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The national Republican., 1861-06-25

CoTToS.-The New York commercial papers
report the New England cotton manufacturers
as having plenty of raw material and large
stocks of goods on hand, but as proceeding with
great confidence in the future, based upon the
idea that there must be a still further rise in
cotton. They do not diminish their production
in proportion to the dminution in their sales,
having no apprehension that cotton cloths can
fall. This corresponds with the answers we re.
ceived to numerous personal inquiries during
q recent visit to New England.
1t will be better for the manufacturers there
il they do not receive a single bale Of cotton
from the South for whole year to come. Their
danger ia, not that the supply will be cut off too
long, but that it will be opened too soon. They
are mistaken in supposing that fall in raw
and manufactured cotton is not among the pos.
sibilities. Prices are kept up in the face of
large existing surplus, merely by au apprehen.
sion that future supplies may not be received
When that apprehension is removed, by the
opepipg of the South, the existing surplus will
produce the ordinary effect of gut. The
growing crop of the South is good one, quite
as large as eau be picked, and will be gathered,
unless servile ilsprectionS shall prevent it.
Greater OF less, all that is gathered will come
to market sooner or later, and what the mann.
facturers have to apprehend, is, that it may
come to market too soon for theT interests.
The national Republican., 1861-06-25
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
Tuesday, June %, 1851

No advertisements or notices. except 10 regular ad
xer,ls.rs viii be inserted wtou, payment in advance
The national Republican., 1861-06-25

~ Capt. Brackett of the .. 8. cavalry, has
Withdrawn his resignation.
The national Republican., 1861-06-25

PonrRAIr OF Mr.. DouGLAs.-A beautiful
and speaking portrait Of Mr.. Douglas has been
published by Casimr Bohn, publisher of steel
plate and lithographic portraits, views of public
buildings, views of Washington city, maps, &C.,
No 56s Pennsylvania avenue, Washington,
D. C.
The national Republican., 1861-06-25

WESTERN VIRGINIA.-The four regiments
which left Ohio for Western Virginia on Fri.
day, will add vigor to the operations in that
quarter but without those new regiments, the
national troops had preserved commanding
attitude.
Philppi has been firmly held all along, and
an advance from that point has been prevented,
not so much by lack of numbers, as by lack
Of transportation. The capture at Philippi, of
that insufferable demagogue, ex Governor JOS
johnson, is most gratifying incident.
Colonel Wallace, at Cumberland, has never
been in the slightest danger. Instantly upon
the alarm growing out Of the rebel foray upon
New Greek Bridge, as many as five or six hun
dred of the mountain men of Maryland rallied
to his aid, with their rifles and shot guns. In
addition, he had the resources OF the large and
loyal city Of Cumberland.
We look with some impatience for move
ment up tho Kanswhs, and the expulsion Of
the terrorsts from the important town Of Charles.
ton.
For such Of our troops as it may be desra.
BILE to place in summer quarters, no more de-
sirable locations can be found than the mineral
springs in Western Virginia and in the Valley
of Virginia. General Scott himself would be
refreshed and invigorated by a few weeks at
(say) the White Sulphur
The national Republican., 1861-06-25

POSTAGE TO MAURITIus, via MARsETLLEs AND
Surz.-We arc requested to state that notice
has been given by the General Post Office Of
France, that letters mailed in the United States
and addressed to Maur,ius, via Marseies and
Suez, the payment Of WHICH is, under the exist
ing regulations, limited to the port of debarka-
ton in that island, will, and after the lst OF
July next, be treated as wholly prepaid, and
delivered at the port ofdestinston in Mauritius,
without additional charge for local postage,
The national Republican., 1861-06-25

REBEL Forces AT 0ocooUAN.-We have
advices from Prince William county, Virginia,
which apprise us that troops to the number OF
one thousand are assembled at Occoquan.
They were well armed. Besides these, there
are one hundred negroes under arms The
officers and soldiers had plenty of Virginia
shirplasters, but could not induce the people
to take them in exchange for provisions.
The national Republican., 1861-06-25

SARATOGA SPRINGs.-It will be seen from an
advertisement in our columns that the famous
old hotel at Saratoga Springs, Congress Hall, is
now open for the season. All who have en-.
joyed the comfort and luxury Of that establish
ment, will look forward with pleasure to new
visit. We anticipate, notwithstanding the war
snd the dullness Of the times, that Saratoga will
be thronged this season, as usual. Its invig,
Grating waters, sooner or later, attract all
to their side, while the excellent character Of
the notes.-the finest in The country-make a
stay at Saratoga especially comfortable. Hat
horn l. McMichael are still the proprietors ol
Congress Hall, and are two Of the most popular
landlords in the country.
The national Republican., 1861-06-25

FOREIGN ITEMS BY RECENT ARRlvALs.-The
Paris Moniteur publishes declaration that Ma.
poleon intends to maintain strict neutrality
in the American war, enjoining all Frenchmen
not to violate that neutrality by engaging in
privateering, or enrolling in arms on either
side, at the risk of forfeiture Of all claims on
his Government.
The report of q treaty between France and
Spain, securing to the latter the possession Of
the Antilles, is officially denied
A new Italian ministry has been established
Baron Resasol has assumed the presidency of
the council and foreign affairs.
The Pope's health has been entirely re.es
tablished.
The Madrid Correspondence, referring to q
dispatch stating that President Lincoln had
declared that if Spain occupied San Domingo,
she would do it at her own risk and peril, says
that the Government has received no official
notification of any such declaration, but is pie.
pared to defend the integrity Of the territory
which it has annexed to Spain.
The Sublime Porte recognizes the Kingdom
of Italy,
The national Republican., 1861-06-25
THE KENTUCKY ELECTION.

Chicago, June 23.-The Times says that Mr..
Burnett, the secession candidate in the first
Congressional district Of Kentucky, is elected
by about 1000 majority. The Union cand.
dates are all elected in the other nine districts
by about $4,000 majority.
The national Republican., 1861-06-25
A STATE CAMP BROKEN UP.

Chicago, June 23.-The Tribune has dis.
patch announcing that Captain Prime, with
four hundred regulars, broke up secession
camp on Saturday, at Liberty, Missouri. Brig.
adler General Moran, with several leading
secessonists, were taken prisoners. All were
released, except General Moran, on taking
the oath of allegiance. rr .
The national Republican., 1861-06-25
FIRE AT NIAGARA FALLS.

Niagara Falls, June pa fire broke out
in the Union House this morning, about s45,
and it was burned to the ground Most of the
furniture was saved.
The national Republican., 1861-06-25

CONTRADICTION OF AN ALLEGED ISLANDER.
Louisville, June 22.--The Journal says that
Senator Andrew Johnson, in q late speech at
Lexington, KY, stated that he never wrote a
letter to Mr.. Lawrence, never received q dollar
from Mr. Lawrence, or proposed to negotiate
for money with anybody at the North.
The national Republican., 1861-06-25
TROOPS FOR FORTRESS

TROOPS FOR FORTRESS MONROE.
Boston, June 23.-The Massachusetts, ninth
regiment, Colonel Cass, will leave here on Tues,
day for Fortress Monroe, by steamer direct.
Colonel Clark will positively leave during the
week for the same destination.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-02
@nenb0bnen Il. DQmpfbDDte.

@nenbabnen H. 9ampfbppte.
@inter<@ arrangement 1860.
Sic Mt1rnefpta Staac=Gpmn.
@ereinieun9 Der 8urbont II. SIS nnh o(0cn
@baie's Ypit, Mcutsn, bslurat be a"'" ""0
9tDr6we1tlt6e GrDref.
uno Ser. Staaten pplten.
S. 6. 8urbant H.. g.. Snc g spoxx.
@lale uno @pncprp ~Rut(den, unb bat srfohrens
autlber unb fabi9e 4senten anaeltelt. ~
Aahelle Der Mbfabrt BON ct. Waul.
9ta9 oalt1n9a, Neo @ias> Qaf @ity, Gcae's.
Mabalbatp, Mtnpna unh Ga GroNe tdol;d inn
4 ubr Morsens. '''9
Naa ct. Mntbouy uno MinneappIis amer;
Mal tdslia> nm s l1br Mprsens H.. 2 lbr Net.
mitta9s. ~"
Na9 Mancmin, Nnpfo, M,pnt;eeoc 5,,,t
Nap!eS unp ct. 9lpuo am Mpntaa, m;ttmnh
u1o 6rettag I'M 4 l1br Muroens. ~
Na9 N16mpnb, Mleraneria. Grefinr;>oe ~,
Sert Abercpmbie am Mprtoo uup Trcitno NM !
ubr Mprsens+ o''"s ~" 4
Na@ @eersetcmn unb Rcorieer iepen 1re;too
nm 4 ubr Morsens. o'""9
gta9 StiQmater ta9lid I'm 8 rbr Ngrocua
9fa9 Superipr jeoen 0icn1taa INN nhr aNnro
Nfa9 Stem = Canada, Columbus. Gnnr;5e 2; ,,
Nertinonng nit SaYiIelo - jeeen TpnnsrIi,,
uno Sreitag. |'"9
Na6 Yembiua> Sort Garry uno Ter 81 enrircro
Nnlteeeluns Mbfabrt jeeen smeiten Trsitao nm
4 ubr Morsen6. '"S ""'
NabersS in oer 5aupt-SfTce Der Nprtb- gSeo-
Stpreb= @cmpasuie. ~
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Ser @ompaQnte, Die {etu @ater befebl{ote,

Der @ompaente, Die (ein @ater befebltote,
8efon9en 9enommen rperben. Sp pie Der
8ater ben sertpunpeten Sobu fab, {prana
ct auf Jpn lps> rfef laut 3u ben Splbaten
leiner. @ompasnie Sin peiertirter Sffz
3ter 1T Elm S@uft, benz Der Tppt 9ebibrt,"
nno l3ob nun Dem etseuen Spbn cine
plltolenfu9el bur9 ben &opf }p bo6 er
au9enblidlt@ topt 3ulammentar3te. DaB
Sater 9e9en @6bne unb Briper 0eoer
@riber fedten, fpumt jebt tn &Sniarei9
beioer Sictlien ietr bdui9 ppr.
Bcmba ffrbt, I'D ct er0tbt
it'd nt4t.-@ on @aeta {9retbt man
unterm rs. San.: Ser &DntA Gran3 II.
bat Elm reues Circular an feline @ertreter
an ben oerlGteoenen> eurppdil9er 9Sfen
9elanot. @r erfldrt bartn, paB er ent ldlpiz
fen Iei, allen @efabren bis auf 'S @eueerite
Groy gu b{eten.
Gin le9tttmiti19e8 8latt i'm lubli9en
6rantre{@ melcet, baB 8ron3 II. in ben
@alematten ppn @aeta Elm @rab babe oroz.
ben lai1en> UNI parit beerpiet 3u rperpen,
falls Der @u88an9 oeS 8ombarcement6
9e9en ibn ietn miirbe. @ie eS beibt> bat
General 8p6cp @aeta Derla1en, um In
ben Mbrus3en ben Mufita1p 3u ndbren urp
er 9{bt ft6 Der 5pfnun9 bin> pab ee ibm
9%eltnoen rperbe, ba6 iarbinil9e Seer i'm
&0den an3u9retfe fen unb bapur9 cine Oh
1etitor 3u er3e19en.
Gin ent1@lo11ener Selbf t.
m1rber.- Neult@ erftes an eineu,
Spnnta9 Wor9en III Spur6, Trantrei9,
Elm u%nbefannter Mann ben Iburn1 Der
&atbeorale. tnoem CT benz SETTER Doroob,
ct iet Elm &unitler uno wlnibe, einc Mn=
fi@t BON ber Stact auf3unebmen. Sben
anaelan9t fiir5te er ft@ i'm 8etietn beS
&i}ers, Der Jpn Yereeblt@ surldsubalten
erlu9te> auf bic @tra6e-200 6u6 tief-
binab unp blteb natiirli@ auf Der Steue
toot. NuS ieiuem Ya0e ereab fd, baB e1
Wertbetm bteB> aus Sefret9 eeburtia,
aber in Grantret@ n%aturaltirt par> uni
oab er cine Stele an ber pplpte9ntl9en
@@ule in Yari6 betleioete. Ct tpor obne
3weifel wabninni9.
Die @elbnotb in @onfanti=
nopel 1T 70 9roB, baB Der @ultan leiner
Dienern nt6t einmal mebr @elb 3u @etl
uno ben anoeren nStbioen 8ebGrfni0en
3u 9eben permae. SIM @erati miro 19or
felt Monaten tetn Mpcca> 1pnpern 1u,
@i9orien eefo@t Der @roBberr 1T au'
&ranfenfot SeleBt, ben Gunuden 1T bas
5etratben perbpten> btepal9as BON fiebet
NpbI9wdnaen ftnp um peren flint p~erflrst
UNI pasM tntterium 1T auf ben9usl terbe.
@tat 9elebt tporoen. @aS nur ireenb ~
oerleBen war> 1T bereit6 Derpfdnpet> uni
BET Der 5und@it gu 1eranitaltenoen Mobi:
liar Nuction miro &uBlanp obne 3weife|
ben Dioan nebt 3ubeb1r eriteben.
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0crmifbte Ma1ri1ten.

Neue1te5 aus preuBen.-Sn
oerWb8eoronetenfammer wuroe per Mntrao
9efteQt, ben @unl9 auSjulpre@en, pab
preuben ii6 an bic SpiBe beS peutl9en
8unoes 1teQen m19e. Do8 Miniterium
befdmpfte ben Mntra9 uno er tpurpe nit
grocer Majprttdt perworf en.
Der &1nis miro na9 &1ntssber9 9eb>
en-. ppielbf bic &r6nun9 ftattiinpen
loQ.
Die ueber19wemmun9 a m
Nteperrbeiu.- Nu6 6ouano brin=
gen uns, obppbl paS Wa0er bel Nboana
Ger lsyteu Dampfer I'M 6aQen mar, Die
.3eitun0en nod INNER 1dlimme 8pt19ofz
ten non Dem our9 bic ueberldtpemmun9
on9ert9teten un9lId. 90 bert@tet eie
&1lner 3eitun9: u@ie 9roB bic Nptb in
6oQano 1T, mag man, UNI muir Elm Yaar
8eilpiele anjufltren, aus fol9enoem er=
leben. 5erjo9enbui1 bat 1900 perlonen
aus BommelerpaarD unp au6eroem nod
pie Bewobner ppn aebn @emeinpen aus
Norobrabant Su erndbren. Sn 6erpen
boben 1853 9ausbaltunsen Gus $50 per-
ionen beltebenp, tbre @pbnunsen p%erlaien
miiien. Dim 18. nabmen bic @a0er all
lentbolten ab, menn AUDI nur almdbltG.
@elbe @efabren aber paS Qano bel pl5Bz
lid eintretenner1 &bauwetter nod III be-
1teben bat, rariber erwa;tet man NIT 3az
gen Bert6t."
Sn Sictlien war Elm juneer neaz
politanil9er Sfli5ier, pe0en mtlitdril4e
6abt9tftten man lon1t lobcu b6rte, 3u Ga
rtbalot o~elertirt unp ppn pielem natlrli9
.befSrpert pprpen, wdbrenp 1ein @ater, Elm
alter, in Gbren ersrauter 5auptmann, Der
SABINE ieineS -&Dni9s unp re9tmd6ioen
&rte9sberrn treul blteb. Sn einem1 Sc
fe9te am @olturno mar Der junse Cart
balpp19s Sff5ier am TuBe per>punpet
,pprpe1 uno loQte chen Don ben @plpaten
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Daltimorr- nno Wbio-Ci(enbQhr-

paltimore- unb Wbio-G i(fnbabn.
D. k4 lEAzEE - q Die erpbe @uute nad1
Balbi19ton> Baltimore, Ybilapelpbio,
Nepzyprt uno 8pltpn.
Diele portreHlide 8abn, nit ibreu yerte5erten
tpeitli9ea gertinbuneen, tietct ben Nc,5enpen eius
o,rette S1ris mad Baltimore, ptilapelrbia, Stem
yort unb Spfpn. Mud 1T Ic bic eiu,iioc Mpute,
auf msld'er man 0ur9gauqs-S iQcte 1Jrpu1t,
2taetS) unp 9epadlnarfen (Gbefs) mad Wa=
II II erbalten fam.
Gre1 pall191er: 3l9s p~erlalIen Wbeelina, 3d.,
ta9ltg ullo lt1o in oirefter Uertiupuuo NIT o(e,,
meitliaen 3ussn. "'
Na9 alien 6itlt1en Gtdrtcn:
Son S1ltlrnore tobrt man 'oeleib cbnc Nufeut-
bait nit g 6% nellaUQeu nod
YD1looelphta> Nemzyprf unb Bpftpn.
Noh Walbtnstpn geten Don Baltimore t1oli,v
pter :3uee ab. ~
5abrAelo uro Uahreit 10 fur, tie ouf irocuc
elmer onpern Npute. '9"'
N&D Nelienoe telieben ibre Biuetc via Wbee-
ing 81 Scrlargen. Iurhaanoefarten uuc M1o.
tnntt erbalt man in ben Giieubatu= Bureaus hrs
Wetens. W.
HgT Sic Baltimore. uno Sbic-G iler bo N:
TT etetleaern nu9 gans t~sipn>ers Der Naturjlbpu.
petten tre9en su empfshlcu.
Sur 0raHt nab philadelphia Nelpzyorf
lno Bpitpn,
MAO pber npr cen1 MeOeu.
pat otel> gabn 9rpBe Gpriige> pa ije> am Sbjp-
tlul1e 51 Wbeeltng> gsnmopo uno porfcrahur,5
auelau1ene> nit benz grpBen Neyncrfe peitlube,,
e1leababnen tn biretter Gertinouna 1tebt.
gon Mbeelina uuo Yarferstura oeben ieben
Aa9 re9el'1aBi9 Spote nad al(en sal fen Der 1pe1.
liden 1lu0e ali.
pie -Jra6tprei1e limb 10 billio
ME- au tr9enb elmer anberu Mpute."
@uter no11 irseno eiuem plast rnlib pcn VoIti~
ntpre te5etdne mani: uGia Yaltp, II. Sbic 81. 81"
@aes> mas an bic Nsenten rieler Babn cpuio
ntrt if, tptrb raid teiprst.
6ra9t-Mgenten fnb: 8. Mcgurnie. IN
S1nclnnatt; 9. Se'1pbil II. &c. Niplcs. s.;
5. 81. Yoye> MoYsyiQe, ay.; s. 81. Qrpwit'
Y%prtamputb, o.; u. NcY II. g., Wiprlepprt'
D.; S. 9. Goro, Wbeeline> Ga.; Moles Mct-
ter, 8pifon; 8. %. gerteil, Nem>yorf; SIS.
8eQ9, philadelphia; SIS. Gnelanp1 Baltimore:
0eo. softer H.. g., Gsanspile> Jrp.; S. @.
Wfprebeab II. &c., louisville.
2.S. Jpriy1b II. Co., ct. Qcuis:
Z. sc. @ole> General iNet- Mqcnt.
prescott 9mitb>
1~ransportmeiler; G.S. IuIler
@enerdl<WQent beS Melens.
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Il aH Ezl - 1860.
Md6tgan Central H. @reQt
Observation-Disclosures

3use seben alb spm Gentral<Iepet III gafee
StraBe, @bicaap:
4 ubr SO Minuten g. 81. Detroit &c.
epr1mpnattpn (Spnntag aueoenpmmeu). fDmm1
IN Setrpit INN 5 nbr Is Min. Nadmittaqs an.
~ ubr As Minuten gorm~ Cincinnati Grpre6
(Sonrta9 aus9encmmen) fpmmt nah Snbiana-
polls ul1 . ubr Na9mitta95> na9 Cincinnati I'm,
UNI l ubr gpr1nitta95.
ouhr gorm. 9i9btnin9 grpreb (@pnntaos
aue9enpmmen) Smmt an in Detroit nm 6 ubr SO
Wtlnuten Na9mittaes BuTalp um 4 lbr; Ml=
bany UNI 3 ubr 80 81. Nadmittaqs; g(etp,gcrt
UNI 9 ubr II Minuten Naa mittaos unb in 81,
ton I'M IL l1br Na9ts.
. ubr gta9mtttass. New~Dor uno 8pfcn
grpreB (Sonnag arsgenpmmen) t1mmt al, in
Detroit INN Z llbr IS Minuten Gprmittaos; IN
gunalp UNI 4 ubr SO Min. Nad,m., in @ltans
4 ubr 40 Wtn. Tprmitta9e, in Stem grrf 9 u,
~ Wt1uten Gorm.> 8olton 2 nbr 40 Minuten
Na4mitta9s.
ubr Na@m. Cincinnati uub louisville g.
prep (Sonnta9 aussencmnen)> fDmmt All Su>
o1anapolis an UNI 4 ubr 40 Min., au Cincinnati
UNI y ubr 40 Mtn. @urmittaes> in louisville UNI
Sin Bug am SpnntaA s ubr NQdm.
Cte 8 nbr g.. 81. unb s l1br q. 81. 3uae
oerb1noen gu paris nit Der Buffalo unb Cafe 5u-
ron Ut. sc. fur Buffalo nno ale Dhliden Wunfte;
~ Seronto NIT Der Great Grunf Gilentab n, mad
H1ngton, S9oenstur9b, Wrntreal, Suetec unc
que punfte in CANADA 81, mad benz uDrpliben
Wermpnt, em-5amibire unb Maine.
2brousb 3idets llno gu baben in ben 5aupt-
gtlenbabn-S tfcen, &uro unb @elt> unb in Der
Office Der Spmpasnie> 5 Dearbrrn= StraBe @bi-
cage, unb I'M Depot in eate- Strobe.
81. 81. st ice @upt't.
8. g. @palbing, @eneral-
pab-Isent ~ @bicaep.
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.6o. ll ~ Co. ==.zza
Wf1bigan 9Dutbern
1860

Oetro1t> Wpnrpe uno Tplerp 8ohn
1lele S1nle unc ibre gertincunocn bi1rrn zine
Sealtanp19e Stcutc Don Gctrrit noh Gh;ronr
mulnaut'e> 0alena, Ncd Jalanp, Dutr1nr'
Su1t'a91on, pralrie bu Gbisn> Ga Grpl7e. ~,
Xaul, ea1roz St- 2cuis, ct. Splepb 11up ale
9'p"'F" I'M @c|fen une Slomelten.
Nub
mad Gplebp, GleYelasb, 'Wittshuro aDhr.,;,o
Nem-yprt> unr allen Srten, mpbiu ,non -, nes
Serldiepenen :3weistabuen pen ienen MIStrn fah'
rem fann' '"e'" '"P'
b nDr 40 Mtnuten Mittae. oiobtuiuo grrres
1lr Gblca9D Ino Nst= 9Jprf ~ 0f'p
tpmmt AT Su Mcrian UNI o,45 Ncru;to,s
8 2rtepp I'M $50
9%leHelano Inn $40 Madm,
Sufalc nm 1920
. 9bicago nm ZOO
Stem prf UNI $50
ugr Na9nlttaS5. Grleop uup Giucinrot;
Grpreb S'"S'''"'''
tpmmt na9 5oIeeo II 4,o5 Nadmittoos,
elcUelanp INN $50
SNNalp un1 4,55 gprmittaoe>
Nepz yprt tint $50 Nadn1ittao5.
Dtele Gpute lnadt cirefte gcrtinnunn ~ H.
Selano NIT ben pradtprlen Steomern ,.Sitn ri
Sutalo" lno yWeltern Metrcpplis, nad 8uf1lr.
oll9r 10 M1nutcn Na9m. Ncria1 uub u.s..
fern grpreB
tpmmt an gu Mpnrpie nm sos Nadn,ittaos
= Ncrian UNI 1000
e e9teaac um 200 Grrmittaes.
w. &arten fDnncn crbalten werpen
gu Detroit IN cer Stice bet G%ompaonie,
Gde @tpaterz une Bru1bzG trobe.
Wga 3wl)den Detrpit uno Gbicaso pereen
feline Wasspns semedielt.
Ms 9e6 Na@tS 1T Elm @a99on nit
Betten Serleben.
Die :3ues asben na6 ser gbicaqp Belt ot.
tpelde INN 20 Minaten friber 1T ais bic Spu 81
1ro1' Snp. .. Campbell,
0en'l 9uperinteuoent.
S.p. Ant99t, Ql9ent gu Ietrpit.
Venl Supertnt. Office, Iplccp, Suni15. 80.
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Ntbt XII Uber1eben !

1ltW| ~ uOtl |tVtu
pie unteraei4neten empfinseu unp .wartcn
I'M 2auf be8 @pn1mer6.
friicbe Senbun9en
pon wobll@medenben @affee'S unb xbee's
@ewur5en, Chocolate, @iaorten, eetr. Mepfeln,
anssesei@net i@Unen tarti19ens 3 wetlaen,
Wai3enBries>
5afer9riBe,
perl9raupen
Saap,
neuen bpQauoii@en 9drineeu> beim TaB9en
eeutiAem Gent unb onbern
@rpcerie<@aarer
lowie Maub=, &au= unb Sbnupf=Gaba~
Fen, aud balten mir @9mei3erfale, 5arbines,
@alslaroeQen unb feline @iearren pprrdtbig unb
paeriren n%ielelben fur ben @rpB- uno &leinban>
bel gu hiQisen Yreilen.
e.. paul> 26. Mpril 1860.
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Ser l1nter3ei@nete, ber felt ben lebten aebn
Sabren in bie(er @tabt unb int @taate Elm aus
sepebntes @el4dft in @runreigentbum getrieben>
bietet biermit, als nit bie(tm @ei@aft in Ser
binouns tebenb, feline Dlenite far 2pcirune BON
Qanb-g Darrants at.
@esen flnf MiQipnen Mder bes aus9eiu9te-
item Qanbes Inb tir3li@ in Minneipta in ben
Martt eebra9t tuprben.
G5 tperben teine Warrants lpcirt, au0er mad
Dorberiset Bei&tieuns bes 1lntersei&neten in
werlpu- -..
8eotn9uneen Der 2peirune: Sir 400 older
MarrantS einf4lie6li9 Der 2anbarttgeblbren unb
alter Soften $25.O per @arraut. $780, 80 unb
40 Mder @arrauts mad 8erbaltniB.
ct. Yaul, 1 San. 1861.
6enrY Mc&enty,
gambler in @runb0uden,
ct. paul, Min1.
Meferen3en:
5pn. 3enrY M. &ice, Ser. ct. @enator.
9on. Murton g. @ifen1on, Scr. ct. @euatOr.
Don. gYrus Mlbri9, .Gouereb< Mitelieb-
Bon. MiQiarn Miubou1, &onsreb- Witeliee.
9pn.. QafaYette emmett, Dberri9ter Der Coup
'ren1t.gcurt bon Minneipta,-9 ct. Yaul.
3pn.. 9. 81. 9eiuu, 99Ri@ter Der Ser ct. De
itritt- Court, ct. Yaul.
Die 9erren &bempion 8rctbers, 8anters> ct.
Ya~l.