9eb5rte friber Der
@bt9partet an uno 1T jeBt 9%emdbi9ter
&epublifaner. Ct mar fiber i'm @on9reb,
fun9trte ais @ommi0dr fir merttanil@e
Claims uno beiiBt in ben gum 8erei@
letne6 ieBt9en Departments eeb1risen
@eladften %binldnelide Grfabrun9. 81.
@mitb ftebt i'm &ufe zines lebr tu&ti9en
@pminiftrator6.
Montsomerp 8lair, etpa so SABRE
ali, Spbn BON 6ranct6 p. Blair> unter
Sadfon &eratteur res @lote, be6 baz
malt9en &e9teruneSor9ans, Bruper pes
beribmteu 6ranct6 y. 8latr it. Don Mil>
iouri, pratticirte friber als Mppofat in
ct. 2ouis, wuroe &i@ter Der n@ourt u
Claims" unter Yierce unb nerpetlte in
Der leBten 3ett in @tlper Sprin9 in Ma>
r9lanp ; Vie 3wedmdbi9feit ieiner.@rnen1
nun9 be3wetfelt Der u@eder"> pie ea
]9etnt, aus 9uten @runoen.
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Mmerifani]9e NQ@riGten.
@rtratbun9 peS Senat

@rtra1tBun9 oeS Senat9
-@a(bineton> II. Mdr3.-Gs lag benz
Senat Elm Nntra9 peS 5errn Softer Dor,
ben Senator @isfal BON Geras aus benz
@enat a~us3uitoBen> neil ct often ertldrt
DaB tr nur ietnem Staate, ri9t aber ben
@%eretnteten @toaten, @ebor1am i4ulpte
let. 9err 81 ter be9rlnpete 1etnen Nnz
trao, inoem Ct bemerfte,: Der Senat 1T
e6 fi@ ielbit i@u!ot9> ntemanp einen ely
in ieiner Mitte gu 9eitatten, Der f1@ often
fit einen Mu6ldnoer ertldrt unp bebaupz
tet, paB er ni9t rem 9anoe, benz er ei9entz
lid on9eb6rt, iunoern einem re m b n
Staate @eboriam iduloi9 let. @enn
nun Staat bic @afen er9rife 9e9en
I'M lere &eeierun9, tbr Gteentbum raubte>
tbre 1ruppen NIT @ewalt aus letnen
@ren3e1 pertreibt> 70 iouten bod wobl
ernite 8epentli6teiten paee9en entitebcn,
etneu Mann, per rfen befenne> nur be-
fem Staate ptenitbar gu iein> etnen cit
int @ereintsten Stooten Senote at lal +
fen. Die Senatpren @linema1 unp
DPaion mioerleBten ft@ Der Musi toBune
@i9fa1s> neil e6 ni9t aneebe einen
Mann >ueeen ieiner p lttt9enM eiz
nun9 fetnes SiBe6 inn Senat gu bera>&z
ben. Malon 9in9 ioear lopeit au ertlaz
rem, oaB ct it9 in Der ndmlt9en Sage mie
Wt9faQ befnpe. Mu6 er mare nur 1etz
mem Staate @ir9inia uno 1on1t Niemonz
penn @eborlam i9nlpi9; aud er ertenne
Gfetnen SpuSerdn an, als }etnen Staat.
$50 leibt Der Gip, ben piele 5erren auf
Die Contribution per 8ereini9ten @taaten
9eleiitet? llnp pie tief 1T oieieS 2ono eez
iunten, baB feline @eieB9eber ofen unp
obne 6ur@t in ber 6a1e Der @eleg9ebun9
ertldren oirfen: @ir i9uloen Der &e9icz
runs Der @ereinisten Staaten feinen Sc
borlam | a.5f s.r.s .naf.. ra: -. T..
Die Sorts ptdtns,S umpter
uno 8rpm us Son b}eien intere17anz
ten punften, tpel@e Die aalleemeine Muf~
mertiamteit 70 fart anjieben, baben mir
beute Golsenpts 3u melpen. lieutenant
Slemmer, Gomnanpant oe6 e%rteenannten
poftens, 1T paran, cine Batterie auf Der
Sanpbant, etpa cine 3iertelmetle 6ftli9
DON, Sort 3u erri6ten, unp bic i&on frlb<
er b%e9onnenen Mrbeiten an elmer 2anobot=
terie am Strance, @arrin9ton 9e9eniber,
nebmen ibren Gort9an9. ID H.4-g
Der clearinghouse Correspondent bes
News yorf 6eralp beridtete am Il. Mdra;
Sc berridte bier am Spnnta9 in politt>
iaen &reilen cine feberbafte Aufreeun8
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-16

ote 8aHen nj per3ulesen, unp unter TEL
ner Seoinauns BirQerfries iber Die Na>
tion gu brtnsen.
Wdrpen pie1e Bel9ll0e, bic 8eiltimz
mu,1S Der @onnention fnpen, 70 bdtten
ole Secel1pniiten i'm @taat rpabrlih feline
urla@e, NIT benz &elultat un3ufrieren su
lein. Die in ben erlten 8el&la0en ent=
baltene @rfldruns Der 2iebe uno Nnbdnsz
ltdteit an bic Union p~erlie,t aIe unp iere
prattti@e 8epeutun9, burh Die tbr in ben
lebten 9e8ebene Specification. Cine
Stebe sur union> wel9e NIT tenn ;3u9ez
1tauon1B ertauft 1peroen muB, aue6 nod
5u er"werbenbe @ebiet b
Sclanerei 3u Internationally cine Mnbdnsz
lt@tett an bic Union, nel9e bic @afenz
erbebun9 Der @ecelfontiten gum q n9riff
9eee&1 bic @epublif fir nidt pertperf i@er
balt> tpie oiejenise Der @esieruns 3u ibrer
Selb q, pelde ser
He9terun9 Elm lol9e6 &e9t 3ur Selbi t.
1ertbeiotsun9 NIT BEN @afen 9eeen Waf<
ten9erpolt fir feinen SAL auseltebt unp
our@ @9mei9en bas &edt Der @ecelion
anerfennt, cine iol9e Mnbdn9li@feitSz Ct
tldrun8 1T fat 70 l9limm ais cine pfene
Getnol9aft f1e 1T cine peri ioe 6eu9elet,
neben pel9er bic pfene 6re9beit ben
8aumwe1enft aateu M9tuns sebietet.
Wenn bic Union erlie9t, 10 miro fl
bieler ~9tebe unp Nnbdnali9teit" per lauz
tparmsn:: @rdn3taaten ibren untereans 81
%Seroanten baben. Nu& lie bdtte fiber
lid bic W(a@t 9ebabt fi@ Dor ibrer
~Greunoen" ;u i9uben, menrt be,
ltebe @ott fe nur DOR tbren 6etnben BE-
&pabrt bdtte.
Der Mtnpritdts= 8eri9t 1T bel &peiten
treni9er sasbaft %eeueinlame @a@e mi
oemSuben 3u ma9en* @r ertldrt fih oeoer
bte.1pn pemW ajprttdts> Beri9t empfoblen'
Nattpnalcpnoenttpnu np 19ld0
cine Convention ber Sclaoenf a a:
e n, ~abjubalten in Nalboiue, Semi. DOR
wel@e bic i'm Sntere0e Der Sflaperet nI:
tbtgen Nmenoment6 3ur Contribution emit
perfen fol-, UNI fe al6 ulttmatumt ben
Ncrpen por5ule9en.
Die @onpenttpr bat 1t6 mod utGt ent:
lbteoen, auein bic Gnt19eipun9 miro 1eltl
i'm 9uinfi9iten Sale 19merli9 cine 1ol9'
1etn, bic pa6 @erbleiben Mi0ouri'6 in Del
Union aueer Tra9e te0te unp benz Sesel
iton6 un9ebeuer caS 5aupt serldmetterte
Die Sclaperet 1T mie ale 8erbreden, fl
reibt ben 8erbreder> fei er Elm Snotpi:
UNI pcer etn Staat> unrettbar fort in BET
Wb9runo peS @eroerbeuS. &ann 81
Majoritdt pe6 @olfes BON Mi0ouri MID
often 9esen bic Miaaertarone Nront ma:
9en, 70 mu6 Der Staat ldliebli9 ;u BE-
pfetfe tanien, melde jene blalen.
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4tterdrtfhe81

~ Son rem 9. S%abr9one Der in
IL Monatsbeften erl9einenpen 3eitl9rift:
pie "Suufrtrte @elt", Gerleoer Gp. 5au~
berger, Stuttgart, ju baben bel Mar
Weil II. So. in Cincinnati, 1T unS oa6
lite 5eft 5u9etommen. Sein Snbalt
3ei9t ooB paS Motto hes 8erleaer6 in
benz 9an5en @erte 1i9 erfuQen wirp :
Die gauge @elt in 8tlo unb Dort>
farS Au9e> fir ben @eilt unb fur's 6ers
an ben Bltden bes frruncli6en 2e1er6
oortber9eben au la0en." Dos 5eft to-
itet 20 @t6. Wtt Dem 12ten 6efte erz
bdlt Der Mbonnent ben Yra9tz@ tabl lti6
(mtr baben i'm nod nt9t erbalten): uDie
9tebe al6 &rst" CUR pramie 9ratts.
Bei 5000 @orau6besablun9 + fplet bic
Yrdmte 19cn NIT Dem 2ten Self. Dos
Wert 1T tn jeoer 8esiebuns empfeblens<
pertb uno ftebt iiber benz Nipeau ces
@ewGbnli9en.
~ Wtr erbtelten bic lite Drummer
oer uDeutl9en Bldtte1", elmer neuen $50
6enl9rtft, berau69e9eben in 6pbpten DON
Dem 1erotenten @eteraner oer sSpurnaliz
tilt, @ouaro pel3. Das 8latt 1T fir
oaS 9ebtloetere eeutide publifum urb auf
Die Befrieoi9un9 uoe6 9elduterten @ez
19mads an1pru4spoQcrer 9eler" beredz
net uno loQ u&u6bilpune res @ei1te6
uno 9ematb6 na@ alien bumanen @id<
tun9en bin bef6rpern belfen." germtez
ben 1ou tpercen: ~aQe 5pe;ieue Ginmijd,
Jung IN fir&li6 unorelis;5 ccnlellpueue
Nn9elesenbeiten> lomie aud in Die Ga9e6s
polttlt." Dos Blatt 1T lebr elegant aus,
9eltattet uno ldbt fi@ aud BET lebr
"9eldutertem @e19mad" nit Nppetit 9e>
nie6en.
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Manufuctur = @QQren.
Gin 1eueS @eicbGft.

Der luter3ei9nete empfeblt l9 ben oeutlden
Ginprbuern ppn Salnt paul nnp bes g aaIea
Wiunejrta nit ieinem neaen, reid uno %lcrafaltio
ausaswablten yorrrtbe in aQen Nrten Don '
Setcen>,
BaumnpQenz,
@ollenz unb
2einenzS tofen,
opie elmer }9Snen auamabl Don
&bdtplS
In alien @rSBtn uno Yreilsn unb ben neue0en
poez@aareu
Dur@ hirefte Baarfaufe 1T er in @tanb geitbt,
bic biaiafen grtiie fir bic seftn @aaren geeen
....-a" 8aar5ablume i
III feaen. IN
5anoler I'M @rcben iuerben auf's 8ortbttftaf-
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Neu ties opn Gurpru.

y ~ ! y - W.
Nemzy orf IA. Mdp.-1er DGrnz
pier ~Netno" 1T on9efcmmen unp brinet
iol9enre Neuiotciten
SIN l(nterbaule res enoliiden parla=
mente murbe liner ben S%cloYenbonrel BE-
tattirt. 5r. Cane teantra9te 8elblu6e
mel9e tie bieberiaen Ma6re9eln our un=
terrriidun9 re1eIben fir unmirfiam erfldz
rem uno pc Ginfubrun9 FREEZER Nrbeiter
mad Weitinrien empfeblsn.
3ufel unp Yalmeriton tocelten in far
fen Nuapriiden pte Yolitit oer amerifaniz
l9en NsalerunA rab fe ibre 8la99e pro-
i@tituiren ldBt. Burton flirhtete, rtr Gupz
BUMP peroe ben Sclapenbanrel in'e &c.
ben rufen, unD bottle Die brittil6e Neoiez
run9 nerpe i'm niht anerfennen, peun er
nitt auecrldli@e 8eltimmunsen paseaen
erldBt.
81. 2boupenel, ter frons. premier per<
f9erte cen ameritanilden @elanrten, rae
meoer ct nod Der &oilsr N9enten oe8 Slp>
bunoes %empfan9en baben.
G6 miro mieperbolt peri9ert> paB cine.
piemontefl4e Brigade an1tatt Der 6ransoz
ien> wel6e Qbjteben mirpen, in Nom einz
ridcn meroe. Sn's @ebeim perpen ldon
@prtsreitunaen 5u @ictor Gmonuels en-
pfQnQ QetrOfen.
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TeleQrQpbil6e Qepel6em.

@a1btn9ton, IL. Mdr;. Die
@ommi0dre be6 SQobunee8 permeilen
l4on LANCE tn @aibinston. 6aben aber
nod INNER ntdt6 pom ftd bbren la6en.
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Der fronsSdide @elancte, botrieGien1e
letner Ne9terun9 ols Nermittler in oen
awil4en ben Bereinisten Staaten unp
peru me9en @e9nabme her a%merifonilden
@6ife ~9isste Gbomlon" unr v@eoraina"
obmaltenpen DifereNen an9etoten. SEER
Semaro bat cas- Nnerbirten nit 6reun>k 4
ltdfeit pernommen.
9arrtsbur9, IL. Mdrs. - Sir
ben e~rlepioten Gig @amerons i'm @enot
fino an 80 berporrasenoe @ancipaten pcrz
banpen. Mm Donnerltae miro Die @eleB>
9ebuns bic Wabl pprnebmen.
@a1bington, IS. Wdr3.-Sberl #
Gunner 1T jnm 8rieape > General an
3wig9e' SteIe ernonnt mprpen. Die
Bef5rperune bes Major Mnber1on
an pe7en Soften bat alto nidt tatt9efunz
ben. Gernere beoeutenpe Gernennuneen
fino: Sames g. Gpmarps gum @ommt0.
Der @eneral'2 anp<S fice> Safob 6olrerz
man gum iawepil9en @clanbten, 2ieut.
talbot Coon Sort @umpter) gum Mli>
ftant General pjutant, .. $. @artir gun,
@puperneur BON NebraSfo.
Die @ammiiittpners hes SIobunceS
baben frteolt1e @erf9erunoen er<
bolten uno ftnb bemsemdb immer nod
NIT feinem ulttutatut1, nod font elmer
Grflaruns b%erausseridt, mel9e paS Ding
auf pie Sptbe treiben mi11te.
Gin GrpreBz8ote 1T na9 Sort
Sumpter a%b9e9an9en. Sen. Scott fpu
ertlart baben, raB bis Nipntaa bic g ar
nilon pa8 Sort rdumen miro.
8ra3ps> Geras> 6. Mdrs.-Gs 1inc
arrangements 9ema9t, bic @eretn, ct.
Eruppen obne Ser5u9 ein3uldifen.
@a1btn9tpn, IA. Mdr, .-@enez
ral Sra9G, befannt aus Dem mertfaut=
i9en &rte8e 1T gum Sberccmmanpeur
oer aolt@en 8unpestruppen er1auat
pprcen.
Die &nleibe pes @ictunces 1T nit Ell
ter prdnnie BON 5 Yrocent 9enpmme II
tpprben.
Nt6tp n, &anlas> 10. Wlar;. -
Die untertubun96z Committee bat beute
5000 8ulbel Deisen erbolten> cine 5dlfte
BON Wt6conitn, bic ancere Don ben, Sem
yorf = Neutrality-suspicious. eefauft. Mn
Saatfartofeln berridt GROCER Manoel.
3u1enouns ron untertlBun9 9erin9 ; 3u@
uebmenDer Gerlano.
5arrt6burA pa., Is. M1ra. -
Son. Daoio @tlmpt 1T an bic @teue
BON Cameron in BEN @erein. StoQteuz
3enat 9ew1blt rporcen.
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S9liebli@ nod Elm @ort ST ben 9erren
QaupfQuaeuten

@eit benz 8eeinre eeeenwdrtiser @ailon baden
tpir infer 5aupt-N usenmert auf's @bplclale-
@elhdit selsst uno iu4en bierin unlere 9au
0orce 3u entwideln mir baben biefur Elm Grtra-
Oepartement einribten lalen unp bieten ben Scr
rem INSTRUMENTATION i'm 2anbe ale 8ortbeile
uno Bequemlihfeiten> bic ibnen nur pom uni eren
@oucurrenten in ben Gitli@en Yl6Ben oferirt tper-
ben fDnnen. unler 9tod 1T fur Den DRY Wooes
&onium in Minnel ota Elm pirtli@ srobartistr UNI
fnoen, n II r bel uns einSufaufcn, pa es feinen,
anoern 6auie in Minneiuta mUsli9 1T. mas Mus.
mabl uno BiQisfeit betrint, aud nur anndbernb
nit uns eoncurriren gu fSnren.
SEER Muerba6
her nit bieism Department setraut tcreen, mir.
es lit anaeleaen lein lallen> uniere perebrten 8un-
IN III jeeer Be3iebuns 3~uiriroen gu ltelen.
Suffice & 6%orepauab.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-16

Das gn8ros & gnoetai(
manufactur: S mote,uaaren=
emporium
BON
Suffice Il. SprepQugb
Oritte CITRATE, : ss ct. A>anl,
Minnelcta>
1T bur9 ben Gmpfans ber neuefen
&intcr @ooreu
auf's &ei9baltiste unb @el9madpoQRe aGurtirt
uno beebrt li9 iplteS ieinen perebrten Runpen er-
gebenft an3u3eisen.
'Das Eager 1T NIT allen neuen Grl&einunaen
Der Sailon ausgelattet unb bietet namentiih eine
@rpBe Mu6mabl In &let6er<
itpfen,
als: Merincs, 8aleneias, Ylaibs, Delaines,
Yaramattas. Sc Beises, Ypil be &epres &c. &C.;
ferner unterbaIien mir einen i@Vnen @orratb
bunter uno einfarbi9er S%eipenmaoren
uno u~erfaufen lulde senau gu Mew- gprfer Yrei-
len.
infer Eager IN Sbamls, &lcats unb @inter-
M6ntel 1T auf's Nei9lte complettirt, unb erlau~
ben mir uns nod, bic Derebrten Damen auf unier
groBartioes
WeiB>W oarenz II. Trimminss< Experiment
auimerf,am 5u maden+
Sn 0erren< Nrtifeln, ais Boufsfins, Dcsfins,
Gaiemeres, OuNelS, Qrapattes, 9emben &c. tie
ten mir jeoer @oncurren3 bic Spibe, ba mir in bic
fer Bran6e bic portbeilbafeten Gerbinpuneen
baben.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-22
Meziean Eustang Liniment

s. Intrinsic virtue alone could insure the sue
cess which this article has attained. For
rheumatism, Salt Rheum, Burns, Bruises. Stiff
Joints, or Calls, SpTains, Poll Evil, and Swell
ing upon Horses, it has equal. No person
VIII be without ltwhO has once tested its value.
Mr. John Daniels, Of Montgomery Ala. sold -
negro for $780, raised from useessness bv the,
Mustang Linimcnt. L. W. White Esq. Ridg-
field. Conn. says:-''I can cheerfuIly Sav no
article ever before effected such cures in our
vicinity" Mrs. LEIGH, Hyde Park, VT
wrttes:-The horse was considered worthless
(his case SPAWN but since the free Use of
the Mustang Linimcnt, l have sold him for
SlJO! Such facts are reaching us daily 1t
should be in every house and stable But be
sure you get the genuine; it has been counter
fcited by unscrupulous parties in ST. Louis
Each wrapper will hereafter bear the signature
Of d. S. Barnes, Proprietor and q. w West
brook, chemist, with the protective words.
Trade Mark in two MedaIlions of the
Federal currency. The genuine it sold by
respectable dealers everywhere.
ID. S. BARNES Newly York
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-22


-0UR ARNY AND NAyEE are PP~ making ad-
vances which the Southern Coniederacy can
not reject Any person who would have a
reliable map of the Southern. States and coast
from which to be familiar with the movements
of our army and navy operations in the rebel
Eous States. can now obtain the best pocket
map, neatly bound and very accurate. The
publishers, Messrs. Asher & Co., OF IDdianap.
oils, Ind, have spared no pains to make this
map in every respect worthy of being placed
before the public as the standard map of the
Southern States.
They will send one copy by mail, postage
paid, on receipt of 25 cents. They will en-
ploy one good, smart agent in each county to
sell this map, giving good chance 10 make
money. Apply as above
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-22
Matthews Chocolate Worm Drops !.

Never fail to destroy and exterminate all
kinds of Intestinal Worms. Are perfectly re-
liable in all cases, and far superior to any and
II of the Fancy Worm CONNECTIONS and nau'
seous Yeunifuges which are in use. They
may be taken at all times with perfect safety,
as they contain Eo MERCURY, or other deleteri-
GUS drug. Aothers should always purchase
them, and give their children no other.
(No Cathartie whatever, is necessary to be
given.)
For Sale by all Druggists and Dealers in
Jsedicines.
A. ! MATHEWS, General Agent.
Buffalo, n. Y, and Fort Erie, C w
For Sale by H. Cornell, and II. L. Starr &
Bro, Delaware, Ohio Get lO-fIyis