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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-01

The Richmond Eaquirtr of yesterday,
contains the following paragraph:
NCMlSATIox.-In Wheeling, on Monday
last, there was meeting of the friends Of
"the UniOniR when the Hon. Mr.. Clemens
made lengthy speech, after which he was
nominated rs candidate for the State
Convention from Ohio county-the county
that gave Lincoln I'll votes Tor. President.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-01

Mr.. Mallory's dispatch last night to Gov.
Bigler states that If the Brooklyn is to re-,
inforce Fort Pickens, an attack will be
made upon the fort by the 1900 State
troops which are at Pensacola; that his
counsel is against attack, even if the fort
be reinforced, but the troops are impatient
of restraint. The Government has au-
swered to-day that the provisions on board
the Brooklyn, destined for the fort, must
be landed that the soldiers will remain
on board the Brooklyn, which ship, with
other United States vessels, must remain
in the harbor If the fort be attacked,
the Artillery Companies are to be thrown
into it, and a general defense against Mt
tack is to be made
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

- FOR RENT-on the first Of April next,
q the WAREHOUSE, on Main street. now in the
IS84Occupancy OF /, u. Pumphrey soni also the
ofice aud Hall abbye the Bame. Also the Store
Room now occupied by Smith Gorrel.
Gsbl-Im Apply too WI. NeAEEEt Agt. :.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-01
sEcEssIoN Is onIroRSlA.

Letters from secession sympathisers in
California, received by Mr.. Scott, a Repre-
sentative from that State, announce that
there is a growing sentiment in that State
in favor Of separate Republic on the
Pacific Coast. Nj. Scott predicts that
Thought.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-01
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills

o.
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TO AIARRIED LADIES -Es
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tke FIRST zHREE MONTHS Of Frso,alsy, az tAey.
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-01
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jury to the Hair or skin. s H
FIRTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
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the Patrons Of his fEm0uEDye.
WA. A. RGUoHELoR,s HAIRSDYE produces
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may be cOntinnsd, and The Tl-eaoets Of Bsd Dyes
remedied; the Hair inYgrated TOT By this SPLEEN
did Dye. Co..
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DrugEist6and Fancy Good DoalSra.
~ The Genuine has the name aud address upon
steel plate engraving four BjdeS Of eeh box, Of
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-01
Photographs, AnbrotyPGs, &c.
PARTRIDGE,
11sll MAIN STREET,

-Ay1Ne PURCHASED LOT OF CAsEs aud
Id FRAMES At PANIC PRICES, proposes 70 en- MI
them with pictures at prices TO as'ou''h 'He S =
LIONS. tn. a..
meut Is complete and avail yourselves o. tue
RsSIr BAKGAINS ever offered in wheeling.
PhOtoErRphs aud Pictures Of every style, g usual
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Sortusnt Of Gilt Frames, cheap. jams -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-01
A RARE CHANCE.

ENPLEAsANTs COUNTY. VA, TWO MILES Be
LOW ST. NaryS, the subscriber, Rraneis Wood.
Oford for sale tract Of lard, supposed to contain
my acres, more or less, lying near the mouth OF
French Greek. The land lays well TO make eonTe-
nielt smHI farm, all cleared and fenced and in q
good state Of cultivation and II acres SOHed In TIM
oihy, all rich, aud the oil running ont Of che Bropnd
and IN the creek near by. Any pergon Wishing to
purchase such piece OF land would DO we'll TO sec
&C Soo ILemHy find tue sn6scr at bis residence
At Newport Ohio. or on his farm At French Cree X
Plesants county, Va, two miles below st. sMnFys.
January 25, 1901. = 4, 80 =E lfebl-Itd /.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-01
MARRTRD

On TuNedAy evening, Jaunary 2Oth, At the "a Prea
hyfeTtAn Church, by the Rev. r. Y. ilolEl. NJ Az
Bl:IsE WAIT 70 AFa- SARAH PATTON, an q dis
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-01
raE REcENT ELEcrlos Is fExAs.

Hr. Hamilton, of Texas, entirely con-
firms the statement which i sent .yon yes
terlay, TO the effect that Che Union men in
Texas did not go TO the polls at all at the
recent election for delegates to the State
Convention, because the call for said Con.
yention was entirely unauthorized and
;I1nn.ni- re saE. ID. ~ ai-4 ..rf 81 r.'- r.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-01
FROM WASHINGToN.

ARKANSAS 70 FOLLOW LouIsIANA,

ARKANSAS TO FOLLOW LOUISIANA,
"A Telegram. TO Rust says Arkansas will
follow Louisiana; but that secession will
not take immediate effect. Time will be
given for Northern Statesto act.
vAcIILATioH OF rae PRESIDENT.
The joint application Of Gen. Scott and
Secretary Holt to the President, to permit
three additional companies of artillery to
be ordered to this city, was granted, but
before the orders conld be made out and
forwarded, tue permission was Withdrawn.
So fndccisiVe appears the President on all
matters fpubIic Importance, that the be-
lief 10 that his Cabinet generally act with
ont his knowledge. aE
Gen. Scott is said to be very indignant
at the yaeillating course of Mr.. Buchanan.
LArER.-It is now understood that the
President has reeeded from his refusal to
allow Gen. Scott to order more troops
here, aud that three additional companies
will now come. sEr1 tffr
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-01
.sF gtsl A CARD. ~
Wheeling Female Seminary.

" AASSAAAA9 ASAAAgAAO . ~
TTNIIE EXAMINATION OF THE PUPILS IN THE
u above inStitution will take place In the Seminary
Hall on the 3Oth and 3iHt instA. aJ
Not molly are ParentB Guardians and the friends Of
Education generally earnestly desired DO present,
but also all those of the city and surrounding coun-
try who have daughters and wards educate. The
examination will close on Thursday evening, with
Ausic and ElOcutioDRry eXeFciSes.
The next session will commence on Monday Ath.
FebruAry,lS6l! MrH. Hanna deems It unnecessary
to dwell upon the advantages afforded by this inst-
tuition. as she has spared pains expense in en-
deav0ring 10 make It worthy OF patronage.
Prof. WymRn, In addition to Instruction on tho
Piano will give lessons in thorough BRss and HRr-
mony also private lessons to such a. are preparing
to teach.
Whilst thanking the friends of the institution for
past Efforts, Mrs, II. would remind all that In the
present embarrassed state OF Affairs extra Efforts
mnst be made the school can beeOmtinued only at
great personal saerihca to herself and the Board.
This she is confident tho whole sOnIed Protestant
COMMUNITY Of Wheeling and vicinity would not de-
sire did they realize the trne state Of the She
calls upon all who feel that the very buWnrks Of Uur
safety consist In the intellectual and religious train.
Ing OF youth 70 rally around this institution that
1t may successfully contend against opposing inu
eneeSS jan25-1Wd&ItW
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-01
RTofhers. ren,i 1his

The following & an extract nom letter Writiea BY
th' Pastor Of .BaFttl Church toths SJodrui u Sld
NSasengEr." CineihhatE Ohio, aud SpSGiS vo1SSl In
favor Of that dreDagnsd. medIeins-lins. VIM.
lows sooFHISs srIuP ToR clnDEES TEETnrsa.
I'VE hes an adV6rtisstnent In yo1r Columns Of Ma
HinsiOW'' Soothing Syrup. Nov ~ never aid a
word 10 avOr q pstsnt medicine bsre In cur NE,
but We feel compelled TO say to yOur readers that
tina Y no hnm6ug-EE HAVE nun II, ASD KSOETF 70
n Az II e4AIEs. 1t Is.PEOhARly, Ols u Tie u,pst
sueeoaEfal Sdislnss q ths day. beeaa1s It e ouso
the beSt. And thoss q your relaorS who have ha-
eiSs SIT g Ssse'E shaa 70 lay in supply
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-01
LANDRE THIS GARDEN SEEDS,

lowest Tates and warrant them fresh aud genuine,
notwithstanding all stat Elements to the contnlFy,
Gardeners preferTinR tn have their bills direct
from Landreth's can lie accommodated 10y leaving
their orders with us. Our friends may rely on
heretofore, for a fresh aud genuine article.
jAn30 SMITH & GORRELL.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-01
VIRGINIA..

The secessionists are much exercised
about their success in Virginia, and greatly
subdued in tone. No election ever held
there was involved in moro doubt. If,the
Union men had time for fair discussion,
now v Iabor Up5sr Os ey sM Jssdrneta tns
the cards were stocked in the Legislature
by Mr. Hunters managers, SO that they
should lose. But the sharpers may get
caught, Notwithstanding their dexterity.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-01

o.
Bryan's Tssteless Vermifuge.
Children dyaG right and leftl
Mothers notas yet beren
Know that worms more infants XIII
Than each OLher mortal III;
But the yEElttUar VIM save H
Your pale dRiihFs nom the grave.
aoTHER, MAKE rom CHOICE. Shall the CAild die,
or the IPor1aSI Remember, few doses Of Bryan's
Tastelesl VermIfuge viii destroy any number Of
Worrns, and bring thin away without pain. Price
Is cents. Sold by LAUGHLINS 4 DUsHFIELD
s. Rundenbsrg, Britgeport, and Druggists generally
DIR. JAS. lI5OLINTOCIS's PECTO-
RAJ sYRUP.-whs thsreil confirmed eoush there
Is always great peril 10 tribe with any disease OF
the respiratory Organs Is to court destruction Com
sumption, bronchitis, pleuriSy, Iung-fever, &C., lie
close behind a cOusi; aud the only safety In such
cases consists In nimmediate resort 10 this great
vegetable remedy. Price 500. l
Sold by Laughllls BnlhaeId, 8. PundenberE,
Bridgeport and druggists generally. jy21
Dr.AI'CLINTOCK's COLD q COUGH
MIXTURE perform, in every instance, what was
promised when It raS introdueed. 1t enrOS, With
the same uniform certainty that morning dispels
night, all the varieties Of ssTNrS cold or haraSa-
ing eough and Immediately relieves influenza Orse-
meas and tickling Of the palate or throat Price IS
cents. ie1 .ia - iL5
Sold by LAUGHIINS 4 BUSHRIELD, 8. Pun
DESbERG, Bridgeplrt and Druggists generally.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-01

The President had very large reception
Tonight. The Boston committee were
present, and most of the foreign legations.
Not a single southern member OF, senator iras
present. 7iaias
a CONSPIRACY TO AssAssISATE aES. SCOTT.
From information obtained accidentally,
there is reason to fear that conspiracy
toassassinote Gen. Scott was formed re-
Gently, andthat several reckless scoundrels
from Mississippi and South Carolina came
here for that purpose. Better eyes than
those of the police are upon the suspected
cut-throats.
CONTEMPLATED SEIZURE OF WAR sHIPs,
Serious apprehensions are entertained
that some of the ships-of-war may be
seized and appropriated, as the forts and
arsenals have been, by Southern officers
sympathiztng with the disunion scheme.
Nothing but the fact that certain share
of reasonable collision is necessary to
success inspires. any degree of confidence
otherwise. ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-01

a seLLEs.zA i,v bbalsholes GEesn AppieI, o.
sa''lt P4xTOS. poNLoS : oaLRRAI.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-14

A FEMALE AID DE CAMP.-Quite a sensa-
ton was created in Jefferson City, Missouri,
lately, by the arrival of Mrs. Colonel Ellis, from
Upton, bearer Of dispatches to Gen. Hunter
and Col. Ellis. She was dressed in semi-mil-
ltary riding habit and hat, with crimson sash
thrown around her left shoulder, as an officer
Of 1.-THE day, mounted on a splendid charger, and
attended by two orderlies. She had ridden for
Y-hve miles since ten o'clock, and, without
moments rest, delivered her orders at camp,
and then waited upon Gen. Price with her dis
patches, urging forward two squadrons of Col.
Ellis command, now here, to join the regiment
@Iipton. This "mulier valiente" is attached
% the First Missouri Cavalry, as special aid to
her husband, Col. Ellis.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-14
QrAKER Hal. Ang. "a. ls61.

ERESH EGGS FOR SALEl
L byJ. N. HIxs0N. Is Broad st., Nevada
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-14

PRISONERS SHoT.-Gen. Lane took twelve
prisoners at Morristown, Mo-, recently, five of
Whom were tried by drum-head court martial
and shot. These five had been acting as scouts,
ana had taken six Union men prisoners-shoot-
ing two Of them, and leaving their bodies on
the prairie. Not having heard Of the rebel de-
leat at Morristown, they were bringing the re-
naming four into the village to hang them.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-14

TEMPERANCE IN THE ARMY.-A Los An
Se'es correspondent of the Bulletin says:
.a IN order to become thoroughly drilled and
gT,lclent, T the officers of the entire command of
EHst Regiment California Volunteers Cavalry
nave resolved not to drink one drop fspirituous
uluer' wine, or malt, for one year. The same
yo'alns %e with the cavalry officers at Camp La
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-14

nh rHE TREASURY NoTEs.-The National In :
Soa S%ai!Sencer says that the Treasury Notes are
trSnnng to be circulated freely in the ordinary
nSactlons OF business, and in many cases are
'Ousat for as a q eat convenience.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-14
Special Notices.
Ter the administration or dIstin-

Under the administration OF dlstin-
guished physicians, SANDS SARsAPARILLA has been
tested for twenty years in the public Hospitals as
well as in their private practice with such complete
success to have acquired the unqualified approval
OF the medical faculty. and is now held in the highest
esteem and is universally used
New Music.-Just received at the Broad Street
Book Store, A p. CHURCH Co., Union Dixe's Land;
Maiden's Prayer Cottage by the Sea- Defend the Stars
and Stripes; Flowers of California Schottische Flag
of Our Union; Bridal Veil Schottische: I'm RoIlo in
Maschera Opera de Verdi; La Reville Grand Military
March; Sotti st todt; Danish Dance; Christmas
Schottische Happy Land of Canaan with splendid va.
riations; Brooke Hall Polka Swiss Medley; Some.
thing; Cuba Polka.
New BOOks.-Humes' History of England, 6
vols; Pictorial History of the Mexican War; Pictorial
Life of Franklin Life of Thomas Jefferson by Randall
3 vols; The Autocrat OF the Breakfast Table, by
Holmes; Charles 0'Malley, the Irish Dragoon, by
Lever; Diary of London Physician, by Warren, and
many other Miscellaneous and Historical Works for
sale at the Broad Street Book Store. by
A. p. CHURCH Il Co.
just Received.-A large lot of California Gold
Pens, the best pointed Pens made-warranted For
sale at the Broad Street Book Store, by
A. Z. CHURCH < Co.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-27
Sic 3ujtdnee in 9apau.

Die Nadridten aus Sapan faneen an,
zen ioyliiden Gbaraftsr, Der le hieber fl
intsre7ant 9emodt batte, au periieren. Die
Sbilrerun9cn Der fdnee9efrSnten 8eree
unp Der i'm berrli9en@lanS elmer lppioen
NaturfQue pran9encen Gbdler, bic iaube=
rem Gtro6en Der neutrality-suspicious., polf>
reiden Stlcte NIT ibren pcn ruftioen
@arten nmrabmten5 duiern, bic 9utmltbtae
@ahfreunrlhaft Der 8euobner unp bic
5ierlide @infa6beit ibrer Sitten-au cae
botte Die Gintilcun9efrait er9riffen anc
man bate ii9 Sapan alS cine Mrt bon
paraoies por9elteQt in ben, es berrli9 Al
leben fem mii6te. ......a.1 -.
Snce1en cine jeee @ode bat ibre&ebr=
leite> uno felt eini9er i3eit 3ei9en uns aud
bic Na6ri6ten aus Sapan rie portioen
3uitance in feinem erfreuli9cnQi9te. @eit
Der @rmoroun9 ce5 friibern Gyfoon fol9en
Nufltance uno beimlide Morpe ~einanrer
in raider Neibenfol9e u. be- onperS 1heint
Der Mufentbalt Der Mueldnrer hort eine 70
erbitterte Stimmuns berpor9erufeu ~ baz
ben, poB pielelben ibree @ebens taum nod
ltder ilnp uno oa6 Blutieenen unp 6remz
oenoerfol9un9en. bic ppr balp creibuncert
Sabren Der &n6lli8en @blperrun9 Sapan's
pom cenl Wertebr NIT nem Muslanp por<
aus9ta0en, li6 mieDerbolen m1dteu. limb
es trcten %aQeroinss eenueS ymptou,e ber<
Dor, $>pie cine lcl9e 8elor8nib als pur&<
aus MID. lbertrieben erl@einen laleu. \
Na9pem ndmli@ erlt Dor &ur3eut etr
Mit8ltep ber en8ltl@en @eianpti@aft unb
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-27
Dermifbte Nabribten,

@om Tu6e pes 6aries miro
Der IS. q. 3" 9eldrieben: pab pieAusz
tpanoerun9 auf Dem Gidsfeloe in bic fem
Sabre cine un9em1bnlid 9roSe ;u rperpen
f@eint: Mu@ pom Sarge iouen siemli6
Giele uber pos Meer 9eben wolen.
Mun@en 10. Mdr3.-Sm S9lo0e
8iebe'l teln mercen bereitS bic nDtbioen
Norbereitun9en 9etrofen, I'm, bic neapoz
litanil4e &1nis6familie, bic rcmnddt
bier erwar:et wirc, auf;unebmen.
Dortmunp, 26. Wdr3.-@ie flir,z
li@ 8emelcet fano Elm au59ewanperter
Mann, Der aus Mmerifa 3uriidfam, UNI
feline Grau ab;ubolen, coS btele 1ib iuawi.
f4en anrerpeiti9 o%erbeiratbet batte. Die
Sa&e bat ben na9 Gage Der umtlrce
mSslt@f alimpfiden Mus9an9 9enon,>
men. Die Trau ndmli1> mel1e MnfanoS
ibren 3mtiten Gbe9otten %porjusieben be-
bauptete, 1T in Der Stiue nit Dem er(ten
ouf uno pavon se9an9en, in cie jcyi9e
9eimatb pelelben.
Mailanp, II. Mdrj. - 5eit eini,
ger Belt cilculiren bier Siele Der ioaenann<
ten un9arildcn &olIu:bzN oten. Diclel=
ben percen nit einem Ntju9e von 50 p3t.
lei9t an ben Mann 9ebra9t uno es oibt
bier We6leltuben, in welden pieies Yaz
pier gu dbnli@en preiien 9etauft uno per>
fault miro.
Yaris, "a. M1r3.- @etern Nadz
mitta96 UNI 2 ubr empfng Ter &ailer i'm
Tbroniaale Der Iuilerieen Die Deputatipn
bes 9eleBsebencen &6rpers. 0raf Morny
perlae Die Nprelie> Die Gem fraber Don une
mit4etbeilten Gntwurfe purbau5 oleid<
lautet, unb Der Gailer erwiperte parauf
GolsenreS:
"Dteine 5erren Deputirten Sd confe
Der &ammer fir cie @eflble, pel9e le
mir ouepridt, INT fir pas @ertrauen,
mel@e5 1le in mid ieBt. @enn ciele5 8er~
trauen mid ebrt n mir 14meibelt 1o
balte i@ mid wirois meeen meiner UNI
au69eIeBten Gorge bic i9webenpsn Sra
gen nur unter Gem @ei1tspunfte oes
Sntere1e E Granfrei@6 a%ufSufa0en. Set=
1er 3eit an9eb1ren, pom Der @sraanoenz
belt MQes erbalten, mas ie @utes bate,
pie 3ufunft anbabnen, inpem man ben
Gang per Civilization pom ben @prurtbeiz
len, Die Jpn b%ebinpernL unb Don ben 6irnz
%eelpinnaen befreit, wel&e fie lbeln Nuf
brinsen ; bas 1T Die @eile, pte mir UNI
fern Rinpern rubi9e unp Qludli9e Sage
pererben. Grob Der 2ebbatti9tett per Ser
banolun8 beoaure i@ purdau6 ni9t, bic
9roben Staatsf6rper bic 70 I9mieriaen
Graeen ber> au6mdrtt9en Yolitif er5rtert.
9e(tben 3u baben. Das 2ano bat in piez
len 8qiebun9en NuBen papor. Dieie
Debatten belebren es,, obne" ies beunrubiz
gen, 81. f6nnen. SD tperpe. INNER 9lQd<
lid fem, 8lauben @ie es, &penn t9 mid
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-27
&tienbabnen Il, DQmpfbpptf


@inter=N arrangement 1860.
Die ~ tuncfpta @taAe:& pnp.
@ereinigung Der 8urbanf H. Gos nnb MQeu unp
&ba(ts goR- &outen, beiorsttit .
Npr6meiflt6e @rpreB,
unb Ser. Staateu po(ten
s. 6. Burbanf u. s.. *'ro. Suo. s. Mt1riom.
Die @eltai@aft it I'M 8elg BON pferbtn erfter
@la0t une Concord !autlden; uno bat rrfabreue
8utl9er uno f6biee 2teentea augeltQt.
Isabelle Der Nbfabrt BON ct. Yaul.
Na9 Qaiin9s, &eb Wing, Sat @ity, Neab's.
Matalbau> Wincua unb ga @rc6t tGqlib UNI
4 ubr Mpreens.
Na@ st. Mntbony unb Minnearolis -,tpei
Mal tasli@, um 8 ubr Mureens u. 2 ubr Nab-
%ntittaes.
sea@ Manenin, anuta> montieeuo, @aut
Nap!es uno ct. eloue am Nontae> Mittwcd
unp 6reitag INN 4 ubr Moreens.
Na9 Nt@mono, Mlerauoria, Bredinriboe uup
Ucrt Mbereombie ant Montas unb Dreitaa um 4
ubr Moreens.
" Ha& @eo1sstown unb &etriper ieben 5reitaa
nm i ubr Morsens.
9a& @tiQpater tdsli@t UNI 8 ubr Mproeus.
gta4 @uperior ieben Dtentag UNI 4 ubr @ crn.
9ta@ Nep e Canada, Columbus, @uurife In
Nerblneang NIT bayfield, - jeben Dpnner@taa
unit Greita9.
@a& psmtina. Sort Garry unb Ter @ebriper-
anieeelans @bfabrt jeben stpeiten 8reitaa UNI
4 ubr Moreens.
Mdberes in Der Saupt-Offce Der Mortb- s1en.
SrpreB- &pmpa9nie.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-27
60. &4XZ@z 18
Mft6igQn @Dutbern


Detroit, Mpnrce unb Tolebo 8ohn.
Oisle Qinie unb ibre @erbinbunaen bilpen Elm.
noufdnotse @cute BON Detroit mad Gbicnoo.
Milwautie, @alena, &pd 9elanb, Dubuon,'
Surlta9ton, p1airie bu @bien, ga @ru0e, st.
paul, @aire. ct. 2ouia> ct. Su]epb unb ale
9touten i'm @eien unb @ibme1feu.
Mu@
mad 3cleoo, Glesela1b, Yittsbura. Mb.eIino
New. q orf, u.b alien Srten, ippbin man at he %
aerl@iepenen 3meisbabnen pen jeneu Vlaseu fab.
rem tann'
6 nbr is minuteu Mittag. 9iabtnina Grprea
fur @bicaso unb Nem< gort
t'"mt an gu 9orian UNI 9,45 @ormitass
@leuelanp UNI SO Modm.
Buffalo UNI 1926 "NS~'
&bicaao UNI Zoo
@ew-yort UNI $50
/ 1e1 Na@mittoss. sulebo unb Cincinnati
t0n1mt na@ Solebo um 4>O5 Na&mittags,
@lepelanb UNI $50
Buffalo UNI Ass Bormittaas,
New.YO UNI $50 gladmittaas.
Dteie Noute ma&t birefte 8erbinpuna au &C.
eslanb NIT ben pra9tprllen @teamern vGits Of
buffalo" unb ,Wefern Metrppolis, mad Buffalo,
ugr 10 M1nuten Na9m. Mprian uub @e<
|tIu &EpttB
tSrnmt an gu Monroie UNI sos Na9mittaas.
= Mbrian I'M 1000
Chicago UNI 700 Iprminaas.
Ne &arten f0nnen erbalten ,peroen
gu Detroit in Der Sifce Der @ompaante,
@de Mtpater< uno 8ru1bzS troGe.
G@g 3pil9en Detroit uub Gbicaeo ,peroen
feline Waseons gepe9lelt.
9% De6 Na@ts 1T Elm @asson nit
Betten peri ebeu.
Die 3uas asben mad Der @bieagu Belt ab,
pel9e UNI 20 Minuten friber 1T ols bic BON Sc
troit. Snp. 8. GamtbeU.-
@en'l @uperintenbent.
S.Y. Hn19et, M9ent ~ Detroit.
@enl 9uperint. Office, Gplebo, Suni is. SO.