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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-05
Missouri Mining Company


Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1881.
CAPITAL STOCEE 100000
ElHIs COMPANY is FORMED FOR THE PUR.
u pose OF advancing the great mining thtefeskso
Our State. We do not profess to be governed by
purely phlauthropic motives in Initiating this en-
tctPfiEe! w heleJe that4h stock can be made to
EHy large dividends, and at the same time more real
good accomplished aud greater progress made ID de,
veloptng and making knownthe astonishing IueFal
wealth OF Atssourt than by the use OF i've times the
our capital invested In any other hutfnRs5
We shall make the office of our Company 4 ttut,
e.e mining bureau OF the mineral resources q the
state, We have power under our charter 70 rur.
chase and sell mineral lands wherever I5cntej in
hEsourt. Great Inducements will be offered to cap.
5atlsts ana mining adyenturers who desire TO pur.
S G and work paying mines, b dealing with th.
We respectfully solicit the attention of all y,bo
lave mineral lands for sale to send NJ statement
OF the same, describing the kind Of minerals on tlejr
lands the number OF acres, the the low
eash price they arc willing to take for said lands
We shall work only such mines a. nav largely but
Sail open and prove most Of the lands we sen Tide
the ONCE of the Company, Main street northwest
corner Of Locust, over Merchants Bank, entrance
40. y All who feel Interest inths
subscribe. Those Wishing stock, living ont Of The
citys can Secure 1t by enclosing ten fer cent OF III
amount wanted to the President or TFeaHurPr
- DIRE0FoRs:
Alfred Olapp, Esq, LIZ. fIarWood. go,
Joseph LathrUp, Esq. B. n. LYNCH, ESQ.
TRUB4B1s:9
J.. i Henry u. bacon, L. " HnRg
81. BUTLER, Treas. ALFRED CIEPf. pre.p
!hs above prospectus has up to this date been
2a0lshSd IN only oneof otr leading papers for
l4Ys No extra efforts to get stock AIKEN have been
made; yet the public 80 well appreciate the sound
neSs 1.-THE enterpriaq that over two hundred Jhous
ana olara OF the stock has already been taken We
Roud briefly sAt5 that the silSre5 arc SIS ec paid
without further liability; transferable By de.
ve5y only when dividends are received.
chase Of shares In the Missouri Mining COMPANY
MAKE an Investment that VIII pay largely and hold
fhaf Oily converted into cash without los
ausWered. = n - misc dSy[9ITS
81 Louis, No., March % 1851.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-05

WARsEW5 WIO0uSe Co., Il. Y, Oct. %, 1855.
DBAR SIN: i am uGtng your Cathnrtic Pills in my
cleslSe the system and purity the fountains Of the
blood. JOHN O.. MEACIIA1i, n. D.
ERYsIPRLAS, EOR0PULA, KINGS EVIL, PET
TER, TUALORsS AND SALT RHEUM.
FFqR F5r10ardfHO Neresant Of Las,f1, Feb.
m. Arm: YepF Pills are the paragon Of All that
e great in mtdicine They have cured my little
that hare proved iucurable for years. Her mother
has been long EFisvoualy AFFLICTED with biOches and
pimpes her skin and In her half After our child
cured, she also tried your Pills and they have
cured her. ASA MoRGBRmGE.
RHEUMA1I NEURALGIA, AND 0OUT,
Prom Rer. N. of tAe AeEkOdiR z CRi1cA
PULASKI Ho65Ei SAVANNAH, Ga, Jan. 8, 1856.
H0SORED Sra: should DO ungratefnl for the re-
lief your skill has brought me II did not report nv
case to You. AeOd settled IN my limbs and 6O0uRlt
on eXcrutiAting neuralgia pains, which ended In
chronic IheumatlSm. Notwithstanding had the
best Musicians, the disease grew worse and worse
until the advice Of your excellent agent In BAL
tiul0re Or, Mackenzie tried your PillR Their eE
fects slow, but by peTseVerinE In the use
Of them am now entirely we'll.
SENATE CRANBER, BAToN RoUsE, Ii. 80 Dec, 1855.
Oh. AVA: have been entirely cured by your
Pills Of Rheumatic 0Out-a paint disease hat had
afhieted me tOriyeArs. VINCENT SLIDELL.
P0R DR0PsY, PLETHORA, OR KINDRED COM.
PLAIN1, requiring an active purge, they are an
YOE CosTTTkNEss CONSTIPATION, AND AS
A DINNER PILL, they are agreeable and edestuGl.
FITS, SUPPRESSION, PARALYSIS, INPLANIA-
TON, and even DEAFNESS, and pa RTIAL BLIND
MSS have been cured by the Alternative actiou Of
these Pills.
Most Of the pills In market contain Mercury,
which, although valuable remedy In 8Etlful hands
Il dangerous tn Public pI from the dreadful con:
These contain no mercury Or mineral substance
whatever.
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POSTERS, PROGRAMMES.
Sc, Sc. Sc

ave have, at heavy expenditure, furntahCdour
Job Once with all Necessary materials, embracing
TYPB, RULES, BORDERS, CUTS. &C.,
OF the latest and most fashionable styte TO render
capable Of executing work equal to that fany other
establishment In the city, od possessing facilities in
the way of Steam, &C. doing work erpeditiously
unsurpassed by any other ONCE We respectfully pre-
sent claims for share of public patronage assu
ring those who entrust therWor to us that no effort
GhAll be wanting to give entire satisfletion
noyl1H69 cAMPBRLI { M'DERMoT.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-05
{. Spring, 1862,
Hosiery, Gloves, Linens,
WHITE GOODS, sc.
sTELLMAEN, HIERICHs & CO.,
IMPORTERS,

No. al HANOVER ST..
BALTIMORE.
WE arc constantly receiving per SteamaFs from
Nv Europe, additions to our stock Of Hosiery
0lOTes, &c3 together with select assortment Of
Linens. and White Goods, and beg TO offer
70 The trade the following seasonable articles viz:
Ladies Cotton Hose, White, Unbleaehed Mixed, &c.
ghildrsn,s Cotton Hose, do do DO d dS
o. every description. for army civilians use
Colored Printed Linen do do T do -,
Meek Meek TIES and Crayats Of every descriptions,
Black and COlored Skirt BElids,
BACK and Colored Patent Thread LIST 2nd quaIit "
GiarEs SIX Cord and EnaReled Spool Cotton, -
Black and White Stay Binding,
Lnsn Tapes aud B0bbins st.g 1904
White and Coored French Tarletous
Irish Linens, JaconettH, CRmbFitS Swtsses,
M9sq1tto SettR, Chamlrays and Striped skirtinES
. with large assortment of other goods, in our
line, Al OF which we are enabled by onF long eOunec
ton with BuFOPean manufactures TO sell as low as
they can be purciased in this country. np1
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49, 0434GR VI 1tth ~ = q. X X Co
sWHRE1INGs S1tii iIaIclii 1852
DESUHPFION OF BUsiNESs ON TfIE BAIiFI.
II, AORE & OHIO RAIL ROAD. The Coinpany
having thoroughly reconstructed the breaks Ia the
track and bridges 81 ieif rad, under Government
and having resumed their tonnage trans
pOEtAttOn, VIII, and after Tuesday, the LIST Apri,
run three passahser trains folloEs-ths road be-
ing thorough and Enpletely guarded: A-
NAH Tain, VII Leave Wheeling 1t ESQ PM, BEN
wood AZ l0:20 P. NJ, arrive At Baltimore At y. II.
Returning, leave Baltimore At $40 A. n, aETiYeI
jBenW0Od At 40 A. H., Wheeling ct $40 AN.
Whesling and Cumberland Accommodation Train,
viii leave Wheeling q 1000 A. NJ BenWood A. 1880
a. NJ; arrive 1t Cumberland At es3S P. II.
Returning, leave Cumberland % jas A. H., arrive
at Wheeling At $40 r II. I'D ..sij ii5a
VI. r, SMITH, Master transportation.
L. u. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
A. DIFRY, 1ft1
J.P.WILLAR0,
J. B. FORD, Gen1 Agent, WheeifnS. n1h5I
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for the treatment OF these cons II
plainta Md tig 49,
A. D. MORFLEY, Eso., Of uTICA n Y writes. 81
nave used Your tset0Fat myself in my family ever
since you invented Il, and believe It the best medi
cine for itspurpO8e ever put out With a lad cold
should sooner Pay twenty-five dollars for q bottle
than DO without IL or take any other remedy
Group, WhOOpIng Cough, Inhuenza.
-. sPRuSGIrE1D, MISS, Feb. :, 1855.
B5oTHEH AYER: will eheerfully certify your ne
torat y the best remedy possess for the cure Of
Hhoortns cough, Group, aud the chest diseases Of
children. We of your fraternity in the South An,
preciate your shll, and commend your meiilcne e,
our people. HIRAM C0NKEIN. M. n.
AMOS LEE, ESQ, MONTEREY, IA, writes, Sd jan.
lSS9: ~ hAd tedious Intiuenza, which confined me
IN doors six weeks took many medicines without re-
lief; finally tried your JeOraI by tie advice Of onr
clergyman The first dose relieved the soreness in
my throat and lungs leas than half the bottle
made me completely we'll. Your medic nes are Tie,
cheapest ~ well the best We can bny and Wa a.
teem you, D9etoF, and your medicines, As the poor
Asthma or Phthisic, and ReonehtfiS
WEST MANCHEsTRR Pa Feb. a. 1885.
sTH; Your Cherry Pictorial Is performing marvel
ons cures In this section 1t has relieved seyerSl
from alarming symPtoms Of consumption and 4 now
the lungs for the last forty years.
HENKY L. PARKS, Merchant.
a. A. RAMSEY, NJ D., A1Ato1, MONROE Co. Iowa.
o 1855 @IEtng my practice Of many
FtctOral for giving ease and relief TO Communities
patients, or curing suelI as arc cnFable.''
We m'sht add Volumes Of evidence, but the most
convincing proof Of the virtues Of this remedy d
found tits effects upon trial. n = 80 =
Consumption.
Probably no one remedy has ever been known
which cured 50 many and such dangerous cases a
this. Some hIiaIl AID can reach: bpt sVen Il,
those the Cherry IfeOrql affords relief and comfort
:, AsIo1 AogsE, NV Eenk CITT, March 8, 1855.
DocEon ATERs LONR1G: i feel It duty and Ruleas-
IRE TO inform yOu what your Cae5TI FseiDaf Inn
done foF my wife shehad beehive months iaboring
l9qeE me Of Consumption from
which no aid We could procure gave her much relief
She was steadily failing, until Dr.. Strong OF this
city. where We have come for advice recon- Ine,,ei
trial Of Your medicine. We bless his hndness. a
e 40 yo1r for she from that day.
fro her cough, and calls heEself well.
HonFs With gratitude and TeaaFd.
ORLANDO SHELBY, OF sHE1EFyu1E.
CbaSnniptttts, do not despair TIM you hSyS tFie5
AY!E's CHE9RI PEcFoAAL II isimaAs BY one Of the
around rs bespeak the high merits Of "a yirtIes =
EsttadelphtG ledger.
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Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheel
ing Rail Road.

.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, May 5th, 1s62, Pas
~ seugeF Trains WIN leave Bridgeport a. follows
(Sundays exrspted) iIfs b falsa
10 IS A. u. Train, stopping at All stations ar.
rlyes at Pittsburgh ct Ss25 P. NJ, and
Cleveland ct $50 r. u.
1S2 p. n. RxPreu9 Train, stopping ct al stations
arrives At RittsburEh 9t 500 T. u.
1Ol5 y. NJ Expires Train, arrives ct Pittsburgh at
30 a. d. aud Cleveland at BIS A. a.
Z ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Leave Cleveland at 0:2S A. Il. and 6.l5 p NJ, ar
riye at Bridgeport Rt 4:56 P. n, and 4:66 A. N.
Leave Pittsburgh q 100 a. NJ, 6sO6 A II. and
izS9 T. y, 4lyeat hEdgeport atl:54 A. NJ, lO23
Connections are made as Follows,
At Pittaburgh With Psnnsylyauil R. ]. for HAFriS
burg, baltimore, Warrington, PhIIA.
deiphlA New 1OrtAh Boston.
Cleveland with Cleveland 1 ToIed b r. for San.
anlkys Toledo, Detroit, Chicago aud
All points In the EoRTH WEST. will
Detroit steamers for Detroit, jackson,
Chicago and the NORFa Wksf. with
- ~ yieTeland = srie R,sR. Tor Erie, Dun.
drk, buhalo and Niagara F6I1s. With
cleveland, COluEnbu6 & Cincinnati Tor
CEestine: Delaware Columbus aud
At Hudsoa with the 9. z. / g. R.R. for cuyahoe.
Ralls, Akron, AfIieFaburgh and wo0s-
At Alliance with P;E.. ". Z G. R.R. for Canton,
I Masslllo1. WOOstsr, Salem, EnOn, CO
Atsteubenvtlls With Z. q. sc. Line and AZ BE11.ra
with co. o. R.R. for GAINESVILLE, New.
ark, Columbus, Xenia, Dayton, Indi-
annapolis, Cairo, Cincinnati, LouisTiIIe,
81. Louis, st. Joseph and All snoInti
Wtst and South West.
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return 1915
Fare always asloW, and time much quicker thRu
any other route. '-1
Through Tickets to all points In tho West, NORTH
and East can be procured At the ONCE nniSF I'M
Mcclure House, Wheeling, Va, or with PreIEht
Agent at Bridgeport Station,
Freight contracts VIII be made atloWost rates q
any point accessible by this road and its
TO the East, North; West and Northwest, at oficf
port Station. wa. D.TRRRY, Agent,
WheeltnR, Va.
JOHN CHAPMAN Agent,
Bridgeport, %.
p r NTYRRR Can't ~
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\ Our s ssysrs s have sf4sd dos s& e
saislis Z; g EEst s5ssIenee and worthy The con
81. ,,.,a,
HON. AInrN BEARD, ...v.,s ;, u su,.. MN.
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HON no JOHN ABBorF' M.vor AZ CONCORD. Nh
u
ON. A. II. gULIoGk, 40 ! ,.s.,,.S 90
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L, /, ! ,,xool.v :
HON: VIM NJ AopMAN. ms, gs ,,,,..,,, = !. !.
80. d
HON, AMOS W. PRENTICE,
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NOV. OLA. ;. po9s A.. !, .a,ss..,. J !.
Do,, = > r,;.,,.v. @
HON. D. ,. T Il y :. ,,,,,v C,rv
MsyOs Of HAMILTON, c, ".
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FOR THE RAPID CUl
BRrtYTup.M Mo-. Dsc ao =,

DasJtc All: Ia az l,et ms hssi ~,
say tue best remedy 1 have ever found
for Coughs, HoaEBeness, influenza,
and the eoneomitAnt symptoms Of a
Cold, Is your CHERhY PEcfoRAI. rs
constant use in my practice and my
family for the last ten years has (
shown It 70 poesesa superior EirtuesS
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The present critical state Of European affairs will
render these unusually interesting dur
die ground between the hastily written peEs-Items
Grudo speculatlons, and flying Fumbrs Of the daily
toriAn the living Interest and oxeite-
ment OF the great political events Of tho time shall
have passed away. It is 70 these Periodicals thar
reliable history of current events. and as such n
addition % their vel blited literary, sc6ntihc
and theological Character We urge them upon the
confederation of the reading public. -4--ss-s5
The receipt of Advance Sheets from the
British Publfhe1l gives additional value to these
Reprints, inAsmuch as they eau now be placed h,
the hands Of snbgerbBrs o soon Is die oTigis
nal editions.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-05

New Spring WalllP Paper.
gsT OPENED . very llnl.6ais5 ldolsof Fias
aA4e ohoap by JOSEPH aREVRG ,
s4s9$<9 No. % Monroe 81 5.
sW1ND0WGISa sSs-96 7 6oSS : 5ljt575
Nv !Ai1es, beth ttlbuISh ana Vlh6SliSR MO
q e3le y NAM isStllss's prieSs b
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A. u. NoRTLEY, Ksa., Of UTIuA, N. r, writes: 81
since you invented It, and believe It the best medi
cine for itspurpose ever put out. With bad cod
should sooner pay twenty-five dOllars for hottie
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PREPARED by Df. ]. O. AVER j

PllI 95 oEs. m Box. nm BoxzS Ioa 81.
go y 4 g. coon 9 cos md by N pFpesists
!. s. e 1ss n esfas esesyshsFe. mills
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RETIJRNINGRTRAINS

-
Leave Cleveland n o:2S A. n. and 6.l5 P. ~, ar
rtTe Gt Bridgeport 81 4:55 P. N, and 4:66 A. N,
Leave Pittsburgh q 100 A. NJ, 6sO0 A. n. and
A. u. and 1856 2. d. - - -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-05
M AYORs OF THE
Great Cities. :

rKTE the undersigned Mayors hereby certify that
w the Druggists, APOthecariess apd Rhysieinns
Of our several cities have signed document u as
suTanea TO that the remedies OF DIR. ~. o.. AYER
4 co, Of Lowell EAyer'a sarsapariua, Pills Agle
Cure, and Cherry Pect0ralJ have been found 20 be
medielneE Of great excellence and worthy the con-
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c6nst,1ptttts do not despair TN you hayS tried
AYI1,s CHE1RT PEeToRAE 1t Ia made BY one Of the
best medical chemists In the world and fts cnnss All
around rs bespeak the high merits Of IL yirtnes-
Eslttadelphta Ledger.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-20
soldiers Mitteus.

= The Secretary Of the Aid Society Of
St. lsui, mikes = an urgent appeal, ,to The
ladies To- knit, knit, knit p,ittens :ar the
sollie,s. 1900, pairs. are wanted aud Oh
the knitting. set Now, Nc begin to, suspect
that the ladies' arc spelling the s'adiers,
and can see ao.geod reason why the sol.
diers should not ylnsks, their own mit,ens
Theylhaye plenty Yof'aes while. +. larg.
minority Of Minnesota womse ne Cypress
ed with work. r knit mitten is~et near
y % I go, .o,dlIo one m.de u cloth. 1Gsr.
:.rq p.s't. eoat p Fhial
are, little the s9ssses for wear wbean, hs gct-
new, Let him rip these out. ]ay ,hia hand
down On aaptpieoe, stretching the o,humt
'bIck 'asaiar IT, possible" md draw lipe
fatouoa,, ftGos Jbe sat- Of vrise 10 Il,
'as vi 81 III ss X:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-20

ter y hal f an inch larger thar. the hand
and full inch wider. at, the wrist. Cut
another piece just like il and sew the two
together with strong seam. Cut linz
ing IL the same way, out Of a pair Of can
ton flannel drawers, sew i up and slip in,
sew u strip around the wrist for gaunt-
LEI and there is bette: mitten than any
ordinary 1H knit one, TIE right hand nit.
ten shoulI be made with fore finger sep
arate from the other three and tp do this
Yet ct the soldier Il take pattern BY any ordina-
~ glove slit i down and set gusset in.
IT the ladies furnish them With; n,ittens
let them ma ke them cut of good strong
satinct lined with cotton, OF: woolcn flannel
One can make .ir pairs while. she would
knit one and the material will cost no
more. If the soldiers between this and
Red River and at Fort Ripley want nit
tens az and cannot make them, if they will
send us; :heir old c'othcss We will
engage to have them eoaycrte' into , SUBJ
stan'tial nnd comfortable mittens, The la-
dies Of! of ST. loud would gladly furnish
them al with anything but ,"mittcns,' =
put i would be Of no use to ask any Of
the tln,tY syS;nl .nsitte.s to any but the ugly
sinners; but We knpw one spiteful old
maid who will be glad Of an opportunity
TO- send = yl:ef; and =. ta'itten to every
mothers other sou pf: them, ST. bpysjt you fear
frqst-bitien 6ngers send, Us, your old
clothes, We; will! cut them into shape
and ~ |fslhe will furnish yqa mitteus; BY the
oag 1p4L ~ r4a,i< - zinc 'nd .!.,',,, +.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-20
Hospital Stores.
ga mi - -}tI ~ sagIT
HOSPITAL. F.. NAsMITH. PAYNEsvILLE, !
:, MIMI, Nov. 18th, 1852,

-: ,f, ,M'xS.,; Nov. 1lth, 1852 g.,
Mis-. swissilELM Permit NE t. &C.
k" 'ei l through The medium Of your
paper, he reception Of parcel from the
Ladies Solaiers Aid Society; If your u, yplaoe.
f;o,ir the benefit ,of the sic soldiers o. Nas+
m,ith'ss1 Detachment, 18th, Regt. Wis.,,
Vols |' '
4' The sleeping: gar n nents and sheets, wer.
most especially gratefully received, a. the
surgeons Of our regiment had made requi-
sitipns on the Supply nepots Of both St
Paul aod Chicago, for linen aud cotton
goods, and for the reason that the demand,
from Southern troops had already exceed
ed the supply, government failed = fur.
oish TO Us tie much needed articles, and.
in consequence thereof, our hospital il
destitute Of sufficient bedding for tie COM
fort Of the sick. ~, III,
Any further article. Of bedding The
generou. people Of your place and vicinity
may have to contribute, would adj mate
rally 10 The recovery and comfort Of the
patients, as their OILY article Of bedding
is their blanket on Ioose straw. +,
Since our arrival 1T this place, We have
averaged from eighteen to twenty sick in
hospital, principally fever patients. -,",
l must apologize for not acknowledging
The receipt Of those articles previously,
but We have jn"t got into our new hospi-
,,2l ;, and previously We; had No opportunity
of even opening tho parcel. s,.no>. 'A"
,.... Yours sincerely, ..t, ~.
JOHN W. 'ELKlNS, Hospital Steward, l. i,
Nssmi,h's Detachment 25,h Regt: Wis. Vols. II
Il" The Lower Town Aid Society is entire.
" out Of funds, and serious illness in Cen.
Mitchell family las prevented them get
ting up an exhibition as proposed so, that
they haze po means Al n ese"t, to get
be,'diag." But Government should fur
uish the h,spitat axith pyeoamnifSsrtab'e beds
lssd il tho p:oper person will send a lessl
veasthsr! and osasF,5 sanee. II Of Four met
sh.pts, IN s,.tesiel, eia-ais will getiit,
baud .maks isap in shosa ssder.aolt, .his y
'aotslens they. siAspi4 ppney ssosooaeas
possib|A ARd,syet lthss~uehv >peedad up
shde ,asoiIdpqea 6 ono y1s7o-syon
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-20
Items.

- 80 -.
, Dispatches from Washington still SPEAK
of settling the ''lndisn difficulties in n in.
nesota without capital puuishm. n, -! I"
j" Coz: Marshall conducts 1900 or 1906
Il dians to Fort Smelling to be fed at Cow
ernme,it expense until their Uncle ISan,-
'uel and ours, decides ''wliat is 10 he done
with our Sioux brethren: ''"'..r" 'd' /.
Extreme, cold weather is driving the
miners firm the Rritish Cylumbi. mines.
Gen. Cameron was. expected n NASH
:inston on the 10th. 1.-The feeling in Es
ripe, he says, Is strongly in favor of in:
PREVENTION, and the sentiment is daily in
:crsasing in consequence II inactive mill:
jtary operations. III In England no active
will take .place until Parlia-
n,cnt meets. |: The success sor, failure VI
the present; campaign will probably decide
the matter. I. Etoidsd victories on our
side alone will diepel the idea "'y4 LIN
~ There are more 81, 1 ruud,norsa than ual Of
changes to be made in The Cabinet, but
there is little hope Of Seward Ltihg GUST
>edG'it" 5hl ir"Ii .$Tt'a , :J."tt'A
The Roman Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum
foorr boys >1 On Bedford Ayeauc,. Brook a,
v, was totally destroyed u ats:, On Tie 9Th. -:
Their, we're Gre gag children nearly ill saw.
I'd. ivy are known s es 70 T., dsad s'ssvs'a'
arg missing ...i' a,m i"nt.,.=. 4.}3--
!" BY order Of Govsrpos Spuguc,; a salute
Of 100 guns will DO, 6re.l| in honor, Of the
appointments Of burnside to the command
Of the army Of the Potellac..,,v ontn .,...
," The boi States s III, suffering ard like
y 70 suffer more severely from tho want
i frsl, as ,heir" principle supply, II coal
, can,s from from, ne free States 'SOftHe Isl
million" Il tons ton, prrobdGcsd in The United
States during 1850, Tie loy.l States yield.
ed 81 millions; !. xhilo Of the 90 millions
of tons obtained, frou, States now -accessi.
bic to the rebels, Virginia produced 81
millions III Ksntasty 81 millions, Tennes,
secs ,,m,llioust and the, reat .of. the Slave
States billy ol5S, 200 tSns. NJ zad sds ~,
tai .ifaas rss9H sid saa ~ SninapY aiiaw al
Y The lntssuational Exhibitions ,of c:.ondos
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