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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-28
PROCLAMATION
OF
ISHAM G.. HARRIS,
Governor of the state of Tennessee

Governor Oh the State Oh IenHcSSee
To Tie SeriS Of the Counties Of Montgomery, Robert
son. CtedthGnl, Dickson, and SelodTt in said State
GREETING:
XToU are hereby commanded open and hold Election
all the places Of holding elections in your respective
cunties Saturday the 9th day Of March next after having
given notice required law for the election Of Judge for
the Tenh Circuit OF said State, to I'LL the
casoned by Of the Hon. W. w. Pepper ard due
turn make to ne, according to law.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand
and caused the great seal Of said State to be affixed
l%~J atNashville, the 5th day Of February, 1861.
--By the Governor: IeHAM g. HARRIS.
J. +. RAY, Secretary Of State.
II F7ClsrksVille Jefersonian cory. febo-d&wtd
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-28
TIE r M s.
kTFCash in advance in all cases for CIbus
and Annual SubscriptiORs:

The DAILY publishes very large quantity
matter, and the TRIWEEKLT is made up of two
Daily issues; and the WEEKLY is one of the largest
handsomest and cheapest sheets printed in the
Union
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-28
LOUISVILLE & &NAsHvILLE Il. Il

Notice to shippers of FreIghfs from the At
IantiC Cities to Nashville and Points
South.
DILs OF LADING contracts signed any authorised
Agent The Railroads named below, will be recognized BY
the Agent Of the L. n g. B. a. Nashville, and settlements
made accordingly.
FkoM Bo51oN-Fihburg Rail Road, Boston, Worcester and
Western R. New York Central R., New York and Erie
R., Penn nsylvana Central R., Baltimore and Ohio b.
FRox NEw YoRK-Hudson River R, New York Central
New York and Eric R., Pennsylvania Central R Bal
tiucre and Chic r.
From PsuADE PHA-Pennsyvanis Central K, Phiedel-
pha Wilmington Baltimore R., Baltimore and Ohio E.
FROM BALT1xoRz-PennsyIyania Central B., Baltimore
and Ohio R K.
J. B. ANDERSON, super't.
J. F. BOYD Freight Ag't.
fsbI6 dim
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-28
In Chancery Court at GainesborO.

TEN0BIAs GIBSON james W. Neely Others Ca
| ter B. WheAeld James W. Horley, Abraham job a.
and otersJudgnent and Attached Bis-Cross Bills
December Rules, l6600n motion Of complainant Whehed,
by his solicitor and it appearing the satisfaction the
Clerk and Master from allegation in the ns which 10
that the defendant Abraham Johnson
Of the State OF Tennessee 1t sderei that publication
be made for four successive weeks in the Union and American
newspaper published in the city of Nashville, requiring said
defendant appear before the Chancey Court Gsinesboro
before the second Monday in FeruSry 1861 and defend
complanants BILL the allegations therein contained will
confessed and the set down for hearing expare
| to tim. W. II. B0TTS, @. Il NJ.
| jan24-w4t-pr'sfee So
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-28

A GOOD secondhand Buggy and Harness for sale
"A BENJ SHIELDS 4 CO..
SJanS-h No. 81 College street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-28

I'm THE CIRCUIT CODRT OF HARDIN
kCOunCy Tenn.s--Susan e. Hutton. Thos Hutton
Petition Dvorce-Itappearing to from the Petiton
which and motion Of pesn shaA the deendan
Thos Hutton nonresident Of ths State Of Tennessee
therefore ordered that publication be maden the Union ana
American Newspaper published in the city Of NASHVILLE 1eoA
for four weeks requiring said defendant % aPe on
by the 4h Of the next Of the Circuit Court IN a
county HARDIN he held IN Savannah the 4n MONDAY
March ana thea and there TO plead answer or oso
peen the vibe taken for eonfsssa Asa sss
for hearing expare This the 4th day u RsbruarI
fbS4-W4bnTisEses2 JOHN 8. IRWIN, ,CIszk.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-28
For Rent.
STORAGE AND COMMISsION
COMBS g. MARTIN,
Church street, below POst-Offee.


RAGS.
VTTE will pay the former price, cents for good
Wv try Rags delivered at rehoase, at the Northeast
corner Of the Square W.s. WHITMAN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-28

Undersigned having determined to enlarge hiS BOOT
OsHOE ESTABLISHMENT, In order to supplyA far
all persons in want Of good article.
my own Tannery and making mos. OF my heavy
prepared and determsd 10 sell at the very lowest
tive prices as an extra induoemeu TO those wishing to
Home instead OF Northern MAuufstures, particularly
Wy Boots, shoes and Negro BrOgans,
FINE CALF BOOTS
OF all sizes and qualities to order.
TO be successful, will have TO oonfne my sales ez
Tor Cash, or in exchange for HSdes, therefore an
on presentation. Spend your money where you can
- JAMES W HAMILTON,
No. South College street, Nashville,
doors (. ON Grooms, Carret Cos
&Flm Furniture Ware Rooms.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-28

INsOLVENT NOTICE.
To the Creditors OF John H. Smith, De.
ceased
UHURSUANT order this day made Adrinistra
Of the estate Of John Smith, deceased you hereby
commanded to file claims against said defendants, with hs
Clerk of the County Court OF Weakly Tennessee his
Office in Dresden, before the 18th Of May
judcAon and proraa distribution having this day suggested
the Insolvency Of said estate. January I'D, 1861.
W. Z. ROSS Administer Of
febl-w4t rsfees3 John II. Smith, deceased
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EDWARDS, F.B HARRIS, EP.KD EDWARDS
EDWARDS, HARRIS d CO.,

lsuccKss0Rs 10 KDWARDs, aLKRRsoN & COL
TETIL continue the Wholesale Grocery Forwarding and
w Commission business the old stand College
Church Streets- julyl5-d
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-28

ROCK CITY STUCCO WORKS
Plaster and Cement Depot.
HAVE hand and constantly supplied with the very
best Land Plaster Plaster Of Paris and Hydraulic Cement
WIN. sT0CKELL,
fehI7.w2m No n Broadway, Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-28

Georgia and South Carolina Money
FROM NOW TILL RURTHER NOTICE.
WETE will take notes Of Georgia, South Carolina and
w Alabama par for all goods, and for debts due
Nov. S, soft SNYDER & FRIZZELL
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-30

45S IGauSs. D,s 5U1Ass.. uItp
sa.sa or sBittlArilten nm @teuen na4
Balbinetpn atesst,. saien bier in 5t. Saul bic
:3eit Der 8datsr, bic bebre s3eit Der eritfrt Iage Der
assspatNs ss.adsefserf3 ~ isin, tpo e ernffr u,tb
einbrineli1er Bitten bpn 5etten bes vrdFbentet
bepurfte, I'M bic Qeute ba3u st bspeeen, Anlfl-
lunsen ausunebntsn ltnb bic Gtile ibrer5au6li9.
felt cber Sc @preen unb Miben ibres @el9afts.
freife6 nit ben DTentliden Gbren unb BEN Oan,it
serfniipften Qobns 81 Sertau51er.i
Wieberrli6 n,are Is su slauben, baB Is eben midi
biz maneslnbe AusIAt auf Qpbn fur BE Mabe
mar, tpel9e oteien auTallenben Mangel an Gpn-
eurrsns un1 bic stactdrtter berporssruitn! III
lein mir fir1ten, bab cine ~foldeNnnabn,e RON Ser
Wabrbeit {eby fern lieet, uue bab es sielmetr ba-
bin eeton,unen IL, eab Der @runbfab "1lc pap no
mork'' bas leitenbe y rinaip aud in Be3ug aufbie
fir bic BIreereemeinbe gu leiitenben Mrbeiten Sc.
prrbeu.
Erpbbem aber bat es I'D bpb uuter bes oiu-
r1els sladli4er6isnns ausetrasen, bab apei auas
Warteitidets BON, Masur bis su BEN gpnftablfr 3u
9tanbe 9efomnnen, NIB, mas nod rtebr 9nsen
min : bic 5idets. ben aug, alS bGttsn bic par<
teen bel ibrer Muffeaung fein anSereS 3ie i'm
Muse sebabt, ais %einanber in Der MuftnbunS her
empfeblenspsrtbeten unO taDelolsfenM arner 3u
iberbieten. Gs Benefit bas chen, bab es ni1t Der
tote i3Mpraug na9 ben Nemtern IL, bel pel9eul
f1 bic petea III ben Doroersrunb bransen.
Inter 70 benantten umadnbe,t fDSnnea mir 60
fiialth pern1eibe1 auf yeurtbeiIultdev bers eiuaeI.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-30
Mmfrifaniibe Na6ribten.

Grtra1tbung bee 9endt8.
MaibinBtpn, 20. Mddr3.-Der Senat be-
ftdttste eine 9rcbe &n;obl BON, Yrdiiben=
ten ernannter Beauten. litter ben Be-
itdtieten grnennunsen lit bic yon g. 81.
Mpur1s gum General Mn,palt ppn
Minnelpta, Germ pomeIps Bel9luB,
ben @lerfs Der COMMITTEE ben 9epSbnliz
den aobn fir 60 Gage gu 3ablen, rp.:rpe
suriifseptelen. 81. Bayarb beenbete
ietne Nepe iiber bic Dpuglas'l1en Bez
idllhe unb enpfabl Mn%ertennura bes
|Sdcbunoes. Or. So ne bon @iscpn<
fin repete 9esen ote 8eldlu6e eoS 9anb
bepdrfe Der in benielben oerlansten Mufz
iblu6e gar nidt lnp ba6 Dorsel1lagene
Enhancement aur Contribution tonne bic
8iatsul1g tetne6 Gbeiles bes 8plfes err
ba!ten, Jet alio nod tpentser befrieeiaenb
als Die 9esenmdrtige Contribution an Der
NIT Bug nihtS ausgeleBt rpetben fBnre.
Debate uber bte Meunablo pn Subaltern>
beamter. Glide naren fir burdedneiae
NeubeleBune oer Subalternz Steuen, al
lefn eine relpeftable 3obl auperer toseaen.
Nnitatt pe8 8tce< prditbenten 6amlin,
pelder benz 5enat anjeist, bab er pdbs
rero beg RefeS Der Gratifying nibt an
rpeienp fein fbnne, marp @enatpr Tppte
gum NprliBcr genpdblt. 5srr 5berz
M an ,Dpn Sbtp nabm ben ourG Grnen=
ttln9 Des 5errn 6 ba { in'6 Cabinet err
lept9ten SiB int Senate Elm.
I ssyif IA; DtIaf saIs'1ia g tle
es ADurftebers u. SeraeantSots
Firms e~initpetter Bel 5eite eele1t; unp
anf Mntra9 BEG Germ potpeu purpe Be-
idlof1en, ben prdiirenten Ill eriuden, ben,
Sertat tnenn tbunlib bic Depelden ypr5
3nlssen, wetde pon MajorNnoeripn pdbz
renp Der 3eit no er in Sort Counter be-
.febli9te, an cas- 8rlesspeparte1nent einee.
gailgen.
5err 5olpe ipra5 s!eger BITE Belblll1e
bes 5errl Dp1elas, In nenen UNI Nabs
.tpeiS brtrefs Der fipliden Gorts onoeludt
tIpiro, 6err Dpu9la8 n1einte oorauf:
0enn bas &riessDepartenent ridt ii,
Stnnce IL, pie besebrte Muftldruto III
ertbeilea, IL f5nne bod aus Der Aniraee
tstn Nabtbeil erradfft1. 81 MOLE lpiHen,
pb man GiDrt ptdens ferner nod boIten
tvpQe MIR utn ben Si1, Der Qeute iulGis
auf3urei3en. Ct ,ppae tpi1en, pb es
Sfr.es ODER JrieDen geben fpu. ST CLAUDE,
Nrfeeeitf1e bic einttu ridtiae WcIitif. s. Sic
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-30
S6lteblf9 mod Elm Bprt III ben 6erren
2a1DfauHeuteu!

5eit benz Bsoirr 800
S;l4aa1nt7 l ssl,s
9 TorGe az entpideIn , nj vaptn yiYYTaEr Eli Grtrra.
Department einrinteu lalIeu unb bteien ben Ser.
3rsn INSTRUMENTATION I'M 2anDe ale gortbeilt
unb Bequemlibteiten, bic linen nur pon uuierea
@cncurrentrn in ben Bifli9en YlaBen o1erirt tper-
ben tSnnen. llnler 9tpd TT fir oen G,rp Wopbs
Gpn(um IN Minneicta eth pirflib groBartiaer uno
tperosn es erpabnte Grenuse in ibrem Sntere0e
Fnoen, n u I BET uns 'einSutaufen, ba es feine1a
anosr.. 5aufe IT Winnsipia .mSeii9 1T, tuas Nus
tpabl uno giaisfeit betriTt, aud nur anuaberub
NIT uns rOneurriret, 3u f5nnen.
'sa s,stt Serr MuerbaD .
Der nit bie1em Departement setrarut porpen. MIR
'ss ib anatlesen fein la(Ten, nnlrre p~srebrten Sun
- IN tsher sssisbans a~ufriroen III fsQen.
Suffice & Gprepauab.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-30
Mlanufactur @aQren.
Gin. lte1le8 GcfchGft,

I'D Der 1atsr3ei9nete snapfeblt li9 ben bsu,{deu
.Eintpptnern9 BON @aint Vaul itnb BED 5iaatea
Ninnefota nit ftintni ntuen ,rsi1 utb iorefaltte
aussep1blten Bprrstbe in alien Arten Spn:
4isaa Baun1tppllen
s s4sg Wplft1S UNI
sga s5s 9einens@ toen,
sosie siners ltSntn aAuspabI son
GbatplS
In aatu. {, rSBet ulo preifsn ur.o ben neusifen
Npbes Waarfn.
Dur6 ,hireftf B6arfGufe IT e. III @tanb geieSt,
bie biatgftng urflf fir bic btfsr1 gBaarfn gteesrt
. 4. aasss aasaFs B&~aar3ahluns
II, Fsufn. asSs94 Dill Mill sfSa asSsseslgss as&ssssss9
,,.6Gubler III aGrcstns nerbfn saiaf's 9 Drtbsfb1fs
III rbfbifntS spfsbalt ffs Jam 8sfa9s isiats Re-
aerS eitlabtt 4E s.as .sfS49 gaaiss sata sASd
.saaaas MiIiiA ut 8 tez
lp0 ct. pau. q. @tra6f.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-30


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=. s' .. ya!pe ~ Iaplse, gs9s
'sa. ~ wv. J. l y. npW s'l w.
lyul. u.vslO1s.n y y sIne ao9s.sseusa
s ~ z y uao opI1 1neotl1e u~noSoa1n
Wy " wv u,pap g'Hs,
,;,,sa. . .sl,aa eo: .s.n. yee My 3 aa9!e..
e''len' elna oU1agrl9en 4'ta1it. dut Seitett
peg l41apII8e11 Ylao9eIs, osllet1 SbbaratS
!et ale ny unp leI 9el@llper1 'ptro. 2aD>
l y. m1ln ols gig i''' Mleelaet1e. ,ruD'gsr
unp ll'ae1 vteAlg 9elW..oels 9eDpll aver
y oer Xlate per llluefl 1al1et, weldgs tief
l.AO unOloaoI1 aaIl1eOen, lpea!p9 DH ueaos
pen ote ytepe u. 81 lolgen I Sauen
pfeste e lebe1otg 5u merpelt. let1e stgen
~ Iu!lIe M g. I. g. Ase,naglaeI a9pa
9pn SWaale pal Me g 8. pIIeIe pelupe aus
gete.Ie1 nno 1eln g NJ oem
9aD1pen enpen Veaoaen nMI ola4sn
a US. ano lponet. l,atIer U.suI pa. ~
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a'gee paDel paR'e. 3.
AuglO. y .!:pa ~ Sap.e al, ~! sun
snne''Vse e,s''gl, g!oBe, aAo u1!en ,e1s'!s
1--WE 1eIAen oaasngaIL pun1 !, au9eh
wy u1auelte, spe1e!'e le'p1 uu Vtau St>
m1ig!ee paa1' I. vt rug e,hen 14ipat5eA
g ~ e'o s.As LIVE. II Da1le eel le1nel
, mo,.u -, su y ,a,1 pov ~ pslo seI l!g uno
n.ua 1 y = 9 ls'nen gsaseh 9hp
n s:as ple10s s'tlu'uup A0tepe u'aWt1
D's M, moo.n q ~ a.. s
o,n NJ Hoa hsIM1a',., W. = a..
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n;nterr M y D NV S4.sitn ny nn1t
s.s1 t.a.s' nv! "pstVlppen unp Jag
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"1a W. s.ob' p.aaat. oas cue sI'pae 1euft
I@t,s ian ~ u.v msc4 aap "" t''sm me'Bf'
oa nv y. gsrV1 ~. -
h,ros ay Ds sa,iGt a y t,ns stppIIs utsa. l.
s,oS;sh "a Rt' 81: pl ~. WY yOgDta.lW unp
M as',g ~ ~. v.n4 au1sn Sap's ~ esn
~ nonsa 49, wv w WspW.sla'o " ie,W
Msr,sn u s.. Dt ;hr arf w austn olauz 1pte
t S.v Sa.ssn - ~ an Ia =, ~! !alt a~ussseuott
m NJ m o.nasGs ! ~ NV ~ o.negnltn 81
Gai;csl a a1a;s ~ ~ WV. CIV u'au'sts
s;ne hrn,,me ! w. ~, = ;M J III p :, suus
:, n,,..s"*..s as. ~. ''A NV guaAl,
.n, T g. m,rti. Inv. wv Nht''1ent'n
Syns1a , ~ S ~ s.nun!n. 81 paa1s
m.aI;ds R1s .'9.ns1'Va a.a'ns ".
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-30
Sic 9tabtmabl.

Gs IN Elm berne%rltnsmertbts :3ei9ert Der 3ett,
bab, pdbrenb nm bic gut sablenbtr, Bnnbeednnter
fSrntli9 9tnrts selaufens nirb, IL ta6 @afbtne-
ten i'm gustnblid bic geene elmer npn a1sa eet-
ten berennten Geiung betet. cine ,nerbBrte BE-
iteibenbett f1 BET berg etperbuns nm unfere r1in-
Der gut aableuben. @tabtdu'tsr bsn,erfbar seI.a@t
bat, eine Bel9eibtnbeit, bic in ~einselnen Gdlea
s'or 10 peit stsangen, baB re 5u ernffen 8erle-
sketrefenbe. 9artei bate fltrea
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-30
Ielegrupbi}be Depefhen.

@afbtngton 20. mar. De,
Dt1an5mtniiter lpu bef0lpien BADEN, sint
Sefanntmabun9 fit etne 6 Miuipnena,,s
letbe gu erlanen.
Semarbbat etnen 8rief an pie CONT
n%ntlitpnerS bes 5dpbunbe5 gelbriebeu, In
benen bic ldammtlid,en Streitpunfte aufaez
sdblt uno elmer l1nterluGune unterwprrfer
1tno, NIT Der Nbi6t bte gtntefett bersuz
ltelen. Sc tpirb su bieien1 3pefe eing
Nattonalz@ Convention empfoblen. ss
Die GrnennuaB bes 5rn. IS N. &,
pennington, SpreGerS pes 6auiea
fes lebte1 Gcngrel7eS, gum 9egatipus(e z
cretar mad Narts 1T pom Senat befdtiaI
rpprDen. Dies If eia lebr unbepeutenpe,
pofen fir einen Mann bon 6rn. Ne,z
ttnstonS Stelung.
Der prdf1pent batbei1lo{en, ben Err
n'ef' 4, rff'er Grtraibp
berufen. assS.s s.Z...
Jpbt 5utd inIpn BON minuelp,o
TT gum Secretdr pes 1erritpriums Daepto
errdrnt.
Die Senatpren Mafpn uno 6untet
tt1'o mad 8irefnta gega1aen UNI auf To-
forttse Secefton su brinQe1.
Oas Hriess9ertdt lber Maipr q + M
frpnB peutet an, paf 3ur Bet Der uebers
9ape BON penlaepla ii9 g~eniiaenbe 5trettz
trdfte balelbft befanoen I'M, Ben WIok ~
pertbeipi9en. .
Nem.DrIe an /, 81. Mdr,. - Die
Convention bat ben 5taat Qouifano In
lsas e~ongre6zDftrifte setbeilt, unp pir
Sat1tfretbett a%ufgebpben.
3tpet Companion 3puaper iap nod
pei1lacpla 81 actipein Dien1 obaeoonne,,
ytadrtdtel BON Mobile Mlaban,a ioo.r,'
oaB Irupppe1 ltt1b Muniipn fo~rttpdbrenb
mad penfacola au ben, Erauspprte IT,
fl1e. 8erlbitpene Gpn,punien
'perof11 BON benz Nprbe1 NIobomna ="
n1rp baS fnp Ste yladridteu.
pir9 bic nd Der Uncle cam ms Nods,
laget ldBt.l
g fg.yort 81, Mdr-@. bouf1on
in1 Bfsrit ben @eSlIipnifen etae1
'oglt ln1o''eenetrnen Grid burd Die
feo1'1lne 3l MAIDEN. 81 Bat ben prdfz
'et1 qs = y bIIft sc gen BE S NJ
,tantr allge9a19e1l, BE 9fras bebrcben.
5eBt bat Honest Old Abe, penn bus
% i'alallt49 befdtfet sgtIegenbsit au aeis
tlI1 pb e ssspnnk1bn bat. bier III Elm
1cubtr1aftr. 81 bb6d Beannte isinss
5faatfs hsfltt9 ppntinsr sllbeHtafnen
,sptrps ab8siest abr ifbenfage ppl1 #,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-30
Reifrbds NIT IL Reifen su IS Cts,

~ NJ 49, wv ~ INAEts
Gdmpbcu'S
Engros & detail
GletDer- 6nnblung,
Bernbeimer's BlpR, Ste Ctr,
ct. Waul, Minn.
Md nner- ul1b &nab n
&leibnnASifife
fir bet 5erbltz une Winterz6 anoel.
SD BIN lest in sen @tanb selebt, Gin berrli9es
Eager pom erttg { n Rleibun9Stil it'd n,
trelbe8 far1rltliGe neue1ten Maaren uAb Woben
aa beoeutenD berab8efesten Yreile1 nntfaBt.
Rleinere Arttfel fir bic
&erren:Garberpbe
5n bieler 8rande Yerntag iA bas bette Eager
Ben Salstahern, Btnben, Arabatten, penbens
Rragen, mpIfnen, 1eibenen u. pir(9lebers0 ano.
f6uben, Motfaftns, ReifttaiHea, srcBen uni
fleinen &Dffrn, g-auen, rDtben unb blauen l1eber'
ben1een, 8lantets, Sbamls, uRobes" ,e. &c. .
Desoleiben Elm erosss Experiment bon
Saten rnb mIbein.
@rsBbanbIer perbsa 20 sortbeabaft, ftupeu, mi,
etntn BsSna ~ fpenfsn.
81. paul, 90 Mpp. 1860.
.s. s. 8. Campbell.
gaeDb 81 at bes,
beutiher Gterf.
III. Das gngros & gn0etail
mammfactur: s mpbe,paarcn
emporium
a1s3ilS g.s nan
Suffice II. Tprepuu9b
Oritte Giraffe. ; ct. Aanl
Minnelpta,
1T turtt ben Gu,pfaas ser ~nsueten
inter ! @0ureu
auf's &et4baltiste unb @elbmadpoqae a0prti.
e unp beebrt fi9 ictdes ieinen perfbrten aanbea ct
se6enf ar3u3etsen.
Fa Das Eager 1T nit alen reuenG rl1einunee1
Der 9ailon ausseRattet unb bietet nan.entiit Gin
@rpBe MuSmabl in Rleiber.
'. ifDfen,
ais: Merinps, Balenctas, Ykibs, Delaines
paramattas, De BeieeS, Vpil be bepres &c. &c.
feraer unterbatien mir einen ibDnen @orratb
bunter unp einfarbt9er Seioenmaaren
unb ssrtanfen lrlbe senau su Mep- gorfer yrei
Bien.-
ltnier Eager in 9bawls, GIpafs unb Winter
Mdntsl 1T auf's &sihlte compIeftirt, unb erlar,
ben mir ms nod, bic nerebrten Damen auf nnle
ssrDBarttses
bMaarenz II. Ertmminssz @7prtmen
%aufmertlam gu MAIDEN.
Ssa 5erren- Mrtifeln, als Bpusstins. Dpsfins
Galemeres, DiuTels, Grapattest 5emben &c. lie
ten mir ieoer &pncurren3 bic SpiBe, ba mir tn bic
Jet Bran1e bic portbstlbafteiten gerbtnbnnae,
baben. "
Asg r------ t@E
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-30

Mafbtngtpn 20. Mdrs.--De
gtnan5mtniiter 1pu bel1lpfen babsn, cine
Setanntmabung fit cine 6 Mtutpnenaas
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-09

CRINoLINE IN PERIL.-Crinolinc has,
at last, met with an enemy that threatens
its overthrow. A new skirt has been in-
vented which suStains the dress without
any assistance OF Whalebone, simply by a
harmonious and skiIful disposition of the
muslin fold OF which it is composed. The
Multiple Skirt" is formed of series of
overlapping founces, arrayod in fan
shape, readily expanded by means of
metallic cyelets. One or two founces ara
at most required for morning dress, and
aothng can te more simple. The skirt
is put on or off in minute and who.
on journey, divided in pieces. 1t may
be smoothly folded, and scarcely occupies
any space whatever,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-09
COMM UNICATIoN.
For the Columbia DCmoera
The Voice of Columbia.

Amid impending dangers that have al
ready P oatrated many of the most relia.
bile branches of industry, and, that threat,
en- to end in anarchy and blood shed, it
may be well to ask what is the sentiment
of Columbia. To such an inquiry we feel
safe in remarking, that her sympathies, in
storm or calm, are with the law-abiding
and Constitutional loving men of all par
ties and sections. Her interests are the
interests of the many interests that demand
the Introduction of such measures as shall
at once silence all party feuds and section
al wranglings' Snow that we have fallen
upon evil times" we rejoice that in Colum-
bia there exists band of wel tried patri-
ots. Men VINO, insured to the yicissitudos
attendant upon a life of toll are ready to
stem the current of aggression come when
or how it may. The Democracy of Co.
lumbia have stood firm at the helm while
her neighboring 'lsIns' hay deserted the
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-09

EXTRAORDINARY PHENOMENA IN
BORING FOR OH IN CANADA.-A number
of residents of Michigan went over to Som
bra, Canada West, in the early part of
October, and commenced boring some
Nteen or twenty feet from creek, under
the belief that oil would be found and
on the seventeenth of the month, when
they had got down about fifty ssven feet,
they struck vein of gas.
On removing their augur the gas rushed
with great force from the aperture, and
continued to throw up dry sand for an
hour. 1t then ceased, and the boring was
resumed i but as soon as this was done,
the gas rushed up with such violence as to
throw the arill-a piece of iron one and Il
half inches in diameter, eight feet long,
and weighing fifty pounds-clean out of
the hole, and it continued discharging wa
ter and stones, some of the latter weighing
twenty-five pounds, up in the air dis.
tance of one hundred feet.
The stream widened out to the diameter
OF barrel, after leaving the hole, and the
quantity was such as to raise the creek
considerably above its ordinary level,
though it is here about twenty-five feet
wide. After the flow of water subsidized,
the gas was fred. and an explosion took
place which shook the ground for half a
mile, and then continued to throw up
sheet of flame as high as the water had
previously gone. This flame could be
seen for mile, and was ultimately ex-
tlnguished with great difficulty. 1t is
thought that the oil spring, for such it
proved to be, will be one of the best in the
country.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-09

A PECULIAR MARRIAGE.-The mar
riage relation is very often nsw-a,days
spoken Of with irreverenee, and the love
and harmony, naturally supposed to exist
between those who have been united in
the holy bonds of matrimouy, much ridi-
culcd. A marriage, however, took place
in Hartford, Conn, short time ago,
against which all ridicule falls harmless
for the married couple will be very like'v
to live in peace for while. The happy
man is a German, who cannot speak an
English word The blushing bride is an
Irish girl to whom the German tongue is
Greek.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-09

The condensed air ofq crowded room
gives deposit, which if allowed to remain
few days, forms solid, thick, glutinous
mass, having a strong odor of animal mat
ter. If examined by a microscope, it is
seen to undergo remarkable change
First Of all, it is conve.ted into a vegeta-
BILE growth, and this is followed by the
production OF multitudes of animalcula; a
decisive proof that it must contain organic
matter, otherwise it could not nourish or,
ganic beings.