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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-13

yIrANrED-A SITUATION, BY AN ENGLlSHMAN TO
he charge 81 farm; has had 10 experience IL
well acquainted with the RAISING and Of stock
raising vegetables his wife Is good larry woman good
recommendations rom his present employer with whom he
h-s beer living fou Address Coombs farmer
100 Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-13

MANTFD-IE a MANTILLA ESrABiisaHENr A
w etent to get and max. him self
full IL the IN ,nnfacuring department Address Manula,
hroadwNI Foat Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-13

no GR9CERS.-A STTUA1ION WANTED. BY A YOUNG
man 40 grocery siors has bad over hve expert
In the business: understands the and driving NJ
horses has good city erence obi ten
country Address r. A. B., box la Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-13

Y,O HOTEL PRoPRIETORS.-TH ADVERTISER n
desirous Of obtaining situation superintendent,
bookkepsr or steward having had many years expeenSs
In hotels tan refer to present employers Address >.
Her q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-13

w ANff D--A eiTuATf0N AS BoosKFaPER or
w Itrk, in CONNER cal house in the ely; the kerry beas
of city REFERENCE given Address W. L. ID boz ig5 Herald
Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-13

ITO HATrFes--wANTFD rorR Or FIVE vtssT PATE
silk hat apishers 70 go 10 Philadelphia STEADY Employ
Mt apply TO cascirnento Co, 10 -pru-e street
CNArTBD-A SITUATION. nv FIRST Glass MA.
w chinst and engineer; IL acquainted with the
foundr buspess Country preferred. AIRES Mschios
ysrsey CITY Post cNce,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-13

! situation wanted, by man OF large practical expe-
and first rate ability take the en charge
and superintendent Of farm Of
hunde has thorough knowledge of agriculture In
all It's branches aud of raising tie ard horses
spons station and give satisfaction employer;
IL Of industrious habits and accustomed hard WORK and
viii remuneratve compensate fos his skill
dusty. Address N ia Herald Office week
stating location and where intervie b. had.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-13

7iUATIoN wANTEc-BY A COME ENTYouNG
man as seams ress; and ft ladies' and chill
4 dresses and do all kinds OF family sewing and EN-
IN or take the entire care of an infant tr m Its
y ne xceptionable city references. No objection to
n Apply Tor two days at 1874 Greene st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-13

JNrANTED--A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w young girl ehambermid and waiter, ahsmbermaid
and plain objection To assist in washing and iron
ng best OF city reference given from present aud
employers Cali at her present employers residence, 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-13

WAfTFD--A PROTESTANT GIRL AS WAITRESS
w and rhambermaid; must understand her business
who willing go Ia the country other nerd apply at 4
est 2Nd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-13
NATIONS WANTED-FEMAL

EPECTABIE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A STU
tDn a. chambermaid AID seamstr ess oh jactou to
distance in the country. Can be seen for two days
M 18th 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-13

WANrhD-A SITUATION. BY A REsPECTABLE GER.
" & H. cook and TO assist in the washing and
ironing Call at 329 9th ST., room second floor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-13

A RGsPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES TO ENGAGE
= with family. who going to the country to taxi
charge of their house in The city housekeeper Can Civ
city reference capably honesty and temperance Gal
gagged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-13

Z sPECTADLE YOUTG GIRL WANTS A SILVA
a q do the up stairs work OF small private family,
n plain sewing. Has the best of reference from her
CO Cali st III Coust 81 between Bergen and Wyck.
Mokiyn
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-06
Sort @nmfcr ~.

Gin tielt9er orerifant1der Mitblrser,
Dem mir @runo baten, aufri1ti9e repuz
elifanilde @einnung s%usutranen, unp ben
feline wt1enlGaftli9e unp ollsemeine Bill
pun9 in ben Stono leBt lber rationale
Nn9elesenbeiten Elm beadtensmertbeS urz
tbetl obju9eben, bat unlern In Der oorleB>>
ten Drummer entbaltenen Mrtifel iber u6prt
Counter" in Der Don BET "Press''' mitae<
tbeilten ueberIebuns seleien uro in Dem,
lelben Stof fir Die fol9enpen 8etradtun>
gen 9efuncen> bic rptr auf fem @riuden
un1ern 2clern porleeen.. Infer Greunb
fra9t une:" 1:s fI- @5@ #f2a.
Dart t6 NIT Sbnen Iber pte Sort
SumterzG ra9e recen? (of course) SD
babe SIREN Nrtifel eeleien unr ben
Nn9rif ouf penlelben in Der preife.
S9 par erfreut, iu ieben, baB pieIe 3ei<
tu19 Cote preie rdmlid) Is oieI Gnereie
ietst, ipanr 9e9en Elm republifant19es
Blatt ; Cbte Staatsseituns) auein i9 bate
8ebeft baB mir enpliA einmal Elm IaQez
blatt In ct. paul baben m5dten, beiet1
Jecer eber BEN Getnee. ols pem Nreunpe
t%9feenlber fipiB 1uno i@arf fem m5dte.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-06

Monatett IN tbret Gorberuneea 8erta@t
bat benz tptro pas 2d9eln auf Ben 2ip>
pen %erterten."
Stun mir n1ii1en b%efennerL caB uns
BAD 2d9eln fiber oteien lnfrn nod ni9t
auf ben 2ipptl. erttrbt urp mir betlaeel1 es
berjlt6, baB er BON (onft lebr pernunftt9en
Sellter1 11ur ausBelpro9en ,perben fam.
@uett1 u1t1tt'11 ODER ni@t, es ,ptrp 8e9laubt
unb brtnst bic Mbminifraticn bein1 8olfe
UNI tbrer1 @reott, Der ibr, ba ibr ean3es
ISetn, TIRE san5e 3utunft unb 6pfnun9
auein i'm 8olte &pur3elt, allies fem
rnuB. -@ol@es @elapdB 1T Ter @uru,,
Der an Der COMMUNICATION r,ast bis fe
tttlr3t. Deebalb, 2tneoln, ~banble!.",
Wdre e8 aud blo6 UNI ben S9laumeicrn
lnb Nte@mllern ibr p~aterlanps< unp
neutrality-suspicious. >6anouerf III leaeu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-06
rgfpb 1T 4cleu ntcbt 1erlpreu. a

Wenn mir an elmer auoern 6teue bic
acknowledgement Der Mominii&ration unz
1ere6 pralipenten, Iber baS rpaS oel@eben
1oQ, 9epriele fen 70 bat eS bar1it feline Youe
Gi9ti9feit. Mber rpen11 Elm @dau1pieler
auf Der 8ubne in benz rt9ti9en Moment
leinen GeoefluB unp feline clifton NIT Ell
ner lpra4z uno bepe9unsslolen Yaule
unterbriht uno Dem oerl tdnptoen &unft=
Ter aues jubelno 8eifaQ soQt, - piro Der
8etfaQ in @dbnen unp ba8 @dbnen in
Murren ousarten, tpenr bic pou1e III
LANCE bauert uno Gas publifunt III alau=
ben anfGn9t, Der Mfteur ]ei fteden oebltez
ben. So aud nit Der Mominifraticn.
Sbre Serldmie9enbeit 1T jebenf falls ppbl
an9ebro6t tbre &ermeibun9 Der 5onb<
lung, wte mir NIT @ertrauen on&11ebmeu,
cine me- tferlt9e Wartepou1e mir
1tnp rofir, eaB Der un9eltIm ter barren<
ben Men9e bic @ta%at6fanRler ni@t III
1or5etttsen 5anoeln rrdn9e> ALIEN &pen1
fe gu lan9e pauert, bic Yauie, 10 fSnnten
mir 9lauben, man iei vite d en- 9eblie>
BEN" @rpB pie Die @ortbeile Der Ser
jb9erun9 elmer @ntl1eirung fem mSaen,
sroe 1T aud pas boraus ertpo91ence i'm
beiL unp ni9t bic bormlpl efte @if1aat
bic aus bieier pplittf berpprl9ieBt, finb
bic Seniationsgeritdte NIT bener1 man bic
dn9tlt9e Spannun9 be6 @plfes bis aur
Tteber9lutb erbiBt poer Bis gum blafer
GntieBen erldredt. 6@&t Hlt.@ >""@@
Die &e9ierun9 Serpanft es bieler TIM
tbatt9feit, men1 tbr bic 1tpnfr61efen u.s.
a@te1 uno pld1e unterseleot merben. Das
Sonberbarife - abluro in rubioer 3eit,
aber febr plauilbel %au6lebenp IN bteler er<
reaten = 1T pobl pie @ermutbuno Der
81. - Mbeno3eitun9, baB e8, >uenr aud
ieBt nod nidt Die Mb1t9t 70 bod baS
@lteelid tutbpcnot9e3 3 I Der Separb>
i9en politif iei ben Nprber1 nit benz @G<
ben tpfeoer 3u oeretrigen, tpieber ut peretz
ttSen = man Bore unb ftaune - inter
Der @erfaf1un9 be6 SGbbun>=
.beS, Das fef, r1ei1t Der uMew>yort<
5eralo," Der plat, Der e pnerpati.
ZEN; ober, fraet bic Nbenbieituna, nit
feberbofter &afdbeit bic Mnbeutut,9 auf<
9reiienp: ST. riat 6erparp Is ocpnlerpa>
tio" ala n1S9lt@? Sc mag, .fdbrt Sic
Mbenp3eitung fort, iieBt nod M4rder url<
8ldubt9 dber bic 8ebauptuag ld9eln, baB
bte Bic Jest BON Der Mpnntniitratiorl befclote
poltttt notbmsnpis bst hteiem 3tele anlal,-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-06

le9te, ertpdblten bic &eputlifaner ciesmal
tbre1 Ganoioaten fir Mayor.
Mnbere 3eiten ancerer-
r0la ub e."-@ine ppr Ger leBten prdz
toententpabl ab9ebaltene metbcpidIde
@onferen; nabm in ibren& atehis SINUS Elm
&apttel lib er, relp. sesen bic @flaue-
ret auf. Die flrSlid am 20. Mdr; in
8otcn a%b9ebaltene Gcnferens aecptirte
etnen 8ert@t, -oemjufolge jene6 &apitet
3urIf9enom m n miro. Der @lou5
be farm Serge perleBen, aber> es iheint,
er fann aud iebr lei9t burd trcil9eRldz
t@ten per5ebt ~ erpen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-06
Telegrapbi19e 0epei6en.

@a1btn9ton, 3. Mpril. - @boe.
Mt@ols bat nunrnebr pefnitio feline Gr>
rennu119 gum poftmeifer BON ct. Naul
uno Dapio5eaton1 biejeni9e gun, Yplmeiz
1ter BON ct. NntbonY beitati9t erbolten.
Die Gresatten Mtnnelpta, Yerry unp
popbattan flno mad Der Miinpuno pe9
MtlFi1ppt beprbert &pprpen. Da oneere
@&;fe ebenfoQs 8efeble erbalten baten>
tl9 mad oeri@ieoenen 3oubdfen gu per-
fQ9en, 10 iiebt has beinabe aus ulS pb bic
&esierun9 wirfli@ einen @erlu@ MAIDEN
poQte> bic 36Qe an 8oro Der Sdife ~
erbeben.
Na@ elmer @alttnaton Depe1de Der
ytem<yorf @orlp bat Tprtpideua
0erltarfun9 erbalten CD unc iei nun i'm
Stanoe, ft& fir cine aniebnli@e 3ett ~
Yertbetpt9en.
5err SlatSoel, Elm 3oQeinnebmer> tam
bon GeraS IN nit $4,000, welde er Dor
Gen Dteb6f u19ern Der Secel lipnif fen oeret~
tet batte. @r iast bic Gimme pes Gplfes
Jet rt9t binret@enc 9ebDrt tpprceu, es ba,
be etnen Nbl9eu Dor Der &epplrtipn.
Yro1tbence SIT. S,3. Mprtl.-
Da6 Nelultat Der @abl 1T eineNiererlooe
Der @eputlifoner. Soy. @pro9ue 1T nit
elmer sroben Majoritdt oemdbl1. Die
yfebrbett Der @e1eb9ebun9 etenfaus Be-
mpfratii9.
Nemzyprt 4. Mpril.-Der Gribune
Correspondent bon Mont9pmery iaot:-
SoQten 8efeble fir 8lpdirune Der {ipliz
den Soften bebuf Grbebune Der 3Due erz
tbetlt tpereen, 10 wtrb Yraj Davis &oper1
brtefe auslteQen uno uros Meer nit &a,=
perl6ifen bepeden." Dos 1T Drobuna
9e9en Drobun9. User fi6 bunQe MAIDEN
labt, 1T Der Blomtrte.
&t@monb, 3. Mpril - Giroinien
miro wobl aud bolp fDten 9eben. 5err
MeYer, Elm Seceltonif> 1T NIT 1O0OMo=
1orttat gum WoYor 9ewablt.
Sn Der @pnSertton erfldrte SEER Scott,
eaB IS 9anil{6 Yer9ebli9 1ei ~ bofen, BET
Nproen rperoe onnebmbare@% arQntien felz
len: CQ8el@' Elm uniinn! @as bat ten11
oeryfcroen bis jcbt n d. t beuiQiot? Der
Noroen miro Nt9ts permetoern, als ut
--te9ten.) Ser &i6arpl on rrana aufT
1oferttse Secel i1on. (@lldli9en 3utld! y
ebarletpn> g. g. 3. Mpril. -
Dte @pnSenttpn BAT beute NIT
149 9e9en 20 Srtmmen Die Gpn.
tttuttpn on9enpmmen!-D a
man betanntl{@ oarauf 9ere9net, la g.
carolina i'm Supbunpe felblt Growoll
MADDEN uro bamtt oen erlten MnaoB fiji
Sette9ut9 ber@eceiion 9eten lpllte,-ros
TT ia bic 9er;ensbofnune Der 6riebens.
leute-lo faut bam}t cine iebr 19Bne 6of7
run9 IN ben Drummer. @pute @ptt, ter
Norcen mdre 70 einia, mic cerSupen md,
tur lanec-auem Nn|heine nad-bleits:.
mirc.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-06

% Die ~Nemz yprfer@rf,
mtnalz3ettun 9" bot NIT Der Yra,
t1;1e> Die tie 1ebt gum 8eoinne oes X.
Sances tbren Sc ern> unp npbler Weiie
au@ tbren Be@ielbldttern sulenpet, efnelz
9aurttrefer sespser> pa5 muB jecer &C.
lteben, Der bas ld6ne 8ilc 1ebt, Do}-
lelbe 1T Elm mad Stanley's Srioinal BON
Dem @ropeur 6. &of ausseflbrter pra6
tiger Stablltt9 nit Der unterldrift t:
20 strouernoe 9 enetten."
Oa6 8tlc / # 1d1n> oter per> uenn wiv
nt@t irren> 5uerft in Der @riminol,eitura
9eaebene uno in ben mel fen peutldtn
Sldttern cppirte, empfeblnpe @pmmentor.
1T unlerer Meinun9 nod iebr l9ma6 UNI
ltno 9auptb2de tn 8esu9 ouf bic Deut:
Jung peS 8ilces oarin oeI9o0en. Der
@ommentar bei9reibt pa6 8ilo 1pte fplot;
Cine @ruppe 6fret9il9er @plcaten bon
allen in Der Nrmee pertretenen Naticnoli~.
tdten se9t in elmer t~talienil 9en Sterio
,. ). MirtbsbauS, an beren Giinoana cine
ttalientl@e uSdnserin" nit Der Mauooz
line i'm Nrn1e itebt, bic Ti9ur melde uoos
trouernoe 8enetien" BARTLETT. @ir moi,
len es bobtn 9efteQt lein !a1en> pb Der
YloB NOD bic Scloaten toll boulen, ,ein
Wtrtbsbau6" ODER bus 6oua zines ar
men Nobilt unc bic Sdn9erin cine v@dnz
GERM" ODER cte Dame opm 6aule> Der
Mein, ben Die Splpatesfa trintt, tet1n
Wirtb besoblt, ocer BON Dem 6auSberrn
erprebt lit. Wenn aber Der @ommentoz
rift iast: Der un9art19e Snfantez
rift itredt benz tleinen @enetianer.
Der i19 an bic &nie Der Mutter on1bmieot.
bic 9ano entae9en, 70 1T pas beuer unz
finn. Der Solpat i'm @croerarunpe, Dir
trdtttsite Tii9ur Der aansen @ruppe, III
nt9t nur etn Deut1der 1onperu cir
Setretder aus Dem G%r3berapotbum.
@in9e baS aus nt@t8 Mnperem berz
1or, 70 bewielen es bic @prte, bic ibn Der
Maler in leoem :3u9e be5 Mntlise6 unp
esr 9altun9 gu benz in9rimmiaen tletnen
Set1et'aner ipre4en lQ6t; fie fino: uNo>
9ebt's mer bod a 6anterl, nettes Biiberl,
thu Dir ia MR."
Der Seier iebe f9 ba6 8io 1etbf an,
uno lase> pb mir ni@t redt BADEN. Die
Criminal 3eitun9 weib ielber niGt ME
!9errlt@es fte tbren 2eiern gum Yrdlent
t1nht
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-06
5Alieblt@ nod Elm @ort ;u ben 5erren
2anptauReuten!

9sit benz Besinne eesenwartieer Saiion baben
mir infer 9aupt1N ugenmert auf'S Wbplclole~
@el9aft gele9t uno lu9en bierin unlere 5au
Serge 3u entwideln !; mir baben biefir Elm @rtra-
Department einribten la1en lnp bieten ben Ser
ren @ieperoerfaufern inn 2anbe ale 0ortbeile
unb Bequemlidfetten, bic ibnen nur pcn I'M eren
Guncurrenten in ben Dltli9eu yl1Bsn ONerirt ,per-
ben tDnnen. nnle @tpd 1T fur Den Nry @pobs
Gonium IN Winnelota Elm tpirflid srpBarti9er uno
fnben, n II + bel uus einSufaufen, pa Is teinern
anbern 5aule 1T Minneiota mSeli9 1T, mas Mus~
wabl uno YiQigfeit betrift, aud nur anndbernb
nit unS concurrtren 3u tDnnen.
SEER Muerbacb
Der nit bielem Departeme11t 5etraut tporpen, mir.
es i9 anaelesen lein la1en, nniere Serebrteu 8un>
,: n tn jsber Se3iebune 3ufritpen3u iteuen.
,..a Suffice & Tprepau9b.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-06
M1nufactur = @aQren.
Gir1. 1nenr8 &eichIft

Vt1t 1te1le8 Ve1CDd1f.
Der unteraeidnete empfieblt ll9 ben oeutlden
Gtupobuern ppn @aint Yaul nuo bes 5:aates
NRiuneipta nit 1eintnt neuen. reid unb lorefGltia
p; aussewablteu Gorretbe in aaen Mrten son:
9etoen>,as 5 jl- 81 '.,.
Baummplen<> r
~@plerz uno
,2a1 @4a@+ : r,a5ls3@ n,r2 etnenz@ tohen,
pwte elmer f90nen @uswabl son Il ..'s =
a3 aa$ ,a'}stSbdtpl@ LIS a-.%
In alien @rSBen uno Yreiien unp ben neue1en
-" WppezW aaren.
Gurdb birefte BaaarfGaufe 1T ct in Stanc selebt,
bic biQiafen preiie fiji. bic 5efen @aaren sssen
8aar3ablnng
6aubler i'm. Gro6en perben aufs gertbeilbaf-
teRe btbitn,t, '.rptsbalb ie gum Beiu@e ltines &C.
aers ssiialaest n il, .55.a
: a,. ,fss @illtam See l -%s
1bo <sania& 4gH li.1i ct. 9aal,,53' Strabf.
aaelayt1 blirSat4J
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-06

&Ifet 6 u@ fir ben @ inter
Gdmpbcu's
4 Engros & detail
4 &let6er<9Qnblut0,
8ernbeimer'S 8locf, Ste Ctr,
2" lot. waul, Minn.
Mdnner< unb &naben<
\ Mei6rn8SdMfe
fir ben 5erbtz unp @tnterz9 anpel.
Sd bin jebt in ben @tano seleBt Elm berrlides
= Wager bon ferttgen &letbungSt uden,
peldes 1ammtli9e neue ten @aoren uNo Woben
5u beoeuteno berabseisBtsn preilen umfabt.
&leinere Mrtifel fGr bic
$errem=@ arbcrpbe.
Sn bieler 8ranGe sern,a9 id tas bette Eager
Don 5alstiidern, Bincen, RraDatteu, 5emcens
Rrdgen, t%poQenen, ~1eipenen u. 9iri9lebcr=9 anb~
l9uben,- MoffaiIns, &eiietalaeu, srpben uno
tletnen Rofern, 9:aue1, rptbeu uno blauen ueber>
bemoen, Blanfets> @bawls, uNobe5" &C. &c.
DeS9letden Elm 9roBe6 Experiment bon
Sitter, ,1,,b Matcn.
@rpBbdnbler neroen es sortbeilbaft linben, mir
= einen Be1u9 3u 19enfen.
Ct: Yaul, 20 gfpp. 1860.
s. 9. Campbell.
9acpb 81 atbes.
-. ,beut19er @lerf.
Das Cn9ros & gn0etail
= mauufactur= S mpbetpaareu=
Gmpprium
Suffice Il. TDrepaugb
Oritte CITRATE, : ct. Aahi,
~ Minne1pta,
it bura ben Glnpfans Der neueaen
yx;i,ater > @uurees
auf's Neiabaltislte unb @el9madpoufe o0urtirt
unb beebrt l9 iplhes leineu perehrten Runoen er<
gebenf an3u3etsen.
Das Eager 1T nit alien neuen Grldeinuneen
= ser Cation aussetattet unp tietet uan,entii9 cine
@rpBe Mu8mQbl In &leiber<
1tpHen,
als Mcrinps, 8alencias, plaips, Delaiues,
paramattas. 90 Beiees, ppil be 9epres &c. &C.;
ferner urterbalien pir einen l4Snen gprratb
- buntsr unp etnfarbiser Seipenwaaren
uno ~sertaufen lolte osnau 81 Nsw- yurfsr yrei-
ieu.
Infer Eager IN 9baml5, @loafS uub @irter-
MGntel 1T ouf'S Nei4lte cpmplettirt> unb erlau~
tcn mir uus nod, bic perebrteu Dan.en ouf unier
! srpbartiseS
WeiB>@aaren u. Grtmmin9s< III 1crtment
aufmerflarn gu na&en-
Sn 5erren- Mrtifeln, ais: Boufsfins, Dpsfins,
@ajensreS, Oufels, @rauattes, 9empen &c. tie>
ten mir jeper @oucurren3 bic SpiBe, ba mir in bic
fer Bran9e bic pOrtbsilbaftelen Uerbineunsen
baten.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-05-25
A Card.

To the Editor Of the EUanSUiJIe Journal:
DEAR SIR u have before me an article
in your issue of the 25th, over the sigma
ture of Maj A. L. Robinson, Surveyor OF
the port of Evansville, making some state
ments concerning the packet Dunbar, which
indicate that Maj. Robinson has been mis-
informed with regard to that matter. The
statement in the article referred to, that the
officers of the Dunbar had been instructed
to refuse the lot of corn also mentioned in
that article is altogether Incorrect Mr..
DENLY, Surveyor at. that time, paid US a
visit and made mention of a lot Of corn
which he had understood that we designed
taking and asked me some questions cor
cerningt be matter, and as knew no more
about it than he did himself of course l
could give him no information concerning
it. He then left the boat saying as he did
so, " that he could give us no instructions
how to act, as he knew too little about the
affair to form an opinion" 1t is further
more stated in Maj. Robinson's article, that
in consequence of the proceedings of the
Dunbar, | had quit the boat, which is an
other very great mistake as it was matters
of a very different nature which occasiOned
me to do so, and l will furthermore state,
for the purpose of contradicting certain false
reports, Though a matter of but little conse-
quence IN this connection), that if there are
any differences OF opinion, existing between
myself and Captain Fowler upon the excit-
ing questions of the day we have never
come in collision in consequence thereof, in
any manner whatever
Yours Respectfully, A. NJ. DUsoUCHET.
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ATTEMPT AT WHOLESALE SLAUGHTER
Some scoundrels on Saturday night or Sun
day removed the screw nuts from the iron
bolts of the bridge over the Muscatatack, on
the Madison & Indianapolis Railroad, with
the evident design of precipIatiug some
passing train into the creek. The deed was
discovered yesterday morning before the
passenger train for this city crossed it, and
precautions taken to prevent accident. The
bridge is the longest on the road, and an
accident to full passenger train would
have been terrific. Whoever would perpe-
trate such a villainy as was here contem-
plated, deserves a slow torture, to be fol-
lowed by a certain death. Such fends
have no right to either liberty or life
Ind. Jour-,
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THE ATLANTIC MoNTHLY.-We have re-
ceived the June number of this sterling
periodical It's table of contents indicate
the usual quantity of Interesting matter, and
is as follows: Agnes of Sorrento; Greek
Lines; The Rose Enthroned A Bag of
Meal; Napoleon the Third Concerning
things slowly learnt; American Nayiga-
ton Denmark Yesey New York Seventh
Regiment; Army-Hymn The Pickens-
and-Stealins Rebellion Recent American
Publications" This is a rare bill of fare
and cannot fail to entertain all. The At
lantic may be had of the publishers, Messrs,
Ticknor Fields for So year, or of any Of
our periodical dealers for % cents per num-
Der.
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CAMP WALLACE. Nav %. 1861

EDITOR JoURNAL,--Sr Allow US,
through the columns of the Journal, lever
a welcome visitor in our camp), to return
our most sincere thanks to the generous and
accomplished Mrs. Mary Eaton, of your city,
for her most timely present. large basket
of the very best of bread, warm from the
oven. Timely, because we were about sitting
down to our dinner minus bread, owing to
some neglect or mistake of our commissary
COMPANY H., 18th Ind. Regiment.
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By@The Louisville Courier is in an ago
ny OF apprehension at the probability of the
Union men Of Kentucky being thoroughly
armed by the Government. The editor of
the Courier may well be uneasy, for he
has said and done enough to jeopardize the
safety of his windpipe \ correspondent of
that paper, writing from Georgetown, says
several boxes of guns have been received by
the " Union Shreloers" Of that vicinity
from Cincinnati, while a State Rights
man cannot procure an ounce of powder nor
a box of caps in that Abolition city, for
love nor money Kentucky is all right, or
soon will be.
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CamD Correspondence.

CAMP WALLACE, May 23d, 1861
At the target shooting yesterday after
noon, for the honor of appointing the Ser
geant who shall carry the Regimental Col
ors that honor was conferred upon Compa-
nv G, Ladoga Blues, Capt. Carr. The shoot
ing, on the whole, was very creditable, con-
sidering the distance fred, and the short &C
quaintance of the Regiment with the Minnie
Musket The best single shot was made by
Sylvester Cock, of Capt. Fahnestock's Com
pany-piercing the paper within half an
inch of the center.
The artillery rounded too the steamer W.
!, l. Maclay, bound from Pittsburg to ST..
Louis. She was boarded by 30 men of
Capt. Wallaces company, who were sta
toned as guard, while Capt. Fahnestock,
officer of the day, examined her manifest
and instituted thorough search enough to
convince the authorities that the officers
were all right, and had nothing contraband
aboard. Several boxes of merchandise fol
Paducah and St. Louis were broken open by
! the authorities and examined, which con.
tanned, principally, machinery. The boa
was very heavily loaded, her cargo consist
ed of iron, nails, paper, furniture, liquor
&C. Although she was detained nearly two
hours, yet her officers showed no signs o
resistance, or even impotence, during tn
search, but did everything possible to aiC
the authorities in the discharge Oftheir duty
and were willing to open everything tina
looked the least suspicious.
Capt. Riggs company was the recipien
of a magnificent boquet yesterday from
their friends in Indianapolis. 1t is a rea
soldiers boquet, one that can be tasted o
three times a day. Such style of boquets
are becoming quite common now at tn
camp, and are fully appreciated by us. R.
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