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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-07


When. Mary and were married we were
Young and foolish for we had nothing to be
nj ,rried W ith but Mary was delicate and l
iho1SHt . scoald take care oFher best knew
Ehatl a strong arm, and brave heart to de-
I,enl upon We rented chamber and went
TO housekeeping. We got together a little
ftrulii,ure-l table, bcdstcad, dishes-but Our
money faile4I us before we bought the chairs.
ITtola Mary she must turn up tub for could
ustIfuns in nldcbt No. no. 1t was not long be-
fore our rich ncighbor, Mrs. -, found us out
and kiniily enough she supplied us half a
dozen chairs were added to our stock They
we're old ones t. be sure, bat answered just as
well for us. 1 shall zpeEer forget the new face
those chairs put upon our snug quarters, they
never looked just light before.
VFhe Tables are turned with Mrs. M--and
me now--slle has turned poor widow "but
she Shall never want while have anything
never y cried the old man with beaming
face III don't forget those old chairs"
a.Ah. now the secret was out. 1t was the
interest OF the old chairs which mainland the
poor widow. She was living on the interest
Of little friendly act done years before, and
it suficcd for herself and her dwughter.
How beautiful il is to see how God blesses
the operation of his great moral law, Love,
thy neighbor, and we should oftener see it,
could we look into the hidden paths of life,
and find that it is not selfinterest, not riches
not lame, that binds heart to heart. The sim
pie. power Of a friendly act can do far more
than they. 1t is these-the friendly acts, the
nefghborly Hndnesses the Christian sympathy
Of one towards aaother-which rob wealth of
its power to curse, extract the bitter from sor-
row, and oped the wells of gladness in desolate
homes. We do not always see the golden links
shiningiHsthe therchain of human eveRtsS but
they are there, aIsti happy is he who feels their
gentle but Irresistible iahaence.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-07

We never fIave been in favor Of destroying
this Government, and since we have Witnessed
the deplornble failure Of sc cession is AL Of its
various branches, we are more inn pressed with
the blessings of the old United tates Govern.
ment than ever The man who has attentively
watched the progress Of secession who has
seen its blighting effects upon every industrial
interest, and upon the morals Ol society where
it is tolerated and now desires to plung Ken
tucky into such whirlpool of dessolation, is
either weGh fool or a traitor.
Frankfort (Ky) Commonwealth.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-07

Tnz CHIo REGIMENTS Af WAsHINGroN.-
The special Washington dispatch to the Gin
ciunali Gnzettc, gives the following account of
the entrance of the two Ohio Regiments into
Washington, on Thursday night:
Two Thousand Ohio troops arrived here at 9
O'Clock tonight from Philadelphia. They were
received with great deal of enthusiasm
Along the avenue, from one end to tke other.
all the regiments stationed in the city turned
out on the sidewalks and cheered for the Buck
eyes in the most deafearing manner.
The people were out in strong force also, and
Joined in the cheers. The Ohio regiments are
considered one of the finest lot Of men which
have entered the city.
A large number of Ohioans welcomed the
troops and escorted them to their quarters
The Oincinnatians in both regiments are all
we'll and in fine spirits.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-07

GooD FOE PARsoN BRowNLow-Parson
BrownIow, of the Knoxville, (Tenn.) Wing,
still holds out nobly. In a recent number he
says:
"That all may understand US, we take Oc-
casion to say, free from all excitement. that to
destroy our Office, or stop our windpipe, is the
only way in which we can be prevented from
denouncing secession, and advocating the
Union. There are now but three Union papers
IN Tennessee, as we consider, and unless we
are assasisnated, or our Office is destroyd, we
shall soon have the honor of standing alone
And there we shall stand-neither the gates OF
hell, nor the pressure of secession riots being
abls to prevail against our eouTictiOu ofPight. {"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-07
TFrom the Liverpool Times, May 4th ]
The EnRnIv of Cnftnn.

Already the effects of this lamentable strife
arc beginning to reach US. We have now on
Iy twenty-three weeks consumption of Amer
lean cotton in this country and at sea, which
must speedily compel the spinners to lessen
their production-a an event only inferior in the
misery it Will cause to the civil strife now pas
sing in America The stock of East India
cotton held in this port is considerable, being
100000 bales, against 10000 bales at this
Time last year, and great exertions will be
made throughout the cotton districts of India
to occupy the ground which the American
planters have vacated; but all changes of this
kind must necessarily be progressive, and it is
clear that we have very discouraging prospects
to look in the face. arising out of the
unhappy position of affairs in the Western
World
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-07
Eifss ,slast'osrtho 1gortRsru :


We plead guilty to the charge Of having
in times past, talked confidently Of aud, trus-
ted implicitly in Northegn cuIsergttism. The
fact,is tie T6fessed aiyoeatsa III fiat par.
ticular ism expressed themselves, habitually as
warmly in favor Of the South, secuted So
loftily the idea. of coercion, and advocated
@ith.so mBch apparent sincerity d system Of
Cancellation. aud conCessi0tt, that thousands Of
Southern met, were completely deceived. There.
is no doubt whatever that an opinion prevail,
ed among US that if Lincoln should attempt
to make war upon the South, the conserve,
tive element of the North wsuld ,overWhelm.
his Administration, and by timely -divetsions.
would extend aid and. sdecqr 70 u.s. It IVES.
thought that ,tlIg thirty tkoRsabd arti dncolE.
majority in New York city would Gcto SUBJ
stantiaIly with the South, or at all eYeuts
would exhibit its genuine a5HpdtIt. with that.
section by declining to take up arms in be-,
hElf Of the Federal Government There we're
not warting among u.s. too numbers ofahrewa
and e@petieneed citizens who calculated large,
y on the eohbffeteigl ties and identity Of in
tGtcsts between the South and West, and who.
beliefed that gltimeseIy Ohio, IHdi&Ea, Apd.
other States in Lat quarter would Pe-glad tol
unite their .destinies with those Of Southern
CpncdcFftyi How. the first blast Of ths.
Northern bdgle has blown away these bub-
bles of the imagihatiuf! s.. .....,--
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-07

The Taunton (Mass-) Gazette, referring to
the attention which Gov. Sprague receives
from the ladies at Washington, remarks as
follows
"Rumor has it that the Rhode Island Gov
ernor, whose valor is es unquestionable as bis
patriotism, has already one engagement" on
his hands-a sequence of bis pilgrimage to
commemorate the last anniversary of the Battle
of Lake Erie the lady being the daughter of
the then Governor of Ohio, and now Secre tary
Of ths Treasury"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-07

Gen. Twiggs is frightened, and wants JeR.
Davis to send troops to defend Fsscagoula,
where he lives. He says the Government viii
not fail TO seize the first opportunity TO des-
troy Ills house and lay waste his property
besides he thinks i'ascaEoalSxil 1 be fixed upon
as an important Pciit of operations upoL
both New OrIeansand MobiIe.r The poor
traitor already begids ID feel the halter draw
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-07

REPUDIAr1ox.-A letter from New Orleans,
May IS, TO a merchant in Bosten, says: =, -,
"Our merchants have all agreed, not taipAys
any Of Their Northern or Western bah ilisies.
paid a note yesterday to. q, New XeFk.
house. but after doing so comHitteR waited
on nc, and stated that if paid any more IL
You'd bc cousidcted treason"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-07

The Government has information that pow
der and caps are in great demand among the ,
rebels, and that for want Of powder they caa
gain but little by the immense number OF R6ns
they have stolen.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-07

Captain Blandowski, who was shot by tka'
mob in 81. Louis and whose injuries provoked
the return FIRE on the part Of the Home Guar3,r
has died Of his wounds, and was buried Wiflk
military honors on Monday. -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-07

One of the biggest Of the columbiads at
Fort Monroe is bearing directly upon the hSuse
Of ex-President Tylet., We are efrRid it mag
go off some day. Accidents will happen.-
louisville Journal.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-07

The movement from Washington on. AEIing-
ton Heights, was not undertaken an hour too
soon. On Thursday the ground near, Gep2
Lees residences bad already been staked HroElnl&
for a rebel enesmpmeut.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-07

The Montgomery corrcsrOn iosi' o6 lie
MobFfs Advertiser characteriE Is 4saR i&bsnrd
hoa& the statement that 2GO,o'JI upslets aa~p
recently arrived in New oElsans fFdS1' Eil-
rope.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-07

The ladies OF Washington have prepared a
splendid three hundred dollar flag, which they
propose to have run up on the White, House
in a few daes, with imposing ceremonies.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-07

The life that now is, with what enters into
or Aows from it, with the premises it implies
and ths interferences It yields,-this the very
sphere Of mans living interests, certainly
cIaims his notice more than anything else
evu. - - 49,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-07

The following from Senator dough- ap-
pears in the National Intelligencer. 1t is
strong and pertinent document. .......-.-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-01-05

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.-1 Qerr1,: Gc9 ."uy.i4.y 2j1 sraSDI
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@taat83eitu,1g / 1T il nit 9frp.
!" be6 "'o ten Sabrga119S
upSEluuItu. = ..4& u.:53I >r,1. :
SIRE &MGlfQ11be betrage1
S.. Sbne Mn5ablun9
fan11 Sb1ten bic Staot85ett=
1119 11t6t fertler 3l1geienbet
mer6en. :.1lDte @rpebtttp11*
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Gbarles $enr,p, ~
6eutl6er Trte6en8ri6ter,
ct. Mnttpny> Minn.
~. ~ Z, ~0bere @tatt. ..

gHliu6 8eor8ii,
5ffentlt@e1 Motar,
Gde Der Wablbat- unb 6ttn @trabe, seeenatsr
:: Der fran3Si. tatb. &ir4e. .:-
s%Gt& 70 ,S snsn etatt$t MitSrsfta sar
Dotumenten unb l1rtunpen, als: Rauftriefen,
9ypotbefen (Detbs un6 Wiurteaets), Mietbs-
unb @el9afts- Gontratten, Geitamenten, gua-
ma@teu fir tas Snlnno unb Deuti@lanb, fpwie
3ur 8s(ereuns a(lsr in eas 9|otarfa& eini9lassn- !
ben @el9ifte. ~ 1b52.1O
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-01-05

- T. Wprtb:&Sett etter11:&ptd..]s vi 81
ede Der &obert~ uno Tiinften Straeen
ct. PAUL Minn.l .4z.s.z
Il DteSts serdu,mtee, NIT luftieen 3itnmern tuobI-
oerlebtne uno IL ieeer 8e5iebuns eomfortabel ein-
9er'gete neue 9alt. unb Roitbans. 1T biermit Der
- ;" .-- ..,,, r:~SnL @.rob, Gieentbamer.s
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-01-05
Dritter sjabr8aI,,l8,|I i j

Die N(inne(otu Staats5eitun9
9ds Der Dritten unb @aba1baw-
Strabr cine Sreppt be@. =
:rlheint w19eutli@ uno totet sm ei DoQ.
per Sabr, in &prausbe;abluns.
Ginaelne Nummern toien 5 Gents.
8eoin0uneen.
Mbuuniren tann man 3u ir8enb elmer 3eit bes
Sabre5; bod tDnnen bic benz Mbpnnemeat puran-
gebeuoen Nummern nidt na@9elanbt tperben.
Der 5ublcriptions- Berag fam in 9fpten it.
genb eiuer guten 8ant tinsei9itt toerben.
Rp Wsnn @elb in resiltrirten 8riefen per-
uren gebt, traeen mir ben 8erluN bod ni9t in
unregitrirten 8riefen.
9Qe Mittbsiluusen, @elber u. I. ~. fne an
atore|Iren:
Meutber s @xe1, ~utliiters.
MINNESOTA STAATSZE1TUNG,
WEEKLY PAPER,
published by REU7 HER g. excl;
ST. PAUL, j: MINNESOTA.
Price 5000 per year.
Meenten Der ~Minn. Staats5eituu8."
Minnelvta.
5atinss unb Datota Go. 5err 9er3oe.
Wep- lllm unb 8rpnon County st.. Gpr1er,
81. Yeter unb Nicolet Gt9 Q4. @4immel,
ct. MntbonY u. Miuniapolis, Srtb u. 8noblau&,
Carver ct. &ult,
Manfato Orr Yfaif.
9th pater unb @aibinston @ty 81. S9eifer.
Wiuona uno Winpna @tY 9r. SLIDER.
BeQeplain 5err 6rana .. 3eyberitebt. ..:;
Bar,bault, 9tice g., 5err G,ottfrieb Tledentein.
gfew>I Irier 0err @ueen 2bsin.
Neabs 9anbing. .. Duerre.
&eb @ing, 5err Sobn Irierri9'
Datalbatp, @eors 5uber.
Ga @rol1e. 9err 5eil.
8uHao @itp, @isc. 81. @4attler.
Gountain @ity, Dise. Or. @pubr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-01-05
Mbbre0elm..

Subn 9. @anberu.j..jg. CHARLES g. 2aab.
~: Sanbprn $ 2unb;
Mbppfatle n unb st { 6 t&>
Mnwdlts E.*
ct. Vaul, :. Ninneiota.
pratti3iren in allen @taats- @tri9ten unb in
bem Der. @taaten Diitritt- @eridt. i. . 49,,
"'. Jafob main3er.
Deut1 der Mppotat, Notar & 2anp<Msent.
Office: 5aymarbs- -Blpd, Ste @tra6.,
ct. ,paul, Minn. Z
5imonton s Ma1mroe;, mn,
Deut19e M6ppfaten, II,
Drttte @tra6e, .,.-,. r.~,, .
seseniiter Der gant Der pstrtn s. u: 6. @iaias,
ct. YauL minneiota.
s. @. Simontpn Oscar Wolmrcs.
pratti,iren in allen @taats. @eri&ten uub in
bem Ser, Staaten- Deri&t. Z. :: G,;.,:-,
.. s g. g. H@ilFlan.
Mppofaten unp &e@t6>Mnmdtte,' i
smp1.bltn i'd Iibren pftssrten beut(4en Mittar- :
germ als Ne9tsbeiltGnbe tanb in's BelInpere CUR
NuSterti0un9 por, urfunbeu &c. ;;,, il.ir.-,r,.tr
Offiet; .neber ,2ittlt's Bud -eaben, Dritte
@trabe, ct. paul. ~"':
Gar1 Nai1aoant,
1ffentli4e er .Notar, u.
teioret bic Musfettisuno .nne 8eslautisums a1er
seri@tli9en Detliraente.
8eionbere aufmerflau1teit tpirb beut 9fa@l@la~ =
gen unb Mufiu9en pcn 8eFBtiteln eentpmet.:
Offee in oer Qar Office Der 6erren s. unb
6. .. Gifuan> 8. @trabe, iiber 0ittles 8u@-
@tpre. >, .,.-. s.-. e.. .,. . '...-,... ..'-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-01-05

Safpb 0pnD,
@erfertteer unp @ertaufer in allen Sorent
80 Don M1beln,
- Dritte 5trabe, Der r@uneert- 5alle" T.
A9S l9rdg geeenuber, @
ct. Yaul. Minntlota.
9abe 0ets an 9anb Gin rei@baltises Nilprte~
ment pom feinen unb orbinaren MSbeln.
BeReaunsen tperben l@neQ uno piinttli1 BON
mir belprat. s. DDnY.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-01-05
@eprA 6ruber, i l,'a--.ss
$lQQerbter = @dlD11,,.r4a:,ss::.s ,.4 ~

N'ette Stra6e, binter bem r8inslom-p paufe,"
Seoett Mcraen Son so llbr 2un&
"come il faut' @'''' y ''''' '.-''''''''
Z, '!'.1~'-- ''.-." ct. paul. ''''-. -
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-01-05
s@btca9p' 21gerbier< <@Qt(p111,
Sob,t Gb. 8e<bt, ).
@omfortables beutl9es
y at un6 & 8 fbuuS
Z J.. >>sss> ~ I.>.A 81 tkrt vT+.

jun ZOttn1te1 e10fd:2bdI,
Gort = Strabe, nabe benz @lodenbaus.
Der l1nter3ei&nete erlaubt Ft9 bitrrnit, bic auf-
mert!amtelt ets einbeimii@en unb ausmartiaeu
eeatldben putlifum5 auf ltinznett sunp beautut
e.n99eridtetes @a(f- unp 3oftbaus au leufeu. -,
IN cemltlben fnbet Der mrrtbe @al bic aller.
tteune't@lfe uno biQtaife 8eeituune,. rrtinlt&es
xee's, CUTE 9elf. tur3 Alles, uas in elmer aufdn-
.eigen Mirtbi&aft bean nlpru&t perbtn fanu. !.
@utt 2taQung befinbet i1 ebenfaQs btim baule.
Oas Streben ees llnterati9neten 1T bic &uer.
''en'nans eertr, bic ibn bee9ren: ia1T(g)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-01-05

Ste'1e ele8ante 9teftauratipn
,,.Ij.u 1 i'm @tbendum, +"
vdt eer sr@an8t uub Wine tra6e.
,Dieits neu,einseri9tete Gfattid.mtnts If pter.
nut Dem oerebrten beutfden publitum belieus em-
!: .s sSammtl,9e Nrten talter Sptiien linb tttts su
ionifieen Wttrantein sp9uei9er S uaIitGt.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-01-05
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@ersma5nin4-,@ @pu1e,ss
ManfQtp,-M -Minl1,

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Dsr llate1aei9nete zempfeblt feins ue,lee,s auf
eas 8equemftt ein9eri9tete paus. Seiltnbe flu.
ben ea eiulelne 3iqtmtr unb gutsn beatfdeu Sid.
Aug fir StaQt If auf bas Befe eefergt.
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Mfinnefota &onfe,
!Qde. Der 61nften unp s8abaD
!. 81. pant. 80 .,sas... 5sss...'.,..s' .....'s
tmpfebIt itin neu tinstrittttts @a{ttaus, ttdtss.
=, Neilenbe unb @epdd tutrben nadb ,ut,b BON es.s
8oeten gratis befSrbert. ,s,-i r..~,r~~.. >.,,.
Garnaer fnbtn oa CUTE Staltunstn. -- r,'
NicDlauS 9 pttaie5er,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-01-05

1.,''.:' Mil1l1eiD Dtar6 6nlls,
Mantato, Gde non 6ront< unb p!um- @tra6e.
Don s;ff.tyfTssss
Clemens 8ron.
Der nnter3ei@nete. lentt bitrmit ersebenf bie
Autmerttam5eit VIA publifum auf ieiu pob(ein.
9er'&tetes 9afbaus gun q s;.R asa5Ef 1888 s.sss
Mtnmieta.9aus,
pel@ss IN 8e3ug, auf feline sinnsres MusR Rattpnas
pre'te uno Btbitnut9 ttipen dbnli4en Gtabli1e.
ment i'm Rerbhefsn na0Rtbt. IS 1s
,&a NIB .beionoers baraui. biu9ewieffn bae I'D
btls BEN panlt quite GtaQaue beinbeta umi. aid
9orttn Jutter fir vfersf unp O@lfn fets ~ ta-
beu ilub. g SssstE - . 80 S.
i 89b Clemens RrGn. u
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S1afpb 8prf II. 8r,1ber,
Gfe Der Se9Sten unD Observation-Disclosures,
ct. Yaul,
'empfeblt ii4 benz Yublitum nit tagli@ frilb &C.
bateuem Drpb unb Ru6en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-01-05

: Mba,t 0effer. .e--
:5dupler in ,Sefen uup 8erfertiserp oller
m5Sli6en Ble@arbeiten,S ..... p.
-5Sadipn- -@tra6e,
jwil&en eer Drittsn @trabe unb uute1n Qanbuns.
u:s-St. paul,
empfeblt F9 in allen 3weieen ,{eines @el@1ftes,
ais: Da&6edtu, &innenleaen, &eparaturen ,e.
GertiSe 8aaren tets an . 1nb, bilis urp gut
dearbeifet. - ,+j -,.' az. ,. ....-.., 49,, ~ = So
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-01-05

s. g. Meteer,
Sattler unp @erfertt9er Don Yferpez
@eI9iren,
3te 5traBe, ct. paul, eeseniiber Srpins Stein-
Blof, nabe bem r9Dinslcp >3cu1e".
Yferoesel9irren, Sanel, 8Ifel, &oben, auf>
fer &c. INNER pprratbtA.
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~. 1S%:'tE.tH JAZZ -
,@jll ,@allfb4uler sun6 @alpns.
zzs>3 2assnbmr8er &pf.
@alt~ Sat- riunb ! 8qarpiuebaus,

,.!s- EslEsG &0gt4 2tt410s - lIsoraeI
0rantlinitraBe, 3pl(den Der 4ten unb Stu. .6tr,,
ct. paulL Minnelota.
:, Suite Staqnnaen lInh ,bei'm 9oule..
nns Sssaft!{ sm 1A[Fa Aabfsfsstae s' Ha pfs.
!I.! 1.-s .ssi;aa s.;a .2!!.!.!aa 3a!aI u .astai:sa
'''"'' ''' '5uter Taber,a5' & z;e5,..5 35s.5
Tort9 9t9eniiber ber olten
>, =. .rf,s nS6mei3er< 6eimotb".
unter3e 3etdntter sentpfieblt eiernait 1titen alteu
S1faastM. y = e!aatle.e suae et ublitum i'm
M@eeme!nen ls!n 1tuerpttnttfs bequent unb ,pebu.
1gstegentti@ Strttbrente, npit' bitr unfdfaoe
wertbe Bdite finbeu iu- u-u,einem 6auie ante Be.
(prii@e. 9!fssIS''|s:: EisF's' D'','z:,%,' - WV
Quite Staauns beiinbet ii9 bei mt 6ault.
L-z!-zlL - j INduI ahex
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Ddtwdufte ea9erbie 9aQe,
Ste Strabe 3wA&en @abaibam u. @ipar,

a:jry ~. Hosed y. &an<fe,a mi
Bier tets pom btRtn i'm Marft.
*alts @peilen ieber art unb al fem: -
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VEST VIRGINIA lJNIYsasITY

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Tor Incidental expenses or the quarteTmaster's
DEPARTMENT three hundred Xxi y-ff0 thotlnd and
thirteen dolaraana eighty eents.a e ssllt e
fot transportation Of the army and Its supplies,
two million two hundred aud fur thousand one
hundred and reIshty-slx dollAFs and elghty-one
cents $3.50. - s3{faE.J -E17fTS sIGS
For transportation of ioHlcerha baggage, fftean
thousand three hundred and slxty.ssVen dollars.
For purchase of dragoou horses, two hundred and
ninety seven Thousand three hundred and thirty
For cIotiing. camp and salrrisotl eadipag5, ono
million, three hundred ane fifty thousand one hun.
dred and MY one dollars and thirty eight cents
For current expenses OF ordnance service, twenty
thousand dollars. 80
For ordnance ordnance stores and supplies, inrlf-
ding horse equipments for all mounted troops f91r
hundred thousand dollars. IS I'D 81 ,.ifs,iyg 5,
For mauufacture Of arms sixty thouEand dollars.
For increasing the manufacturing capacity Of the
national armOTy, hIty thousand dollars. = ~. ~
For purchase Of gpnpoWder and lead, forty thou
For purchase ofartiIlsry h6rssss twsnts-fv thou
sand dollars, ff. -Lt 1910 I--Hl1
For hire Of quarters for troops of store houses for
tile safe keeping Of military stores OF grounds for
summer cantOnments, and for temporary huts, one
hundred aud fny-eight thousand two hundred and
eighty-three dol1rs and eighty-0ne cents.
Sec. s. And be It further enncted, That all appTo-
priations and all provisions Of law herein contained
applicable to three years volunteers shall apply to
two years. volunteers, and all other volunteers who
have bean may be received into the service OF the
United States fora period exceeding three months.
Approved, July IL, 1901. -----
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AN ACT 70 provide for tho payment OF the militia
and volunteers called iRto The service Of the uni
ted States, from the time they were called into
service to the thfrieth day Of june eighteen hun
dred and sixty-one. -
Re Il enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
santatiTes Of tho United States OF America in Con-
Eress assembled, That there be and hereby is appro-
pTated ont Of any money in the Treasury not Oth'
eryise appropriaied the sum OF i've millions seycn
hundred and sixty thousand dollars, or so much
thereof as may be necessary, TO enable tho Govern
msnt TO nav the militia and volunteers called into
seryice OF the United States, being an additional
amount required for the fiscal year ending juno
thirtieth, eighteen hundred and sixty-one-
Approved Jnly Is, 1851.